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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-15
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A. @so-Ileut Isstoa ~ gss..ss. q ry.ssts.s n.
tere, ane - 1'er'ion 10 dissssa< of tbs ur,nsx.
visans arising froia habits ~ dissipation. "a L.
ssed IN ca - sith the EsD act Bsohs o. sssss
paltltA II scch dlsf-lnf as r~cowmsndsd
The Pfopfist,r, n cneFng his Reusdl>. 40 us
emicted sonld have 4 tlsiiDcti, sndetsloos ths,
theJ are not Psteut Escicincs. Or rosrs s Dot sFs
pFersFet alrectlf sccsfdsnF q rules Of
pHAkAACf All CHgnIsTEy
via ths greatest socnrsss. Chemical kno~ s..,.s-
ans osIe assotso = theif oo1nbin-tion, By a prs1-
ress prssgi. sne Chemist q s1psrisnee. d u
oafy q PhilAdslpAis Tsssa katicir~s sre R.Ao~>~r
hsooumended aad u-ed n ID Practice Of Yhrx
clans Ter the ere e ths allow Dis<sn~s
us % sre saosriDs s3th any q The above sG>os>eu.
procure he kennedy at ono~.
kvidssos . The resi rslisbis sno rsspo,-lll.
ehsrsclu vii accompany the nediolns.
CsrtineAtss OF cs.rss iron 8 - - year sssusin.
vita nAnss kn0Nn % soisncs and fame.
ra "a nseissl "a grsesfass Of tuCnc, So Dspenss
See prefssssr Devices vslssbls -srs. a. ss.
rr.otioe Of Physic.
sss Fsn.ss. made By s.s Ia. s,s.srs.sa o.
s~s rsn@rks made - D.. Eparslm nsDov~u. /.
cslserstss Physician Ard Member 81 ths RoysI o.
lsss q :sfseens Ireland, ard publIshsa Il a.
So -CkirrrFfcsl Esvis-. pstlis6so A..
hssdssso TrsvoFs. yellow q Euysi oelis9s q srI
s~ons-
Sc ness q ne La. ss.sa-rd wor.s 90 n.s,a..
sss. s.,.s.1,n. sss., p-' e''sis 81 s.s Cor g =
improved Eoss rask 20 - ~
or ball eoses q sseh ior slz o.. ~hIcl ~ill b. -
cen r. cure Tie mosi obstinate casas N dIr,<xioU~
are adnersd -. Delivered s1v e-l1re~< .~curelp
pscked fr0n 0bnervEtior.
sSDesuFibs syiaptoms n al esaaun,esSo,..
Cures euaranteedf Advice 0ratis
hfflDasf1.
: fefesnsllJ sppearad bsfors ne an Alde<nx. Al
ne csiy - phifsa>lpAis. n T. psinbost sho rein.
dsiT sven, eoth So, his pTtpsfsuons oopsnfn ~
bsrog.ie 70 nsfeery. o. othsr ltJarieuz tr.s. sss
are prTely vegetable IA T. HkLmR JLD.
ssorp and snoecrsbe1 bcfpre 1e, lhis "a dav a,
Feveube-, Lssf Nk.P. HfrfRRD. lidevras
tintb a. seose Ase.. Phxa-
A11rce- iettsrs f1r in<orl s<foa IL oonf teDc. -
h 7. uKLkB0LD. Chen 81
Dtp0s. ia :. Isxto g. lei ChcnlnrL p1tls
Art t>4 Broa<~sy re~ YWa
- beesfs - CeurfoT sfts ND pnufpu6nsa6
esA.srs. sss eDdesvoT 70 1ls1sss ~ tbs.r -
cthsf . srtieies CO he rrV1tstiou sb<afDsf So
hsin 7oid'n strribs frep~rsE1sns.
9Etfsel bnchU
[" sarrsparifa
il1ftsfed zosa wexn
go ~ --
g a ~ s4si-.s eferysaeFs. An for HslDbold's-
eke - et1et. Cbt out he sfFerfis<nsnf snf ssnl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-15
BLOOD BLOOD BLOOpt
HsiEnboias Highly Concentrated Conpss.s
FLUID EXTRACT SkhSk2kRllts.
syphilis.

.-Ihis Il affection of tire fiood sne sxa.oA. ~
sexual Organs. linlngs VI the nese. ears throat
windpipe, and other muco1s suTfaoas .nakins ~
appearance IN the form of UiCE f3 and n ReneraIs
attended with adisehsTge MOI VI less onenslys A.
u neglected, destroys whatotsr part Il may stiAoS
This deeeso II often Transmitted to children n
contracted hom ths sanc eausl. and often wft
Go orrboeA, aid both may % o.; 81 me r<me tine
hELkb0LDs HIGHLY COrCHnIRATRD OO&
POUND FLUID HfTRACT GkasAPxRifLA
sbouid be used In Conjunction vita ths Bsobp a.
helmDoic,s hose al appiied ~ tLs uloarr
Hemboid's ExtTact Earsat..frffls pufi0.x IN.
tlooa. sId removes ali Bcsy krupticrx ~ the nhtr
giving The oomplsxicu . clear aRd healthy oos.l
y Aeins prepared expressly TO- thls c,ass Of couu
piAiots "a biood Purifying Properties ar preserves
= greater extent than Auy othsT ss.e-s.g1r >.
hsrskperills-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-15

The Democratic General Committee in
the State ofNew York, lately held meet
ing and passed the following resolutions;
"Resolped, That the masses of the Demo-
cratic party of this city and State are for
peace, for an immediate cessation of hos
tilities. and for the instant Inauguration of
negotiations for ending the present war
and that We demand platform favoring
an armistice and a convention Of States
from the Chicago Presidential Conven-
ton.
Resotved That the gentleman belonging
to this General Committee who have been
placed upon the delegation from this State
10 tho Chicago Convention be instructed,
and the remainder of that delegation be
ano they are hereby respectfully recon-
| mended, in accordance with the state
ment of those we represent, TO cast their
votes for no man rs a candidate of the Dem
ocratic party for President or Vice Presi-
| dent in favor of the further prosecution Of
this useless, bloody and ruinous war
Resolved, That we approve OF the pro-
posed mass convention for peace 10 be
| held at Syracuse, on the 18th inst, and
shall give il Our hearty support.
Il hstb i Nnal lnt DtuttThtN every
where is in favor Of and the Chicago Con-
vention must respond To il favorably-
Cincinnati Enquirer.
| 1t Is very well for you TO talk SO before
the Chicago Convention F; bat you will eat
your words after the Convention aud pre-
tend to be war man and that the Demo
cratic party is and always has been war
party and all that few votes may be
made for the nominee. That the prnci-
pies of the party will be changed We DC
not hope but its profession will be very
different Knowing the antecedents OF
the party, intelligent people will have nc
more love for it than now, but there is no
dcubt good many supplemented folks
can be fooled by this clap-trap and the
Eng uirer will be one Of the most ac'ivein
fixing the bait.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-15

The oldest tomb stone IN Oldest boria'
ground OF Philadelphis-atieched 70 the
Swedes' Church. IN Swanson etreet- bears
date the IL OF November, lIlb. one hun
dred and iorly.eight years ago, about thirty
four years alter the landing OF Penn. he
lettering is leeiple but the representation OF
an hour glass and OF the head OF a cherub.
carved in the stone. are very indistinct. The
stone contains the following inscription
Here lieth the body OF Mary. wife Of Ar
drew Robson, who aied November ye ~
l7l6, aged e. years"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-15

DROPERTY insured against Loss
Il OF damage BY Ore. at fair rstsF md lib srsl
terms
Losses met promptly and Justly.
Other thlass being equal. our Home Comp .nies
shoui hsve the pre- ersnce
u would b veil for persons = scsasint them
se'vsv - this NO tAy and popular company be-
ssrrins elsewhere
OFFICERS:
Wa. sAf>uuRx, Pres drnt
JAsrsA n. DxEssxs- vice President.
J. xAHIoE D.E.sss. treasurer.
CAksfks n, ScksLsrr. Secretary.
NEC Ok~ AND kHFfkE E<tEe:
Hon & Gregnry. Attorney. lafayette. fnd.
noa Test, Judge CirSuit Court, 60
Col Jasper Dresser. Atoru.Y do
Gen iss Noble. sdictsnt General fo~ InsisnA
Col Jss svin. erseaseafs,
Hon. !. kistinc, sncltor Of State. lnsisnspous.
udgs ;. Hnf. lafayette lndisns
Jthn A. stiD- Atty 10
John II. Cougar. 40 Do
W. ID. lee. Circuit Prosecutor. %
Hon. n. n. SofsinTer. q A.h- Il, Hsa hauk. tad :
annapolis |Il.
coi, A. N. Coaner. Pcs master. indlsnayon.
wm. sxinsbury. Ia Fsvstie
Gov. q. y. Aortoa. fudisas polis. Ind-
nos, n. lcns. Atfcfnsy. Isrrs Hsugs,
Dr.. J. q Atnn. sec'y of state. TretsnspoIs
scn- David rurple. -onticss.e. Indiana
Col. Tho.. D0~ing. Canal con'r. Terre Hausr.
Gel. y. y. Palmer, formerly s~cy stsss, Ind kpoli.
WI, Besch. fsrnerly ci'k sap. Coa4. 40
n. 9. n; Terry. Attics, InoisnA
chas. Y e. Tets. I-zfa .esso
THos n. Run SEII. peci2l Axenf.
rHos y. oS6, Loesl Aseni.
l.EHte1R TT. H-u.s. fnfia-a
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General Grant has exhibited too much fer
tility Of device 70 be az the end Of his resour-
ces yet he belongs 20 an order ol men that
no TEN porary smiscarriage can disbesrten.
and no failure can drive back. he made a
great many efforts to GET around Nicksburg,
and quite a number of attempts u carry n
by storm. All plans failed but one. yet
through all his failures he adhered steadily
TO his purpose. IL will be 50 With Richmond ;
he mas made up his mind 20 fight !. cut On
tha, line. and he will carry that city as he
did the key 60 the Mississippi.
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TonsoRfAl
l1edicated Hair Touici

DROP GEORGE w. CANADA
a Foel1 respectfully llfvrr TIE o.tissns that b
sf1 ton q keep erst osss sksvinx n.losu s1,sis-
ils ne IsTe hkrt< aezss, ls 1anskse<urss @
krticls e uAIE TcElC thai kssps -
ssslp 1>s toU t<11rac- Aise nnAmBO03
TeE tles 1zs. Ss<iel s3tcntios slvss q No.
gso1i5s<ntI Iosssns r.~rs Ls<ss- s.1 Heuo. -
bsi. AL ssa<1l0
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-15

Yer Hats. Nice, Hoaehes. Auss,
8ca 0ues. nofhs an Hur~ " Wo0I- :
ene &cs. fuseets - Plants Rowls
snfvnsls. &c.
rst ~ IN -. soe- s11 oi % Eox@<, Bottles, anz
'>o1,r lzf.lAhis rsuet.sx knswn-
'Fr~- fru. Pa.~aus .
NU txarrrozs - sh~ Hs1<n F<=ls , .
"Est< csr,- sxt of tkelr hsl-s o. <<s
~sst y .os><<ls n sil lxrge eifi<s-
nEsel< ~ AT Drzxxists a. R<s<;l~s sv-ry-
R-rB<sxr~k % I'll wc~tkl~~x lrzttxrtsns
- - tAat s-couAns" n<ze y e><z E1x
bo<lls. an N.Axk. sefp~s .ez ~.
- A<er~s HEM an - CO8TAn
~r1ncpal p<pst - oresf~ny. N~v Yc<k-
1uss ns>sa. Ia s.. soeo1uon
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-15

or liabilities on the natiOn. suspend the
writ OF habeas corpus. AM incenaiary
newspapers, and 10 suppress lneendlary
speeches and speakers, either in The pulpit
or on the rostruin / say II be has net,
strictly speaking OF this power, under the
Constitution, he ought 70 have i both in
peace and war
And the couniry will never have peace;
quiet and order al that power = given the
President. he exercises them nov ia war,
aud the power ; 10 less Necessary IA time Oi
peace 10 prevent bringing on war. Ard Il
the attz OF the President IN these respects
shall form precedeais tor other Presidents 10
follew, bosn Ia peAce and War, shall 0e sat
isfed. ln nv ladgemans, II al iaeendiaiy
preachers, spe4keg and pewspapess had been
suppressed years ago, by susaority Of the
Government, this war would not row be en
hand 10 trouble Us
IL will now be observed thai tbs dissin-
guished Democrat. while doabtiog vbssher
the President, strictly speaking, haa the pow
er "to sustain the writ Of habeas oofgus and
incen6isry newspapers. aud 10 suppress in
csndiary speeches and speakers" declared
that be ought TO have it, both IN war and IN
peace: aud the speaker sas well content that
the Presi6ea' exercise ,he power Ia time OF
war, law vf 40 law Sioee then, Congress
has, by law. given the President full power
to suspend tae writ OF haoeas corpus, when
in his judgment the public SAFETY demands i,,
which Involves all tue other powets. deemed
necessary by Judee Peuis.
We do not know ~betler Judge Petit
will justly himself by Joining with tue IN Ass
OF the orgsus OF hs party ia deaounciug the
opinions he 30 able advocated 10 1861 hnt il
- matter Of little consequences II he does
Then. be was speaking as citizen, anxious
for the integrity oi his cou0iry aud the dis
comfturs OF iIs enemies. ln ic64 be oc.
cupies the position OF a partisan, aud will re ?
ceive the delerence due 20 the arguments Of
q partisan only ly.--Ssafs JoBFRes
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-15

Havng parcha Messrs. Potwins stock Of Hare
war st 80 Main reet. shall sct such goods IN
this line as the wants of tsis community dsmsnc
and shall endeavar 90 keep fully supplied st ell
times with a c.mpiete stock. and hope BY strict at
tention % business. and by sel ng - the lowest
prices, % merit The patronage OF the pcblic.
Terre Hauis, June1. 'A JAS. NJ. LYONS.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-15
eM MsRo,DERr STAMPING.
LADIES, ATTENTION
Spring Fashions-Embrold-
cry stamping and ~ : chine
stitching.

Mrs. A. q. DAVIS RETURNS
&sA tk1nke - he tssis. e r~rr~ Haste kp< w.
cizsy - pszs aver. k1e - sSe k2s rsneret =
ren<-s srsr c<sf s<ar<-<u<rs,rs ,>< x1>a1's
cs<o<r. ss4lf go r<p>r<.ly tZl f>r rcc y ksf
49,, rsu<1ss-< = b-e~. sevs Al Ss<kess f-r
lkc.e 80 e1s<ef~zD Pnn<<zs- fs1<4kr szzsu
Es1 xs<~z - kzkros*<rr ss<zpzrx sra E<xk1<ry
rsz<s sp1o1<f-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-15
ESTABLISHED MAY ID, 1851.
HARDW RE.


y have this day sold on sleek Of Ha-svsrc 20
NJ james n. Lyons. az Ne CO al Tyr >coommend
hin % or forIner frieDts, and hops they III ex-
tc1d % him the same liberal patronage they have
e the old afm. A. {, A W. :. pOTwlS.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-15
ME pscAL.
The AL Sufhc,eut Three.
THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES
Knsws - HELxBol.D's"
GENUINE PREPARATIONS, vas 4
tslnhold's Extrsoi "Buonu.. Hslnhe,dS oarsss
rsrihA. hslneolc.. l.c-evsd Rsss Ws<h.



ielnboas 6enri1e hep.s .liol. a nI0HlxY ON.
JExTRArED COMPOUND FLUID ExfRAcY %.
chu.' Positive and specine Remedy so< Dlssasss
saxs, and all diseAses and dersngsmsnss of -
Urinary ozkas. whether cxistikg in sls O. DsunaIo
Diseases of theee Organs require the aii q 3
DlUkkflC- helnboid.s kxtract Buehn u tAs
GkkA1 DtUkkIiC, and certain 10 have ths a.
msndcd.
rhis xscssine Increases he power of psrsssssa.
sed sxcites The Abscreents into healthy sstlon by
.hieh lie wsiery q Csiosreoas teposstions, q ~
NE Unnatural LnlsEgonents sre re<ucsd. e. eeiI
a. Pan sne inn-mstion. ana 's soct srr ssC-
pireotions sooolspsny Rolnsoid'. kxsrs,, Buen.
kr Weakness arising from kxcessss habits os nls.
apzfior. ksrly lna.sczosion .. Abus>. ssicotos
sith the following SympsonE
tncisposition g exercise. icsx of power loss a
msmory, difzcnisy oi breathing, Vesh usrvsS
Trembling. Horror q Disease. waksfplnsxa nm.
-ess Of ylsien. pain IN the back unlverss iseuSrs
q ,hs nnsssiar sy..sm, boa hsnds. aash,ns .; o.
fALlD o0uNTkkANC1,
HEAvISEss or rm EYums.
rreqeertly Black Spots flying before ths ~
~'h .snpor.ry sannsiSn and Lors Of sishs
Resiiessu.ss.
with horror OF socarty.
Eoshing IL more desifahie ~ such ,.st.aCs, skss
olitnde. and nothtns TIES Eaore dread fo< f>ar -
themselves no rcff-ae II meu1GI. oxruon<unm
10 speculation, brt hurried srsIsstlsn mr.
Que<tisn 70 anothes.
Ihe-e synps0ms. II allowed 70 90 "a, which sAs
medicine IN, ,sriseis renovos. socs soll.~s
fmpoteney, pstulv.
kp1eplt Fih
In cns q which the ps1eDt may expsrsl
Nho can sAE that they are nof frequently follyvvG
BY thoee drefai dseseea. T" fnasnisy snd boosuurr
son.
Many are swars o. Tie cause u ths.r scfr~rius
hct ncoe Win confcsA- The records OF The lnes1s
AsyiuHs. and the melancholy deaths by Conopra.
ton, bear ample testimony Of The truth cf ths -
ton. In Lunstie As7lums he most nsisnoholy -
hleiton sppesrs. lie oorafenspoe ts scsusIlv -
Jsa, and euite desutuie atAcr nirth or sr1cf -.
viEit a. shoaid eound a. TIE voce escur. a 4
Farcly srtieulste
Win wccfal measures, van oe~yalr
Low snilsn sounus their erie herui..
farents and gusrdlsns. canton your ohfisr~.
against this evil habit II IL the kro-la<t cur.e 49,
can oesil ysune nan or woman unfttins sherI
Tor happiness aud marTioa lite.
They may not sxperierce tie consequence No.
eut nus and viii sooner or later The oonstis tox
once aheoted Wit symplsms organic wsskpes. M
Quires the aid Of medicine rtrengthso spd iuxt
crate The systsm. watch Eelmoolds KYTRACT d 3
uuCHU invariably coss. trial viii ccnviros 4
uosi skeproal
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-15

4 GExTN Lo1k - resr trs<rsessi Cell s.f sE
a kzln- sousfkrx nrxsstls nests1 - svsTy
p~r.ou. sknp1s~ $50 f-ee. - Dsti. 41~
Ivs-ty Css-x, tnxt rstki-s fsf Tsc Delisrs. - a.
l. wofcUTf, Ne. TO cs<sxn s~z<-s. SEQ fsfl
wt>r 0,-siy-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-15

THE PARTNERSHIP OF TUR-
i H<RsMK Kexx. 80 teis tsv eissslvtt -
2a-asIc ns.nl. 10 c<slnss - he arm i - a. !
- - sssssr "a tn-r tkr " are uoas =. e =.
Ts asr. se<sescr - he lsts r-1 rs-str =
NeK~.n fATr2xER
xzxGfx ~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-15
I'nsALEs-vS;.iazIFs- rrrALus.

oid O. Yoane. single, Married. ~ ooutoup.ss m
Marriage.
II many A1eslionl peculiar - females fhs L.
ract a bnchu is uneCnniioi =, any other r~u.e6v
a. IN Chioross q keieniion iregulsrity, Painful.
nesa. CT Suspension o. Customary Rvacustions Ul.
oersted OF sc-rrhots state II tke uterus, Leuoor~
shoea OF Whites, kteTlity, and for ell oompi snSs
inoasni 70 the ten, shethe. aris,ns f0m gudisors.
uen. Habits q Dissipation. Or Ia fhe decline or
ensnse OF nts. Bee symptoms above.
---hO FAMILY SHOULD RF WITHOUT ITf
x..sxs.
te~e no more balts.ls c1crcury. Cr uuples~are
medicine Dor unpleasant and dangerous d,sesNr.
nkLkBoLD'e FxrRACT BUoHr
Cuhrf
sECktEr DftEASEk.
Ia all tfeh stage, oi hffle expense little =. A.,
change al Diet 10 incCvt saos; ard 10 Exposure
it causes frequent desire and gives strength "a
urinsfe. thereby removing obstruclicns prsvsnt.ns
and curing nrietafet of fhe Urethra allayina Pain
and Inflammation, - ffeQurlt iD In class II dis-
e.ses. snc ezpeliing ell poisoaous. diseesed, apt
vOTn oui matter
Thonssnda upon thousalds Nho lave bean N.
victims Of quackk. and Nho lave psd heavy fses A.
- cured ~ short slime, have found Ihey serp a.
osved, and tkat tie foialu has. By mo use a.
powerful aslringenia," !" been dried up IN ths svs
ten, 10 oIeek oat N an sggr awaited form, snt
fEkaAPb AFTtR aAR1ltsr
uss Hsiaoola's hzirao ssrs- .n .asssi.s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-15
INSTRUCTION BOOKS AND MUSIC.
THE MELODElON,


Instruments of the. Organ Glass.
zan5ers Meloaeou Instructor. Cen aiming the
hlement= of- Music Progress ve - ger Exercses,
sad = - &c collection = cAolce nasc s2.2s
New Method for he Asl1feo1. selected mainly
from L1n1eii Instr ~ taisins IN sd-
difi n q Lessons and serci-cs, . c-lection Of
fopuiaf tougs and variety o. rsslm and HSmu
Tunss. al SO
raraart's seloteon- El-m.n'A Ary ed Progrss-
sve stuiies. vita collection of Cache Vocal and
lnstfunents Nnsc. Al 50
An~rcan Sehoel f5r th~ ~sloteon. a. 50
aedel NJ ieiesa lo=tr.ctor. 50
el1ner't farfect aai3a fer the N-loieon -
sir~et - seif lassfrc % wiit Choice Music. o.
aelofe a Wtthoet Mast<r. 90
WestbHrvr Mslodeoa Instrualor. 80
tf~en ani Vases hclodeon IEaructor 90
Heees- sers9hlae AM hsriotsos tnssrurtor 50
Tae aersphine A colls.f or e n asic or the Ne.
estea. NeFapAiae snd Red organ go
Tar ~ trections In each a. ths above books are
sa'teo not cuiv % fns Hcl~i<on but all instru-
u'Ass ei similar construction. Sat posf paid on
- eip = prize Oliver iitscn Co rrhlishera
- wesflnrton Street-Bostan.
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g "a - a4zists ffefysAers. Ask Cor HslDboldss-
ske "a gt1ef. CT gui tte sdFerfls<.nsni snf ssnl
W ta11 Gvel< impcsftfo8 aaf axposzrs -
Nsxf ircs-fuis
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-15

nor LINEN aud MAK6ElLLES
Il PANTS call At
Erlanger q Bro.
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-10-13
o-,r,,- :. sesrth of news today. The mails bring

1,,.-. - dea-tb of news today. The mails bring
r.. Rcbmond papers of tie 4h inst, but they contain
1tra # importance that has not been anticipated by
telegraph
From the South we have received nothing for TWO
days. aud we entirely in the dark as to the move
ments of our army in Georgia. The Richmond Wing
says that il informed officially that General G. T.
Beauegard been assigned by the President to the
command of the Departments heretofore commanded,
respectively By Generals Hood and Taylor We believe
tie Department arranged will cover the States
OF Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee and Kentucky
though in regard to this we are not certain. The
report londly believed that General auregsrd was
to take command of the army lately maneuvred out
of Atlanta is thus set at rest and tie eager desire Ct
the country is sgain disregarded. Nevertheless, the
department 20 which General B. has been assigned,
embracing it does the threatened city of Mobile is
al important one, ard although it may not afford op-
portuaies for the display Of those brilliant qualities 10
the field which has won fer the noble Creole much
admiration from the country and SO much love from
TIE army yet it ID tie felicity Of his nature to achieve
triunPls for the CAUSE and fame for himself in all posi-
ticks In which he ia placed"
Doilu Journal, It'll instant.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-10-13
A Brush with Yankee Cunboats,

On iast Thursday qus spirited little brush Of
between small detachment OF troops ard Yar
gunboats which attempted to the Seuppernong
river, which the Yankees second best. bn
tempting ascend the river Two coats were attacked and
forced back by L. Sharpe Commanding oapt; PITS com
Lit Williams, Of Lees Light Battery and BY L. 40 Wat
so1. OF the 50th n O. with thirty infantry.
One Of the boats got shout hundred yards
om the sho1e, the mouth o. the river where she
we'll peppered, for some time by ooh oar artillery and
sharpshOoters, shot striking her shs water
hot the fire upon tbs craft that the Ya~kees
all drVen from their guns.
Three sgunboas as length came up to their relief
opened fercey little party who courageousiy
held their ground and fought them till the appr Bch OF
night and scarcity ammunition admonished
tire beyond range CT the enemy's guns.
We had three men slightly wounded and h0vzsr
some h2t damage by shell.
The eaenys loss has not been asceraned, but it mast
have been considerable, their to0oden gunDoas
asrouud under the fire of artillery for three
hours and asceraiued that every had to
seek shelter beoo from deadly aim OF shapshoo
ers. Hit em again, CD. W.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-10-13

TERRIBL7 EFsECTs OF LLGnTSIxG-We learn that
Oh Sa u ahy atetnUol last, abJuC five O'Clock, Mir
Nelson Low, who lives N this county, between Lilies
vile aud tue Glossy Islands, had three children (bovsl
killed from he ef.cIs Of Lghnips-aged respectfully
II, IA nd T. / "Ppears that at the time they we're
kileG 10 ran hac Alen Immediately in their neighoor
hood, and hat tao u The cEdren sitting 10 the
door Ma cn1cG Ire play OF The Lightning the cloud
was passing, win the tLird lying oshind them on the
h'or, near tha door. 1he!r mo.her was somewhere
bJut The house See consde ably shocked BY the
Stroke 1at Killed mr. cliidseu. When size recovered
her fist thought for Der children, and when abe
went TO look taln she saw the one that mad oea
lying on the h1or sJ that position with his clothes
Oh ire She put the fire out, aad found him dead.
The otef W bad tsen from the door on tside-one
lying on hs lace, the other on his side, aud both dead
Ca DINA Arpus
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-10-13
FROM RICHMOND.

RIcHMOND, VA, Got. 7th, 1854
fight omnepcei early this morning the Darcy
town road en- the north side Of Jarcss river which
tended along the line Fort Haresou ceased at two
clock F. N. We carrisd, it IL reported, two lines OF
breavoks took three hundred priaoners ono hundred
horses and pns pisces Of artillery Gen. Gregg of Texas
was killed. Gen. Bratton, COL Haskell and Major Haskell,
of South Carolina, were wounded. Orr loss was light,
that of the cnemy is said tc bs heavy Nothing onois
has yet been received.
Gen Lee reports to the War Department this evening
that dispatch from Gen: Early states that Sheridan 10 re-
treating down the Valley.