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Important, if True {!

. AND EVERY WORD Is TRUE.
For upwards OF three years past. have been enga
ged iii business which has welded nae at the rate Of
$4,000 per anuum, but being desrOus Of going Eu.
rope in the OF few months for the purpose o
there il reducing the business. willing to teach
il to amy Ons who will send mo 81. The business is
no humhug, but Of highly useful and general char.
arteT ada pied 10 the of both cities and villages.
and one that any person of ordinary capacity. young
or old, male nr female. acquire with few hours
pracllce and by which they can secure very hand.
some income. Several young ladies who have
ccved instructions from NE. both in New York ST lie
and Pennsylvania earning upwards oil $50 per
week by II, and there 10 no reasOn why any else
cannot 30 the same. Invallds even do well by
il. it is no peddling affair." but busrss that is
perfectly respectable Gentlemen and ladies Of lei.
sure. who would like to learn the business for their
amusement or pleasure, will find the practice
it pleasant pastme, and one they will take great
interest IN it. On receipt of will send printed
instructions by Which amy person readily acquire
the art and these instructions will also contain every
particular relative 90 carrying il on, that it will be
highly profitable. The purchaser of the "printed in
structOns will be authoriZed 10 teach IL 10 others
and have sometimes received Os high as $500 for
teaching il personally TO a single individual. would
further that 50 so or 50 will buy every thing that
is necessary commence the business with, and the
artcl"s be got almost any where. in city coun
try or il preferred, can furnish them. Address
ALVORD II. PARSONS,
33m Ne. Sc Liberty ST., New York.
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FRUITLAND
Garden and Nursery,
Newark, Del.
,sSH$ engaged IN the cultivation ofC Cholce EfuiIs
e$TSSSSs for market;
ALSO,
--H&&A@>--
Small Fruits,
Strawberries,
Raspberries,
Blackberries,
&C. e.,


make il a rule to propagate only those kinds Of
tFeos and plan that experience has 10 be the
most profitable Ter general cult vatiOn-having regard
10 the quantity and quality q" the fruit prOnced. In
my selection OF vareues aside from my sLpeTI-
ence. am governed by the opinions Of the most emf
writerson The culture of rnit in America and Of
tie experienced frHiI growers in all parts OF the
country, and Of the AMERICAN Pathological Society.
PEACHEs-30,OOO trees, select varieIies, and trees
very large and thrifty.
-APrLEs--A large stsek, choice varieties, Standard
and Dwarf AlsO, Red and Yesw Siberian, Crab,
Standard and Dwarf.
PEARs-A choice lot. large thrifty trees, leading
varieties, Standard and Dwarf
PIUMs-All the choice varieties
CHERRIEs-Fine, thrifty trees, Standard and Dwarf
all the choice varieties.
APRICOTS. NECTARINES AND OUNCES.
GOOsEBERRIEs-Englsh and American varieties.
CURRENTs--White aud Red Cherry, White and Red
Grape, White and Red Dutch, Black English Black
Naples, &c.
| GRAPEs- Catawba. Isabella, Gin on, Concord.
| Delaware, DInna. Rebecca, Taylor Bullet. E0rly
Northern, MuscadiEe, Elsinburgh, Hartford Prolific
&c, &c. t-.s
| RLACRBERRIEs-LawtOn, Dorchester and High Bush
| RAsPRERRlEs--ln variety. Largely Of the Allen
and Red Pruifc, which need protection in winier.
hest for market gardner and those who have not time
! 10 cover m TALL
SrRAwBERRIEs-In variety. Largely Ofthe Alba
ny Seeding
OSAGE ORANGE.
! SHADE & ORNAMENTAL TREES,
RHEUBARB, t.tf
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a PREPARED BY
DIR. j. G.. AVER e. co.
LOWELL. MASS.

J. P. Hoficcker, Smyrna ID. +. Burton, Do.
YER; 81. M. Stevenson, FELTON,; w. F. Know
les, Frederica; Thomas Simpson, Camden 7
+. Hammersley, Milford, L. Bringhurst g. Co.
Wilmington, and Dealers everYwhere.
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X. WELLS
? h Geographic Gallery,
No. 72I ARCH STREET.
PHILADELPHIA


One OF the lar ges and most complete GalIsTies in the
United SIa es. wher~ The best Pictures, knowmm
the Photographic art, are taken AT prIceI
no higher than are pad for miserable
CarIcaIures
The proprietor, practical Phoiogra pher. attends
personally. every siliing--and allows y picture Ie
leave the Gallery unless II gives perfect saiistucIsH
DaguerreutI pes Sud AmbroiyIes Of absent sr d.
ceased friends, photographed TO any 9uGed size ~r
taken on Canvass, e size, and panied u. OIL BY the
best Artists.
At this Gallery pictures can be taken in any MestL.
er-as DerieCt IN cloudy days when the sun shines
Persons visiting the cItv are RESPECTFULLY iHvea
10 examine specimens, which for prCe and HslI-
! ~ DEFY competition.
| S0 Instructions gwen IN the art of Photography
H. NEWELL.
| GALLERY cT ART.
| ..: 724 Arch Street. fhilads lyhia.
COMBINATIONS:
| From Hon. LEWIS D. CAMPBELL M. c., Ohis
| My family and friends all concur IN the spAisa
that the (NeHelD Picture is life like than aAy
thing they ever saw. My likeness has been repeat
edly taken by different Artists various WAYS bst
have never yet had one which pTrseHIs true
tHFe all the features and expressions OF
| as this.
| From Hon. JOY MORRIS, late Minister 10 Italy.
! The exquisite finish beauty and s"lIn+ss Of ouT
portraits conJ"ned Nth their duTahIliIy of cslsr and
iaIthiulnesS as hkFnesses cannnI fail 10 CONNIE Nd
preclate true ART.
From Cor. JAS. PAGE
Having ncoa,Hn for a p0riaIt. | procured one IRON
Mr.. Robert we'll, of the city OF Philadelphia
miniature m Oil COlOrs. under The new process d1
covered y him. and take great pleasure in CT PRESSING
The Satisfaction given me, not only by the accuracy
of the likeness hut its artistic finish IL all respects
and recommend him 10 the patronage U those dspsaes
o encourage The beautiful art.
nOv99ST JAS PAGE.
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Fancy Furs! Fancy Eurs!

7lS ARCH st., between
7th and 9Th sts.,
(Late Uf SiS Market STU
Philadelphia.
IMPORTER and MANUFAC-
TURER OF and DEALER in
ali kinds Of FANCY FURs
inr Ladies, Misses and
-Children's Wear.
! Having now manniae
stured anl in store my usual
ziarge and be aulliul assort
! aeni Of all the various
STYLES and qualities OfFuIs
adapted tU the coming Fall
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Howard Association.

PHILADELPHIA.
For the relief OfIhe Sick AND distressed, afflicted
with Vrulent aud Chrome Diseases. and especially
for the cure OF Diseases Of the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
Surgeon.
Valuable Reports. on SpermafOrrhea, or Seminal
Weakness and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs
and on the new Remedies employed in the DispeEsarv
sent to tho afflicted in sealed letter envelopes. freeOf
charge Two stamps for postage will be ac-
ceptable. -
AudIcss DR.. J. Skillin Houghton. Acting Surgeon
Iward Association, No 2 South Ninth Street. Philo
ielpha, Pa. dec26-lY
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Furs! Furs!i I'urs!!!
Ladies' Fancy Furs.
FAREIRA q. THOMSON'S

OLD STAND,
No. Sl9 MARKETst, ab0Ve 9Th. south side, Phla da
have lust opened their Entire New Stock Of Ladies'
and Chdrens Fan y Furs comprising all the lead Dg
md desirable styles, al a. tremendous reduction u
rlces.
We have determined to offer for sale our stock 0.
Furs at Panic Prices; a1odng an opportunity 10 all
Ladies who with TO purchase set of Furs at grcal
reduction IRON former PRICES .-t
- FARElRA & THOMSON.
SlB Market street Philad'a.
N. Bold Furs altered to fashionable sty les.
9y ghest price paid for Shipping Furs Mink
Rabbit, 4c. 0cL3l-3m
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.AgricnIiuraI InpIemenls.

Wheat, Fans. Cutting, Boxes, CornshslleFs. Dirt
Scoops, Plo VS. Surface and Sub-ssll, IlOTSsIiOss,
weeders. etc. for sals by
Feb. 20Ih, If. EDWIN NH.MEk.
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Roses in Variety.

DAHLIAs.--i3O select varieties. for which wai
awarded special premium by the AgrculIu.' i SO'i'
ETY. Of New Castle county, fall of 1861 Also preIn
um for the hest collection Ol Choice Pears
For Prices aud description Of fruits. send for De-
scriptive Catalogue, gratis.
&1rAIl kinds OF trees aud plants can be ordered BY
mail. q .ss
All trees and plants Warranted true 10 name
9TOIders can be left al TINES Office F
RANLOPH PETERS.
sfeb&S.3m AZ So tt1f Newark. Del
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Fertilizers! Fertilizers!
Pure Ra,U Bone Dust!

OUFEfLf FIIOOF IIA u UT LIHEI
PERUVIAN GUANO! Hai.
The greet demand tor our goods last Fall has in
luced ns to prepare for the Spring trade with largef
lnd better RlOrk than eyer before. ......
Farmers and Dealers can buy I" better advantage
rly in the season. and have their orders filled with
out delay. Descriptive pamphlets, with certificates.
sent free Of expense 9n application Also, superior
Coal OIL, 70; Burning AMI l.uiIricang. LARD. Sperm
WHALE and TANNERB OILs, the best in the market.
ta. CROASDALE. CAMPBELL ~ CO.
ian3O-3m lOi NJ. Delaware Avenue, Philada.
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ALLEN 4 NEEDLES
Super-Phosphate of Lime.
UnequaIled by any other IN the m ,rket. always
THE SAME In QUALITY

la OAIA "a AAN W. III
And invariably to be relied on as a MANURE ofstand.
ard excellence.
PRICE $45 PER 200C lbs. q IA CENTS FER ID.
It's continue ed success for many yeats past is the
best GUARANTEE the Farmer has that he is buying
GENUINE ARTICLE.
Our Super Phosphate Of Lime ~ not changed in Its
character every season. but what purpOrls be-
uniform in its chemical constituents. and always 10 be
relied on.
ALLEN g. NEEDLES
FERTILIZER.
This manure. from its superior quality, and the very
low price at which we are selling, enables the Far
to il when he could not conveniently buy
other articles. Those who have used il heretofore
again doing now, which is the best evidence Of
its excellent and 81
Lasting Qualities.
O. IL ~ 20 G B~
PERUVIAN..-We sell none hut No I, received Direct
from the Peruvian Government.
lICHABOE.-A very superior article, received direct
from the Island. ave +.,i.t
| iPLASTER.--Grouhd PlasieF-a superior, article
! packed in good strong barrels.
BONES. Button Makers Bone Dust and Ground
| Bones. Warranted pure.
| A liberal deduction made TO Dealers on the above
articles.
.....-.. ALLEN g. NEEDLES.
40 South Wharves and a s. Water st.
(First store above Chestnup PHILADELPHIA.
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,fisceIianeous Advertisements
Peninsulaf Railroad Line.
CHANGE or HOURS

On and alter Monday Nov. 18th 81
Trains for the accommodation OF
passengers will run as follows until
, further notice;
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NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
THE HOME JOURNAL.
FOR 1862.
MonpTa ANN WILLIE RnITnpa

A new seres Of this universally popular family
newspaper will be commenced ON the fourth day Of
January nett-prned, as heretofore. on the finest OF
per and with the best Oftype.
Besides the iHcessant labOrs Of the editors on the
various departments Ofthe paper. the beautiful story
by an American Wife, called
Chris
which has never been equaIled by any similar PubIi-
cation. and the .'.-
LOOKINGS-ON AT THE WAR. -si
will be continued in the VOlume for 1863. In this
ries of sketches Mr. ills will continue TO give such
better studied and deliberate views of the great
movements impossible 10 the haste of writers
for the daily papers: including, of course sketches
Ofihe prominent men. and descriptions OfIhe most
stirring scenes at the seat OF war.
A number Of other
ATTRACTIVE AND RACY FEATURES
will be introduced. Among these a new work
By EDWARD S. GOULD ESQ entitled
JOHN DOE AND RICHARD ROE;
- OR, EPISODES OF CITY LIFE.
This work Of mr. Gould will be carried 10 the full
proportion OI modern novel. Ond WILL therefore, uc
cupy our columns continuously for six mouths.
Also an original novel. entitled
WHO is THE HEIR!
ny BARRY GRAY.
Also, new ard beautiful
ROMANCE OF TO-DAY,
| a 7N ny OLIVER BUNcE,
author of" Life Before Him." a Bachelors Story.
ETC., etc. And
| Ag'e}f SOCIETY CORRESPONDENTS;
er letters from the leaders of fashionable crelel
| in New York and the other capitals by which Oc
read, RS will be unHistakouy Kept Informed Of the
changes and prGsFess OF What commonly understood
| by the gay wOrid'-a portion of our fellow being
absut whoE. there is no denying We all feel moder
| alely ne ews-lpving curiosity. t"F
All the former peculiar features will be oontRusd
and several new ORes added ..... ..s.s s,,... IA
TKRna-ons copy. 50; three copies s5-or on,
copy for three yeats ST.; cub Of seven. $40; club o.
fifteen. $40; and at that rate for larger cub-alway'
| in dvance. Address, MoRRIs AND WILLIS. 81
Eediiors an PropTieiors. l07 Fuionst. New York.
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New York Surface 81 SubsoiI
PLOws Cutting Boxes, Dirt Scrapss. Pans &c.
Fsryals BY ~" EDWIN wILxKR.
Aug. 2M, 81
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EARLIEST staRs OF CONSUMPTION.
Effect OF TIE REMEDY.

"IF. ON the earliest appearance OF thsse signs Of
c0nAump ptIoA, the patient takes daily about ten
grains Of the HYPoPHOSPHTTEs. no will usually
sec them ali disappear in period varying from
few weeks 20 fsw months and by eSHtinainz the
occasional uHs Of the Remedy, HE WILL SPEED
ILT FrND H1MsELP IN THE ENJOYMENT OF
SUCH HEALTH AS HE. PERHAPS. HAD NEVER
EaOwN IL HIS LIFE BEFORE"
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BLANK NorEs n sf sale .f d. . .'ics.
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"winohe.tsr's Genuine Preparation"

g Form OF Or. churehilI'x Remedy. MADE frem the
original Formula The acttoa Of the Hypophosphitss
nTwoToID and specific SDcTeasiH1 the principle zisH
4 co-sTIrrTTs EERyO1a roscE, and they are The
y rDs aigCE BLOOD EaArso kdxxTx Tie eet
Y spon the tqberouAr condition u IMMEDIATE ALL
4 sESu<1L sVsfToSs T1sAITKAkIso WHICH
n REALLY NAKyn"Cs. Tbsy Tsisre the eorgh diminfsh
eKpsetoraton, fmrress the appetite arTsst disrrha
L kaazae regular, and cAt1 AND PRoyopsD.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06
FROM KANSAS

KANSAS CRY. Sept. 5.-The Sanic Fe
mail with dates 70 the 25th ultimo. arrived
here last evening. making the trip in ten
DAYS.
quite a large aumbcr Of Indians were
seen on the route. but they were all peace
able
The Santa he Gazette. of the 23d, fur
nishcs the following.
Great discomfort exists among the popala-
ton OF Colorado Territory.
There has not been any open dcmonstra-
lions yet, hut Gen Candy has made such
disposition OF his troops as will eflectually
aud speedily suppress any attempt of insub-
ordination.
Two batteries OF heavy artillery arrived
az Fort Union last week. for this military
depot.
Mr. Maxwell has been appointed Indian
Agent under the new provision for New
Mexico.
An attempt was made TO ire lndepcnd
ence, Mo. last night. hut through the exer.
tons OF the fremcn the flames were extin-
guishcd
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

WN~mNoro~. SEPT IA report hav-
ing reached the interior 81 Pennsylvania,
that a certain regiment had been almost an.
initiated. committee came here "a. day %
render assistance - the supposed wounded.
brt we're surprised 10 learn they had not ever
been IN battle.
Jackson IN the recent actions Was aecos-
ding 20 report Of "A captured rebel. wounded
slightly IN the foot
W.smSefoN. SEPT 1. =. N-Couacl
aud exaggerated areoauts 81 recent event
still form the topic IT general conversation
Many OF the etAsmcsl.s ARE lfogesbeF Un-
reliable especially the number 81 kiiiei
ani waurdcl afi tfe quantity 81 stores
ehfa - HsAta .s TIE tss ~ the Gre
ms be-e are .l 8 ssef.s acd. greatly
Over csliasfei
The army s faf fae esestsf part. placed
IN TIC uew positions ani thorough rcorean-
nation i prvgree-snr The prorer author
tiles iuiiY understand ihe necessities II our
condition ana afe taking the precautions Re-
qulfei Ter a.. ca4sreeuct
The new letle. are affltll1 - tie rte -
several Thousand 4 aly and are Immediately
assigned POSITIONS - ~ operate with TIE
veteran troops
Aaairs arc haus's assuming mste cheer
lal ssfe
dsv
Oaf troop 4fe sag occupied getting into
position, sni have Tor The greater part re
samei the laeaaiies tell - them previous
% their Leaving ~ ne felansula.
Gate a ruuatc ~ field Officers arc "a he
cts to d.. ae'ain- Va Gen. Pore and
SIMMER
-. - ..4.. ..t. - 49,. -
-.-;,s..,. ssa ...e.l.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06
~ The examining Board closed heir

~ The examining Board closed their
arduous duties yesterday afternoon. having
been In session FIVE days. during which time
nearly one shousand applicants were exam
med and exemption given 10 595. One has
no idea Of the number OF weak and ailiag
persons there are IN the county. until such
al occasion as the present. cafe them out
May suffer on from year TO year, aud per-
haps not even their intimate friends are se-
quai.ilea With their infrmities. And there
are many. too. have made 10 complaint, pre-
fering 10 keep silent aud run the risk Of be.
hg drafted than bear the ridicule they
would encounter IN claiming disability at
this time. We vii give a statement IN de-
tai Of the enrolment to-morrow.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

TEf 1IsT REGIMENT Several boys Of
this regiment returned home yesterday ev-
ening. and from their statement We find the
casualties far less than Was at first repre-
scented Many who we're reported killed are
alive and will be home IN day or two
The following list Of wounded aud missing
Ia Captain Aliens company. Was sent us by
Lieut. Orlando J. Smith. he states that
some Of the missing probably escaped. The
letter vas written at Richmond. aud i may
be that many Of them reached Lexington
AL not mentioned we're taken and pasoled:
worSDrD -sergt II. II. sibley, through
arm Sergeant Harrison Tipps. through
thigh Corporal silas Mills. through thigh
bone broken Corporal Martin Bright.
through knee NJ V Beai. through hand
James Compton. Geo r. Clayton. through
ID. q. Calder. through thigh. Daniel
Denny. Geo 4 Eddy. Jacob Fritz through
thigh W. W. Fsgus. Gabriel French. Levi
Cline. Chas Gilmore. Godfrey Gage. ". ).
Hutcheson. Oliver II yde. John Eagle. Thorn
IS James. Joshua Lane Edwin Miller, "
II. Pritchett, Tho. l. Story. Vim. Wiess.
Felix " Parrish. NJ. c Rankin. II :
Wooden. JOhn Lane
MIssiSo--Simeon phipps. lhos. +. Walk
er. Martin V Beal. John Boatman. James
Brady. n Ensminger. Morgan Green. God
FREY Gage. sam. Howard. Madison H1ston.
james Hutchinson. Joseph James. Charles
korh. Lunaer LACY. Joshua Lane. Joseph
Mckinney. Matthew Mckinney. Joseph Nc
coskey. James Markle and chas. Poe.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

CiNcf~xkrI sept >. =. N-Busiuess Is
still. suspended Volunteers snG armed
b0aaes Of men from re surrounding towns
and county continue 10 pour into the city BY
thousands The city Is quiet and there Il no
excitement beyond the enthusiasm over
these arrivals The regiments and compa-
nies a. they arrive. are beautifully supplied
wllh Pfoyis.oas " fllth street market space.
which presents a lively appearance The
18th Mich. lul.i and lo2i Ohio regiments
vals
The reports from keAtaeky are very con-
fleeing. Nothing Is known OF the wherea
bouts OF Kirby smiths army since rs aFFi--
val az Paris.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06
FROM cINcINNATI.

CiNeINNAri. Sept. 81 =. u-The order
suppressing the Cincinnati Evening Times
was revoked this morning. and the paper
appears as usual this afternoon.
A bridge ohboats Is being built across the
Ohio at the foot OF Walnut street. and will
be completed 20 night
Anorder was Issued this morning compel
ling all citizens 10 be in their HOUSES at 9
A.. NJ
Troops continue 70 pour into the city.
Among the arrivals this afternoon was tie
18th regiment of regulars.
Gunboat- are constantly patroiling tho
river for miles above and below
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

EPISCOPAL CHuRt &:

DIVINE sr.ucs. all be held in ~ ''iiO~lHs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

- AL iAsae zAo s4ns : be2stiial Ssls
Hat. Of The latest fashion. cal II tie Nee
Yosk Hat Store and Get eas 81 tic Eens
Manufacture. vhiea mAke myseif. there
tore can warrant al hats bought Of ne -
have Gee assoftsncat Il Frcpch Besvef.
osies and Sea t'a<smers hats e - kne>t
saAiity. an - AZ co.or-. shieA "a le.i.ak
verv 10 49,. l.rre sseorsmers - woei
Hat - - .'ors. raAgine ~ f<scc - iow
ss nlts e~ssts
II LoNkkRE. t'r.rsiesl HAsser.
s4cee<saf - < YATES
si2tlu Or. FsftA. 49, Ma -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH:

eoaSFs Ftsrs ksD FortAH srakErs.
prx - = gnppn~ -.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

~ The Lafayette ladies' are always
equsl 10 the occasion in peace OF war. at les
than an hours notice Thursday they prepared
. boantiful repast for iulI regiment Of III
nois troops "a roHie TO Kentucky.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

~ Al remains que, ~ headss sos up
20 latest accounts. and thee i a more hope
cal sign IN that prosecuted village MANY OF
the citizens have closed their husiasss houses
aud organized home guard Col Shscklr
torl has had too sksmishee With Johnson.
one At Asheysbusg. ard one ~ fr<tsbofe
Ia both Of al Oh he routed tie rasrrsllas
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

~ The following are the regimehssl
officers Of The ssth
coloael. John 2. Bairi. Terre Hsnte
Lieutenant Colonel. A r. Crane. Tefre
Hause
MAJOR. Robert <. Gag. Newport.
Adiatans. frsnk Crawford. Terre Hsate
eaartsFm<sssr. - Coleman. spencer.
.sN. Sergt. Ei~ari Roudinos. T~rre
uaute
Surgeon. Visa HeAes. r..le "a.
la Assistant Sergeant. Y. \. Ale..
Oeea e.
"A Ass.stsas serSeens. v. II. IoAa.oa
Green "a
Sergeant Major. ca. Bo.a.aes. Tss.e
Hsale
orl-sly. s'eo. X Farsiazsan. Tssrs Hause
20 ooaasy h.s kse eempanies - "a.
& slnsns. clay tee. aaa Sailsssn. Nssna.
liea - rarks one s.ca
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06
FROM ST LOUIS

ST Lotus. Sept THE Democrat of this
morning SAYS. the reFart that Gen. Curtis
has been superseded .,mmander of tho
army OF the Southwest except for a short
time at lis own request. % recover his health
IS Incorrect Wehave the authority for say
ing that he has never bee reprimanded by
the War Department ami sfc authorized TO
make this statement
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

- oficers and Others wishing - POT
chase swords. sashss belts. pistols. Bengal
bat trimming. epauletts. numbers. leasss. -
any other article "a the military hae. ~.ll
ooosult their interest ey ealiiug Al the -
tshllshmsnt Of / A Chezs. No u. Wabash
street. Swords Al al pricss from slo up %
500 Goods warranted - advertised A
long experience enables them 10 has u H.
lowest price,. and sell accordingly.
aaeefifm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06
PROM NEW YORK

NV AoRK, Sept. 5.-The steamer Ken
nebec has arrived with go SEX and wound
ed. bound to Portsmouth Grove, put in for
coal. There was no list Of names on board
The schooner Ella arrived this morning
ard has on beard he captain and crew, aud
two passengers taken from the schooner
Charles NJ. Smith. abandoned in a sinking
condition AZ sea.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06
OFFICIAL WAR GAZETTE.
WAsHINeroN. Sept. 4

GENERAL ORDERS 40.
Pursuant To General Orders No l22 from
the War Department aud Adiutant Generals
Office OF the y inst the undersigned hereby
assumes command Of the Notifications of
Washington and OF all the troops for the de
fence Of the Capital.
ID. The heads of the staff Departments
of the army Of the Potomac will be in charge
Of their respective Departments at these
Headquarters
ID In addition to the consolidated
morning reports required by the circular OF
this date from these headquarters reports
viii be made by corps corps commanders a
to their compliance with the assignment 10
positions heretofore SVEN tnem. stating def
lnitely the ground occupied aud covered
their command and A. to wha, progress has
been made in obedience to the orders al
ready issued. 10 place their commands in
condition for immediate service.
signed GEO " MCCLELLAN
Maj Gen Commanding
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

Ia County Enrolment copm .s.ieuers
from the following counties reported "a per-
-on with their returns - Genera! Cemmis-
s.ouer Ssidall THURSDAY benton. Go. pe-
KALI. Jackson. Lagrange. Lawrence Mar
ca. Morgan. Neston. Ohio. falsssi. Ran
3olph. Stark and saint Joseph. counties
came ap IN good form.