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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27

CHEROKEE REMEDY AND INJECTION
female readers 20 the advertisement our columns
dths cnssokss R,rspv Asp Isncuos. for the
cure Of Finer Aibas. or the whites. These vsgss-
able compounds hsvs been found most sovereign
specific Coz this NE. By he removal Of which they
ALEC AID IN regulating the periods Of the female
system. oman interrupted By Flaor Albus. Tbsy
sr. certain - speedily aud thoroughly. and
thoroughly. and contain no mineral poisOns-
psrfsstly ianocuoas Ia the most dslicsss orgsni.
s.sioa They slso the beet and most ensctivs
care q aouorrnoss ana 0lsss yet discovered. Call
isr ohsrokss Remedy or Injection sola BY al
druggists shronshoui the eountry.
aux11twfu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27

10 it = stated that salem, m.chiniss
hs. .nyenfsd al sutos:ston thai will smoke
= c,gs' 10 pe'iecl inrAiion Of nature. At
TIE oi.ssni yncs Of tobacco. We do not quite
SEA lac use OF this invention.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27

II A Boston gentleman ~ho sent Gil
niores Bsod TO Chicago Al he Own expense
lsb.ut s.. 000) declares be cant swallow the
plstform. Ard considers himself soid. hugely.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27

~ All who wish Honey 10 boxes aud
splendid article. va advise them 10 go TO s
". Williams Grocery, and examine the
stock 90 hand Ia is choice lot and for
ssle cheap ssp2sd9t.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27

Freeman has largo lss 81 Isery Js~-
slfy. Isiual Sis<vs Batfsos. kc.. ard .
s>sutfal ss~ortzsoi II gsnsiensois ciussss
flns. Ns>ontr. &c. osn AID - then
sset g. sos
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27

30 Sor - FCT oFrs-Ass 80 nxnsss ia
wss csS~- s.ls... iasss - Assia< n sxi:ss. en-
a. 20 ssttc t.ks ssAr.sIfyc.r p-.xxsa k<s
- setis ave - ssn& AL So n fsr "a. re
o-s = ulsrrfs-turf.x 10 Eslss- y xr>~a ssss
.f.ia - 49, sss.r - ixk<r prsese @saislas. a.
80 ~ - prio- a -s,ss n 70 80 u<kss n.
sssss a. AZ s,il.t aps@rsssy sail. a. usprs.ri'
- s~.i>ss 81 sf,.n rrcuzn 80 csksr us<,<ssr'
- ~birA sse'r prues are large. szs~<. yes l..is
- A.si-s .as-s fu~-ss's ~ ss1s ss>ss. 50
~ 81 prssrss a. - a.. q ss.ss pss es>sA.
ixr1st~.u
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27
UNITED q STATES = ARMY
RECRUITING sEEVIcH :

RECRUITING HEHVICH :
wanted Tor ia Uniisd States lnf.niry. shls
bo3isd USaAAnlkD Men, bsfsser the aces q le
a1t -. l.sl l~ss tsse fset 5 lsches aigL, ana O.
god cbkFsoes. A mrruF, under IS years cfaze.
wiil Dot - eulistsi sitkoai fbt afi~r r-nssnt of
NE parsot o. guardian
Tks tern u sefvios "a fgRKF yF.E III
soldier sil be sntltls1 . ne s4ms Bosniiss. Pea
sien. a. "a every rssP>et - those ALIVE "a. Or
e. Re sllgs 81 re n "a 81 TIE oiuntter ftFvire.
81 rood conduct and sttsni'0a a. duty . soltlef
wil cert ainiv raise 70 ths poaisIea II nen-esn-
m -sioAsd cfcer. spd frcu fhfs eiass tie lee pro
Vidss that fssrt0rious msn nay ho selected ss he
20 IN r.ns % coumissiessd ef1esrs IN TIE army
1he tbosins % toe rae q psg po~ sstsbilsheS
To &re>s1i kslof. t1s Qasa snnastsr kstz<s1,
and pr % pai rietsr. eara fz1 - fhe lat xsrI
gs~tf a conpssy, stt. CHEZ bsfsrsaiE s&sk
no corporsls. els husieisns. sis. Pfivsfss &c
per das and IN ssundsut saepiv 81 COED Clotsins
= sil0vsf 70 every soldier. onsrsers. feel AID
krflod stisnts1os are aieays Drovissd ~ he
0ovsrrrsuf sffh0ct es11,tiou en- The soltls-s'
Fay. ia 50 - tk0zl1 oscrms 4sabis1 10 the
q . o. his tNfss. he Leo rrsxifes Or Nm sPss
ate ne soidlsn' Hons. -k1b ~ill afford kin a
sossort.hls hose - iens - b nay wish 70 roe.s
ia s1ts.
s1osutszss sss RsSre<es,@iivs fserui1 erss~s
t1sss &c fsF, olet1tnE {. - ie<a stfs1fssoe. az
g., a. fstT fecrriu.
APP. ziss q 81 dollss wiIi - p.sd - ssy one
p~s<<-.lrg an scss pa rs7Tuit
fhs hs-ruitnf onssr ~ BE- al chez lnaorns.
tSpy 81 -, Un;,a ko-. Na's ssrssi Cp-stsir'
- - a. "a. AMes,n
in t4sst<<sn< % DEfisd kl<<s fsfsE>s~
ssy1sdin a>osfuns ocosT
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27

g>o-s--A GOLD WATCH KEY the
badge q the Phi Bfa Kappa Society. The
name Taos. Srksoks engraved upon it,
Whoever Gill end Il and leave 4 Al tbs Of
Gee -ilI be literally rewarded. sept22dif
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27
JAS. y. 0uTLE0.

sfaor Of E<p~e-s-px An sr.-Wifh Scur p~rmis-
SOU wi.h % sag 20 the readers of your paper that
I-n .snd BY -etnrn mail. 20 all Who vish 10 (frssl.
Rsclsp- wlss fur ar ctions for mshins and usins
@slmpie Vegetable Balm. that vii eaectaAlIy re-
NOV. 10 day- Pimple- Riosohss. rAn. Frsekie-. and
all Impurities of The satin. leaving the same son,
clear. smooth. and beautiful
I~,li also nal free 10 ihess having Raid Heads,
OF Rare ssn~-. slsspis directions and informsties
that viii ensbls them start fall growth Of Luz
airant HAIR. whlsksrs. o. nous'sehs. In lees than
thirty days
Al applications answered ,, return mail @isheas
charge
RssgsctTuily yours.
IxaOS. n. sAPmAN, -Chs1isi.
I,lsfssm 81 Brostvsy. era.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27

GE A large lot OF "a hand books nave
been left at Bsrtlsu's Tor sale IN these
times when oooks are 50 high. parties would
do sell TO look through them. a. they eau De
bought Tor nearly halt price. The sock is
mostly composed OF school books dtf.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27

issosrAss TO I-Asus.-Ds. HAsvEr.s rsuAIr
Piffs have never yet failed In renewing diseultlss
arising from sbssruesisn. stoppsss Of nature, OF
nr-siofinx the system 70 perfect health when ruf
fsrias hon spinal Affections. Proispssus. Utsrf.
The. whites. or other weakness Of tia Uterine Or
Eans. The Pills are perfectly harmless on the con-
stitutlon. and may be takes 81 the delicate
male without causing dlstrsss-shs same time they
act Ike sehsrm By Strengthening. in,isorsuux and
restoring he system u healthy condition. and By
brisgis on the monthly period with regularity no
matter nom what causes the obstruction may arise.
rhsy should NOT be. taken duringths first three OF
four months ofpsssnsDcy. though safe at any other
time, - miscarriage would be the result
Each bex contains % Pills. Price o.,
d. HARvRr's TREATISE on Diseases Of Females.
rrsenascy. Miscarriage. Barrsnnsss. stsrtillsy,
reproduction. and abuses Of Nature. and snphau-
ually the Ladies Private Medical Adviser, pam
pile, Of % passs. ssns ffss 10 any address. si1
cents required 10 pay postage
The Pills and book wiz BE- sent BY mail when 90.
eursiy sealed. and prepaid. By
J.BaYAH. n. D.. General Agent,
No. 70 Cedar o.. New Yorh.
Sold By ell the pfisoipal druggists
J O.. CUNNINGHAM
'oyisiwiy Asss1. son vsaAs HArTs.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27

87kA a0c rs.. . =. /. - - 9
49,: : - ~ ~ s. -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27

CHARLES GRoBE'S GARDEN.
Sept27d3t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27

4 DMlNIsTRATIoN.- II have u
N ne. 80 l<fssrs q Atnl.lss<ses. e ~ - ,
"a. -s,sA 80 a slesA r.<k. lsss e ylss eSs-V.
anp uHnnkfr. At.iniS<rstrr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27

CIscISSATI, September 26.
Flour daIl. and sold a, 80. : i6Ato -
Wheat 81 * Tor red.
Corn and Ous nominal.
Whisky O. good AZ 81 10.
Lard was offered az l9c.
Coffee can be bought az So % - = sNA
Sugar 20@24 markets unsettled
Gold 81 750l 80. siizer 81 65
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27

of Tulips. Hyscinths, Nsrci-sus. Lilies. etc
may be found at Heinl Bros Mount Rose
Garden and Nursery. Sept22dlw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27

no yoU WISH TO m cURRDl
IL pR. BuCHAN's
RSalsiH SPECIFIC Pnds cure. In less than thir-
~ days. the --rst cases - NRRv oUsNKsS. Impo-
tsnce Premature Decay. emlnal weakness. Inssni.
". and all Urinary, sexual and Nervous Affections.
natter from What Gauss produced. Price One
Dollar per bon. Sent. postpaid, By mall. On re-
ceipt q order. Que Box ~tl pexsecs the cure In
most csses. Address
JAMES y. BUTLEn.
General Agent. tsT Broadway. New fora
Julyisdvsn
. A kKnspr roR PuKs-lt n . blessing
The suffering 10 know that -s have an sdecsnsi cure
Tor this truly troasis<ous disease. Mr.. J. p. Han
.rse. q LEI seeoad street.. cinoiansu, O. tshss
great pleasure In informing ell Who are sunerias
9Th piles that he ass . snsn eusnsity of Dr.
sssicklAna's Pile Remedy. snA ~ sa~cted p>rms
ueps cure Thls sesms 20 be the case ~ith all vhe
aase us> % this spl>.aid preparation. lie man
sfse,ur~d Il Ne. kAss Fourth street. cissinnsr.
O. ssa ssia ey all Druggists.
Msf<sh a 49,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27

A Card Co the Suffering.
swallow tso tAres hox~hssd. Of "baeha."
TOME Bittsrs." sarsaparfila.' "Fsrvous Anti
ios-.." Ae-. 49,, Aad alter yoa are sAtsnsd
~ith he rs~ult. thsn try oss boz Of OLD DOCTOR
sUcHAxs KNaLfsH SPECIFIC PII.Is-snd be
s~-tor d.to health AMI visor In is~s th-n Thirty
isys rbsy are purely vegetable, pleasant 70 iAhs.
pr.mpx sod sanitary In their ef-css the broksn-
io~n AMI shattered con.utatisn old and yoans
c.a take them with sdvsnias.. impaired and sold
Ia the unl,sd States BY
Jas. =. BUTLEa.
No. an Brosdvsy. Hs~ York.
Agent for fhs unitet s,stss.
P.s.-Abcx d,hs rilis. securely packed. ~iIl
o. n.iIed 10 any s<drsss rscsspt q price. Which
sONE DOLLAR, pct pais--nsnsy REFUNDED oy
The As-ut n snttr~ "a given.
Jalyfsds3m
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.


IGEAL ~ RIPLEY
Are Opsnips sssDihe-ns ssoet q
staple 4 Fancy Dry, cooss
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.
Corner Of 9th and Main stree,
TERRE HAUTE, IND.
Tabs - more unpleasant and IN .fs s.i,si.-.
For u1Sissssnt srd sngsroas a eases. ass
HkI-HR0LDs kxTAAfT nUCHU,
Hhich has rsc@ivsd the eltors~meu a The mo.f
PkOhIsEsf PHTsICIAssIs rnE O. a
10 no. on~rsf = smietsf han.nily - q esrtsia
cure Tor The following diseases sL1 symptoms orig
mating from diseases AMI sbass % The UrinsT, or
S<Euai Ofk.ns.
General Debffit<.
nsu,.l snd PHYSICAL Depression.
fnseeiiity,
Dsssrainsuoa Of BLOOD 10 the h..s.
Confn 81 Ideas.
osssrsl Irr,ssbllny,
Rsstlsssbsss ssd slssplsssnsss At Hirhf.
Aessses % mssculsr kmcisscy.
Los Of Appetite.
Dyspsp<is,
Hmscixtoo,
Low spirits.
uso-ssnszstioa 70 ParaIy.
ala o. the Organs % 0ensrstlon,
PAlpitstion 81 the Heart,
And, In lsf. all The eoasonitants of Nss.ou. and
Dsbiiitsfed stats Of tie system.
To insur. the gsuuins, cut this out
Ask POR HkLhBOLD's. TAXI No OTHER
CURRs 6uARANTERD.
dvimAnss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27
GREENE COUNTY.
suFrzsoS rowxszIr.

Kill B 0uburn. Frederick b ConAut. Wm
wnkins. Hsory " Hoslsn. Frsncs T Dean,
Joe heAdsns. wn Squire. Isaac ThOuss.
Ssnnuel Hnoble. John Z Archer. Isaac n
Morrison. AlersDdes rreut, John kssson,
Nathan ksrsi0. wn Douneiv. John John u
Langfors. Samuel Hose. John h Dovles.
James 4 Smith. Henrv we-uss- rssns.
Il Holls. Ava @ wsshsrlsg. Lso1srd Bar
too. Hir.D L~hnsn. Moss osersr-st
eolonco wmlsns. ort. is-Tct-l e
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27
DAILY EXPRESS.

DAILY EXPRESS.
r. ~ WkSTFALI-E LEGAL Editor.
LOCAL AND NEWS ITEMS.
COLONL ~ ~. HUDSON
WILL srrAK AT THE
:" 4 = W - M
On Friday Evening sept. sssh.,
on the causes Of the rebellion and the ability
Of the Federal power 70 suppress Il.
A full attendance IL requested
go
eET The State and county elections occur
two weeks from to-day.
H Asplendsd Ios Of peaches we're reeeiv-
sp at Tuuls's Family Grocery last evening.
~ Twenty mcn we're examined and
sworn into Capt. Williams company yestsr-
day. 70 be credited 20 this township.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27

- YrNe aaFa
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27

Asplendsd LOT Of peaches we're rsceiv-
ep at Tuttis's Family Grocery les, evening.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27

NEW WORK. MARKET.
RTw YoRK, September PC.
Flour, State and Western heavy and IN
settled aud 509l 90 per barrel lower at
81 409s - for extra state
Whisky 81 769I IS
Wheat dsli ard l0@l5c losg Yfrs
Rye quiet and drooping = ~ -
Barley duh and nominal.
Corn hesry and l92c lower II 81 5s8
l % for mixed Western.
Oats lower az e69es tsr Y cstsrh
Coffee rules very dull
Sugar very dull aud price, entirely nomi-
ma
Gold closing 4 VI Govsrnment
stocks lower,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27
MILITARY
& H a 4 M - .
DAVID 8. DANALOsON
PENSION AND CLAIM AGENT.

THRRE. HaUTE. INDIANA.
DARTICuLAR AND CLOSE
Il sss>asisa sfvss 70 al eisins 80 9th tAis
n n gsm 80 oell-Stins lie hsany due - >si-
si>rx ~ke have b><a discharged ~ -rss>oas e
ws1nts rseslset ln battle" nalSa Tea Ds~rs kesss
e. esn a. prccnrs part psy 80 tie vives
e. .ssksrs e sslf lsrs whe are pr.soners 81 car IN
tie - - e he enemy.
g. ne cfaim bassne~< q tie lst- Pref Jss n !.
wcass q l. ~ hs~t< vhsre his frieuts snt pat
"a. snt receive their ray sssTtvo
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27

eHThe State and county elections occur
two weeks from to-day.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-25

feeling manifested by large majority OF
the citizens of the town and country
determination that the citizens OF Council
Grove will not be particeps criminus A
number Of our best citizens have proposed
holding public meeting to denounce the
whole thing, and 20 take measures to seize
the stock. should more be brought, and
turn it over to the proper authorities, and
report the parties engaged in it.
Howl as much as you please. Mr.. Press
man, about Lane; but do not say word
about cotton or cattle speculations Kansas
may have been dishonored BY Laps, sut is
she not dishonored by having men ~ her off.
cials engaged in purchasing and spesalasing
in stolen property? Oh, no!
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-25
MAKE THEM SHOW THEIR HANDS.

We heard of one of the Fraudites get.
ting quite wrothy the other day. He was
for making every one show their hands
they must be Lane or anti-Lane. That is
(W)right; let US have a fair and square
issue all round. But there is.one or two
questions of more immediate importance
that should be settled first, and then per.
haps we can agree upon the Senatorial
question. First, how do you stand on the
stock stealing and dealing question? Show
your hand; and if opposed 10 making this
locality depot where stock can be driven
by disloyal men and sold, come out and de-
nounce those engaged in the business. Who
is your candidate for President 1t is time
men were making up their minds on this
question. There can be but two sides to it
it is the War Policy or the Peace Democ-
racy that will win. The Peace Democrats
of Kansas understand this. We recollect
when in Topeka the day the Democratic
State Convention was held how they re.
ioiced when the news of the nomination Of
Fremont was received. We heard one of
the delegates in that convention, and a
member of their State Central Committee
at that, declare his intention of stumping
the State for Fremont. They bad the fg-
ures all made; if Fremont could carry a
certain nomber Of States, they, the Demo
Gratis, could elect their Electoral ticket,
even in Kansas. How is the Council
Grove Press on that question ? Does it
come out and say, We are disappointed in
our choice; our preference was for some
one else, but We yield our choice to the will
Of the people 7 or, does it play mum, and
take every opportunity to hold up to scorn
and ridicule the policy and acts Of the
Administration What more are the sym.
pathisers and copperheads doing than that !?
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-25
STATE NEWS.

A vigilance committee has been formed in
Lawrence for the purpose of exterminating the
numerous horse thieves who infest Douglas
county.
Two horse thieves were hung near Stanton,
Miami county, on Tuesday of last week.
They were father and son, and named Stevens.
The citizens all took hold of the rope but two.
The horses and mules stolen were followed as
far as Lawrence on their way to Leavenworth
as usual in such cases. One Of the prisoners
contested that they had sold all the animals
they had stolen in the latter city.
Mr.. Boyd, Of the commission appointed by
the State to audit claims for military service,
kindly handed to us the result of the labors of
the commi sion thus far 1t is as followo:
On muster and pay rolls, S5l ,335.05
Vouchers for subsistence, &c., 2,4SS. 80
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-25
GUERRILLAs AND JAYHAWKERs.

The last Press has much to say about
Gen. Lanes course, in opposition to raising
the 100 days men in Kansas. Says the
Press, "Thus must Kansas be endangered,
dishonored, insulted aud punished for the
only crime she ever committed-sending
Lane to the United States Senate" The
loyal, the honest citizens of Lawrence suf.
fered in the raid last summer; and why
Because they permitted number of Red
Legs and Jayha"kers to make that place a
receptacle and depot for stock stolen from
Missouri.
The same thing is being done at Council
Grove now, and yet the Press has no word
of warning. Large herds of cattle-work
oxen, steers, cows and calves are being
driven to this place from the Southern bor-
Der. Parties here are buying them for less
than one fourth of their actual cash value.
Men high in Office, appointees of Gov. Car.
ney; men who have sworn to see the laws
executed, are the FIRST ones to violate them.
The editor of the Press knows all this (for
who has better right to know? y, and yet
he has not one word of condemnation, not
one word Of warning to this town and to
the community of the dangers they are run
ming BY permitting such things to go on.
Who are the men engaged in stealing stock
in the Indian country south of Kansas and
driving it up here? Why, they are men
notoriously disloyal, men in sympathy with
the rebels, and the money they get here
from the sale Of stolen property doubtless
will 60 towards fitting out bands Of guer.
riliss, after while to come up and kill our
citizens and destroy our town.
In this connection We are glad to see the
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-25

KANSAS MEN AT BALTIMoRE.-The cor
respondent of the Cincinnati Commercial
has the following reference to our delega.
ton to the Convention:
The Kansas delegation is made up of
jo,ial, free aud easy set Of fellows as can
be met with in days ride by railroad.
They have secured quarters On what seemed
to me before reaching it to be about the
seventeenth story of the Eutaw House.
There are twelve or fourteen of them in a
very large room which they call "The
Prairie"
The Kansas men are here in their Sun
day clothes, and, lest the fact of their pres
ence might be overlooked BY others. they
have spanued the street in front of their
stopping place With banner bearing this
inscription
"Kansas 5000 ahead of all drafts
Kansas casts her vote for the distinguished
statesman, patriot and champion Of human
liberty, Abraham Lincoln"
Jim Lane is with the Kansas men, of
course. In bis own emphatic language,
" Great God what would Abraham Lin.
coin be without Jim Lane ?"
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-25
Vallandigham.
HAMILTON. Ono. !

M HAMILTON, OHl0, June 10.
Vallandigham made his appearance at q
Democrat District Convention, held at this
place today. He was received with great
enthusiasm, and spoke briefly from . writ
ten document, narrating his arrest and de-
Tending bis course, dsnounciug as false the
assertion of the President that he was ar.
rested because he labored to prevent raising
of troops, and encouraging desertions Of
soldiers. He said II don't mean any
longer to be the only man Of the party who
is to be. the victim Of the arbitrary power
of Abraham Lincoln. If he seeks my life
let him 90 disclose, but he shant again re-
strain me of my personal liberty except
upon due process Of law" He denounced
Order SO, under which he was arrested,
declaring it against the Constitution and
laws, and therefore invalid. He asserted
bis right to criticise the acts of the Admin.
istration. he cautioned some Of bis politi-
cal friends to refrain from acts Of violence
on his account, but advised none to shrink
from any responsibility, however urgent, If
it Was forced upon them.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-25
Flanked.

Which one of the brilliant lecturers who
delight the Winter-Dight audiences of North.
ern cities, recited few years ago the apo
theosis of "Pluck p He should have
waited for this war, and for this campaign
of this war, for better illustration Of his
theme. This is the 29th day of the cam
paign-eyery day has seen more or less
marching more or less lighting. Thirty
thousand wounded have been sent back on
honorable furlough, FIVE thousand dead have
oeen buried in honorable though obscure
graves. SEDGwIcK and WADswORTH, and
many another whose memory we cannot
afford to let die, have fallen. Still the
army is fighting it out on this line"
The roads are strewn with the carcasses
Of 5000 horses. Actual marching has
worn out $4,000 pairs of shoes. Two
thirds of the men-more than 100000
have not changed garment since they
started-have marched, aud fought, and
slept thirty days and thirty nights, in heat
and duss and rain, aud have not changed a
garment. They are "6ghting it out on
this line."
Ou saC LooiOu SoCsO otO ACW ctIdRXIcIo .
now. and fewer grumblers now, than thirty
days ago. Rising FROM the bivouac at all
hours. resting when they may, perbsps
marching over the same ground. without
halt or approved purpose, they endure all
things. with patience and pluck, and a
certain easy nonchalance, as astounding as
it is commenda ble-
"Tbeirs not to reason why,
Theirs but to do and die"
They propose, with Grant, "to fight it
out on this line."
The rank and file have pretty good ap.
probation of the strategy of the campaign.
They understand that it has been series
of splendid flank movements, and I" faux.
ing has become the current joke with
which to account for everything from a
night march to the capture Of sheep or
pig. A poor fellow, terribly wounded, yes
terday, said be saw the shell coming, g but
hadn't time to flank it, And he enjoyed
his joke with smile and chuckle, when
bis quick eye had sought and found appre-
citation among the bystanders. The shell
bad 6anked" him BY taking off an arm.
Cor. N. y Tribune.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-25

Da- Captain Dodge, with two sections of
the 9th Wisconsin Battery, and Captain
Booth, with part of Company L, ll,b
Kansas Cavalry, are camped in the bottom
above town. The officers and men in both
commands are gentlemen. and have the
good will of the citizens of the town and
country,