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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-06

BALrsoRE. Sept. s.--The following sps-
ciai to the American Is furnished in advance
OF publication:
HEADQUARTERS MIpDLx MILITARY Dv..f
NsAE BRRYsyILLE. September 4, an.
Gea. Torbii's cavalry corps which had en-
cAmped at Rivers Station on the Charles
ton and Berryyille Pike. lett camp at 3 o.
clock Friday night and proceeded TO Berrss-
vile. reaching there at ~ at night where
they weps into camp until day. Near morn
Ing when they moved through Berryssille on
the Winchester Pike, taking the road to the
left about seven miles beyond Berrysyills
and advancing when last heard from. Al
10 O'Clock Yesterday meeting with little or
no opposition. The infantry consisting Of
Crooks command. The 9th and 18th corps
brske up camp at 4 o'clock yesterday after
noon and moved in three parallel columns
towards Berrysyille.
Crooks command Was on the left.
The 18th corps on the center, and the 9th
on the RICH, of Crooks reached Psrryville
first about IL O'Clock a. m, and remained in
line Of battle with arms stacked Cor a couple
Of haurs.
While pickets were being posted on diff
ferent roads leading from Berryyille the I'd
Ohio was sent 90 Smokers Ferry road. and
Seth Ohio on the Winchester Pike skirmish-
log 10 the right IN front Bottle.
Crooks command went into camp and bad
just finished pitching tents at about o'clock
when heavy skirmishing was heard on the
picket line, lhe whole command RAPIDLY
turned out and was formed to the support Of
the pickess who had been driven from be-
hind Entertainments which they had occupi-
ed
1.-THE Goth Ohio and 18th Va. we're formed
and charged the enemy driving them out OF
the entertainments. A desperate struggle
now ensued. the rebels being determined TO
retain possessonof the entertainments With
this object they massed no less than t~odi.
visions and hurled them with their accustom..
ed fsrociiy against our gallant little band.
which was supposed by Duvalls aud Thorn
berns divisions. They were handsomely re-
pulsed and was very conflicting till long after
sunset
At 9e'ciock the whole army has been Gu
gagged all night digging entertainments and
throwing up breastworks and now occupy
safe position. a
The heat OF the fighting 80 lar has been
done By Crooks command which captured
500 prisoners and stand of colors.
Our loss will amount TO about 900 killed
and wounded. while that OF tho enemy is at
least 1000.
Heavy firing was heard yesterday in di,
recticn CT Bunker Hill. supposed to be ad-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-06

WASHINGTON. Sept 3.-Ths President has
issued the following recommend and orders
In relation 10 the recent success Of the ". 8.
force at Mobile aud Atlanta.
ErEourIsE MANSION. Sept. 3.-The recent
success that that divine prov idence had re-
Gently vouchaised 70 the operations Of the u.
8 feet and army 10 the Harbor Of Mobile
and the reduction of Forts Powell, Gaines
and Morgan. aud the glorious achievement
OF the army Of Gen Sherman in the State Of
Ca. resulting in the capture OF the city Of
Atlanta aud Tor direct acknwiedgments Of
Supreme Being in whose hands are the desii-
MES Of the coustry. il is therefore requested
that on next Sunday In all places OF worship
in U s. that thAaksgiving be offered too him
Tor his mercy in preserving our National ex-
isteuce against rebels who are waging cruel
war against the government. and also that
these be made for divine protectior1 to our
brave soldiers and their leaders In she field
who have so often aud 50 calamity periled
their lives 10 battling with the enemy aud
Tor blessings o, comfort rom father OF mer-
cies 10 the sick AID wounded prisoners and
the orphans aud the widows of those who
have fallen in the service OF the couairy.
and that will continue 60 uphold the good Of
the u, ). against all efforts OF the enemys
and secret Toes
fsigued. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Executive MANSION, Sept 3.-The Nation
al thanks are rendered BY the President. TO
Admiral farragut and Maj. Gen. Candy Tor
the saill aud harmony with which the recent
operations in Mobile Harbor and against
Forts Pillow, Gaines. aud Morgan. we're
planned and carried into execution. Also to
Admiral farragut and Maj. Gen. Granger
under whose immediate command they con-
Quoted. aud 20 the gallant commanders on
sea. and the sailsrs and soldiers engaged ia
the operation. Tor the bravery and courage
which, rnder the blessing Of providence have
been crowned with brilliant success, and has
won tor them the applause and thanks OF the
nation
[signedl ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
RxEoUrIvk MANSION, Sept. 3.-The Ma
tional thanks are rendered by the President
10 Msj Gen W I. sherman and the gallant
officers and soldiers oil bis command before
Atlanta, tor the distinguished ability, courage
aud perseverance, displayed In the campaign
in Georgia. which under Divine Power re-
suited 10 the capture Of the city OF Atlanta
the march aud battle siege and other mill
tary operations that have signalized this com
maDd must render famous IN the annals Of
war and have entitled those Who have par
ticipated therein 20 the applause and honor OF
she nation.
[sigoedl ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 5.-RichmoDd papers
say that in the b tile near Ailants our forces
were At inst repalsed. but finally drove them
back with heavy loss.
Gems. Anderson. Patton. and HArdee.
were killed.
Gen. Lew Wallace. in.compaDy With Grsui
visited Ges. Weaver AZ tue FORT yesterday
Rumor gave Wallace an Important COM
mand IN that Department.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-06

ASorHER SrsISwAY. Mr. J. q. Linde-
mao. having promptly sold the Piano noticed
10 cur columns short time ago. las again
received another OF those unrivaIled instru-
ments. which can now be seen at the Terre
hapte House Drug Store. These in~,ru-
ments being in constant demand, purchasers
should promptly avail themselves OF this OF
portupity to secure one. a29d6i.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-06

saor iliMssIF.--John Donnel;y. a resident
OF iirazil. Cisy county. accidentally shot
hmae'i, while hunting. on Friday last. and
died IA few hour. he was climbing over
q fshce the tim. Of the accident, aud
struck the haarner of his gun against a rail.
dischargng IT, contents into his tsdy.
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DR.. n f ERN
HAS LOCATED IN rHE
OfTY OF QUINCY, ILLINOIS,
No. FOG Maine street. I'd door above Quincy
Honse Office, over J X Daytm's
Book Store
NIX CLAIMS TO nv
THE KING or CANCERS
Aud ali kinds OF Fever Sores: such a.
White Swelling aud Bone Diseases.
Scroffuls. Piiee.
And Sore Eyes in their worst stages
Liver Complaints, Consumption,
Female Weakness, and salt Rheum,
Fl letter, Rheumatism, SC. &c.
The Doctor became master OF the above
diseases while travelling through Europe and
America, aud he now stands n the head o.
bic profession both N Europe aud America
The Doctor villtake pleasure a. showing his
visitors certificates Of the shove cases whore
they have been given az az incurablc by the
ph ysicians in the country. The Doctor also
guarantees a cure in ali cases where the pa
tient lives up TO the directions. % no pay.
The patient viii please correspond weekly
giving true statement OF the case. p O.
Drawer 1868. The poor dealt with literally
Cancers extracted In from four 10 twenty
four hours, without instruments o. pain sr
drop Of blood. d~c-dwlv
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-06

~ Through the negligence of the officers
appointed he polls we're net-opened ia the
9Th Ward last Saturday. and con-s quently no
election VS. bsi Another election will be
ordered by the Council IN night.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-06

All lovers Of flowers are respectfully In
vited to call 1T our Gardens. where they will
in bloom new and well selected assortments
and shall know where TO purchase IN the
Spring. Verbenvs. over l25 varieties; Dou-
BILE and Single Blotched PstimaS, Loutanss,
Dshlias, and other budding plants; Double
Zinnias. and other snnuals: fine assortment
of Monthiy Roses. Call at once. before frost
comes HEINL BROTHERS.
Mont Rose Garden and Nursery. southeast
of town, cas-, side Of the +. & Q. II. r..
Sept2dtf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-06

IT, The Masquerade Of the Silver Band
At Cars Hall last evening. was an elegant
affair. We looked in on the gay mssqurr-
adefs Tor few moments and found The eve
niog passing happily AID merrily As youth
and beauty could make il We noticed a
number Of visitors from our neighboring
town OF Paris and Marshall. Ills
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-06

~ Our people will certainly be hungry
for news this mornine. Up 10 last evening
We bad been shut of from telegraphic com.
municaiipn with tn. outside world aimee Sat
urdsv The Indianapolis papers arrived yes.
terdsy noon barren 81 news. and TO make the
matter worse. break on the l. & O. road
csus' d the non arrival Of Cincinnati papers.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-06
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-06

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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-06

RscRuuISo .-From all parts Of the State
Ne have encouraging news as TO the manner
in which the work OF recruiting our armies
goes ON. The Copperheads despairiog ofany
successful resistance 20 the drsh. have Sc,
iheeselvs- diligently sbou' getting suhsti
ln,.s. 4ld laJ men are earnestly At work
Msoy counties are entirely clear OF the draft
and ia others II will fall lightly
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-06

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v,c<zssss. mls.-. kox. .. iss<
DR.. J.hn tsll--p~sf 81, sia h<ppy 10 ststs -
pa that have u->i pear vaisshie cetren htters
9TH xress ees~n, V ms ~ IN seass> asoiinf .ns
prc<srAtea % my xy~t~. pr>fnee< ~ Ne unhealthy
and mi>smssie luhaeace ~ the asrt-~iepl fi~er
sfcast vieks sas. having eeen utth o>n. asknt's
srus shrca<hour its whsis Soatnern c~mpsAxn
>caed~nfly recon meat lts ne te sf pefson- ~he ~
sspofsa % unAe~ithy siimssee
sssat s<nss.rv commi--sea.
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On N. sst - faly l~-t have -ebr.i,see. thfeszh
sn Ax..t ef snin~ 70 tks n~tie>i htsestof - tHe
Department q shs >fuv u tamn>ri <ot. ss<mFle.
Of ms cessfaa luisers. fer la<p>ctis. and reeee~t
sasr analysis n sesas a a--sssstses. - --netien
AMI applsse IA a<s snssn< ear .slti-rs
rhs folls>sax ts tk- hs.ils.i Investors Isft. A.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-06
TEItGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE VERY LATEST
Last Nights Dispatches.
EXCLUSIVELY 10 The WABASH CYPRESS
Official War Bulletin.
Our Victory at Atlanta
1900 Prisoners Cap
tured.
tc., re-, &C., &C.,


ST. LOUIS. September 5.-Report IN cir
culstion on credit Of able authority. via Cal
70. Saturday.
Considerable force Of rebels under Shelby
appeared at Chalk Blum. twenty miles from
Charleston. No.. report them expected 10 at
tack Chssleston while the remainder DEM
onstrated against Cape GirAdsau. This
doubtless is Fresmaps gang of guerrillas
moveing ipcursioD into Missouri.
The last accousts from Shelby placed him
in vicinity OF Helena. where he had been op-
Grating for some time past.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-06

Omcial War BuIIessn.
Wan DEPARTMENT
WARRINGTON. sept.
Shermsn's Official report Of the capture OF
Atlsnta hss jusf been received
Our army withdre- from about Atlanta
sns on the 10Th made break GOA Esst Point
Road and reached good position from which
70 strike the enemy
Howard ~as on the right OF Jonesbsfo.
Sci.ef-ld left hear Rough ADD Ready ard
fousa the enemy - force at Joae-soro. and
eulsenched hi- ts.sos~ within half mile OF
the Railroad
The enery attacked nam Al . D. u. and
US easily rspai-ed. 'easing be dead and
v0iiude.l
Fioding strong opposition on the right. 7
advanced the left ssd centre rapidly 10 the
Railroad aud broke Il all the ssy iron Rough
sad Ready do-n 70 Ho~srd's Ief, near Jones
boro. and by the same movement iasefposed
M ~hole army between Atlanta and that
part Of the e>smy envenobed In and around
Jonestore. 81 hrss Ne made general at
tao 90 the ensiny Al Jonesboro. The Issh
eorp-. Ses. Davis carrying ts~ works and
capturing 10 guas snI abou, II 600 prison.
eF-
TIE sasny rstFs.ted South and Ne haze
lollo-ssa han 10 hi- hastily oossssncsed line.
per .isseioy-
sien Hood fndiGg me On The enIy ro>a
| sh>i coaiS chick him AM bss-ses hia sal
. oonssisrshle part Of he army. bis- ap rh'
ln.xsrsse "a Afl.n. add lefs N the hight =
Tie 1sh core. Gen. slocan. took posses
..on Of the cisy. % Atlsnss = ours and fsirI,
zoo.
Since the issh Of Ma ne have been - ~
constant battle ssd skirnish. aud We nee
rest. Oar losses roa's sroeed l ,2O0.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-06

y AaRn,ks And efssErEsy.--~s bss
exssalned great member - letters from some .
the ness psouineut citizen. 81 sineinaau ant Cow
inxtou. etc. speaking In The hishesf terms a. ~
strickisnd's Ant-choleFa Mixture fpr The cure 81
Aisrrhs-. ana iy-sn,esy The letters are to long
sssftt q 49, - Cow nstsn ssya he wAs
sa,aae a neasshis d, he sess asctors 10 csacia
ussi. ant one bottle ~ DR. suicklsnd'- Anti. Chol
nlssarr effected rermsnent cure amer suffer
Ina tos months ~th TIE fsr. Of aisrrhsss aud
iyssntsry.
SELLERS thlak nr StricklAaa = qaite right
IN aisi>ux yon N il- sds stisemeus IN our columns
sfto-dsy's paper. - tale bottle % Ma highly
eemsssades kna .Choiera Mixture IN your nag
SACKS u msy The lives Of many - bet sol
sisss. Mothers. see TIA, yeas soas % not neglect
a. soa can se,t At The pra< stor~s At 80 eenta PEI
bottle. I'll. the h>-i remedy fsr ptsuho@s ssd
pyssntery
mArf~thd-~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-06
From. rrensos.

Tkxsrox. N ] Sept 5-Gov Parker has
ordered the firisg OF "a guns m homer of the
victory OF our troops at Atlanta.
One hundred guns we're fired this evening
by the Ioysl citizens OF this city 10 honor Of
Shermsn's victory.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-06

Mayor I. d. Walker. late II the "a Ind.
ana Cavalry. and David s. McKern~n. wal
ker 4 McKepan.l No. . West Washington
street. Indisnapohs. indians. authorized
Agents Cor the coilcrsion OF Pensions. Boua-
ty and Back Pay, for discharged soldiers,
widows, mothers and heirs OF soldiers who
have died in the service and other claims
against the Government All claims can be
attended 20 by wrifing 70 IS. Just A. we'll as
" applicant came ia person Dir. joseph T..
Long. iornerly OF the drm Of Hamlin 4 Long,
is come tel With the ofirs, sni viii be hap
~ a. sec his friends.
Governor Mor.on says Of than: ''Oneof the
best aud most responsible firms la the west
They are geEtsemen os hish character. and
any business entrusted 10 tfto ~ill be hon
e=tiy and faithfully attended to- Blk t.oo4.
marl4dly. r4.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-06

To CnrT,cnser~---SEAI Proposals.
will be received by the Cmmon Council Of
the city of Terre hauts. on ,he evening Of
9th OF September. 1854, for pui,i~F a new
Shinsle Roof on the olie. portion Of the
Lover Market House The work 10 be LET
to the Lowest responsible bidder the bid to
include All necessary materials 10 complete
the job. j. +. GULlCK.
Are. 25-tsep6 City Clerk
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-06

~ The Hippopotsmus which vas exhst,-
led IL its c'ty. lev weeks since, by Bsily
i Co. died sbout week ago la Illinois,
whore is vas being exhibited
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-06

* Srxige-rts shi,.aapois Jsura.i
lessus that the nal miners Of B.ra are sa
strike. hssios advanced Their rates from
Eve ceus- - seven c~us- go eu~hs;. - which
tefn,s tae employers .elssse 70 secsse. Nee
ssssis weut aa~a Tie - Saturday - -ork
- eld ssf~- A1d il 49, apesshs.iei th.s =
iesee saemlaed - enter tie shsns Coal
d.gg,ag. ssen Al he oh rates. wss more re-
mauefsssse than rrsschsng the gospel. %
sdss.nx ae--p.r~f. a. operatives mskiax
TIA. 81 to = 80 dsy. bus re~d pa = Pfe-
l..eiv reqairel a. sssiu~e men ~ 40 ae-n
-nch usiy ieekine hele-. ed p<s halt tbss
isss- a has.issa iseg 49, - he ,.s.ei. "a ne
ssris
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-06

BALruoRK. Sept. s.--The following sps-
cial to the American Is furnished in advance
of publication:
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-06

~ The person that picked up aud car
RED of pocket-book from ai. Walters
Miliiner Store. Yesterday afternoon. - known.
and uoless i y returned they will be prose.
eated
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-06

Remarkable Operations. DR..
Bort. consulting Physician and Surgeon to
the general Eye, Ear and Lung In6rmsry,
Who Is now stopping at the Buntin House, in
this city, hss since his arrival here, perform
ed some very remarkabls cures on diseases
OF the Eye and Ear, also other diseases that
have bsffisd the skill OF many Of the 80 called
-kiIlful Surgeons Of this county Dr.. Bort
will remain at the Buntin House tor two
weeks where he can be consulted by the
afflicted on all diseases OF the Rye. Rar.
Lungs. Throat. Cstsrrh. Stomach, Liver,
Bladder. Kidneys. aud all Diseases OF the
Urinary Organs Discharges from the Ear.
ringing and bu,zing noises Ia the head poly
pus Of the Ear. all Diseases OF the Eve or
Ear treated uron scientific principles OF over
sixteen yesrs rracf'ca
As hs c,a-uli q. "a free Il is certainly
to the interest % =. 1T. cted to call snd .b
tain DR.. Boris candid opinion.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-06

~ Remember Urban q. Brewer. OF
New York. speaks At the wigwam tonight.
We learn Col Crane. OF tue s5th. will slso
be- lwe-ent and address the meeting.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-06

~ Lieat Jeremiah yoris, Of this CITY. Is
nov IN command OF the sth Ind BATTERY
The Battery Il stationed At Port Lyile. Chat
tanoog-. and rumbess -isiy-two men. all IN
GOOD health.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-06
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRyAN'S
PULMONIC WAFERSl

Of,slnsi Msdiel.s Ell sbllshoi In isf7. sni nsst
.rsiel- of The Kind ever intre~fnc.d undes The
asme of '.fu Lsosso sssss. la this OF any othes
country. eli other Pulaossc " sisrs are conntsf.
fslt-. The genuine can y. kns~n 81 The usms
BKYAN Being stamped each WAFER
kAssn's tutnoxsc wsvxss
asileye coash. Colds, sofe Throat. uosrsens-s.
k.xAs's Pussossc wAvss>
n~llsv Asthma. hrcn<hisis. pta1euit Breathing.
B4sAs's Psxnoxsc WAss.s
R~lisxe Splitting Of nlood. Pains In the Chest
basA.'s ruLso.Ic W<ssxs
Relieve Incipient Consumption, Lang pi--ss~~L
BssAs's Puano.tc WAp.s
Relieve trrItstioo - the uvuia aud fen~is.
nsvAs's rlnossc WAvsm
Relieve the above complaints In ten minutes.
nssAs's Pgssosso WAssss
Are blessing 70 ell Cls>ses and Consultations.
R..sn's futuosso WAvsm
Ar. sfapf>a cor vecaii-t< and Public spe<ksr..
R.sAs's futso.so NAssss
Are IN simple fctm sni pleasant 20 the taste.
tsvAs's fusonsc wAsu.s
sos ealv relieve bat effect rsps and isstins safeA
HssAs's futscssc WAssss
"a wsrTanssi - ssve sausf<etioa ~ every one
No family sheuii Be withcui . bsx u
a.sAss r1so.so WAsxss
In the house
No traveller shsula be without . supply a
nssAs's rrlsosu warns
In his poekst-
30 p<r~cn ell sssr object 90 give fos
RssAvs ruLsoxsc WAss~s
fv~aty ave ceut.
IDR hoxkS. sois fropri~te
-. csrtisndt So. Ns~ Ness.
For sale By al Draxg<ss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-06

~ Nat Usher. Esq formerly OF this
city, but II late year. resident OF yincen-
nes has been appoi tei Associate Judge o.
the Territcsv ~ New Mex.c.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-06

ues.s fEssEs Assrna The Shersa
o ts-tt 1asy. IT.. fs-i-y i.ss. ssre-ts.i.
=. Asssh.li. $50 -a.,s-.~e- l.sking eeesls
49,, hssinf = shssre shees har~e-- wosd
- sent hefs .nd tl.e ssscsipisoa sns.sres
~ - tsrae Asr-s- lsisseine n Rs.iis Rob
ssts 40 0e,sfs Asdssssn. u The oolorst
sienss.t Dotit-s-s - he CIV. sheriff
kefs. seossd.asls AT coas,ssle Holmes 70
s~fers ne neu hsse They rsre taken BE-
ser~ ~. ferFsss. -hsse = pssi.@.sssy ex.
sm'a.tiae -ss v-srsa TA~y -~re sccsrs-
sn2ly sesasats<i = IA. 80 are ns~ a. ne
srsaer sssrrv e - osssa lazy
The rsss give tkssr nsnes - sass Brsare-
suss sni - flrksf. I'D hal fsem Put
an csnnsy. Tee cznssts,<- for 5sfer-on-
vie. sure
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-06


- A private letter from . friend At
obassaneoss, ssys the 7lss Indiana pas I'd
through that place on the 2sth. en- route 70
Nashville. to furnish themselves With horses.
De mentions several Of our fellow. iowrsmen.
among them were:
Lieut. I'd Hitchcock, who since the death
OF Capt Elijah Peck. of our city, has had
communal Of the company; alss. Capt. joe
|eph McKinnes. C.ps. WEIGH. Lieut.. Davis.
Lieut. John Bah. Qaarterm.ster OF the Rec
iment. Lieut. Herbert Madison. Corporal
George D.vi-. o. 3 VIM Piper. Clay Allen.
Fife MAJOR. Richard T. Watson. George
Corey. tsos Of Simeon Corey.) Peter Allen.
sergt Thomas Walker. W. b Mewhinney's
soa. one Of the Tipp boys. sud ssrgt. John
Merry lson Of Samuel Merry
The regiment i in very good health and
numbers 40 men for duty. During the late
raid OF Gen. Stoneman. the following are
reported IS captured:
Col Biddle. Leut Isaac NJ Brown, Edgar
Madison. Harrison Tips. James Hitchcock,
John ID. Chestnut.
The los Of the regiment in killed, wound
Cd and missing Is about les.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-06

+. PoIsT, Sept. 5.--The Steamer Bena-
min from Liverpool the 18th via Londonderry
the 18th passed here late lat NIGHT. No
news
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-06

DysEsrrRY ASp DIaskHGA carrie. oil mu!-
itn'ts. both young aud old. to unti mcly
grave. bni has no terrors Tor these acquaint-
ed eth DIxoS's BLACKBERRY cARxiSATlvE.
A. IL Is q remedy sure TO cure. We advise
the suffering 20 try II. aug23dwIw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-06

"a ~ September term Of the Circuit
Court. Judge Clsypoal prs-iiing. commenced
Is sss-'sn Yesterday The iollo~ing are the
Grand spd Peni Jsr.r-:
tiR.Np jURY --Lins- A Burnett. Daniel
Darhsa,. = W. Oxle. Jr Use Dicks. Felix
BeaFd. solomon rrsnklin. Joseph Rley
Sssaesn K-ss'er. ic-erh Msrkie. H'F.m
Sesphsrd. Noah sv,sg~s. El1sh French
Psrfr jrRv q Pei.ia. D,vsd pesni-.
Jasob StlE Lla,- Mover. d. ). Pckens.
We. >hs~. 10 Paddock. A J. ward. John
u. Re~e. J W Miller. Joseph La~rssee.
nss.4 Miller
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-06

Piano Nlu~ic.--Miss Nellie i.von,
pupil oi Prof Howe, OF Boston. will teach
Piano Music in connection with the City
Schools. Charges. $40 per quarter.
ang3Odlw.