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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10

~ Lent Eii Lilly. late OF the 2ist
Regimsns Indiana Volunteers. has been an
thorizsd 70 raise battery. 20 De known as
the ieth Battery Of Indiana Artillery. With
the headqasrters al Grssoesssle. Lieut.
LILY Is known 10 many OF our citizens - an
efficient aud Intelligent ofiesr who win do
good service. and We hope he sill speedily
nh hrs battery ard be ready fcr tie seld
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10

r.. Armss To Arms!f To Arnsii
The President Of the United States has
issued hi. Proclamation calling for 100000
additional voiunteers- The undersigned. In
accordance herewith are osganizing com
p.ny IN this county. TO serve In the list
Regiment, which viii be Immediately organ
led at Camp vigo. The company viii be
organized to the lumber Of ioi NEE, rank
aud file. The paw viii be from Si3 to srss
per month. and everything found
b. order Of the Adjutant General. this
dsy issued. one months pay and go OF the
bosnty none, will be paid each recruit a.
soon a. mustered into service. making i' all
s3s advance pay to each soldier.
Recruiting Office in Tusils Old Store. 90
Main Street. Terre Haute. Ind
MD. TOPPING
A. j. WEIGH.
The unlerslsnei take pleasure In recon-
Incnding The above gentlemen 10 those viii
ling 10 volunteer. as in every nav qusllhed
TO take chas.s Of a company.
E.B. ALLEN.
HID. SCOTT
K. ". THOMPSON.
July 10. I7ead6~i~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10

- Active preparations are being ssde
throughout the District. ~ the say OF re.
,suiting tor the list regiment. - be osvan.
I'D At thi. place. some s-o OF three cOm
l-snie- arc ssisg raised IN this county a.
- adv. and oshsrs spoken OF. Prom the IL.
alcx,sons. ne think bat = short zine all
slsg~e before the sls, oil he rests ies
n.rching orders. Ne hoard = rumor. H.,
essains. - u ~ss you'd psosas.y be The
ssid Sfie~rs. Which. IL true. viii make d On.
81 ihe se-s regiments ssst hss ieh es-y
tirs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10
seHwINGRoUBrR. Sec

~ No,s outstanding the war. business In
soms branches in our city Is quite brisk
reue Hsule now supports about one hun
ired and fifis drinking establishments. halfa
lo1sn billiard saloons. and innamessble
other establishments. where the habit Of
mos yoa see n and nov yeu don't" i prae
tied The enterprise aud phiIAn,hrophy of
our city can no longer be quessioRed-iaklng
everything into consideration.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10

Rsc.trs wssrsD fxsplArsls---Ils
10Th regiment : being recrsAnised under the
sus.ices Of Col. J. 7. Laoas. late Lieut. Col
Of the sane regiment and all persons visA-
Jog 10 snliss under officers uhs have seen
service. car have q chance nov. Of assisting
N essrhlns cut he rebslliea. and ore more
siss~-sinx the supremacy Of the Stars and
sirip<s
Pay. r.tions sDs eioshing fr~n lie urse Of
ealis'nsnt A rseruising eses oil bs open
s~srs dsy. until TIE desired nunses are o.
rollei. of4ce. t~s c,oo spsth Of the Gu
cionail Hos>s. o. posrsA ssrss<-ssss ode.
v. ". CONNER.
lf3.dtf Lisssessrl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10

: - General " J. Elliott lsft Ind
Asspolis on Tuesday last Tor guscumbia.
Ala, and Chattanooga. Tenn. under Orders
from General Stone 30 render such aid a.
may be necessary to the invalid Indiana
soldier. in that region Of country
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10

49, ~ r~qee-s q nsay II ess e'slse1<.
he Iusenile Cias<. unter 80 tlssssso. %
rrsf =. " Stansre wiIl r-peas sbs Coacer,.
sissu last -e-k. Al tie CITY Sehoo' Han %
ftaisy eseai.g We nsed rot ash ssy .bo
attended The lersss earces, - 80. bat she-s
.ho "a ncsand fs.i 70 .fssnd 20 q srro. sveu
sag = n NE a rieh treat II -Iii do yoar Ae.,s
<srd - s~s ne essy q little ehiiissa al
s>xsls cisi N -his.-sish so-ers. -reasA.
sns -uile--'o.os- ass h-FTy. soca s.tissor.
sSla ans snesxy ss has ben sxklbisea BY
~ srs M. sssn.g>. N sapsrsins nssso.l
lns<rsrsiee - he souns. ds>seses encourage
sasas. snd A. he seaaeesa p<'os 81 sa.s-'s~-.
lis censs. chlltrs - een,s-vs he's y
see n. Hail fllet 70 ovsrsesias
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10

Pass MEAT MAsKrr.-I invite my isnow
citizens 70 call at my meat shop on the ives,
side Of Market Street. between Main and
Cherry Streets. and purchase of NE the
choicest quality OF fresh meats. which al
says keep on hands also will deliver
meats AZ any part Of the city sy leaving or
s.u .o,sas +. STEVENSON.
Iuly DIV
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10

~ We undsrrtsnd our mechanics are all
vsry bcsy Just pos. On every hand I'm
ysosenents seem % be the esdsr Of the day.
and Il can hardly be realized ihss &C passed
through year and half of civ IL VAR. with
the preser, and 'utGrs prospects Of our bsaa-
uful city 40 promising.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10
N. D. TOPPING
July 10. 1762d6vfw

~ We see that cur friend J.n,as Cham
bors Ia. complied with tie ,ew ordinance.
Or paying $50 license 10 sell all kinds OF
frs.h meats at bis old stand, corner OF I'd
ana Ohio streets Please give him call.
July =. div
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10

fok rHf wsk-Csptain Jssss SxIrn. Is
NOV here. and has opened recruiting Office
lor The 18th regiment near the corner Of
Yoersh and Main Streets. The cartain ~.s
an officer IN the iith Ind. regiment. spd b.
cue osseer. and all sho de-ire::sc volunteer
IN the service ~euh 10 cell 10 call upon
him This may Be the lat chance. therefsrs
do 10, della, or else you me, NJ TOO ls'e
,2x
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10

- generous emulation = already
sho-ing itself among the different regiments
.bout Organizing =. to which shall be h'st
fsisri
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10

~ Col. Il. u Thompson a.. b.ss .p-
pointed Post Commandast. at this place. for
she new regiment now forming We under
stsad that the companies thus far recruiting.
are filing Up rapidly. and 10 the course Of a
ss~ day.. the ~hole Of the regiment will be
organized and ready Tor service.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10

- Bs an qualities MAJ foolish man
Dc known-sager without cause speech
-ithout profit. change without motive. 10.
sairy without an object. putting trust In a
stranger, and trying 10 DO businrs IN Terrs
Hsute without sdvestizing IN the Exrx--s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10

~ A. fszee" - wanted TO Poof 'orth
iis saupleriug tones in honor Of the srri'sl
of one Of the distinguished Of our statesmen.
Which occurs this afternoon. At > O'Clock.
Can't somebody furnish one IL would oe
: great accommodation 10 the frithfui
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

EpssoG kxrxrS.-I am esndsdsss Tor
ste Ofiee Of County Treasurer
June II. ls62 . n ALAh''
am candidate foe The once OF reAs-
sFsr Of Vigo county 81 the october s1ss.so"'
a. are authorized ~ announce [. I" i.
a.,,o.r :. . Candidate for the once OF Col
kcsor ssa Treasurer Of the eoaniy Of 'igo.
lam. candidate fof County Treasurer.
ROBERT BRIGGS.
"A MADISON i = candidate for the
ossce Of County Treasurer II the October
election.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10
IRON NEW HANpSHiEE

cosoosp. July s-Re>olatioas have y.ss
81 TIE Legislature aas.ir1ossiy. pladEing
tie 6rsriss state 20 fnrn~h hsr fnll quoss
Of soldiers uuisf he late call Nsstinxs
are icing held ~ ~nr,ss2x~ ro'uns~erspx "a
al tasis Of the StNs.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10
IRON BOSTON

Bosros. July 9.-one hundred rebel pris-
oners from before Richmond including 40
officers arrived here to-day. and were sent
70 Fort Warren. 81
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10

~ Col McGinni-. who has been on fur
Tough 20 a. home ladisnspolis). returned
20 his D. s.~ls. which j. Al Nemrhi--on
Monday ls.i
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10

II Tie leather. lor several d.y. past.
49, been hot enough for all the practical
parposss OF melting lead. irving beelsseak
"a roasting pc. nuts
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10

BhAsDRETn's PIIIS.-Yor - restcrsrc.
health 81 those Who have ben stricken - gcgl.4,
or paralysis thsy are the oaly rels4sis ri-1iei4e
al Affections Of TIE lurgs. ches, 49, boz L. =
Pr0nps use saves iifs and eu,e1iy euse,- Tne--
n'a. pieurisy, ehslera. wind SPANS. worms cao'r
noFhus. diArrhosa, syseatAry. WHISTLER ?. IN MAJ
eating unripe fruits other faults r. diet, yis.4
thssF !nfuense. Asthma, g0ui, Theausasrns. ligs
affections. rupture~. inaAmmstions q sry 80.
levers rhether sgue other specific fevefz hi..gl
diseases. lsundise. ~. yitnss cance smallpox us1.
ies, Group. srysipeAs white swc!ngs. piles. ulces
Of even thirty years continuance and especial,
ulcers Of The liver have all beer cured permanently
BY these eelebrs.ed Vegetable Universal P'ns l.
female complaints and nervous diseases they As..
BEEN equally successful Vide change q LIE. ~
Gre, aud second psriOdsl Epilepsy. depressio1 .
spirits. frightsni derams. all distractions and relax
stcos are BY them cured. dispersed and oorreots>
Prios - cents per boz.
Sold By J. X. CrsrseHtE. Tefre-Hsote AMI ~
respectable dealers IN msdiclse. ysnidwin
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10

~ Green corn made ia appearance ID
market, yesterday morning. The first OF
the season
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10

Eos sAlk--A good dwelling house. siins-
ed in a pleasant part Of the city. with all
necessary convenience For particulars sa
auire Of ". L. Hoddy. at this Office.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10

DsrD.-John Jacobs. private in the SAD
Illinois. Co. G died in Hospital No. |. on
Yesterday. FROM general debility
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10

L. Fair 90 choice New orie-ns sagaf
receiving and for sale by
ul,.dew A. McRGEGoR 4 co.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10

You are hereby notified 10 report person
ally smmedisfels 10 those quarters. OF b,
Surgeons certificate. IL siill too sick for duty
OF be reported a. ses~ri<rs and proceeded
against accordingly,
GEO. T. COCHRAN. Cspt
Tusrumbia. Alabama. June ~. iSs2
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10

Pensions, Bounty Money, Bounty
Hand
hS nANAInSnN Nntnr, Rnl

.L&H1.
II S. DANALDSON, Notary Pull
L. nc. Collector, Claim Agent. &c., A.. on-rs
his services 20 the public, especially 20 those VII
have been connected with the military service a ttz
United States, and who may have any claim agalnss
the GeReral Government He Will arrange. forward
and successfully prosecute al valid claims AZ reason
able charges, and az rapidly The business can ts
dispatched before the proper ofices az Washington
Having rKS lEAks experience aud practice herein.
and the aid Of old Ofccr Of the scneral Govern
merit under President Hllmore's Administration. be
cannot fail Ia being successful with all legal elaine
~hethsr Cor PENSIONS. BOUNTY MONEY - LAND
WARRANTS
HALF-PAY PENSIONS The widow. er = =,
widows. the Children under sixteen Year, OF age Of
oticers and soldiers q the present a1y ysesiols
~ar, who have died or hcrl killed while IN he
vice. arr entitled 70 HAlf-PAy Pensions.
INVALID PENSIONS An officers aud Sid -.
who are disabled by reason VI wounds received 81
disease contracted while In the service and Ia "a
ne q duty a. ssoldoT. AZ Any period are .a
70 invalid Pensions.
LAND wARRASTs-An who served "a aayr
any % the past 81 the United StAies Or oxF taY
IN battle entitled 20 leo acres Of Land la Ca
| Of death. the widow and Minors are entitled.
| BOUNTY N0NEf.-The heirs Of ell soldiers 4.
have volunteered during the present war for d.
years during the war. and eaye died o. been HI
while in the s~rvice entitled Osr urS1aarf 81
der's pay A. may have accrued 10 the dat Il D..
death.
Ne charges made wlthoai claim i snocessia's
tsrminated
Deeis and Mortgages exeo1f.d sri B-rk~ -
/ pishcd.
49, RAss-rn Arresragos arranged ard ccuoeist.
and exchange promptly RENTED.
OFFICE - the cd cerner stand.
-. IASALDScS,
feesau Notary Public. a.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10
ALE AND PORTER

~ WEISS Il co. are prepared TO
~ furnish BY the barrel. bottled for family
and Medical Purposes
ALE. PORTER. CIDER. LAGER BEER,
Scotch Ale,
London Porter.
Philadelphia Porter,
Daytos Ale,
Madison Ale,
Nilwsuks Lager Beer
Cincinnati Lager Beer,
Chicago Lager Beer,
Bottled Cider, &c, &c.
q. WEISS Co,
Dealers In Groceries and Provisions,
10. 81 ksin Street, betweeuThird Fonrth Streets,
msyfsd&D TKRRE -HAUTK. IND.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO.
THE AMERICAN EXPRESS CO.,
Capital 100000,
Forward daily from Terre Hante
by fast Passenger Trains.

HREE Expresses daily for New
lork, Boston. Albany. Buffalo, CicseiAns,
caluabss tisxinnsti, Dayton, khhuond. i@fsy .
cite lndlaIisp0iis Green Caste ans all paints ~
the Eastern states and Canada
TWO Expresses daily for cnicsge. t~troit, M
w4akis aud points Northwest, also
TWO Expresses daily Co 80. Louis. hs"'ssi, 81
Joseph and points West.
oSE Express daily 70 and from i.o<l- silie t''ii
This Conpsay give pfompt aue1,issn 10 tAs 20 ,
lection II Bills and Invoices with Goods. aSo collect
Notes, Drafts, Bills 81 Exchange, &c, and MAKE
psompt returns when paid. zach Messenger OF me
comp.ny Is furnished with Iron Safs for the seen
rity and safety az al moasys forwarded ~ car Ia
press.
hst.s a. low and time quick - ~ aDy other
Fspress COMPANY
oder your Freight, Packages, 6c.. by The Amefi-
Tw. srEwAgr. Agent.
Tsrre HAute, Ind. Juls 5.du
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10
PIANO TUNING.
I GREABLY To TUE WISHES

n UhEADL1 ~ 1nE W iSnES
N Of many ~ my former patrons. have r~snn-
ed again Tuning and Repairing Pianos, h~iod~ons
and other musical Instruments Being a practical
piano maker, also fsyorsbly kno~n 20 many citizens
Of 1err Hsnte hrrt class Tuner for over ak
years perfect sstsfst Is guaranteed all favor
Ing NE With their patronage. I will Wait Terre-
Hsste regularly every fsur weeks. Pianos VIII o.
sogsged BY the year.
AL orders lefi at the residence q hrs. DR.. Allen
Pence, Mrs hodesltt. or the Sisters Academy. will
meet with prompt attention Respectfully.
T.. KISS
Music Dealer, and Tvn~r SID kepsirer Of Musical
Instruments. GRRFNcAsTf.R. IND.
my1sdn
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10
MllLinEsY GOODS.

~fltNs) Ill
ANS. WAL1ER--ls receiving BY
vi Rzyrss-, weekly. s7sn Se- fsrk. al Ne psw
al tsslrsh's ;po<s hat cen Be bad. rhlrt 81 Il
os<~fp~ - -. Isiies al TIE ie~e<t price.-
tos ystn street., bet. sth a ssss
oppo-iis Rsrsissss Roskossore.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10
COAL Goals
N q w II 4 H M
. q ccsDr - IL cox~

COMBS a BROTHER.
Hkvfyo re~-szfy p--rAs 49, ~ Coo rk<n. sr-
Ii n~-'y kner- e. tss "SCHFf hlSfs" ocs-
knt -tsf~< -xr<rs<f uf.es rrst q he oy, sr~ rc~
$4,000 a. exr1ek tbe ~ssfs<ss - re~-s-8<ss~ sd
ss<rtts, va Fes srtic,s e ~sii-t-r~scrt coal
eGns~ = SIS fk-s< fs<flons t'<s<<. 4L
ysss- s,~o -sris f< tks Hs'isst. br<<fi 50
fs<rs~<bcrs Cal kires
- - A.. 10 a. tG- Ns,c<szfy &<lss e. 81 Ne
sz<.,aure Il ftknEr,zxr -, 1esT Ne NkkDcok
h<I<snn D<.<x 81 " tzls1 - skc-s ro<c.
osvs n Q trl>l
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10
UNDE RTAkINC.

UNDERTAKING.
II IL. WALTER-Will devote his
~ entire attention n the above business a,
Chadwiek's Livery Stable.
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.
Cloth, Velvet and wood Conins. with fall aud CON-
plete assortment 81
Undertaker's Goods and Trimmings
Also, all sizes u the late and Improved styles
METALLIC
Cases and Caskets
have made arrangements whereby can sell the
above
Cases aud Casksfs at Tlro thirds fhsir Former
Prices
And have also very much reduced t. price u cloth
and Velvet Cchns
Byny theroush kno~iedg~. former experience.
low prices and exclusive sttentior - this business
hope 70 receive a share q public favor.
Bodies preserved in Ice any length 81 time desired
Carriages furnished wh.n desired.
on WALTER
4ara
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10

.1u Ordinance
Leryny TaT for the year 1862
DE IT ORDAINED BY the Com
- mon Council q lie city ~ lerre Hsute. that
the amount and rate otiax 60 b. eyled al propef
1, subject 70 State ana COUNTY taxAiisn within fh
city % Terrc Hsu;e for the wear A. .ls62, p aii
be- and the sum = hereby fixed A. fortt -frr crHi-
for general purpose. ga every one burtred dollars
valuation Of real and personal property snd roil-
tsx % Efty cents every whiie male iuEatitsu
sane snd not psupcr a. The age n twenty zee an'
not over city year
Adopted Juns II, =. n. ls6.
". Il. STEW ART. Nsy,f.
Attest J. D. t.IIfcg, CLERK.
lane2e<<~2w
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10
FURNITURE.
INSU RANCE

DIRE AND INLAND POLICIES
Il issued In the Nina Insurance. Company Of
Hartford Connecticut.
tnSh Assets. -, uS0. GOO.
FIRE AND INLAND POLICIES issued
In the Fire and Marine Company. Springfield. Mass.
Cash Assets..-. ...-.--.-.-. $500 ooo
FIRE POLICIES issued in the Fire In
ursnce Company o. Hartford, Connecticut.
Cash Assets. -.--......-..-.......- $3.50 600
INSURANCE Ia the above old and reliable Counpa-
mics can be procured az reasonable rates. on aprh-
cation 20
HAGER McKEEs. Agents.
Life Insurance.
Applications for policies in Phonix Mutuai
Life Insurance Company 81 Hartford, Connecticut
Cash ASSETS. . 80. 600
Received by
J. n. HAGEc. Agent.
DR.. Joss A. wooo Medical Rxan4iDer.
spssd3En
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10

4 LII kinds OF Liquors. For.ign and
q domestic. porssr. AZ. Sc. 81
u-r7aous fHR RIVE
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-03-28
From SKIN Ia1and

The New York Tribune's correspond
ent has this moment arrived from Island
No. 10, and reports that up to | / o'clock
to-day the firing was steady, but less rap
id than on previous days, and that it was
confined to the mortars almost exclusive
ly. The gunboats occasionally fired a
shot, but nothing like regular lombard
ment on their part was attempted.
A we'll directed shot from one of the
mortars cut down the rebel flag flying
from the upper battery.
Tomorrow Prof. Steiner, the aronaut,
makes an ascension, with view to ascer
tain the rebel strength, and the character Of
the enemy's fortjfications.
General Pope has planted a battery on
the Missouri shore, opposite Tiptonville,
the rebel point of embarkation, five miles
below Point Pleasant
Ii is said that letters from army cores
pondents on the Tennessee are opened and
detained at Paducah
Well informed persons say that Beaure-
gard is in command at Island No. 10. II
is known that Bragg is al Corinth, Missis-
sippi.
1t is not expected that matters will cul-
inmate at the Island for several days
From Tennessee.
CHICAGO, March 25-The Nashville
correspondent of the Times has arrived
at Cairo and reports Buel's entire army un
der movement, General Mitchell in the
advance.
Gov. Johnson has put the newspapers
under military rule and suppressed one or
wo. He has issued a proclamation of a
conciiiatory character, said he desired to
win the people back to the Union, but
should deal vigorously with treason.
Ltherdge made a speech, and said sla-
very would be abolished if we could not
conquer them in any other way.
The new Government was to 90 into
operation this week, and warning was Civ
en- that any one uttering treason would be
arrested. The Union feeling was gaining
ground. Business is pre- ty much resumed
All the stores are again opened, and prl-
ces much reduced.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-03-28
Riot in Cincinnati
CINCINNATI Marcel

CINCINNATI, March ID
Wendell Phillips attempted to lecture at
the Opera House tonight. He com
menced by avowing himself an abolition
lst and disunionist. Persons in the gal
leres then Missed and yelled, and threw
eggs and stones-some Of them hitting
him. The kissing was kept up for some
time, when Phillips finally made hir,seit
heard, and proceeded nHtil sometime
again Objectionable was said, and again
eggs were thrown, hitting him. Phillips
pefsevere,i and a third. time was heard
and d third time eggs and stones were
thrown, and the crowd moved down stairs
crying ''Put him out p Tar and feath-
erhimP' giving groans for the nigger and
Wendell Philips, and proceeding down
the middle aisle toward the stage, were
met by some Of Phillips friends. Here a
fight ensued amidst the greatest confusion,
ladies screaming, crying, jumping over
chairs, and falling in all directions. Du-
ring the fight Phillips was taken off from
the stage by his friends, and the audience
moved out.
1t is now 10 O'Clock, and the streets in
the vicinity of the Opera Honse are crow
ded with excited people unable to fad
Phillips. No one seriously hurt as far as
we can learn.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-03-28

a deafening cheer arose along our lines !;
and this was the end of the fight. We
dismounted several of their big guns the
|day before, and two of our four were dis
|abled. 1t is not yet known what the loss
was upon either side, and, of course. we
shall never know that of the enemy
Considering the Importance of the en-
gagement, the point gained, and number
engaged, our loss was very small.
Yesterday afternoon the second division,
of which the l lth Ohio is part, under
command of General Hamilton, was or
dered, in view of the distinguished SER
vice 1t had rendered on the 18th, to march
down and take a leisurely look at the forts,
town and other captured property. A
battalion of cavalry headed the column,
and the th Ohio came next. Had l any
means of sending them, could have Sc
cured many trophies for you.
The guns captured were all spiked, but
it was poorly done, and they are now in
good order, and command the river in
such way as would render it unhealthy
lor the enemy to attempt to pass.
There has been a big fight for some
days at Island No. 10, some twelve miles
above.
A gunboat with flag of truce came
down here yesterday, said to contain some
five hundred women, children, sick, a ID
wounded from that place, and asked per-
mission to pass below. General Pope
politely informed them that he had b
tained possession of the river at consid-
cradle expense and loss, and that he pro-
posed to keep it, and SO the boat returned,
The fight must be raging there at a
terrible rate to-day. 1t is now 2, P. M :,
and we have been hearing from five to
ten shots per minute since daylight, and
it was kept up at nearly the same rate all
last night
We expect to leave here soon, having
accomplished our mission. Destination
supposed to be toward Memphis
The health of the men of the battery
was never better. 1t has rapidly i'm
proved since we commenced a more ac-
tive life. Yours as ever
CYRUS SEARS.