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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-08

n General Meredith, who made brief
Visit 20 our city YESTERDAY. on military bust
ness, = looking very well. notwithstanding
the Injuries received by him on the Geld Of
bsttlc. lie i enthusiastic in praise OF his
noble regiment. the 18th Indians For
twenty ave DAYS this regiment we're uudef
Gre, during the campaign OF Pope and Nc
Clellan near the Potomac. AMI Z; has suffered
severely. having nov near four hundred inca
IN hospital. most Of whom are wounded -
The electives number only about t~o hun-
dred. The 18th will be assigned 20 Gen
eral Merediths brigade. and arrangements
are being made 20 add 20 the ranks Of the
regiment large number Of the drafted men.
whom the General will take TO Washington
with him in ieu days. he u mskiag eeofls
toward securing At least two Of our newly
organized Indiana regiments for his brigade.
which with the 10th and 9th. will give him
brigade Of Indianians We hope he may
succeed ia his efforts in thi- behalf.-Sfsfe
Journal
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Night Dispatches.
FoRFlGN NEWS

FAxrHsR PoNr. Nov The steamer
Nor~egian from Liverpool on the 93i. va.
Londonderry ON the 9Th. passed this point
"a Quebec to-day
The Cav Of Baltimore iron Nc~ Work
arrived a. Queenstown on the 81
The steamer Anglo Saxon from Qaei,cc,
arrived al Londonderry Oh the 23i. Roth
,es-els we're supposed - be oh Liverpool
when 80 Nor-egisa haiiesl. The weather
continued very boisterons AID additional
marine disasters cont inued 90 be reported
GssAr nsfrN~.--The Tines citv article
referring TO he resolution contcuipiased 81
Confederate Gossrameat a. collect a million
bale. Of cotton snd sell tlsem in Earnpe. sub
i~ct 20 al The ccutsgeacie- a. - the date
a. shich they car he shippei. says Il y nos
.ithout Importance Should the resolution.
be passed there sie rrohably msny specnia-
tors -ho might De tempsei s.ta speculation
provssed the margin At rrsht Offered VA
very large
The wFiief suggests that perhaps the 90
fcslersfs.. ~ sacsre Of the Ovets asrl Other
vessels. hoe g. break ~ The blockade 81
Charleston o. ether poits daring The winter
The Daily Ness thinks tie Fcieral e.o.e
hss never before iosk 81 - Ike sarres. - "a.
essential fe.fnres The South 4 .,r,ost -
re l.rs stage 81 eshaaitsess. ~hlir rhe No,,h
/. nesr'v rEtoathe4 - al a. rs.ourcrs Ar
thss Furet<an nsuens have 70 a, !. - Al,
Tie event mnst eooa - -. iiei Is other
tnsaenrrs ih.n th..,e The Tisaes. - coara>
sske- drectiy he ep,osite vi~-. sri az
nnoe important lhaa ners ~ hsfties i -
fact that the Ses York rsoner u,srkcf hss
Al last beEsn really a. feel tire dsrrcr = hirh
threstcre the canutfy eah usof q ~srnlr l,ot.
feAefsfe Stale cooqasre.i hkels % -
stfh DOT one cenf fet letset ~ direct tara
sioa Al ne North. ard v.sh a. i--erse coss.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-08

-. L9rIs, Nor. s.--Aboutl O'Clock yc.-
tefday morning when ~ miles above Ste
tieneyieve. liss steamer j. II. Dicsev. ex.
ploaed one OF Ter boilers, killing several
asd voandins others OF the passengers All
Grew. The passengers were awakened by
violent sho-k. alii rushing from their Rooms
found the boa had been run against The II
liroi> baak afj lay fastened 10 the mud n
about H. minatr-. While passengers were
s'ii' wandering about the cabine, not vet re-
Covered from ne first alarm another terrible
shock shook tie whole boat and the forward
the cabin VA, nsiauty filed with Scalsin.
steam. Numbers inhaled IL and fell diving
upon the hoof While the passengers. among
whom we're several ladies'. rushed in panic
90 the stearn- Other horrors were added 10
csiimify by fire breaking out in the state
rooms. and through the food above the
rollers whicomnuaicatei from the furnaces.
Alter long sfsi earnest exertions the fire
was conquered. and all unite in bearing
praise TO Capt. Nusselmaa for his bravery
andludgement
The cause OF the explosion remains un-
certain, the engineer stating il 10 be from
the shock on striking. while others maintain
the latter Wss Old and detective. the pilot
states that the cause 0fthe vessel going shore
was from a signal to back water being mis-
understood as enc 10 20 ahead
Among the killed i Lieut. T. Dodge of
the sixth United States cavalry OF Philsde'-
phia. II. Eaton, clerk, dangerously seal.
ded. Several persons are known 20 have
been blown overheard, and Others jumped
into The river in Tia panic and we're drowned
at eight o'clock the next morning the steamer
Warner came along ard brought the Dickys
passengers and crew 10 this city.
ST. LOUIS, Nov 7th-Blair's majority in
the LIST Congressional District. leaving out
soldiers vote, Is fJ1. Returns from the
army viii probably increase it to 900
Gen. Loan, Union Emancipationist. is elected
in the eth District. VIM. A. Hall iselccted
ia the eth District by some 400 majority. !
>. Rollins IS elected in the 9th District by a
small majority. Returns from the State are
yet mesgre, but il l. safe TO assume that
majority OF the members of the Legislature
elected are for emancipation
ST. LOUIS, Nov 7-Goy. Gamble has an
pointed Thursday the 9th inst as day OF
The case Of Judge Iocklaud. Who was re-
Gently arrested for the encouragement of
rebei!ious opposition 70 the Government in
Is prosecution of the var, sc. has been re-
ierred 20 Maj. Gen. Curtis. whose decision
ia tho natter la, not yet transrircd
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To Contractors.

Notice i hereby given that sealed pro
posals will be received At the Council Room
or he evening Of November i5th. ls62. for
the grading and graveling OF that part Of
Sixth Street lying between the Canal and
the T. II. 4 ST. l.. X. X. Il IS to be graded
according to the grade established by the
City Engineer. and 20 have coat Of eight
inches oil gravel 10 the centre. sloping to
four inche- on the sides. the gravel 10 be
well screened. The work will be lie, to the
lowest responsible bidder.
nos7-ld J. GUIcK. City Clerk.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-08

lE- Washington dispatch of sle tth.
80. the .artaise that Governor Morton. Of
tuiiana. = likely 10 succeed Secretary
Saith in cs.s Of Mr.. Smith's appointments %
tho vacancy occasionel by the death of
IadSe Huntington. Of Indiana. = entirely
erroncoo-. Gov Morton ssys publ'oi, that
he IA. not Tor a moment entertained any
-neh iacs. s..d thss ne would not. under anv
cirvum-tsnces. accept Cabinet position -
HIS business here s eouhned 70 Official mat
ser- connected With the operations Of the
~ss We i on The Upper Potomac q dsy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-08

~ Ne are authorised by futile 10 say
that he will be ready by ~ o'clock thi.
morning. To deliver the ftst instalment Of
MS Incompatible mincs mest--the first OF
the season A mince pie and A piece OF
cheese after returning from Church to.mor
row ~oald he glorious lie sad something
sboat having superior elder and apples from
the orchard OF n Ragon. E.l of Putnam
conat, OIL, think mince pie. pitcher
Of sweet fresh ci,ler. Basket ef rel Spetf-
enbarg apple. before yeu for a Sunday
lunch
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-08
IRON FORT MONROE.

foKr MoSRoI, Nov. 5.-Mrs. Pig0i her
son. daughters. and all her slaves. we're ar
rested on Wednesday night last. by the reb-
els and taken 10 Richmond Mrs Pigot !. a
widow residing about nine miles above VIII
liamsburg. and Is sister OF Judge J.. ! E.
B0wdeu. Her only offence. "a FAR a. known.
i that her brother i All uncompromising
Union man.
Measures are being taken, which will IN
doubied'y lead to the liberation Of this lami-
".
The steamboat Express left Fort Monroe
at O'clock this morning. on flag OF truce
mission 90 aiken Landing. She took $50
febei prisoners. most OF whom were badly
wounded
The frcn Ia Consul to Richmond also
went mp GA Express
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-08

~ Prof Gardner may be. or nav not be
a. the rebels may have taken him. but one
thing Is cerain--thefe are iew more OF his
Pictures left M Baftleus On caks of that
highly celebrated soap. Chances are lessen
ins. - so with a quarter and secure one. and
that right quietly. now tit
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-08

AZ, ,Sc1 ~ var Pn'crs 90 Day ooeps--
but lev persons who have no, recently visit
ell mercantile establishments in this and
other cite. ar aware Of tho very heavy adj
vance which his taken place IN the reices of
every d~sesi ton of try goods, but moro
especially Of cotton goods. Prices arc still
Advancing AID a i impossible 20 say where
Il will stop Tue causes Of this rapid rise in
prices are 10 &c found IN the scarcity Of cot
ton. the high price Of foreign exchange, an.
scarcity Of coin. In sisisins stores parchaserss
Who arc inclined 70 believe prices eItortion-
ate should bear these facts IN mind
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-08

A CIoss Saws As the 9Th Indiana
were living upon their breast hs'ng. a. the
battle OF Pesryville. Lieut. Mccormack Of
company II. remarked % h'- Captain. who
sas near him. Gap. amt the balls hying
pretty thick ZAP above iss's sec Il they sia't ?
And, .ui.,ng the action TO the wori. he rai-
ell one OF hs- leg into the AR Scarcely had
had he got il there when muskei hall took
on the heel OF hi- boot
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-08

ttettNHAAts Wv.
Flour Ia gooi dcmaa,i ani super advanced
a. s. s0,2s - extra - s5.as 81, family
:, - AMI fancy seas -
Wheat 10 root demand a. a-mi 90 for
rel
Corn firm AZ -
Oats are DC higher Nes l. 81 a.
RYE 63,f6t
BARLEY a 3alel -
Whiskcf 34i..
Nothin< done IA ne s-sfA. - $50 bbi-
bac-su shohicf. -old ~ So s0u fierce. of
isrl a. a. 81 tie sss9l. AaI 81 Tor netf
mounth butcher. isid j. declinel T. ~.asi
the latter rate inciu.iing paekaees
Hogs easier. Co hesd atcrAg.as fr.,ns
900 to2 -, soii 81 ga receiis goG
Groceries quiet bat AL aEsicies he'll 6ras
Is.
fssid = l,onzhi Il 80. sire- ~. .ssi ne
mss.i Note. -. fUhsafc diAcoEi ari
pa.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-08

90 man IN Lafayette. ie~ days
since. having scolding wiic. attempted 10
cure hef Of the fralIts hy tying the meal bag
over her head. lie doab,le-- ,ho.ght = the
beat way in The worli o. make her "meals
moushed - The result was general row .
a trial tor assault and hauess. aud the last
seen ~ nv heye Lord ~ the meal bag he
wa- oul on Reconnaissance in force. flank
ed by two constable-. ia pursuit Of bail
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-08

Etopr- rsos.Sr. JoHSs. \. B-The 81
Johns Globe says that. during the pssi fort
night. large number Of mechanics and
working men have Ieft that city and gone TO
the United State-. attracted thither by the
high rate Of wages. and apparently not
daun,ed By the unsettled state Of Affairs in
that country.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-08

cH- The Grand EncampDent and Grand
Lodge l. o. o. T. Of Indiana will commerce
their aas.uai communication at IndianaPO-
liz on TUESDAY the 18th int The former
At o'clock A. n. aud the latter at - n
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-08

S.soBsosIr SroeEsrro~.-We see tiat
soms nan adyertises in tie State Sentinel
Tor kooi is-fer and collector. aud i care
ful to say th,, Democrat will be preferred
We recomu end that he secure the services
of eH-secre'sfy Of War. General John y
FLOYD. withou, delay
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-08

~ The Grand Divisions OF the Sons 81
Temperance elected. on Monday last. the
following ohcsrs for the ensuing wear. VI,
a.t-... G ". p. indianapolis
r 3. HALEY. e. W. A. Newcastle
Henry Ohr. G. s. indianapolis
=. n. Albeit. e.. ; Columbus.
a. r Brown. q. Chap. indianapolis
=. Protxmsn. G.. G., indianapolis
n j Lindley. %. Senl. indianapolis
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-08
ILLINOIS ELECTION

Calc.op. Nov &. The Democrats carry
the State by from ID 900 TO ~ 0O0 majority.
They elect eight and probably nine mem
ber- Of Congre-s--the Republicans FIVE.
The Democrats elect .wo.fhiri.o ~ the menl-
bers Of the House. and have r,siorify Of
lie % Two In tho Senats
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-08

INV yoRg. Nov. 6.-Seymour i certain
- elected i,s lo.ot'' mainriy. aIso the entire
Democratic state ticket
The Democrats have Il out ot 81 Con
gre-smen
The Assembly i still in doubt-prohably
evenly divided"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-08

WANrFp.-A few men TO iili up Company
A. lst Indiana Cavalry. now acting - Body
Guard 20 Gen Sigel. in Virginia Apply
soon Office Ia EarlY's Block. North side
Public square. Terre Hautc. Ind
noyiiiw !. II nILi.S
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-08
FROM PHILADELPHIA

faliAnstrHfA. Nov s.-Commodore Pen
dergrsst. commandment Of the Philadelphia
Navy Yard. died this morning OF paralstic
attack. lie was 81 wears of age. and has
been in the naval service Of the country
over 81 wears.
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sose
FROM THE POTOMAC.
hrsQuARTkns Army 90 rHE POf0aAcI
REcreRrow> .sNA. Nov q.
70 Ms Efeiieney II, Prsal,af +.


y" Ms Efeiie"ey The Prsadsaf:
As the Particulars Of the fcht Yesterday
a. BurbUrs become known. the more bril-
liant the victory i found TO have been The
battle vas tonight by cavalry alone and hc
tween the bes, aiscipl ned troops either army
could produce. The rebel. were under the
command of Gen. Stuart. aud the Federals
under General ficasanion The final rec
suit shows that the rebels left % dead on the
field AID their wounded must have been nu-
merous Our los Vas FIVE killed anil ten
wounlai
ten Pleasshi"ii. to day reports that ten
Jackson occupies Chester with his command.
The town Of Warrenfon vas occupied by
our troops nj = o'clock this afternoon. taking
, prisoners belonging 10 the 3d Virginia
cavalry. aud two infantry soldiers. who state
hat their regiment had gone up the Valley
zen. Bayarl had slight skirmish TO day
on The Waterloo road, killing MANY AMI
wounding two and taking ten prisoners. with
out any loss on his part
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-08
FROM BOSTON.

KOsroN, Nov Snow commenced fall
ing here AZ O'Clock this morning. IL was
also accompanied b, strong eNstcrly wind.
There : M abatement 1T the storm M 20
this hour.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-08
FRnM WASHINGTON.

Wss,iNeroS. :. - M.--The first snow
storm OF the season commenced here at
o'clock this morning. and up tn this hour two
inches at snow has fallen.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-08

~ Gen. Baell AMI iad- arrived at Indi-
annapolis THURSDAY ls~t. Gen. H.. has been
ordered 90 report there Tor dnty-shs pre-
else nature Of which has no, transpifed
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-08

sT-Gen. Wallace's staff have gone from
Cincinnati to Cairo. by steamer. where they
are to meet General W. IN day or tao. and
proceed with him 70 Corinth.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-08

KGos Morion lelegraph- home that he
hopes 60 effect the exchange Of tie Indiana
troop. paroled at Richmond and Nsofof'is-
vile. Ky. within fe~ DAYS
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-08

4 II. those ~ho have any claims
n s<<lnss ne teos.ss<. Krnss E,rsAles. Ave a.
hsn3 s<cs1zss - - Ertsrsirned .fkla 49,
ue<4s
u2-<L Y Fkxr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-08

ilvfFAIo. Nov. The billiard match be-
tween Foley Of Cleveland. and kayanangh
OF New York. was Won by kavanauch by
2Oi points
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-08
PRAIRIE CITY BANK.

NOTICE Is hereby giyen to The
&erthois-rs. fiszf to srnssf ss-eslrsr Coz %.
FurIa-e - ~irrttng nine nir<rfss So sls -1ssinx
Haste. - Wetneetsy "a sfA Day Il &sv-sh-r
r<st. e. a'clozt IN
gSo' = BrAcH. cs.ss.r.
T~rr. H<uis. o.. a fs<s a.
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FROM CALIFORNIA

SsN Francisco. Nov THE steamer 50
nora has arrived from Panama
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-08

Hs.DoH'.. GsIxtsynLE. Va. Nov >
Another attempt was made this afternoon
TO drive 10 our pickets stationed few miles
beyond New Baltimore. This time larger
force advanced 10 the attack, but upou com
Ing within range OF our arms. fea aeil d.
rected ehots caused thers ~ chang trout 10
rear.
Cannonading has been heard to isv in the
direction OF Uppervilie. Ii was p, .cs Cd 10
proceed from Gen. StOneman's az, lice.
GArSEsvTILE. Va, Nov This corps OF
Gen Reynolds belonging 10 Gen. McClellan's
command took possession of Warrenton YES
teriay. the rebsi- evacuatiDg tie place with
out stopping 10 fight.
An Investigation into the Causes of the
confagratiOn at Haymarket has resulted in
tho conviction Of tao men OF Gen. Stein.
wahr's command. court martial has been
ordered which meets to-day 10 try the case
lt was intensely cold last night and this
morning snow commenced falling-the first
OF the season.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-08

The l'stersbofg ExSrsss boasts iast
rebel .harp-sheeter. NAMED Jsy. shot f'uf
Yankee. in one .kirmish. &c mu~s te
ropfin' lay
The D<-ecrsf -AYs thai NcClsllsns snuy
II i. a. Job -a,d e he
~as.aorse. ..cscshei Nth ,hue1sr
The Scriptures speak Of mans ss1ine
fos bread sod receiving rsere. The seh-
els A. los al, and ~e give ihem sali reirr.
ceoias~s !. considered valuable Guaiisy
"a 'ohises. We guess the fehels Ill be
cool enough III. eouins winter
The ~sr IA. made nation ~ rnourner..
hus ,hsn1 t'oa sc have vrs 70 noura ia.s
Union
Besuresars comFia.o- shas 81. had. ~.
been tea Th~v -Aousa - A. = .A..a
h.s nesk
The seises - u shs gr.rssae as~.
-soaid b hans Ssh shsr o-a sr.pss.as..
Tie rebel steamer "a. !. .losus -s.l-
ms ta.ioes. snoax she .h.ier.
to.s.--A yOaas resusss per H.
collar "a Ne nsci Any ees r~sssnsug h.n
20 n,e ~ill he hssfAiiy rewarded
nos~isl "a. SHKwNAkEs
Mas~ ArFlE We -ant So ha.A NJ
Ian Aprses c.s FUTILE a CO.
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V.nFsH OYSTERS lust received snf 80 ~ ssr'
L css.stanfiy On hsb< ~ J. A foeis. a ths STE
s.ro~~ry. csTnsr tsh aud Ono street,. sc 81
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-08

tn All those vho want beautiful Silk
Hst. Of the s.te., fashion. call az the New
York Hat Store AID got ole at he Home
Manufacture. which make n,seH. here
fore can warrant all hsts bought Of me-
have hne as-artmen; II French Beaver.
Otter and SON Cashmere hats Of the finest
quality. AMI Of al eoler~. which | am selling
very - also, large assortment Of Wool
h~of all colors, ranging in price a. low
jrlty ccuts
I n LOW ERIE. Practical Halter,
Successor u J &. YATES
m31.tf Dor f.ftA and Main "a
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.

1fHIFE|I = ~ EsIfIfNF I fffN|f II
And especially invites those suffering from
Acute. Nervous. or Old Standing Chronic
Diseases. Aches. Pains. Weaknesses. Injuries.
arrangements. aud all Ailments peculiar 20
Females. to call and consult him free OF
charge div
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-08
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Noon Dispatches.
FnnN YIpGIXIA

GAISsvIrE, Nov 6lh.--Gen Sigsl hss 50
Tar recovered a. % visit Thososehlsre Gsp
today.
Car run on The Manassas road a. Tar A.
White Plair-. beyoni the Bail Run range.
The AFFAIR Of tie coaaszrsiiou az Hay
Market. is being thoroughly INVESTIGATES ~
ths Provost Marshal
Az was quies along The left wing Of the
army offhe Potomac to-day.
INN. sprrf.t
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DYE HOUSE.

NEW YORK DYE HOUSE
~ Tss usfsr.igDsd ~ouh rsspecif@ly iH,si.
49,. <lsf,.s. a rsrrs ususe an slrniff ftsi theJ
h.-- Iusf arrived fsoz The Hast -ith -s. -
;srt<6 stsk q tn~ pye-sfucs, ssf eeHst,rf '.s,
Fisss Ciss- Dye H>sss 10 Destef - nis pises -
t..~~ foo-p No x~rfh rsurfh -. ~hsfs - -
- - = a.. - .rv c.lisr f@flss ttpkins -
<.--~ls-lan .f.s 0~ntis.sns ssnesr
''s.ss,e, s.''''' a. nSKR. cLAnDoK . 90.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-08

~ Ladies and gentlemen. now l. the
tame Ia get ycnr Fall ard Winter wear coi-
ord and ci,sa,d Having improved and en-
larred our dye hou-c and finishing iool-. We
are prepared Ia 10 an, kind OF work in our
line not 20 be cxcelled ia the western
cities j e. REiNERS a sON.
East Wabash - bet 9th 81 4 canal
bctlndlm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-08

Fresh Rack Wheat Flour can Le had f.,-
= TUTTIf'S
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-08

IT. latest New York styles OF silk Hats
something neat aud styli~h--iust received
II Basnett'- Hat Store. northeast corner Of
the Public Squire. Tuell 4 Ripley = old stand
Call and set one oci2l -
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BALDWIN rRsSByT'R'N CHVRci


HoToGRArH ALBUMS AID
60 ' s0ex n A. i g. ss:,;:s -
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Nus~ ArFtu We ~ans So ha.A NJ
Ian Aprirs c.s TrTTLE 4 CO.
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A new and complete system OF
EDICAL ELECT RICITlf
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most respectfully announce 10 the citizens Of
Tsnss Hsrrk and vicinity that he has take
rooms for a limited time al the Bunlin House
ior the purpose al s~rs~o Jsssss,s NV his pc
caiaf system OF
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-05
q Prison Incident.

VI So "a aha iiainrs Butt. the
aaIthorcsS rom Norfolk, NirLil-
"a, halted ttiS aternoon opposite
o,T quarters ia a spacious Goa h.
Size was eIegtatly auired ana &C.
conplnied by a miltlry OBI er
II Mas cv,dc@t that she had come
90 see ole OF The prisoners, and
i was quickly d,s,olercd dat
Capt Roswell 4. Fish, VIII, had
lrrived only a day or two since,
WAS the ~louuAate o1r.t OF thtS
Compliment. lie manifested a
frenzy 10 Set by the scuunel> al
the door TO reach her carriage but
It was Of no avail; he could not
pass, eNen tAousu she beckoned
most dnntily tor hiu.f he selz-
ed a piece Of paper, and sctatch-
ed a lex words aud seat II To the
cirrrlpge by a guard. j. was a.
mnsing to witch the countenan-
ces of the military asseulblage at
the windows and doors, as they
behelJwhh utter silence The avid
lty with which she opened the
note; quick as thought she seiz
ed a pencil from Tie officer by
her side, and began &c write. BY
this time the corprl oil the guard
arrived aud relieved the agony OF
the Captain by allowing hun to
pass from the sentinel to the car
rage, " hen heparties very grace
lully Saiuted each other. Ii was
an interview SO very polite and
attractive, that it was a relief to
the dull aad sober thoughts en-
gendered 10y the monotony Of an
imprisonment, and carried back
the heart OF many a spectator to
the blIsstul period OF his own ear
~ attachments. But to the point.
the dear Captain surrounded bv
an mPudent guard, was Compel
to close the interview, so intent
" watched by his prison associ-
.ateS, and he did this by a kiss OF
her hand, so bewitchingly be-
slowed that the young OH er was
greeted by one universal shout
on his returning to his quarters.
The young lady, as the officers
say, responded by an instant ap-
plIcatlon Of the smltten hand 70
her heart.
was amazed to learn in con
y~ersation with the gallant Cap
tain this evening, that on this
very day he was to have been
married, that on the day OF his
capture the Coionel Of his regi-
meDt had gone to Washington to
obtain a turlough for him FOR
that purpose. In view OF the
scene Just witnessed, | inferred
very naturally that the lady in
question was the bride to be, but
IN reply to my inquiry he said,
mo, oh, mol She is merely a
watering-place acquaintance
formed at Saratoga, which has
been continued by accidental
meeting in Washington, and va
riots acts OF mutual good under
standing and poIiteness ever since.
r Hon. Aifred Ely.