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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-29
MEDICAL.
1. A = 81 Il -.
Dg. w. 4. COUDEN.
Terre Hawse,
aosm ever coc-s Drns store.
Dr.. Couden

all ass.4s spoNlAl aisentoa 10 40 rs.xnep a
Cauesrs and CAncefeus aaectiuns
u calling aiieatca 10 ny Cancer Anudsis. = ns~
rertufri for NanttF. permit me % sas 0st "a A. IN
ncef ecrterful discovery e~cf B,sds n nsediclbs
itls the : eai dssidsrssnn - long songht Tor y The
rsAcAi proicsfior ent Tie Afflicted vita Canclf a
er-uo1 s nult sstarishinE, ~1thcut q p4raliei.
ta isthe ca knovD sntido.e O. csaecr, nna a.
A1ctroas alecticns thc mctus eperandl q The a..
1cc1e u APPARENTLY ~ enterins into The chetpicai
~nsQotiucr q - csncsr, cancorcus. malignant -
4~nhsathy srou1a. thsreol renewing AL lie md VI
Afty. astcctnE. kltnf and deslrcyine The cancer.
eve particle rocl arm tcro teionrlne q a. ~ithoui
feAn oT tne cAe ofthe tnifs; without cso1tis ssuns 81
tnraing, wr>cat ne Ice Of tlcoA, on Al ~ lea
s8tcdne ne rsuud aesh. nean - sppied % ~
1ated eye or 50 Pm wcuna. 81 cssily and freely a.
atr ~ this neans arg ckncsIs car ~ removes
fsB ia parts. ne eye. large blcod vessels. 6e.
easre % ether treatment cuulc possihly ~ u-ed
snd Ia doing 60 We iesl ass1red q makins permnusni
ire uhsn en- ether treatment fails The meoica.
Maternity an Ell interested are tHslfea 20 call. snd
& ~il cxhis,t = isres rnmner q csncrrs ttat I have
has removed I'd preserved, And n desired VII rtftf
u hceurtds a. eNses cured throughout the country,
Coas~unuao.Aeina. RronchiuA PbAryugius .Ht
~ scfctcra. lreatst - lnhalation, Or Otherwise
f~sficslaf ~aitcrlior pad % AL dieeests ~ The kyt
nd "a. sueh r. pAr1A eiincness or cssfsess. eth
sr acate g chronae. lam IN possession q almost :
isver fAiling rspety for rin an Apoplectie Dis
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-29
RHEUMATISM AID Lrvks


rcated ~lth success Hrrptive disease. suca a.
1ota piles Aat tuners. sesit hese, syphiiis. sypAi.
fec aftcncna. msrcurlA 4~11asss. dfspspsif AZ
fetlse-unn. e~sisepli@s ultrs. e. swell r-ct. Acd Al
sn,<rc1ss II ne kidrtyt I'D spine VII recetse das
lttt1ncn.
kizo sst~ md suocessnol remedy ior rengsfBg
lape-w sfas and al other var,euea q ~oru ionnd
Ter ppbic and regular rrcftssionarr lrv'ei o.
al snt exsnine ms specimens ofcspoer
tanlotUfN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-29

Tie First Prssbyteriss Church have two IN uss
ihsys o'e OF Pe'sr Martins Hot Air Furnsces.
II gives entire tstlsiscaon.
aKrFFM TAYLOR.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-29
AN ORDINANCE.

Auerdaisrvo "an rtiusnis eenning tie Wsrts.
aiopie3 Il Ia. 1854
De II ORDAINED BY THE
ID Cemusa Csnn Nsf us city % fsrre Hsue.
-. s1eIons 3 n { vii h are n tks words Gel .e~'
Nft
g rhahw "a ihsn On brace al me 'ei.
rroy Daw eeNA tsstlire a. 80 street ana 90 TIE
ssuei. 4 tldsi acrtn IN esEs Get en- q 10 he
e1leruln flhe Gle A1d ne nof oe n rne q
Na4bar tres I'D "a, aofthcrn boundary - seid
AZ
80 Q 1hegih wAd shan subrace Ell The ter
80 YIN 49, q The n tt'e Of ssssst ard a.
IN aeinsst lns drew srcn IN noefo ,se ner.h lice
( h. GO, pofs'lpr, AID ell the territory nsrh u ihe
altdie "a Nllb .ffs e .eel All ~ mssfa@ry lns
irawa Ter hsace 10 The esst Lneo.tbS tnoofpos@
zen
Be smsaisato read a feliou:
-, 6 he = b vafd hall ensfaee al the ter
tor . tsce~ a. Z Ire oil b street a. Lstust
.ft4t A. ga insflnaey llue al I'm htne-
trla so ths lorhtr line II tft cO, tfdfhs wet.
~ boa ~, cfftl city. a.. the noithesn lac %
1ulto ~ 81 sst e Ne soTthsTn eeuncary o. said
iu.
go -hesh wud .hsu snbrtes all The sss
/ rfrrr -t.rg e..t a. fhe nid t.tf eHh stree % 10
te ftt-r fau & IN - .sina1y dlt cra~u froE thenos
I 81 40 "a me Of TIE 20 psrai %, snd All tie
u.s , nor 4 y the mitti- q aulbe ~ s.eet
"a m lnaxfla v Ino Az ~ from t1encs - The
aHiile ;ael fofDo.Aiisn.
eppeossa ssPts lte1
Ate III Quick. Clerk
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-29

ffosACH BlI1Enr
a irdusar1 bottle
III ono mlnia ~
pu. seueca ia
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N0BACAi8 hlf1fh
COOS Ser nil dcrasFe
nfnE q ri. stomach ~
Ilfu Complain
ems tasfsl trriiity
H0eACk
Tate oosssrs ~on5srh
tonIr pr1r.fDe Rtirs
loa ~ ca. fEg iftp spi
dIf lIft o4Ftrt
E0nAcK'8 rll1RFs.
a.iIlatrt Ladies az
w asilsatHiH ire
.iu rhem aa na-eiic1t tonic
nontCKfs BifrERs
"A ~niatesfsIsl before
saca mte 4lil remove la
a r.a1r and Al Ever Nt
eases.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-29

r. Dsvg, ESQ: Jasob sstssr. Esq: Of Kahn,
ssters Co;u h~eslison. Eco College snl; IL
Nic2aler. heun Auburn. T p saunders a CO 4.
furcet Hovs.; Nrsrs SHIFTS A Bro A Div A
b., ne y a bsyuille t.h1 esst, arehisct.
sNrkft. t0he 10 haa. D sr a &c; Aux 81 Frark
so.ner -ixih aud Race sueets, roth a
A'fef' - NichaiAs Il hsnSe, nth eui c rner
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@oise: jane Cslhfur. Ia ton Il, est. ysetb Eis.s.
so , = b ftfee d rsp, FeuyA Co. Deutison
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-29

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900 WPILLsN
PROCLAM
To he ladies,
BUaH nARHEs0 AND sEa6lh
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-29

Notice Of am Election.
state cf Indiana. Virgo Comfy SIS.
The Stat Of f'diass, 70 hs Sisrf Of sa;d
Coasiy Gsestise:
YOU are hereby rsqrss.ed 10 give
\ The i>ssi 10 g. 81 a. VI. cten 10 to h.d II
b nsa'i places ofhoitin< siscuoh, IN the firer
re sseons 1aesdy uofossrA D LEA. for Tie
slst.n ofths so1 viss ecissrs. To- sit
ecverno' o III sac.
iitptenssi q vtrnoT Of the stafsL
Afecrsfs-y ~ The stse.
An <ut o. u ~tsss.
Afr~eafer efSse.
An Atternev G-ns 81 - sfst..
sap~Gutsn1si OF eubltc instruction.
rea 1uig>s . The supreme -lurt 81 The s,s..-
h>pavssr 81 IN 'ap. ON ceur OF ths s'sts.
q. sresfmza @r the n c~engreaiansl p sirie.
81 h = ate.
sJaise 80 N. en- yass-ssi csr-us.
kfros~uins Attorney fsr the sh Jaticisl Cir
Aiuss. fr the ists Jaalesal D'..-ss,.
A~fre~saunx Atssrney 500 t4s - Jaeidsl Dts
ssrs.sr fs- ID. erauti-- e VI 70 a~d su'siv.n.
Two representative So v~isecolnIy % tn Geo.
srei 40 mhiy q ne sf-s
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A teuntJ Ires~ssr.
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give ia q fs e1sl Sc ~~essf 80 .sv-rs
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g. e. - ea>tcos - std Coants. fsr 10 cleo
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The New York herald., 1864-08-05

longer tho pure ain beyond city and hosraFmits,
OF which the order Of General Mroy deprived tnom
Many had ono arm 10 sling, others oame with wounded
feet 10 Slippers hobblug on crtches. ono or two bad
s,ened arms, the result Of nights existence on bat
tie held with wouudo arms. Only two men were ut for
aay and they had ben guarding property which gov
eminent stock were grazing Zach man b re with nm
~ caasra Ium,s ana s,,nss nv sysson eispSSp",ns
Medical Director. When the order was fret issnod
Surgeon Gepdenning reported the fact TO General
and after the guards had reported General
Miroy received commune ttion from General Thomas,
calling his a,option TO paragraph OF Rernatiens re-
curing 1hat no Temporary COMMANDER shood change
tne disposition policy or the ermsuent commander Of
n apartment ard 10 tho fact TINT he (Niiroyl was
nnlhiylng the orders OF General Thomas. The guards
werc reurncd nstanier and General Mfoy appears on
the record the only district commsnder who has ever
furnished guards for sccosh property. The pot OF than
de- ras thia alue failure when the peculiar "sup.
pressors " The reboisn," who call themselves tae
loyal Le's1e eams 70 ine resoe snd pas cd resoglons
prlyng inc seco hao Their guards and the resolutions
have, see ne abroad bal without ihe reqael Of the
story and Miray s gotn credit Tor his noble conduct
Id n reai pay ihat the papers hero did no, care To
EXPOSE matter At the time Of iis occurrence Tor sucn
conduct merits s,ofn aud contempt when intended 70
eevai politicians a. the expense OF slcb soldiers as
IN, uss and Rousseaa. s.....
ruscM sttw.sArm Avn LADY
Colonel salm-esim d tbe Eighth New YORK, alta.
tl,bed near Birds eport Aa In tie city, with hts beau
rful ady, ana ww yesicrdaya guest AZ General R,ns
sres, raid Inc Proesss he 10 the city Tor ssme
wresa icw days sso an u rdng spirited ,nimai he
erse fs her .si r.sea Wildly hrsush several street:
500 came the srosod, badly nlaras koss bot si
hios ,ha rcs y ,hs .sl".t shc spr.ne 20 her ise'
nd gave ma several cds, then qaietei him down,
ana lusiins snoantlas h,n rode 10 her hotel ibe
spaa aas B Aaiy q Tie madame are sise admired.
oui0SNl a D soosE.
Colonel Osen v. No re-, m trs fbrty third ohio To-
fantr, bseo eompslei 90 rcsgi IN Consequences %
as m, 1aired ssain Mnen isc c.upagn began no
rortra ~ for day. but agapst ns wishes w.s
s-ot "A tbs rnr bs 1snrrs Teomss He declared hrs
ine1ihs y re-isnins not Showed 20 commsni his 70
"a nent fis h,snh wnproviny he bas resigned, and
,usucd a. Poft@rnsnh " rcsame tnc practice VI suo
IA
The New York herald., 1864-08-05

retv accented the command Of tho peparsmen. Of Ohio
only the condition that General sherman were seut
with him V command In the field. II will be remem-
beted that Sherman shortly succeeded him, aud 10
month after relieved NJ his own request HIS
reasons asking be relieved because the War
Department favor OF making two departments out
OF that Of the Ohio, and prosecuting two
from Cincinnati bar against Knoxville and the other
from Id,isvils a. bar against Nashville. 1hc fotmer
was to have been under command Of General o.
Mitche and the other under sherman. The latter pro-
ferred being sent elsewhere, and vas succeeded BY
Buell.
Cncnns,i COMMERCIAL and ts correspondent Henry vi
lard, that sherman was crazy. and MS representa-
two nandred ,bons,nd mon 10 pr,secuts tho capagn
the central quoted proof OF this Time as
I alesr arss have been necessary 10 .hs
accomplishment Of the campaigns OF the MISSISSIPPI ana
rivers than any o General
now the largest army colected west OF the
eghanes but does not reach sse hsures mentioned ny
him, The largest army before organized West that
ander General Haeck at Cornth; hui nunirerc only
hundred and two Thousand men Grant had not over
seventy avs thousand IN the vicksburg campaign
Rosecrans bad about Hy five Thousand NJ his defeat at
Chckarnauga. about seventy I've Thousand al
the battle of Chattanooga Al Ressaccn hity mies from
hls starting point General sherman had more than
he began the campaign With and though be hes lcss
mi sng and s,ck since he started IL thought that at
Atlanta he has i,fy MS original forea 9 tFt'ttt
ast Moer PRISONERS.
Every day detschmens prisoners precipta,c tnem.
selves upon Marshal NJ this place. Thcy como
like "sofrows not 40 single spies, but IN osuanons
Yesterday ABOUT Dunureo pre-cuso" su~'nS~sE~S,
among whom we're the following offcers'-
Col James Nisbett, Goth Georgia.
Lieut. Col John u Williams, Sd Nisssslppi
Major Richard Kersor, 9th Confederate
CAPTAINS.
william A Brown, G, 5th confederate .sg
Richard Beard, y. 5tb confederate
Daniel Bryan, q, 33d Alabama.
wills A Biedsoc, I, 18TH Texas cavalry,
Edwin 3 Carroll q, 2stn Georgia. ...
william n Carroll. q, 9Th Confcdsrste,
Joseph II Hincs. n, 30th Georgia.
Robert " Hopkins, a. 18th Texts
John Knight, X, 2etn Georgia y.
Inas Massey, n, lst Georgia
John Osburn. q, 4th renuessee
iIEurEsayIr AND ADJUrATN
WIN Chipley e,h Kentucky
James l. McCask,ll. sth Mississippi '''
Chas wsob, TN fsxas o,valry
IL ea nErTkNAEu
Absalom b Burns, 9th Confoder.te .......
mm barye, +, 18th Texas cavalry. tt'.'''.
sauuel Cnaiker, ], 33d Alabama t..'.
Ihomss zen. ID, Sd Georgia mounted infantry.
.l'pnante III Fite, "A, Bth Ioa ederste. t''.t
|. WiInam Geosse, |, 18th TEXAS cavalry.
Aired u Hutchinson, q, seth Alabama.
Aoert !onpston, I, 3sth Tennessee
Cnares Lpveoy, X, 1st ioxas cavalry.
John Marshal, a, 36th Alabama.
william Powers, A, 6th Confederate tt
william Rogers, A, 7b rcxaa M
sncuNp LrRurKpAEm
Joel G Archer, q, 10th Alabama rt
VIM bailey, y, las and Sd Florids.
Dmsi " tritton, &. sSth Aansus. 10
AA.~-@~ 40 .ss.-. -
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spocsso nam ar: sss sa%p; & ~ me s'soasn "., ooss
uu'hcu s,.s,a. W ~ WIN her husband Who " annss
,pg hss,ps broken p'c she bad icf scme n9
manufac,urcd mstehes = sa ,.. re- ,hs nbosaSo
IVY ssp, IN iter. she toek y up 70 remove iIom
~ n,se rbeD IL exploded, enyeopDg osr W hamss-
So nanased roach tho room who're ser pnsoana w.
"a y1th the lnte assistance he could sse. lM .os
bnrn,ns ao,nos her body; alter when sic Ionsa
1rcn me 10 IA dying agony there be'rs ~ ere Vsis
~ nor but bsr husnand, and he aas hospiess Arsm
failing AZ the Tine ard she rolled ous o nS0rs snn
unnamed ,here hnniru ~sud HinNrh 'ns wv ~.
pvsd IN th~ @paSoo, tssissav ee-'-s'"~- - S~
A.uss. - II ,,.a h<A k~ssLsscs~~
The New York herald., 1864-08-05

gress putting the into confederate service and dis
organizing tho yslem
In this emergency reliance had to be bad ,hs youn.
eer spirit and such compaaes accessoc by railroad az
commuters at other points might spare Tor the
son Tho people met organize for their de ence at
their instance General Withers volunteered tn command
them and 10 docs appear to Us that reasonable
could expect under the crcumstances prompt or
eaiceIt peparatious than made. AZ the repeated
and earnest request OF General Withes, Cereal Marry
finally consented to lend m nayidsons battalion and
these, with Ready's battalion, small company of dsis
and the local companies and convalcscoBts Ia the hos
Dit lie, coustfuted the cutirc available force.
All except Dsydson's battalion had 70 he armed aud
provided for--arery and artillery horses had 10 be
had: scouts TO be aud the whoo set motion
only after few notice 10 motion, too, against
deliberately planued aud spenddly arpointcd exled
ton tho enemy, composed ~ plckec men, With the
finest arms aud outfit Yankee service cold a1yrd
And notv outstanding all the disadvantages under which
he isborsd General withers succeeded 10 saving forty
mies the larger and better portion ~ tho Montg0me
ry and West Point road and also tho importsni bridge
and uese work over the up1inpee aud Rod HUI creeks
s IL wonderful th,t 81 much should have been
done with such limited at hand than that tew
accidents should hags happened
The raid OF Rousscau which have Just escaped, ives
. timely warning which should not 70 upmprovef
should regard this only the Of others FAR
dangerous and Destructive IN their character ct
be deceived by kousseau's pretended regard %
private prDI erty and the rights OF cixers This ooy
that hc wants to make good terms with you, 30
that future you and your property may DC used 10
subserve purposes Of INSCRIPTIONS toe no wants
your negroes and stock kent undefended until
the larger armies OF The enemy shall como 10 take them
inc aubortes too. Mould remember that this section
OF country s Invaluable 10 the coufedarncy n feed s
armies anil should put " at ouce ihe best defensive
possible to meet future raids ucursous OF n,
enemy. We are glad to see some steps already tak'
give tue authorities their united and cordial support In
tue discharge " their duties.
The New York herald., 1864-08-05
PRICE THREE CENTS.

under tho United States government, and rendered his
services totbe confederacy. His entered upon
tne roll with the rank Of nrst lieutenant and ordered 70
report 70 Generai Lee Firgins, who ordered him 10
report TO General Msgr udor tho PENINSULA
hc was at once placed n command of oil the cavalry %
sue PENINSULA with the rank captain Of The regular
n ' oney ne was soon promoted TO the rank OF MAJOR
vi ,eP'emoer 80 he ordered Richmond, and,
coNlus ,he rank Of colonel OF infantry, placed IN
command o the Fourth Texas Volunteers tnen
IN camp near the city. Very w Of tha men had eyeP
seen nm and doubts whether 4 colonel
could be appointed that would give satisfaction An al.
ment under Colonel Allen Texas out In consequence
OF pfoLest Of some OF the captains, the appoint.
ment was Withdrawn. This produced u feeling
with others, aud 10 thought that they would
not DO satisfied with any iGat might be appointed
But IN few days The feeling gone, ana every
seemed 10 be perfectly costened his commanding
pearance, manly department quick perception, courte
ous manners and decision OF character readily i'm
pressed The officers and that he was the msn 70
govern them In the camp snd command them on tho
held and his thorough acquaintance with every depart
petancy for the position The found HIM able and
ready 10 give all the necessary instruction, not oniy ID
drilling thom for the aed but also in she and
technicacs of the clothing ordnance aud
auspot taton departments, for the which
nation regiments entering the service frequently 20
hungry, and commissares and quartermasters make
On the slh and 9TH OF November 1851 tho Fourth and
F1h Texas regiments left Richmond and arrived Dunn
ries on the 18th instant and there organized into
brigade, under Colonel Wgl OF the state OF Texas who
20 this end had received the nppoiu OF brgader
general But as he the Senetor elect from the state
OF Texas after the meeting OF Congress he and
take his place. Thus within the space Of
ten months and seventeen days he promoted from
the rank OF lieutenant to that Of brgadier.
We are indebted 10 Mr. Joseph Il. Nichols, the oblgng
purser OF the steamship Liberty Havana for copy
Of the Mobile Telegraph.
The New York herald., 1864-08-05
REBEL ACCOUNTS.


rpram tho Montgomery Advsriiser. Juya5
fns,s.a ~ nud0g aut With tns management ~ snni
during tns caut RID upon tho zonisomsry ani West
Ptot Rairusd. have ress to c0ngr tizte oufsoso'
~ =, tassea 90 well. Is seems 10 DO tor
g,s,se thai thsre no Command, aud ~ Organized
s.re.. oa, of whth 10 make command, whcn the ene
my'a advance tbfs.iens1 MONTGOMERY. MAJOR 1enefa
W,,sers has been sily of bureau bead os what
are called forces " Ashnms and even of tbs
no,uint crmmann 10 bad pfeyousy ueen Derived ~
an urdev turn thrss forces 70 nsi0f General
nanry. ~ Aobis. wbvD, ttsrsfore. the alarm WAS
sounded Russesus raiders Md astpsiy passed Tai
l.d-sa, W the dlreesc, ~ nortgomsry,
oct ony vheat roops Tor lis dcfence On, wnon, any
S44 a4.t -. .....-a, s4~s. essos a"a ne
The New York herald., 1864-08-05
sketch or General Hood, the Rebel Conn
mnnde~ at Atisnta.

4. ~ .
Ltsatsnans General John y. Hood was boru W owons.
ve Hath county Ky, June ~. 1881, and was brought
No At Mount sterling Montgomery connty. lie entered
nvon bss collegiate course at West Point IN tS4e, eud
sdaa,od 10 1859 He then assigned W duty IN the
F,metb infsntry 10 california where no served ,weuty
two months. when tlie two regiments, raised BY
scrsn Davis, then Secre'sry of War we're called out,
he WIS transferred July, 1896, to the enc (ecund csva
r,l which Gonoral Albert Siney J1hnstn, who Tell az
shDb 70 command, and General r. y Lee the iru.
colonel. This re2,ment urushed many yalyabe
oce TO he eoutb. General Earl an vrD, r. X. Smith,
Fie.ds. Evans aud t4Srdes from its ranks
In the wnier of $4,000 General Hood entered upon
the frontier service Western Texas where IN July fol-
lowing bs. bad spirited engagement aud wounded
by lns lndtAs ON nevi q river
short time before the beginning Of the present war
he ordered 70 report TOT duty At West Point - M
suuoor Of cavalry But anticipating tho present dlf.
o. rues he allowed nj his request 20 reorD 70
duty lu rerashis object being in view all the pros.
pets o. impending dfso'It n 10 boz 10 that poruon "
lns cousiry witch bs most hsed and greatly admrsc
10 could hope Of r~oanciia % or "a dnsmens ~
sverv indication Hsrra -,a ~ ndv ~sr t"mse1ms"N
~ nsa ds.svmsed W osst he ssshny y, ths soo'a
An .nA ,aAa - AnsA ieSk - rssxSsd hn cswasnsss
The New York herald., 1864-08-05
q n A N T..


The Rebels Re pairing Their WOrks-In-
9uiry Into ihe Cause or the Recent
Disastcr--Our Losses in Che Batsts. &c.
HEApauAarEas, ARMY THE PoroMAc,
August 2-P M.
Nothing OF importance has ranspred during the past
hours. Picket Gring In frontof the Nfth
corps KEEP. up almost ,sngy, shellins
at intervals
The enemy have been busy in repairing their lines,
and skirmshers annoy as much possible.
Little damage, however, be done them as they per-
form most of their labor ht aud cannot be
account OF the darkness.
court OF inquiry about 10 BIO convened TO inquire
tue Of the late disaster.
The l'ssos In the action Of satur-
day to be Ss thousand six hundred
ard rorsy. .H- ....t.t tt.h
Tho hosp1's being rapidly cleared Of siSk and
wounded cbcre being i've boats engaged an ther
faDsportaon from city Points ......s,....
.... Ibe Fortress Monroe DespNtsh.
FoRrExss MONROE. August 3, 1854
The sie3mer George ITary sailed yesterday afternoon
tor phadepbi Boston and New York, with two hun
dreu coiorcd and children under the OF tho
Superintendent Negro Affairs OF this department. It
Is intended "a distribute them among the different be-
nevolent societies IN the above cities. ...... stsa
The steamer state Of Mare arrived here ast evening
from the front, three hundred wounded soldiers,
victims Of the late battle and left Immediately for
Washington.
There news from the 'front.' every ching remaining
in quiet state.
Inquiry Into the Cause OF tho Recent
Disaster.
h. wAsnSaroS, August 4, lseA
military commission has been at City Point
Virginia. OF which General asscock President to In
vestigs,e the facts in relation to the recent disaster a.
Petersburg. ts*
The New York herald., 1864-08-05

The Rebels Repairing Their Works-In-
qutry Into lhe Cause or the Recene
Eisastcr--Our Losses tn Che Batsfe, SC.
The New York herald., 1864-08-05

B~cesss Of ssoncAaa's Rais-DsssAs %
Wheeler.

Locwulis. August 3, ies4
rhe Nashville Dnien Of to-day says, sppsrsssly ~sa
lu'hsstissted but unofficial nforms,.oa hes pssa -
sived that general s:oaeman not only the nseos
sisresA, but defeated the rebel wheeler a Prcctors
sesk that tho latter st from hvs hundred sncs
and mon W the ashs, and bis dead aod wounded INI
DO our banda
The New York herald., 1864-08-05

..... Secretary F.s-rndcn ss Home
roar aSp, August 4, ise4.
Secretary resseudsu arrived tome last nsh'' 70 remain
for one or two week