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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07

SAx. Mtp0s. Of Tie oh.e csi-is. &
Agana "Linle MAck- Hear Nm.
Il e evsisut - words esa make Il al he
Mcclellan nen - rot intei. & sely upoa
tne regular DenocFstie Conxxatsos AZ 81
hsssFts. thss lnseni 70 ierce Their esnsisa,,e
40 Ne held. snd eoly ~ % Chic.ro q
AL 1 stafb<rce. -
Tbs Mcclellan mosemenl = regular
ecli - he We-s - ne Eastern u>ono->alfszs
i.s, ever true we~s>sn nsn b< II Chicago.
aud eaiss : rrci<sl AGAINST ne eel 4 he
cod kaslbierz.
We ~ fc.rfsl sh.s ne .sols -as-aosss a
hsmesfsry spske sil;is Toe sssa - a 6aias
- po<it,oa - n - c.nds3.te Il he p.rsv.
TIE CRISIS" I'll he forced - resrzcs 4,
words sut Ice . tine r. resting MO "A as
TIE orls ~srss Western sac ~ho -&s =,
cbsrsFe n protest srsinsl NcCLk1ksx. Ma,
Arr. i.o<e. A. ~ ~orts h<d >hout a,
n.s.ch s1eSs uYea the Coayeniion a. 10 panr-
lox q -slsr % ~ bsck ef q terrzpin TIE
sesmed fkiksf % saIoy i hat Re id nol
greatly >1nirs tAe chos<n szndsdske. Thl
Democrkct Ksu<nlly nay fee, he ans
relative - sss xxpsKr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07

TIE Richmond Wing. on the 2ssh Of May.
1861. scarcely tive months after the firing
UPON Fort Sumter. after speaking Of The
Northern drernInation to put down tbs re-
beIIIon and saying that "theIr uprising has
al the character Of fsrOcious stsvile iasur-
rscslon. /" concludes tia. ",he war vii enable
u TO restore them to their vss<sisge and
teach them that cap in hand The proper at
faade Of the serpsaf before his master" The
Copperhead party now acknowledge their
svassaIage" and "czp in hand" stand before
their masters ready 70 do their bidding.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07

The Chicago Convention snsers ct our
"four years failure % restore the Union by
the experiment Of war" so with far great
er show Of truth might Benedict Arnold. 10
l7e2, have snesrsd At cur "six Jeafs failure
70 secure our Independence By the expert
ment Of war" II Is The last year which de-
termines whether a war i success or fall
IRE. In the eyes of our enemies az home
and abroad Ne s1psct Il 20 be styled fall
u.s until Il i ended In our favor.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07

TEx "Democr.ts" OF tbs North think IL %
no. free election where reosls Just returned
from the rebel army are required. ss IN Ken
lucky, Maryland and Delaware, 70 swear to
support the Constitution OF the United States
before they are permitted 70 votsi II such
are their sentiments re should recommend
that the sane oath be administered through
out the Northern States
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07

CrTY PoIST. Sept 6.-Hersld's correspon-
dent says Richmond papers seem to ridicule
the idea Of single line OF railroad being Vi
al % TO their occupancy Of Richmond and
Petersburg. but = general dependency be
trays itself In some issues and q correspond
ent.writes from Reams Station battle ground
several days after the withdrawal OF our
forces, speaks sorrowfuily OF the destruction
Of the 3 miles OF railroad torn up b. Han
cocks corps and pronounces lis rc-possessioa
BY the rebels as hopeless and impossible
he says the crops adjacent 20 the road on
both sides. Is entirely destroyed. and the
houses and barns generally. are reduced 20
ashes
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07

TsE two tickets are ne~ i fhe fsld -
Grant. Sherman. Shessisn su3 Fsrss <us are
elecsionsering for the Unio-. .ai l.se. EAfly
and Heed for ths ssbemertas.c tickes A
complete victory II Cress sa4 Shessasn Is
looied "a ~ ~ q elect iileola. A coa-
plets victory y lee ana Heed > ircAe,i =
syshe nsmecrsey 10 eleel MeClellaa III
Mcclellan saece<de-i general. he veuhi
dsebtlss. have bsen ouF ovn Upien csnsis
a.ss a. he h.s f.iis.i. - h~es@es me c.n
date Of The Democfatic party. Nhss thsy
d>s'rs I. imbeeIi'tv. ro-sfdcs - lsilsre On
our ssi>- cosssFs. energy 50 seroe-s 81
that 81 ne rstei- fki.slll pissss - Deao-
cratic p<Ftv II ps.sr. Thsss 80 s'ns
shea the nsstien % saeh ttats 81 facts
would have made he cheek 81 ever Dense
erat t.nsle wiih shame. Rai ska time ].
past
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07

KSoxvrLLE. Tenn, Sept. 5.-Tho follow
ing official telegram from Gen. Gillum re-
ceived early this afternoon. dated Bulls
Gap. Sept 9TH. says Gen. TiIlison surprised,
defeated and killed John Morgan at Green
vile this morning. The killed are scattered
for miles and have notyet been counted. they
viii probably number ID or 100 and aboa, "a
prisoners. among the captured were Morgan
staif, also one piece OF artillery and Gals.
son. The enemy's force outnumbered ours
but the surprise was complete.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07

NAsHvrIrx. September 5--Geu. Rosseau
telegraph from Spring Hill late on Saturday
that Wheeler's force was across Duck River,
and we're rstreafing towards Florence. Roe
sesu pronounced the raid = complete failure
Ii il reported that Gen. Kelly was MORALLY
wounded and died al FrsnklIn yesterday
Gea. Hsskin 10 also reported killed
Considerable damage was done the Rail-
road, but large force i employed who will
soon have IL in running order again.
Tho damage done BY the rebsls to The
Chsttsuooga Railroad = being rapidly re-
ported One bridge only has been destroyed
that over stnaris Greek. 50 lees long.
Col. Spaniding Was not captured a. report
ed aud y safe with h's command Capt
Price OF the 10Th Tenn, vss killed On FRI
day.
News from Shermsos army received to-
day reports the eneuys loss at 1000 killed
and wounded
We captured 1000 prisoners. among them
i a kricadier General. name not given. A
large amount Of material was captured.
Our army i N inll possession Of Atlanta
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NV fosK. SEPT IA Aattamorss paper
declares that tho Fteach and Alegrem TROOPS
~~~s isseiy detcssesi N tour pitched esffirs
Tho Aexicans tel hy Geo AlsNrss NJ
quarter xas shosn. kssI planners sefe pus
t0 desfh
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The rebel pickss refuse 70 believe that
Atlantis ms taiieu- They are vesy friendiy
lately pa have thro~u pockets fna Of JET.
DAVIS rrccl 4ms.ior. Offering Profession sud
safe coedoct - as<ertcrs. - hops OF largely
rednciag ca rtnAs ~ MS dodge Their
buy Al The e3ioirs they cau from cur men,
giFiar gFseuoscks and tobacco 10 exchange.
SGT 5--Lssl nighl our batteries along
the entire line orened an <dnled the enrmy
Coz one hour. IA honos II ne fall 81 Atlanta
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TxK Chicago platform pledges the "sympa
ny Of the Democratic party" 70 ''the soldiers
ofour army and The seamsn Of our navy who
nov are and have heca IN the field under the
asgof our country ,snd " the event OF its At
tanning power. they will receive al the care.
prsseciion sud regard that ne brave soldiers
snd sallcss Of re repahlc have 80 nobly
earned" The i = hypocntieai falschood.
designed % coavey no other real meaning
than this. VI The soldiers II tie repuelic
whom We have steadily voted - deprive 81
he right Of sunrse- -rc hereby invit~d 70
vote the democratic ticket. The soldiers are
all. with lev hundred exceptions. vciun.
teess. ard stsna IN the srry II their own
choice sod because they believe he war i
right. Their ..sclion" = onlv noble - far
~ shey believe the va : f;rhs Ga the
ether hand. the members q tss Chicago
Convention IL speeches opsnlv and by their
platform implicitly declare BE ar 70 be
~rooe. Hoe CO tkey heartily and earnest
~ extend Their sympathy . The army Zoe
doing What tkey Ia he esne breath declare
20 be ~roug even hsa il succeeded But
when hey usise With he reee,. 10 branding
our Sighting a. failure. bow can thew see
much that : patriotic in What i wrong Or
Tia, = noble 10 a fasassf "a ne eonsrary.
they bate Cur soldiers. ssd sheir sentiment.
ere most cordially ssc'pr,c.sed
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07

The N. Y. TSitaas says through Union
refugee who came from Richmond Ance our
forces took control OF the Weldon road, il IS
enabled 70 lay before ~ readers few items
showing the value Of Confederate funds and
the pass TO which the rebels have been
brought by their rebellion.
In the interior Of Georgia the following
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07

Nxx loxx, SEPT. The Tribune. IN a
leader headed ~wherc srs We s.ys that
henessorih re az he bsaasF Of Abraham
Lincoln fer The next Presidency. choosing
that r>sAer than dissnion anf quarter o.
century u var. % tie Uniou asd political
srsvitnde. ~bich Our orpone1ts ~oali have
-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07

Georgia State money was quoted At 30
10 Augusta the price Of Lodging was SIS. and
hsckn.n charged for two miles ride SIS.
In Richmond hour vas per Dbl $3.50. "a
hsd been - high a. s450.) Butter vac so
@si5 per To-. and eggs $40 per dozen Gold
wss u for one.
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Douglas and the Chicago Con-
ye0GSou-

At Chicago the BreckinEidss Democracy
ruled As naturally a. they symps,hrei
with traitors. they scornsa ths teachings and
spit upon the memory OF Douglas. One OF
delegates. Mf. Florence, presented a resoiu-
ton Of respect 20 the memory Of the great
champion Of Democracy. Old time Demo-
cssts might suppose that sus-s a resolution
would be adopted without dissenting vote;
bat Mr.. Seymour suddenly remembered the
convsuisnt Committee on Resolutions. and
insul,ed the memory Of Douglas BY putting
the resolution cut OF the way. instead OF put
ting Il 10 vote Probably be was influenced
thereto. aud the Convention sequisscsd 80
readily. because Senator Douglas last words
we're. "7'k< STARE question IL mere srcuse.-
The election Of Liaeoln q mere Pref>rf The
present secession movement i he result Of
an enormous conspiracy. formed more than a
year snce-iormed by leaders In the South
srn Confedsraey more than twelve months
ago. The conspiracy Is known: armies have
been raised. war i levied 20 accomplish it,
TAus arc only iirp aides % ths question:
Erery man nHsf b fsr fhe Uaised States o.
s9siasf q. The'S can b Ne nssfrais N fhis
,ssr; s.is, PATRIOTS aud TRAITORS
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DARTICULAR AND CLOSE
u ss.<rexn gives - - es<lns len .lsh tkIs
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CASUALTIES.
MoLdughiin's Battalion of Arttllery.
flag ship.

MoLdughin's Battalion Of Artillery.
Tho following is list Of casualties in Nc.
Lauyhlin's Battalion of Artillery, in tho bat
tie Of Winchester, Sept. 10, 1864:
Lowry Ra;tery-Kiiled B Crews, (Sspt
l4.h.) W O Fiuke. Wounded: 1t A Fowler,
severely in arm, W Crawley, severely in leg;
VIM NJ Gar.en, seversly (if not mortality in
baok; j " Agree. eighty in arn; g Ael&h-
ins, slightly in arm; j ? Muddy. 1igbtly in
arm and leg Missing: W W/fiFany, " 8
Tiffany, H Thompson sad' Jno Kibler.
Chappan's Bsttsrj--Killod j Riff J
B Beamer, " S,.iith. Wounded: Capt 9 B
Chapman, severely in shoulder; Lieut. g
Thrssher, eliyhtlJ in leg; VIM Patton, sligbtly
in leg; J Anderson, elightly in hip; NJ Lse,
slightly in hir; r Brand severely in thigh; A
Mcdowell, severely in hip; J II Gee, aeveroly
in leg: j A Gray, severely in foot; a Saus,
severely in hand; J R Vance. severely ibunt;)
W A Dau9herty, in sids. Captured: Bar
la;, " SLumate, II A Noel J A Mani " D
Pitzer, 81 Lennon, P Andrews, W Wei
ker A Mann. S II Robinaou, Sergt Plsck,
J Martin, G Oha1lsown. Missing: W Saw
ySrs, II H Halatead.
Bryab's Battery--W0unded: L! VIM Steel,
slightly in ankle; T II Dunbar, -lightly in
side; I B Crosier, slightly in leg; W A King,
A N Bell, G A Cslfee, Jas Carol, s Chez
ring, r Dshart, Z Meadows, j F Nelson,
Perry Wylie, " G Dehsrt, W II Fuller, G 8
Huffman, L Huffman, John Ramsey, D r
Thomaa.
Killed S; wounded %; captured 26; mis-
sings. E. Ii. PEcE, Adjr.
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Aasrrsn,'Gs Esas,a1 ai;s .ssYEp sTATsa,

We 10 Indebted to 4 friend for cory Of .hc
Now York "Timch" Of he 9th. This pspsr'
whie!i ia only ri7allad by the Tribune" i'll
wilfu! n:sreprtsentationa, contains the 'ol-
loving az tho sumnary of It's reus:
Tic War Department yosterGay had r"-
cei7rd :inthiag later from either Ge:. S"ar-
man or Cen Sheridan than has already tsrn
published.
In tho armies Of the Potomac and tIc
James everything is reported quiet. G'H'e
hiss beon no fighting thero since Fri-Ay era
Saturday last In pNsGing over tnc Gr'u,i
whe.e .Le Second Division Of toe Ninth Cprps
met with tho repulso on Saturday, cur dad
wero iCun; entirely stripped Of clC Thing. nDd
t6o or thr5e Of the bodies were horribly Inn:i'
lated Several men hsl e7idontly b4.: nur-
dered alter being wounded. Our corrcapcn-
dent as Gen. Buffers headquarters says Inst
on syG1day Gen. Lac sont s tag c; truce 70 Ga-..
Grant, Offering to exchange tho priacT Tera esp.
tured IL tho late movement. Gen. Grant DC
c,ined to entertain the proposi.iun, and refer
rcd LsS 1, 0an. Butler, tho regular Com mia-
s:oaeT OF E1nhsrge.
Tbs Memphis Bulletin" Of September 20
sa7s: "rhe steamer Kenton, which arrived a:
II O'Clock last night from her trip up from
White river, when just below Clarendon, WAS
fred into by sucrrillss, Of whom there we're a
large number waiting for her at a bend rasre
boats usually approach very near The shore -
About two hundred shots with musketry were
poured in'n the boat. Sixty fhots struck :he
cabin Thsrs Teru many narrow escapes,
and fortunately 80. one MAS hurt. The cool
bravery .s Captain John W. Dsnning, WHO
YVES s,t The whHel, probably saved the boat
from falling into the bands of the rebels
Tbs reptltei statements chat Admiral Ear.
racrt arrived OF Fortress Monroe on Moncay
in the frigate Susquehannah, gre incorrect
It was Commodore Lardner, late of the West
India Squadron, and the SusquohsnDsh is bis
fac shin
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stores, 1000 stand of small arms and equip
ments. He also destroyed the telegraph oHice,
and brought away the instruments. BE also
captured tho bank at Weston, with upwards
Of S. 900 in sll kinds cf funds, which will be
turned ever t the Confederate Government
He captured in all about 800 prisoners, and
broke up the home guard organization every
where he went and bas returned without the
loss Of man, but has brought out some re-
oruits.
Whsn it is remembered that Lieut. Col
Witohor he'd notbiog bus small battalion;
tho feet has not been surpassed during tho
nsr.
NosBY DEFEATS TIE YANKEES At SALEM, CAP
TURING BAGGAGE, CAMP IQUIPAoE, &C.
Official dispatches sreooived yesterday state
that body of about one thousand of the en-.
emy moved up the Manassas Gap Raiiroal on
the 9TH, with trains loaded with railroad ina
tsriaL, and oocupisd Salem and Rsctortown.-
Colonel Mosby attacked them at Salem, de-
feating them, capturing their baggage, camp
equipsge, storss, &o, with SO prisoners, aud
killing and wouading considerable number.
His loss, two wounded. The prisoners
reached Richmond less evening by the Central
train.
PROM IHE VALLEY.
Official dispatches report Sheridan still
n,o7iDg down the Valley.
A largo force Of his cavalry was attacked
by portion of ours Oh the 7tb, and hand
somely driven, losing several wagons, an.tu-
laroes. nine furges with their teams, and
number Of horses, besides about fifty prison
ers aud q considerable number killed and
wounded.
FRGx EAST TENNEssEE.
Oticial dispatches hsve been received from
General Breckinridse, stating .hst a portion Of
the enomy's cavalry, after slight resistance,
bas heen driven back from Kiugsport towards
Roscrsvillc, and tha. there is no enemy this
side of Jonesborough.
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Washington. Ssps. 90, 1864.

Miss Anne Dsss, or any mcmhar of the
family, formerly of Charleston, South Carroll
ns.-Please let Us know where and how you
and the children, Charlie, Minnie and David
are. We havs tried in vain to learn something
Of YOU, and arc most anxious. Answer
through New York Daily Newo. A. N. d.
8 To Louis JW, Savannah. Ca.-Rsoeived
yours dated August %; have not received let
tors mailed by way Of 5. Write again bg w6y
Z. Address Jos Batiste, New Ycrk. ]
have written 10 you by flag Of truce, Aug ID
have also written to Henry P Nassane. All
we'll and prosperous. Joe.
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OaaKolp WITH ARsoy.--Americus and
Jane, two negroas, were committed to the up
Der station house yesterday, upon charge Of
setting fire to the dwelling Of Mr.. R A. Tomp-
kins,-in Sidney, nea. the old Fair Grounds-
The house was aet on IRE about Q o'clock yes
tsrday morning, but .the flames were eIt;1-
guished before making much hsadRsy. The
negroes will have hearing before the Msyos
this morning.
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Co If Tnnknpf 2a,{I1E 1874

john Bullock, Riolmond, Va,-Yours Of the
9th received. An truly glad to herr irarn VOC.
Wrote to fsther-in-law few days ayn mbout
closing my affairs, and sent him power q!
attorney. You hsve anticipated most of 10y
wisl.es. bly, notes with Morton aud r P s ars
rouroe Of much uneasiness to me. Wcu'd
prslor selling ous Of both. Tho D E ia all
right, but do they not forfeit their ES. by
buying ou,s @ Of P end old D at Halifax Oil
I2th. Elsie ard Advance gone up. Writ, tf:en.
Letters come tais way very promptly. SEE
Abrahams aLou: latser wTots him.
Bingham.
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Cincinnati, Ohio, Sept II, 1864.

Cincinnati, Ohio, Sspt II, 1864
To Mrs Louisa Phillips, Columbia. South
Clrollra-Dcar La : / hays heard Of ycur
sa!s arrival. Have had tgo hag Of truce let
.ers. Happy to hear If "Lulio's" improved
health. We are ell woll. At still at
Mound City, W at home. Helen gone to
the Convent; she is well, happy, and has C-n
friends there. George is going next week
with her Aunt Mp to Minnesota for the
W:Atar. Your Aunt L. new here: she will
leave next week. All wr:ts in love. The
house nearly finished.
Your aff:oticnate mother, Fl Al
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New York, Sept. 10, lSG

Now York, Sept. 10, 1864.
TO B. Obs.dorfer, Charlottesville, Va
Your personal throus h New York News has
been received, also Jettor by flag of truce.
We are all we'll. Little Betsy's eye is better.
Lena arrived somu time ego, but is lot stop,
ping with US. Hive wrisssn you BY flag Of
truoe to-day. ~ Y Bfiokner.
Died, ut The McVeigh hospital, Alexandria,
Virginia. ON Thursday, Sapt, 3. Of wounds re-
ceiycd in baltic, July g. 1864, Abner NJ Bu-
aaYdt aped % years, member of Company
X 18th regiment s Volunteers. It will be
oonso,inr to bis bsreaved ones to know that
h, reoeiyed the best and kindest attention
from physicians and attendants, and, although
suffsrius severely, was patient and resigned.
HW
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Information wanted Of the whereabouts Ct
John Power, baker by trade, (late Of fMerdyks
street, City of Cork, Ireland VIII iorcd she
Confederate army, at Savannah, Ga, Mt the
outbreak of the war. Ifthis should meet his
eyo he is urgently requested to communicate
with j. Mountains, through the medium OF
this Journal, who dasSsn. important message
from his n,ctSer.
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Baltimore. Sen. 80. 1864

Baltimore, Sep: 90, 1864
Mrs. G A Wilson, Riohmord, CT Nugenit
Springs, Va-Ynur Bon is ct Point Lockout:
und ia very we'll. sent him your 'porsonaP'
and have undertaken to aapplT bis wants. lie
wishes you to write him by flag Of truge. bi-
ract n SsrgNant Wilson, Co 9 i;h division,
care Major Brady, Point Lookout.
Sails Goodwin.
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New York, Sspt, le9.

Nsw York, Sept, q, 1864.
Q Prof John 3 Minor, University Of Virginia
Have sesn your personal, and received your
letter. Will supply all P M's wants. My fami.
" ell we'll except myself my health is indit-
ferent. cannot hear from Mrs n e B. "HoW
is she?" Has she received my letters?
NJ Minor,
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J0hnson's lSlLnd, Ohio, Sept q, 1864.
Any information concerning the address Of
hlfrsd Ladd, who has n brother Daniel Ladd
residing in Florida, will be thankfully receiv-
ed t7 rne. Address Lieut. Chas " Hendry,
Prisoner IF War, Block S, Mess |, Johnson's
Inland, Ohio.
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Michael Duran, Captain of the One Hun
dred and Fifty fifth Regiment New York Vol
untesrs. prisoner Of war, Libby prison, Rioh>
mond. Va-Your letter dated September 4,
received. bavs cent you three letters via
aae Of truce. am we'll, as are also the family.
Mrs Page and family are we'll. am very
sorry to hear you are sick and III hospital.
Emma Dorap.
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;'-Mrs II Lcn ::.hanaan. L7nohburs, Va
Was taken PRISONER on the 18Th; on well. God
BLISS yru and watch over you and our dear
litlls uns~. ir.wer lhr. ugh Richmond Ea-
anir6r. Your devoted husband, Miles
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-11

VIM. Rushbrock, NaMchester, VH.-iouc s1n
Joseph William, with Crpnra5 j. W Hall end
A. B. Chestham. P,iva;=d Banton Buchanan, e..
II. Murdun. G.. ". Mcgee p. Stanley and J. w.
Cr:ss alo 1t Fort Delaware sl well. / received
n tt:er from my sister S. ". tho 18th o! August.
Sorry to hear CT vour siistion hopo your son }
il we'll Rgsn. Tell Cousin s. Ea1t;r Elizabeth
Buttsrwcr,h died thee months ago. Of plsu:isy.
Your son is cared for by tiI lrisDds. We are aii
well. and eenl our United love to all. Answer
through tho New York Ne"s. RGssmom.
Jcs:ph ;H. Cacks. oi Lexington, Ky Sup
posed 10 bs IL. 1s,tsi'r BnItsry. Any inio:-
nation regSru.ng him or The Battery wi;l be
thankfully rscei."-' uT his mother. Answer
through New York NeHa.
Capt. Joab Qusiilai',alu aud Surgeon c. =.
Flelnming. Twenty South csrol:ns vol.
unteers.-Cspi. Dean Gays thst Liant. Qnh'trhs.
um was Acting Adju,.nt with Col F:e,cir:. and
has no donbt perishGi wi.h him. Csa oill::r o,
yon give any iuiormr,ioa respactire Sifs II. j.
Dean sad family ol Sra;;anbmr, ): {.
y ~ ilSru
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Elmirs, N. Y, Sept 8, 1854.

Eln,irs, N. Y, Sept 8, 1854.
To Mrs VIM 7 MeCandlsh, Petersburg, Va.
Il have boon hero since 18th Of July last. |
write you vx,skly. All we'll supplied With
olothipgj and tufforing for nothing. Your
lettef4 August 20 just received. My health
ia ~ good. VIM L McCundliah.