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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-29

fu~. never ne = de-k or table With ,egT
face toward q ~iniov Ia such case the
r,vs OF ligh. co7iag directly upon the pup.l
o, the ewes. and causing IN unnatural and
forced contraction thereof. >oon permanently
Injuries the sighf. Next. sheu sSuT sseir %
AZ e near a vindos. sii % that youF face
tarss from. not towards q. While ycs srs
xr;tinr. Il yunr face IS ts~afdsthc vin'iov
,ss oLl:cu~ ra,s strike toe eye aid in'ere i
nearly - mach - The dirs~s ~hss JOG 81
1, iron, OF tue vitdo~. IL Is best alwsy' q
=, ~ ..sn.i. wii.e reAd.ug OF wuiing. w.th
the sizdow eesind yoa. md n~s' . ,.sa'.
~,,h the lieh; coming ssss re leit size =
80, ,he Hrht lslamises ne paper or box.
an! does 10, Inc abruptly 1Poa tie eye
hi The sane reaaFks are 'p2lie.6l- .
ss.incisl Light We arc e.'sn A,ked = IA
! tic bss, hsk,-gS. eandiss, Oh. y en-
80 Our sns~er l.. IL - inmAtefiai
s ssIss. provided the light Of either &c .'soss
s.ansb and does not ticker - Ssfafitf
Az2sezs-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-29

EvrnY body b. heard o. ,he msa ~ho
f5li svei tho trail Of grill" fer several
cavs. aud h-d nearly oseFsasen he game.
when he suddenly gave ~ further pursuit
b. cause the tra- ~-s Es;sisg tee fl,nndef-
Is fresh"
Lot iai arny 81 Ansteur sg0sssmea
started 60 a bear hunt- They found a trail.
lqT ihrif shoT by hearing los grow IL 4
ihf-ket Tee fois ahead wben one Of the
party sadtenls commenced hssiy retreat.
remsfking that "he hadn't lost any bear. and
Re a ~ shot y - vonh hars for one anx
longer.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-29

4 Tg1L rcgus;iion for regiment calls for
he io.lowinr articles 81 eloshiag and equip
lneat. 1915 great coats. 1915 trousers. l0ls
oioases. 1913 eooiees. lol5 hlsnke,>. i0ls
caps, 20.1 sAirss. -i3o drawers. 1890 stock
ms, 2i-o great coai straps. 1915 knspsacks.
1913 hsrersAcks. lol5 canteers, 800 private
Goats. 3te mes psns. C Sibley tents. p Wall
tents, ssV oonnon iests, ] hospital tenf. l6l
axes With handles. lei haschess with handles.
iSo PICK axes -ith handles, i36 spades. l36
camp kettles, - bagIes. 10 drums. 10 ffes.
70 CAM s'icrs. and n.tiousl color.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-29

10 soaaovT the county Convention meets
Al ia. city 10 nominate candidates 70 I'LL the
county Offices Also Hon Joseph A Wright
is 70 he present TO address the people upon
'',s great questions involved in the present
crises. Tie Convection will transact IL
business before noon. AM u .wn O'Clock
Gov. Wright IS TO speak. Let The Union
men q: Old vigo como out 20 a nan
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-29

Arr REToEr-Tho falloa ing i reported a..
n iaes;-A Louisville Union lady. few day.
syo. called on Secesh friend. snd Eel,
obliged 10 listen % her TRADE. On rising 10
leave. she noticed and praised portrait OF
1enessl George Washington, whereapon the
she Rebel remarked;-"I intend 70 &c; fre
portraits OF JEFF Davis and Beaareeard. AID
hang up one on each side Of thai" De =
sad Cnion. I'VE read IN the Bible thar or
saviour was hung between svo There"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-29
FROM the View York Esessing Pos,.l
THE NEGRO On THE FENCE.


uearken a. what now relate.
And on rs moral meditatr.
a WAGNER. With gris; for nil.
Was stalled a. bottom q a hill
\ hrawny Ecsrspsssed tast ws,.
Sc ';ous ~ might In slay.
"iil pat ag ,horlier e. the wheels
u yoa'n bes;ir year horses acslst''
SO saii the African. and made
As II to render timely aid.
''So.r cried tie WAGNER. stand bach
I'll take 40 help ffofn 3ne hat b.scsf'
Ani 20 the negro's grcst surprise.
Flaor!shea ~ Whip before bis cyes.
oar "aafke5 quick '.sksda1dlst'' theme.
Ard sat upoa the waysiis fence.
Then went ihe WAGNER 10 work.
And lsshei hi- horses % irri,
Eut al ri. efJFts ~eFe IN vain
with shout and oath. ana whip an. feisa.
Tbs wheels budgec not asngle inch.
AMI salc- .few ihs wago-er's pln-h.
Directly there came by ehiii
VIII toil.og sep ard vision Wild.
'.Ealacr said sh~. with hunger dread.
I'VE finnish fof The want q bread
Then spaks The ncgro: III ycr VIII.
an help your horses q the MILL"
The ~agoner, In grievcu- plight.
Noa ,wore and rayed With ell his might,
l,csuss lie negro wasn't Whit:
AM plainly ordered hin 70 81
Toa certain place that's down belos.
Then rushirg came tbs wagoner's wife.
Tossse hcs ova and iDfan,'s life.
By robbers was their homestead sacked.
And smoke ard hlo.d their pliisge tracked
Here stops CIR tale. wh~a lat Observed.
The wagoner was conserved"
IN mud a. bottom o. the bill.
Bat o-n. getting 20 the mill.
And bard By, not rod ffom ihenee.
The negro Al upon the fence
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-29

yoIusrxxxs will be received up 10 Non
dss morning, with advance pay and bounty
After that time no volunteers will be receiv
ed. Tho draft will take the place Of the
volunteer system and every person who thea
goes into service. will 90 a. a drafted man,
and will only draw thirteen dollars per
month
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-29

The militia Of this county have Just been
enrolled The following official table gives
tie toisi number subject 10 military duty,
Oscr /, and under - year Of age Il viii
bs seen thar we have S.20s. and that We
haze .l20 volunteers nov IN the service.
lie sving , 0sS subject 20 the draft
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-29

We End in tie editorial columns OF ne
New York Tribune OF Wednesday a letter
TO the President, purportinx 20 be the PRAYER
Of tseafy millions. but signed BIZ obly Hor.
ace Greedy This somewhat exceeds the
sehieremert OF the three Bristol tsilors
Who commenced their memorial 10 P.rlls
Dent "wr rHr ProrIx or ES1EASp
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-29
PIANO TUNING.
\ GREABLY 10 THE WISHES

4 GhEABLY 10 THE WISHES
4 n Of May Of my former patrons. I have resuri-
ed again Tuning anl Repairing Pianos, Ielccsons
AID other Musical Instruments Beins practical
plano maker, also fayorsbly known 10 many citizens
81 Terr -Hant0 a = nrst class Turer for sfx
years sstsfst Is guaranteed 90 all favor
inz me With their patronage ] viii visit IsIre-
Hauia Regularly every leur woeks. pisnos vii la
engaged by tho year.
all orders left ri tbs residence Of Mis-. Dr. Allen
pcnct. Mrs Modeslu. OF the Sisters Acaden,. v!ll
meet with prompt attention. Respectfully.
T.. KISS >ES.
Music Dealer. aLd runsr aud Repsirer Of Music
Instruments. GREE>CAsTLE. ND
mv1G3ff
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-29
3.Ms
Tota

There arc aow tUo az taree companies
forming ia this COUNTY. and - next Saturday
sc vii have AZ least SO men in the ser
r.cc The drat gill not DC likely 20 effect
Us est vers ! tile. 4 ANY Weyisinsfon Gs<
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-29

: rorra Idly r. ere q Cur .'rarAi as
r 'cis vs. ouee escorted aosne from al efcn-
u. esry IS yc1ak mAn . whom sc wls
"a a.rts~aiaris partial. On tskipE h leave
BE scaDkct. 4 guess III cone ard see voa
al. next Snuaa4 niehi'r We'll. Bai
~mitt. repiiea a.. lsdr. .,voa can conc a.
a ssitrd. trf nor - : ic'.tr BIZ fs.nt 60
s.hes ~-Y.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-29

ovr citizens will rscollsc, the Great Mass
Meeting At Sullivan 10 day. We trust Terre
H.uts will be represented by large delega'
ton.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-29
4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
NURSERY.

HAVE PURCHASED the enure
= SuTs-y stock % Mr. Nsaly. ks-sh.il Carl
ceeniy. IL. and AZ prepared 70 furnish al Ma
9, TEES sid Ornamental skrubbery NJ re Io~...
49, price, Apple Tree. q any fise. frera :,
y. , g irchfs n diameter. ard Ron one ~ "a
"a. Cd
y~y7%iy y. Pr swoaTn
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-29
DR.. j. W.. MORGAN
DR.. POTTER,
ssO.uGOP.ET'gsFS9

THANKFUL for the patronage
l. which has been - literally eNiendci g. ~
during the past four years. wc1i resp riciy 80
licii cont n auce q The same
OFEICF.-S oaih fbisd Sfr.ef "a side fse.td
door fr,m ohts stresf.
E~ssnsaer Former = f'sI 3 -. u-k s,r~fis.
tgitl1i3n
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-29
MUSICAL.
PIANO TUNER and REPAIRER.

PIANO TUNER and REPAIRER.
xfTouLD respectfully sunouucc 70 The citizens
w Icfre tlaute and surrounding county, that h.
j. ready On all calls 20 repair and tune ranos and
- keep them IN good order b. the YEAR he can ks
found az the rfug Store ia the Terse llaute Hea,
boidng, AID hs charges will be found very re.s
able Re hegs leave 10 srljoin the foiicwins
ttCtr. estt
Nr. J. @. LiSDE9aNS, riane ruos.. H.
.ns bushes, ~ ,his place ioar yrass IN perfec,
All tac pianos Of the Terre L.nte v...ts. Ss,,-.
have Gen under lis care a:lS ae ha' xairs nav ,
uFe e"nnoehee. can ihtrSfora. cordially rrr,,,n.
menu aiin'o any persons IN thu vicinity ho 49,,
he.a MS services, IS reliable man ana CORE,
tuner, whose services viii be more desirab,e fr.,
We act that living ss~r be can attrnd to hs bushes.
"hene'er ans seciiea, may render il necessary.
Principal { she Music neas-tmert ~ ~.
Icfre Haul. Female College.
We tAs subscribers, hssr,iiy CONCUR In the above
accommodation.
R1Y. JOHN COVERT.
3kv. JACOB CHAPMAN.
KEY. LYMAN ABBOTT
REV. y. :. tEWETr.
Jurei.ily
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-29

Believing that the present crisis IN cur Ma
tional affairs. call for he iayins aside OF all
party issues aud party feelings, and tia. ali
should unite for the supper. OF the Govern.
nent iu suppressing this Rebellion. We
would inyito all Union men OF Yigo County.
10 join in a Mass Convention 10 be held AZ
Tcrre Hnntc, on Saturday August 30. is62
for the purpose OF nominating Candidates ior
the various County Offices to be filled at the
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-29
MEDICAL.
HELMBOLD's GENUINE pprp
Ii TON.

HfLMBOLD'S GENUINE pPrpA
Ii TON.
"sidHLy CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND sJUID EXTRACT BycHu
Positive and Specific Remedy
.or Diseases ofthe BLADDER, Kfn~rrs GRAVY
and DgOPSiCAL sly Killings.
This Medicine Increases the dover Of DirestIc.
aud sxcites the AeS0RBfNTS into healthy action
by which the wAIkRl OR CAicARoJs defo..-
uocs. and al yNSA1UR Al ENlARGEkESTs ~.
reduced. A. veil as PAIN AND INfIAhNA1ION
and i Good fur
MEN. WOMEN. or cHLDRKS.
auNBoLD's EXTRACT BucHr
Fcr Ne4knesses
Arising from ESc~>>~s Habits ~ Dt,slpsfIon F.rfx
lndiscretion A tu.e.
Attended Win TiiE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
,n ...s :, xa 70 ESer'"r. Los. Of fswes
$50 =, Aenors, i.ilieuit Of frsatlffia,
Horror Of Dssees~ -
utxnuess OF Vision -. - =
Csiversai IsSsffu.e II IL. a...ai.. - -.
-, .. 49,, fiashins ofthe n..i,
80 Of 'hs SAin; t-apteus the Fses>
fAliAD CoUN1kSANCR
These symptoms. ~ allowed 20 60 c.. which IN.
medicine invariably removes. Con follows
lNPoTESCY FATpfrl ffil sI1Ie rfrs
IN oSE OF WHICH Tux PATIENT NAY fxriRF
Who eau say that the, are Dot freSeeutl, foisos.f
by those "DlREfUL DISEASES"
INSANITY ANDC.SSuNPrlOF
Esny are aware 81 tsc causc OF their st.l.l sIrs
But NONk wli.LCoNFks>
The RECORDS OF TbE INSANE Asl LsNS
Andihe Melancholy .,eeifs - Colsnmpt!na.
kksh Asrtx NIISkss r. TT Tsrrs 90 rsx AssEl1ns.
The CONSTITUTION uNcf sfFtCIep VIII
ORGANIC NEAHSkss.
Requires the aid Of ncdlcine :. strengthen ans
b'rSoi ste the Syssanl
which HKissoLp's EXTRACT EScHu snser..hi,
f.fAl WI coxvfxcs go 49, .x..-.~.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-29
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

THE undersigned hereby gives no
Il. sirs that b. win spply 70 The Board q Curt,
Con Iaisionsfs 81 their nsxt rcgulsr session Fl T.
case coll spirffnous liquors In les qrsotts-
han Quart st tire. The prrinises CO vsieh ssic
ieuor are 10 be sold are heated on 10, No. y, n
The city 81 Terre -Hsufs. Harrison tc~nssir. VIC
county. fntiana. being Hcfet kEc-n IS the IT,
rs-Hs7r uocss." BIZ. blhl-
Auo. -. lo&2-le.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-29
UNION STATE TICKET.

UNION STATE TICKET.
sxcsxTAzr or STATE,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE.
AUDITOR or STATE.
ALBERT LANCE.
1axAsrsxA 90 srArE,
JONATHAN s. HARVEY.
Afrossry oxsEEAL,
DELASA Z. WILLIAMSON.
xpnIyrrsprsr or PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
JOHN I. MORRISON.
srronrrn SUZANNE cornT.
WILLIAM =. SMITH
seventh Congressional District.
ron coSGans.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
roa coxxox pIEss DISTRICT rsosrcrTos.
JAMES H. MOORE.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-29

But NOSk wli.LCoNFksS
The RECORDS OF fhk INSANE AslLSNs.
Andih- Melancholy .eeits 81 Co1sumpt!na
kkss Asrix WINES r. rir TRrrs 90 TAR AssIlans
The CONSTITUTION uNcS sfFtCIsp VIII
ORGANIC nEAHSksS.
Requires the aid Of mrclcire T. ssr.nxthen ana
Witch Hsa~sotp's ExrgAcr fScsu .assr:ssss
AfsiAi VIM ccsvrsot rEs xeu surrc,.
FsAALss-FEnAfKs-FrM
OLD Or YOUNG. siS6LR, MARRIED. or con
TIAliAIlNe hAkRlAGK
II MANY AfFECrloSs PECULIAR 70 FL@all-
nc h.raes hrehn l. uneqEslie BY any oth,r rens-e,
As IN Nhlofosis q kstenior. lrlegularty. Pala.us
nss ,, Suppression q Custom airy Evscu ssiss.. u
~ H.'es' eF,isiy. aud Tor ell complaints llcds,,
80 Soy. nhsiher sris'cg from intiscreton HATH
pSc1lsE or CHANGE or iIYK.
NH SYMPTOMS AbOyR
NofAslli SHOULD NE wTTRorru
rAu NO sosK BASA-, NrncrnY n. ,x,,...
Asn''Nr rch rsrtrss.sr .sp DAscsrors .ssssrrs
HfihioLps ENrRAcr BCcHu
SECRET DISEASES,
ii'as OF no change Of Diet; No inconvsp'.nSs
ANDN EXPOSURE.
/ tcsases frequent desire aud sl-s. .,-.,.,A =.
Srinats. thsre6y Removing obsunctious" -
Fr.ssn'ing and Curing Structures Of the i'rtn,s
a. lay. 'ns Ian r sna inhsnmat'oa. sc frequent
Diseased. and worn Matter
rHorsAxns IRON THOUSANDS
WHO NAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS or oracks
and who have paid HEAVY yKKs 20 be cured in 81:
dine, have found they were deceived and ~, a..
POISON has. by the use Of Powerful As,ri..
been Sslsa az IN the system. 10 break
PERHAPS AFrRG MARRIAGE
uss HKIMBoI.D's EXTRACT RIGHT .,
tors an diseases OF the
URINARY ORGANS
MALI on FEMALE,
From whatever cause originating. ana no mail,
HOW LONG SrtSDING.
psses-ss OF tsese organs require the " Dlnrrt
hkLhboiD's EXTRACT BUcHU
Is THE GREAT piuRgrci
And - s-rtsin 10 h-v- the desired crcct
eases Tor which IL h. recommended.
twafnee 81 most reliable and rsVepatlp olNasiI
CERTIFICATES or CURES.
Prom > TO 20 years sisutius.
With names known 10
SCIENCE AND FANK
Pree VI per bottle, OF six Tor Is. dsv.te1 L. -.
Address securely packed f1Om oh,ervsuen.
Dssories >, nptoms In ali ccrnrnunicAtlsns
cures Guaranteed. Advice Grstt.
AffiDArI.
Personally appeared before ne. az Alderman ef,,,
city Of Philadelphia, n. T. Hff.NBOID Chemist WI.
being duly sworn. does say that hs prspsr alton co.,
sAns no narcotic, mercury or injurious drugs hri Is
purely vegetable. n. T. HEiMnoLD
Sole Manufacturer.
sworn ana tuoscriltd he'ore r1~, the 1Sd DAY II
November, 1854. wn Z HiRntRn ais,-,s.,
Addrs~- is~t~r- fe- Information COZ nsi.s~. %
NJ. REfNBoID.
Practical and Analytical Chem,ys.
10 South Tenth 81. below Chestnut f4,lt.
ISL ~ st.L az sOG>Gt-sEsk.ITs
AND USiNSCIfi.FD nEAIEhs
wao enaeavor TO dispose "oy rxm o~s" and ''0ss-
"a AxIictsE "a THE REPUTATION Dssf&
Waeimlold's Genuine Preparations
kxtraci Bachn.
SarsayarillA.
Improved Rose Wa
Solo by 7. N. BARR a 60,
r.. CUNNINGHAM, /. ~ DONNflIY.
ALLEN PENCE, CIV. PATRICK x Co
And all Druggists everywhsrr
ASK FOR HEl.HBOislS TAKE 70 or1fFa
Cot out the advertisement and send Ter 81
AND AsoiblAPosfrl0S AND KxPoSgKs
! Narch5 'fsdSwly
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-08-16
PARTY " Ai.IGNlTY.

lie who endorses the Mahony platform
gives aid and comfort 10 the enemy
N1scatine Journal.
In other words. whoever votes the dem
ocraiic ticket this Fall in Iowa, is o traitor.
Such is the Incorporate language with
which We are assailed by leading republi
can journals. At time like this, when
the energies and capacities Of the Gov.
ernmeat are taxed to their utmo st, when
our army is disappearing by disease or
falling in battle, when republicans and
democrats are standing shoulder to
shoulder in the face Of death, when des
titute suffering families at home are ap.
pesling to and receiving the charities of
republicans aud democrats alike, when an
additional force is summoned to the relief
Of our armies in the field and the rescue
oi our Government from treason, it seems
to us uuwise, dangerous--wrong to
eEa ender hostility between the different
parties. by assailing them with such
mAlignity. Party feeling and strife are
already bitter and violent enough, All!
accused should be the man who would
kindle in.o flame the smouldering en-
beers Of party aaimosity. 1t is be:,er, far
better, that all ehouil endeasor to cult.
vate peace and unity al home, and cordi
ally unite il the spirit Of fralerns, patriot.
ism. These epiIaets--this abuse--can
have but ore effect, and that i, i needless
to say, Lcic, no God to or domestic peace
or the cause which should be dearest to
US all. Ii al who vote the democratic
ticket arc traitors, may God have mercy
upon cur country.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-08-16
Democratic State Ticket.
A polio r.

. Ever since the war commenced certain
men who seem to have been Infatuated on
the negro question, have been clamoripg
for Z" q policy" Well, wehsve i,-oone
which will 10. exact, conform 10 their
misguided notions o: duty and patriotism.
President Lincoln has soiem,Iiy an.
nounced TO the country thae no negroes
will be armed and received into the ser
vice. But oil that are necessary or that
can be made available will b received
and employed as lsbcrers This is the
settled policy Of the Administration, and
the great mass Of the people will mos.
heartily approve Of it. Those who favor
the war simply for the purpose Of abolish.
ing slavery, will carp at and dsnouuce it
those who sympathizs with the rebellion
will actually regret, though feebly ap
proving it, because Of the renewed cour
age and energy that it will give to the
Il gal men Of the nation. But every man
who is prosecuting the var Tor the restora.
ton Of the national authority everywhere,
will manifest renewed zeal III behalf Of
the Federal cause. 1t gives the people 10
understand that the Presidents heart is
right, and increased confidence will spring
from this understanding. 1t indicates
concert and harmony Of action and pur.
pose between the President and our lead
ing Generals; it, moreover, proclsims the
gratifying fact that white men are able to
uphold ard maintain this government.
The Government will find no difficulty
ia marshalling all the army that can be
made available in the field from free
white citizens. but it can. with prof. aud
advantage, use negroes in trenches, 10
the camps and in the hospitals. Let them
do the work aud incur the exposure which
induce disease and exhaust our brave sol.
diers This will be iust to our brethren
in the field, and w.l materially aid the
cause of our country.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-08-16
STATE TIE M ..

Hugh J. Campbell, Of Muscatine, has
been appointed Major of the 18th Regi
mcnt.
The Journal Office and the War.--Im-
mediateiy on receipt Of the war news yes
tcrday the whole Journal Office force ad.
journed in body to the jot room. A
meeting WAS Immediately organized, and
All. from the editor down to the last devil,
unanimously resolved to enlist.
The evidence now given HAT it is the
determination Of the government to speed
lily end this rebellion. will cause such ~
uprising 10 Tie land rs the world never
ssw. We are ali going. Now, gentleme
rally round the flag. and come Nth US
Don't hang back but walk right up to the
scratch. and pu. down your names.--Vus'
cafiae Journal.
There, that means something. These
are no times to simply talk patriotism -
We can now forgive MAhin many Of
the unjust structures that he has passed
upon good loyal Democrats.
]. c. Brown, ESQ, the able Editor Of the
Cass county Gazette has enlisted for the
war. The Gazette will hereafter be under
the control Of J. II. Whitney, Esq.
New Lsmr, mce Compasg.--A new insu
rance Company, to guarantee men against
drafting. is about being organized in onl
city. For moderate consideration, the
company guarantees any person from be-
ing compelled to serve in the army, rs, ia
case he is drafted, they fornish . suhsti
tute, paying allexpensea We think suci
IN institution should do . big business II
a community where men appear to Do Al
awfulIy skeered AS they arc 10 Davenport
-Ddrenport Ners.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-08-16

The Springfield Republican, in its &C.
count OF war meetings in the western
part Of Mssse chusetts, describes the fol-
lowing interesting and touching scene:
One Of the most touching, tender and
overnowing war meetings of al this
region WAS held last Monday evening in
West Springfield, ., the First Congregs.
tiona! church. The people over there are
feeling dee .ly, for about forty Of their
sons, brothers, fathers and husba IDS be.
long to the glorious 10Th and 9th Massa.
chuse,ts regiments, while others are serv.
ing their country among companies from
New York and Connecticut. As previ-
ously announced, Rev. Roswell Foster Of
Chicopee Falls made the principal speech,
exborting, by historical illusions, the
ladies to higher patriotism in giving up
their husbands. brothers and sons.
After him came words Of weight and
power from the clergy Of the place. All
did we'll, but the GROWING glory Of the
occasion was the simple, natural ele.
quence Of tolr heroic young men, all heads
Of families, and fathers Of chidrsn-men
Of strength, stamina and influence, who
backed their advice BY that must concIu.
sivs Of all arguments con sis,ent action.
Publicly they subscribed the enlistment
roll, and publicly pledged their Lives.
fortunes sad sacred honor The frst
man to enroll himself that evening was
householder and practical farmer, one Of
the select men Of the town, and church
member Of % years standing. He epoke
feeling and poin.ed!y, AID in sllusiun to
his official hsuors, his church connections,
his family ties, his love Of home, aud the
loss Of darling child, he sxsyed the
auditory Ne the slorn-cloud does the for,
est. Almost every eye WAS su6used with
with tears and every heart stirred to its
Utmost depths.
The spectacle WAS a. thrilling and sub.
lime as unexpected. The next day the
quosa Of twenty sir was nearly filed, and
yesterday morning this brave patriotic
band left homo amid the blessings and
prayers Of friends, for camp At Worcester.
Nearly all are men Of family, some Of
wealth and farms. They will be missed 1t
hous. in the CON immunity. in the church aud
Sabbath school. They are mostly sterling
men, loyal every inch, true as steel and
sure TO make their mark on the foe. 1t
will be a rare honor and privilege TO serv.
in such company and with such men,
for rarely have men made greater sacrif.
ces Of social ties, comfort and property
Rarely have men gone to the defense Of
their country, in ito darkest hour Of peril,
sundering 20 many cords Of affection. We
shall watch the movements of these vol.
unteers with interest. for some of them
aro the best Of missionaries. They will
have An influence abroad as they have had
at home. God bless these noble men and
cover their heads in the day Of battle.