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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

tE Near seven hundred dollars we're sd-
ded to the Bounty Fund at the meeting Sat-
urdAy evening. But small amount yet re-
mains OF the sum the committee started out
10 raise. We understand IL IA the intention
that u sufficient number Of volunteers are
not raised and one Who has subscribed to che
fusd shall be drafted. a substitute will be
furnished him. anlcss he desires 10 take
$500 and 20 in.o the army Tho subscrip
ton lists aside from those In the hands OF the
several committeeman can be found At
Bars Drug Store aud a, Eslanger's Clothing
Store.
We are requested 10 state that Mr.. w. II
wor'hing'on has been added 10 the commit
tee aud 10 authorized to receive subscriptions
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

PsusnxfynIs. S~ps. "a About 2 O'Clock
shils nnnber II -orknsn n altering Psi.
4 Eris DsYot. Cor. le,h md market streets
r.ve -sy ard TIE ~hoIs baildisg fell dorn.
ssven nen. c.rpenser- we're seriously MUIR
"A, sstsss-s Killed outright
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26
UNITED eTATeS ARMY
RECRUITING SERVICE
ARMY

wsnssd fsf ~ "a gal.sd slsiss lnfaniry. able
bsfi~t uxnAkRIED nsa. b-s-s~s The 49, - Il
<nt As. ~ Ice than fe~t = tnches hiFh. ant %
Tslt chsrs<tsr. ninos, under - pears q sss.
I'll not t< sris<si sfthoet ne srittsn sou-snt ~
40 p>~~-s o. guardian
TIE tern % service IL THkKk fKfx II
selisr OH BE eusfled 10 the sans Bo.ntss.. Pea
- sl-s~ I'd - Il The Nolnafser service.
~ fcet cohtocs sat s'senfioa 10 8xfy. aoliles
on certainly rslss e ne p~i'fen q = esn-ee9-
nl<<fasst cecsr. sn1 rrou tkfs las the lee pre-
vit@ nat n<ritor1oas D<r nay - ssie~tst. - ne
ex1fs 81 ne s<rtiss zxT rsqsirs r. sor r~cuctfcn
y tAs r~nk ., sumai<sos>4 eErers n the srEI
ns ss%ioui.s a ne rate e p@y 80 esiaesi.kes;
kn1 prinrsp>l nsr,csn, ~>cs 90, - ~ los 81
xs>zs q cozrsry. ~. ess-r sersesuu .sef
e1c-corSorslA, tls-ks>sessns. tls. Privstss tls.
IN sit;fio1 y ne pay stovs stated %, Tstior
PEI dss st,< - <tsn4kut sscolv 81 go ciethins
= aitcwe1 q ever solef>f- Qo<rs<rs. 49, sDd
n>1i,si sfssctsrps are slszFs grpTt<<t - ne
0ossrsnsus vtkksuf <-ssr<tsn fssn sks soitssrt
: . 81 rs tu.t>s. fh> is~ prsvs1~s fsf ~ fss
80 = - zss. % ks prsfs< T. esa.-. -<-.~.sn
ne tks Ss.c,srr n1zs x<sr1 vftf zeurt III .
ss.ss<ssssss - lczs - ss esy sisA = fse-s "
- k>s<ee.
sssszitzz>. 80 k<pr~s>us<uss teersie Fscssss
Ne ssss Peg. CA1Ass<. hsfirAl ssi<nA<ses. ~
H.. - 1<4ew rezrrfxe.
Aprsnis2 - - sslizrs vsli - psis - s.y e..
prsss.x5ne q sns~yasis fezsiL
Appq - ~ usssn 10. Has Hsrss< Us-ssalr
rwp nssss fnsssnA.
ID nssss~s-s ia ua'ssa ssss>s iafs.sry.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

~ The farmers Of New York State are
generally abandoning the manufacture OF
butter. preierfing TO make cheese. a. more
profitable and safe tor the market
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

~ The bright Iighs southeast OF the csty
Friday evening vas csnsed by the barn Of
Mr.. silss Price. being struck by lightning.
and igniting Loss about $500.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

Lieut.. Col Asnk. OF the I'D Ind yolun-
ieers and Emil Bi-hchoff OF Evansville, will
address the German citizens al the wigwam
90 this Monday evening. Every German.
"itbou, distinction OF politics. IL respectfully
invited % mttead. Turn out one and all.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

BHuzoEr, Sept. 2es--Large n1nbsss Of
prisouos ere arriving from Harper fsuy.
About 10000 have Just pssssd do~a Pratt
street under guard.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

eE 7 NJ Doughty. Eco. is the osiy
dealer in the city that has taken Government
License to sell oysters. Make note Of Il
when buying
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

wv Yons. September 24--rhsfs :
quite patio n the stocks. and gold opened
Al e. GO. sod down 20 SOC
Tie csznsres<l's spscial states sh<, Gov
Dsna.soa viil 10; screps psrsyskiP.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26


~ Under the recent call Tor troops the
assessment on Lost Creek township vas for
q deficiency 90 ~ m.s Through the Efforts
OF Mr. Jvseph =. Jsnckes, sr credit Of sr
wss obtained, reducing the deficiency TO six
men. Last week Mr Jsncke- again visited
Indianapolis add Obtained credited OF b
for re-snli~sed veterans 81 the 2lss Indiana.
aud men shlis,es Ia the llth ADD 18TH ca,al-
~. Tt. ~sve- an excess Of ~ in that
township, alter filing the presen, call II
two si,iW oaal calls Of I've hundred thousand
men each serc mad l. - Greek would have
ice quota iuil aud vet an excess OF t-o men
Lost Creek has done sebls IN the way Of
-ending volunteers
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

% sor n PUT osF.-Ass 80 nsssss nss
49, csre. ssss... ins-t "a hssiss a .xs,.ss an
81 ys- rvst'. t.s- -eehr. ufssr pr~xxi-s -
-, sstR. hss. 80 sssisss az q Gee "a ns
ce.s q a&.ss.rsuri.< - r.i-< = srr~f IA
q ain - ear "a - sas .xA~r prtrr sssisius. A.
~ ssry - rrto< - -sieA --as ..k-- ~
prsss y ne s<ilss sppssssiy sasu. ~ snprfnei
pa s~slsfs IN sn<n fs>rna.ss e<k.s .~xzi.'
- -sl<A tA<sr prsel. t.rs~s. uni..- 30 is.is
- Asssrs = Ans<s fo~rsss 80 nsss esAs. ~
~ FL pr.ssisls = = az: - es.ss psr hssi-.
I.n04.lw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

wASrrD.-A coed Girl TO do general
homework. The best wages will be paid.
A german girl preferred. Apply at l.. Kiss-
ners mnsic store. sl9iu.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

~ No drafting Was done Saturday from
the tact that the Board and clerks we're
busy all day fitting out substitutes aud vol
unteefs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

~ u Copeland. Boanet sat ut
Rlsachsr; ais,, CoioreF Of Straw G,ois.
No N N,'ih tih street. opposite Cipc'sfaii
House. T~sre aaate. Ind.
SeptNIt'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26
Headquarters for soldiers
GvAxnx<

MAJOR I. ID. Walker. late OF the I'd lpdi-
ana Cavalry. and David 5. McKernsn. oval
ker 4 McKernsn.) No. : west Washington
street. Indianapolis. Indiana, authorized
Agents for the collection OF Pensions. Boua-
~ and Back Pay. for discharged soldiers.
widows. mothers and heirs Of soldiers who
have died in the service and other claims
against the Government AL claims can be
attended To by writing - NJ. just a. well a.
u applicant came in person Mr.. joseph e.
Long. formerly ofthe firm Of Hamlin 4 Long,
Is contested with the Office and will be hap
py to see his friends.
Governor Morton says OF Thorn: Zone of the
best and most responsible firms in the west.
They are gentlemen 81 high character, and
any business entrusted to item wil be hon.
estiy and faithfully attended to- Box .004.
marlsily.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26
A VOICE FROM vICKsBURG-
v,cx~ssss. nissL. Aug. Q. 1ssx-

Ffckmuse. htsss ~"s. -
d, gsha enli--Dssr AIR. am happy 10 STATE 10
"a ma have a - yoar v4iusbls C>1rce bittsrs
ssfh uesf b~n<nl to myp~lf IN gsusr,i debility and
,~srsflon Of my systetn produced - ihs unhealthy
80 ..,.<m.s,s inAasuc. % ths Nis-i-sippi river
srsan Vicksbux. hsving bean Win oen. orsnfs
srmy throux hoat lie whole toathsrn campaign
.saadsnfiy recommend its us~ 10 al psrsons rhe 81
ssoo<ed 20 snz,Sithy ciinss>s.
Agent u a SANITARY Commission
fsuuvu1s. Ky. SEPT. 10. sses
On The ma % July last hare Submitted. tbrossh
an agent u mlns 70 the Medical Director a. the
D~osrtIaslf n the army % Csmbsriant. . sample
az az Csdron Bstsers insp>etfss. and request
.fter sn4fyTs he sound n m~~~tsvtans. 70 sanction
.ai suoloss IL us- suone oar soldiers.
rhsfsiiswinx Il he n~ficsi Direetors reply. and
-l-o Gen p>rmi--ion 20 mp - 10. en- -
onea. W hsye II cold 70 sut'srs ,ohN huld@
an -4fisaesi that csirsa mttsis siii DO no harm
O. any oss ~ TAKEN propesy and In measssssen. .
eco 40 objection 20 br bulls bang per misied 70 dis
po.s ofltto suffers 4. HENRY TnuksION.
surxron ard = edie.i Dsrsrtcs ID. O.
Hssfsusrt~rs Drp~rtmsnt q 'umberisnd.f
Nsahyllis, Tenn. Saiy n, issi.
Ds. John Bali's agent Mr.. -, has psrmis-ion
70 chip " H2shvie. Tenn. the re<s. OF s"o se1sn.
sfBnll's Csfron ritters sw sale N suti~rs IN The
army only
w eras, o. Gen Re~scrss.
Major s@a Provost Marshal den
Fos sale. wbolsssls and FETAL ~ 7. ~ Mari. ffrs
asute. Ind
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

B.e~s.-A GOLD WATCH KEY the
hedge 4 'hs Phi Rita Kappa Society The
name Taos SrtscKa engraved mon -
Whoever Gill hnd "a and leave it a. tbs Of
fee will be literally rewarded seps22dtf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

Ssolcm. - ON the .ab>rrihes. rue-dsy
night. 2oth inst. BROWN HORSE. n
hands hieh. too white hind legs. blind in the
let eye. ~ Years old.
Are~srd ef T~snty dollars vii be given
Zoe the hove. - Thirty dollars for tie horse
aud thief
Inflammation can be leit q. Turner a Nc
Keen's Warehouse.
s2sis,.It MICHAEL CLAssICK. Ir.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

isrosrAu TO iAnns.-Ds. H,svst's rssAIs
frils have never yet failed In removing siasealsIs.
sri-i.x from sbssruetion stepp~g. OF nature. OF
o restoring the system 10 perfect health when saf
fsfins from spinal Affections. Proispasns. U.sri.
ihs. whites, or ether weakness Of thu Uterine Or.
Eans The Pills sfe perfectly harmless. on the Gun
sutntfos. aud may be TAX en- By the delicate
male without causing distre~s-the same time thss
act like sehsrm BY strengthening in,i xorstiag and
Restoring the .y-tsm IN healthy condition. aud By
brlsgins 90 the monthly period vth regularity no
matter from What causes the obstruction may arise.
rhsy should NOT be taksn during'ths FIRST three Or
four months ofpregnsncy. though safe al any ether
time, a. miscarriage would be the result
Each bos contains 90 pills. Price on,
D~ HARvKY's TREArIpR on Diseases Of Females,
rrsgpssey. Miscarriage, bsrrennsss ssertlllsy,
Reproduction. and abuses Of Nature. and smpAsu-
sally the Ladies' Private Mrdieal Adviser, a pam
phist Of a. pages. sent frss 20 any address. Sir
cents required 10 pay postage.
The Pills and book VIII be sent BY mall when % =
eursly sealed. Ani prepaid. By
J.BayAN. ~ d.. General Agent.
No. 70 Cedar o.. New rorh.
Sid b. ell the priseipsl druggists
=. %. CUNNING lam
'siyistsiy Assss. zoe vssss aAvru.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

MISS n. r. HARRISON. wopld rcspect>
fully announce 10 the citizens Of Terre Hsuls
and vicinity. that she will remain IN town q
Brsiding for ladies and gentlemen. VIII.
also. give lessons in different styles OF fancy
work. and also give lessons 70 those who wish
70 become Tsxidermisss. Those wishing
work done or 10 Taxa lessons viii please call
soon
Rooms At Mrs. NJ. j. Crafts. Ohio street,
between 9th and 7th. sep,23d3:
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

A Case Of Deafness OF twenty -one
year, standing cured BY DIR. Bort At the
Buusir Houss-To ell whom it may concern
/, james w. Martin. applied to DR.. Bort
some two weeks for the restoration OF my
hearing, vas previous 10 spplying deaf for
81 years, e much so a, least lC years could
not bear person speak without said person
was very cIose 20 me. add hsllowing
very loud. 1 submitted nv ease 20 DR.. ors
who performed the operation 10 few min
u,es. csusing bat little or no pain. which i'm
psssvsd my hearing almost inrtAntly. DIR.
Bo r. further prescribed certain remedies but
known 10 kimself again visited Dr. Bort
To- day, with my hearing perisctly restored.
also tue ringing and bnzzing noises in my
head has ceased. and to those afflicted IN
like m.aner. would say by all means con-
sult Df. Bort aud obtain he candid oplni
Signed thi. 2Ist. OF Sept. l7Gs.
JAS. ". MORTON.
n %. address. MoDtezuma, Ind.
DE-. Bort Is siill at the Buntin House where
he can he consulted on all diseases Of the
Eve, Ear. Cassrrh. Throat. Lungs. until
Sept. 30th. Consultation free. sept22ds
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

II Doef hxai tat hsr-~ e asdi yoa
have tri~a Dr. Gissrt's celebrated Aiisrs-
i've sna Tsaie Pe-d~rs. prepared csrsfllly
fcr he c<s< sna s~oh p<rsiealAf FAtssns''
sxsts. wHrrAstsd 10 ocstaia no AnsinoniAl
psi-ss. bxssosivsl, o~>d vhsrsves trisd
Respectfully.
<ys.s,t. c. r. CLIFFORD. v 5
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26
sill another Case Of Deafness
Cured by uDr. Bort ut the Hum
tin House nv one Operation.

sill another Case Of nDeafness
Cured by Dr. Bort at the Hum
Gin House nv one Operation.
The case WAS that of VIM. Mullen. Esq.
OF Riley Township. vigo county. Indiana
AZ l. known. have been very deaf in both
ears for many years. in this condition en-
tered DR. Bort. Office at the Buntin House
this Friday morning. Sept. 23rd, Submitted
my case TO an operation by DR.. Bort which
was soon done. aud that too without causing
little or no pain IN less than one hours time
While Is DIR. B's. Office my hearing was 80
acute could understand common converse
ton. Ia Justice to DR.: Bort | .scrihe TO
him the praise IN the skillfu manner he rem
dered assistance to my previously impaired
hearing. VIM. MULLEN.
Riley Township.
20. Address. Terre Hauts.
Mr.. Mullen n we'll and favorabls known
Ia this county, and those who dosbt the
above statement may easily ascertain the
truth Of the same
HDr. ID ,rs Is still daily receiving teeth
monisls from pcrsoos who have been cured
and being benefited. DR.. Bort challenges
any man in his profession TO excel him in
the treatment OF those diseases he makes as
specialities. viz: ali diseases OF the Ear. Dealt
ness, Discharges from the Ear, ringing aud
buxzing noises IN the head. and all diseases
of the Eye. Heart. Throat 5and Oatsrrh.
As the Dr's stay must necessarily be lin
tied to one week longer until Saturday. Oct
lst.. il behooves those desiring 10 consult
him should do 80 at once None but those
who can distinguish the services Of thor
ough bred physician and surgeon from an
unlcarned and trifling quack need apply.
Rcmemb u Bort looms at the Bun
tin House. up st,s sep2idwf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

Assns fer the United State.
p. s.-A bon sfshs rsila. s>esrsiy packed VIII
o. mailed 10 any address rscs'pt q price, when
.0xx DOLLAR. post pAii-nensy REFUNDED b
he Agsut n entire 81 tpven.
Jalyfsdvam
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

EfHor Of E<pwess-Dsss sI.s--wish your p"rmis-
SION wsh % say The readers % your paper that
I.Il ssnd, By s,arn mall 10 all she vi.h IA lfee.
Reeiepe, with sun ar ctiens Coo mailing and using
a simple vsssssbls Balm, that will sseesu~iiy re-
move In 10 days Pimpies Rioschss. Tan. and
al Impurities Of the shin. leaving the same seh,
clear. smooth. and beautiful.
iwill also mail IRE. 10 those having Raid Heaas.
o. Rare vsees, simple Directions aud intssm sueu
tia, wsll enable them 10 start full growth Of Lus
ar.ut Hair. WHISPERS. o. nsasssehs. In iss~ than
thirty days.
All applications answered. ;, fssarn nall ~nh"s'
shsrgs
Respectfully pears.
g0Os. n. CHAP ..cAssiss.
JyIsdvsm AL brc~d~sr. ora.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26
Election Tickets !
c EFT the NJ EARLy I

We are prepared 70 print. on short notice.
and correctly. Election Tickets. on either
white or assorted calossd paper. and in
plain and various colsred inks. IL i i'm
poftassthsi every county should be supplied
With plenty Of tickets. at an early day. 80
there can be no mistake 10 having them 10
time. All orders sent 10 1s will be prompt
y attended to. In ordering. be sure and
write the names OF candidates on the county
tickese plain. and spell them right.
Address. DAmy Exrnrss 0yyrcy,
Terre Haute, Indiana.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

swallow too % sksss hoghssds q "basha."
-rosss Bussrs." sassspariiia." "rsfvsas AMI
Totes" &c. Acs &C. aud AFTER yca are satisfied
slsh the result. men uy ess ses Of old pocIoh
sucHArv sNaIIsn spnciric PiiIs-And be
re-sor- s.,o health and sissr 10 iss. th>n sAi'v
days They are purely sssstabls. pleasant 70 take.
prompt .sa sanitary In their effects On the bressn
loon and shattered consultation. Old and. youhg
cas- take than With advantage. imported ami se'a
In ths unlssa states ~ II
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

French yaIlitnery.-We have now
Ia stock full line Of Millinery Goods. for
the fall trade. TO which We beg your atten-
ton. Mas. LESEURE & DAUGHTER,
Fourth street. next door "a the iss National
Bank. Terre Hauts. seplcdw2w
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

h - even osss,5 q - . mnnkh UDenoD
"A. % 80 r-r~~sss.P nzn!!y es.1.s 49,
49,. 1AukotpAtk o1.mnoDa-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

NO you Wish TO M CURKDi
IL On BUCHAHa
KsaI.sIH sPKcrrtC PILLS cure. IN lee. than thlr-
tydsys. the -erst c.s-s % skRV ousNRSs Impo-
ssbee. Premature Decay. suin.i wsakns--. INSANE
~. AMI all Urinary. sexual and Nervous Ansesioss.
no natter ffen what csnss produced. Price One
Dollar per hss. sent. poss-p.id, BY mall. re-
e-sps q order. Che Han yin perfect The cure In
most oAsssL Address
JAuES r. BUTLER.
General Agent. ssT broadway. New york
JaiyiSd~sm
"A REnspY vog PilKS--it 10 . blessing
an. sun.rin< % fss~ that 90 have en~etnai care
fos THE truly trsasl>>sme disease. MI Y. Has
ssas, Il lea second street. Cincinnati. O.. TAKES
great pi-.sar. in ius~u.snx .ii ~ho suffering
9Th piles that he ases snail Quantity Of pr.
o. iskisns's Pile Remedy. and "a effected psrma
n-as care. rhis to be the case With all ~ho
aake nee Of Tits splssald preparation. his man
sssessrea No. rass vsarsh street. cincinnss al.
| n. ard soia ~ al pruxsisss-
March ki-w
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TUELL y RIPLEY
Are epsniss . Magnificent STOCK Of
Staple 4 Fancy Dryi Cooss
for n
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE
Corner Of 9Th and Main street,
TERRE HAUrR. IND.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Tshs M more unpleasant and uns.fe nellrfn-.
ror rnpls.&ant ard dangerous ti~exs~<. a.e
nkLnE0LD'8 kxTkACT BUCnu.
Which has r>c~ived the sudorfemenf ~ the most
PnOnfnEsT PHYucIAnsfS THU
IL no~ offered 70 afflicted hsmsnlty a. a certain
care for the following disess-- .nd synptous orig
tnsfins Rom tis>>s<s snd .bns> of The Urfnsrs OF
s<xlAI orxsns.
General Debility
Mental add ptysiesi Dsprss.ioa.
fmbeciiity,
Determination Of Blood 10 the he..
coufu' ed IDEAS,
Hyst~fis.
6ensssI Irr,,.bIHsy,
bssilessnsss sne slssplsssness al Night.
kbs>nrs u mnscllsr Eficisncy.
f-o>s Of App~tifs.
Dyspepsia,
Rmscistise,
Low spints.
tssso ssnix.tion Paraly-
sis OF The organs Of Generation.
Paipltsfion ~ the Heart
And. IA fact. eli the canSomltants Of Nervous nd
Deoiiitsfed state ~ tEe system
TO insure the x~nninc, cot this cot
ASK pUh 6RLMBOLDs. TAKRH ~ OTHER
CURES 6U AkASTKRD.
See advertisements In another eolamn.
dsimAsgs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

A DMINIsIRATORs sALE.-I
n vii eel a. pablIe srcs,os a. de - , - e
o<l-b<r. 49, a. Bells Livery osss1s. - ~
g.s Pee recss,>f o. = sr~tit 81 thrse OGn11a-
ne pnscsas<r rfviux biz rode NH ssc1st1V
bro HkBkn1y. AdnzD1D0o1s.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26
'TELFGRAPHIC NEWS.
Last Nights Dispatches.


EXCLUSIVELY 70 THE WABASH CYPRESS
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

DARriouLAR AND CLOSE
i ssssats.a stsea ~ "A si.lA. zen -ltA sais
sxeory
X n fsa "a s-li~>tlas ~ bssaiy lee - Gel.
he. Ms hsxs b<<n t'srtnfst bs ~rss-oe. q
-ssn.i. r~e-ts-f a. eslts~" R.r~s Tees ns~r~ssass
sE c.a 49, pr'SaFe esft p>s ~ Tue ~isss
o. astAsgs e - ia. sho ace srssooers efvN IN
ne ne IL q ne sasmy.
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H.It MICHAEL cLAssIcK. Jr.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-03-01
FOB TIE SPECTATOR.

At meeting of the members OF Company u
SID Va regiment held at their camp near Sum-
merville Ford, Feb. 18th, 1864, for the purpose
of reiteratine their determination to remain in
the service Of the Confederate States until the
present war with the United States shall have
been brought to an honorable close. On mo-
ton, Mr.. Jesse Ralston, was unanimously elect
ed Chairman, and Sergt. James W. Marshaii was
chosen Secretary. On motion of COrpl. George
Hartman, a committee of five were appointed to
draft resolutions expressive of the sentiments
of the company. WhereupOn the Chairman APP
pointed Sergt. Jas. Ell. Maupin, Fred. Cupp, Jas.
Marshall, Jas. Curry and Corpl. Hartman. The
committee after short absence returned, and
the following resolutions were unanimously a.
dopted
Resolved 1st, That we do recognize the neces-
sity of remaining in the service, and offering oul
past action as guarantee of the sincerity of oul
purpose, do pledge our honor, and, If need be
our lives, to fight this struggle to successful
termination over the embittered foe now mar.
shalled for our subjugation and destruction.
Resolved I'd, That we do, in vindication o.
what we have expressed, hereby re-enlist fol
the war; with the reservation that we think the
privilege of reorganization ought to be granted us
Resolved Sd, That in view of the exigencies
of the crisis and the imperative duty of every
patriot, TO rally to the bleeding standard OF his
country and every Southerner to defend the bat
tie torn and powder-stained flag of the Confed-
crate States do reanrni, re will never con
sent to Law down our arms, until tho natIonai1ty
and Independence of our country shall have Deen
achieved.
Resolved 4th, That a copy Of these proceed
ings be sent to the Stanton Spectator ana ROCK
ingham Register for publication.
JESSE RALSTON,
JAMES MARSHALL, Chairman.
Sacratorv
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-03-01
GOOD NEWS FROM MISSISSIPPI.


The following official despatch announces
cavalry fight and Confederate victory in Missis
sippi: DEMoPoLIs, req. a, loo4.
To General s. Cooper
The following despatch just received:
HEAD'oRs, SrARKvILLE, Miss, Feb. 22d.
1t. General Pol6.
Major General Forrest reports at 8 p. NJ, yes
terday evening, two miles south of Pontotoc
we have had severe fighting all day with the en-
envy The engagement closed about dark.
We have killed about forty of the enemy and
captured about one hundred. Our loss is not
known, but is not so heavy as that ofthe enemy
The prisoners captured report that two of theil
Colonies and one Lieut.. Colonel were killed this
evening.
Colonel Forrest was killed this evening. Col
Barksdale was badly wounded in the breast. Col
McCollock was wounded in the head.
We have captured four or five pieces OF artllle'
ny.
General Gholson came up this evening, and
will follow after them, and drive them as far a:
possible.
The fight commenced near Okolona late this
evening and obstinate, as the enemy were tore
ed TO make repeated stands to hold Us in check
and to save their pack mules, etc, from STAN
pede.
The tight closed with grand cavalry charge
of the enemy's whole force. We repnlsed them
with heavy loss, and completely routed them
(Signed) S. d. LEE.
LEoNInAs Polk Lieut.. Gen.