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ASSETS, January 1, 1861.
NTONEY on DEL 0SIr with the Company ell
(lYA safely invested in Bonds, Mortgages, and
other first class securities, separate from and not
included in the following items y
First Mortgages, Rsal Estate, and
Ground Rents, amply secured, $685. 81
Loans of City of Philadelphia. Read
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State of Tennessee Bonds, Wyom-
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Bank and other Stocks, and Loans
Call, Sc cured by ample collat-
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Bills receivable on Mutual Policies, 2l,2l7 Is
Cash in hands Of Agents, secured by
Bonds, 713S F2
Cash Hand and in Banks, 5e,775 l5
Present Value of Future Premiums
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ALEXANDER WHILLDIN. President
SAMUEL WORK, Vice President
JOHN c. Sums, Secretary,
JOHN S. WILSON, Treasurer.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Alexander Whi,ldin, ]. Edgar Thompson,
Samuel Work, John Anspach, Jr.,
John C Farr, Jonas Bowman,
John Aikman, William j. Howard,
Samuel T. Bodine, R, H. Townsend, NJ. D.,
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BILLIE yEnxoN, Ohio, JAN Is, 1861.
Henry c. SPALDING, Esq.
Please find inclos d twenty five cents, for which
send me another box of your Cephalic Pills. They
are traIy the best Pills hare erer tried.
Direct A. STOVER. P. NJ.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06

WAsHiSeTos Aug 5-The Press Repre-
sentsuyes hero. held q consultation with
Mcclellan. and at HE suggestion. a commit
tee was appointed 10 transmit 10 editors. in
all loyai States. as follows:
ls. That all editors be requested 70 ~
frain frsfn publishing news oil any descrip
ton. from any point. aud on any matter that
rsy give aid or comfort 70 tho enemy
"a. To signify 10 fheir correspondents 2,
erywhere. their approval Of the foregoing
and 10 comply with is spirit and letter.
The committee fesoiv 81 20 request the
Government to'sfori IA. Press the facilities
Tor obtaining ani immesiinseiy transmitting
all suitable in ermation. particularly that
touching engagements. Gen. Mcclellan
gave his approval to this.
bill. which has prssei both Houses. pro
viding for the punishment uith hnc and i'm
prisonment. anv one Who sulists persons
white or black. 20 aid the rebellion. 80 vel
a. those enlisted
AnofheF hall -ssebsr. slave swserz iron ths
clssr Of fhr rtrhrn Of slaves that are en-
ployed 10 AID the rebellion. also. bill ~ss
adopted 10 paw all volunteers mustered into
the service for epe 10 tnree Fesrs. or during
The var from that time. without waiting an
~ thev reached their rendezvous
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06

Among the may s =, class hotels "a The
West. none stand higher in the estimation
Of he travelling publir than the Bates House i,
q indianapolis. Having occasion 10 stop
there several DAYS in the past two weeks.
shen the city ~as o,errun with soldiers and
visitors. and every ropsa IN the Bate, tiled !.
We we're forcibly impressed with the admire
BILE manner in which the eHtire establish
ment j. managed. In the office may AWAY
DC found Capt Hartwell and Charley Jud-on
two az accommodating ard srntlemanl ;
clerks az ever presidei At the desk. Will >
clean beds. airy rooms. attentive servents
and an unsurpassed fabl, d'kots cannot iail TO
plelse all who may favor the Bate ~ith sehir
patrouase.-Lafayeffs Journal
There is no man who has had the go.-i Tor
tune 20 stop at the Bates but will fully endor-.
she above very deserved commentator
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06
Kentucky Election Union rrt-
umph--AIi Quiet at the Pol1s.

LOUISVILLE. August 5.-At the Legisla
tive election today, Harvey. editor of the
Democrat, was elected over Ex-Gov Merri-
weather by nine 10 eleven hundred majority
in jefferson county. The Union majority in
the city is about six thousand.
Judge Buckner Union was elected over
James b. Clay, in Fayette county. BY FIVE 20
six hundred majority.
Richard c. Anderson. Union, nephew OF
Sumter Anderson. was elected in Franklin
county, by three 10 four hundred majority.
X. ". Jacobs Union was elected in Old
ham county.
The returns thus far indicate the relative
Union majority as largo or larger than 1t the
last Congressional election.
Ali quiet at the polls to-day
Late in the afternoon. pistol rencontre
occurred. at the Gait House. between Ed
ward Crutchfeld and Thomas Selvidge,
wherein both were severely injured. the lat
ter probably fatally.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06
Gen. Butler ou the Negro Question.

INV YoRg. Aug. The Tribune prints
a letter from Gen. Butler to the Secretary of
War in which ne states that AT the time of
receiving orders 20 forward troop 20 Wash
ington. he wa preparing Tor an advance
movement on Yorktown. hopins TO cripple
the resources of the enemy there. especially
by selling a large number of negroes. who
were being impressed into their service. ma
king .entrenehmeDts. a.. Cea.- Butler says
he now fss osr-this eidc OF Hampton 900 ne
groes, 30o being able bodied men, and de-
sires instructions from the Department re
garding them. After discussing tho status
upon which the slave women and children
thus freed from their masters. are 10 De con
sidered. he was compelled by his own rea
soning ~ look upon them a taen and vo-
men. not free oo1n. yet free manumltted and
sent forth from the land that held them new
er 20 be reclaimed
lie would have no doubts how To proceed
had he not -een an order from Gen Mellow
ell forbidding all fugitives slaves 10 be bar
bored within the lines. IL the enforcing OF
that order i the policy of the Government
"A a solder he IA oonnd to. enforce II stead
fastly. il not cheerfnlly. but should take a
widely different course if LETT 20 his own dis
cretion
The General concludes - follows: Ia a
loyal State would put down a sersile insur
rection. in a State of rebellion would con.
fscate that VI n Was used % oppose my
arms. sndtskc vi shss property ~hich con
stituted the wealth Of that State and furnish
Ell the means by which the var i prosecuted.
besides being the canse Of the war and IL in
~ doing il should be an objection that human
beings we're brought 20 the free enjoyment
Of life. liberty and the pursuit 81 happiness
such objection might net require much con.
sideraston
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06
Night Dispatches.
Proc iamation of Gov. Gamble "f
acknowledgements al the rs@si-
dent to Governor Gamble. Message.

JsffEEsoN CITY. August 5.--t'ov. Gamble
has issued a Proclamation to the people o..
Missouri. the principal features Of which arr
a. follows.
do hereby strictly charge aud enioin upon
all sherins and other magistrates who are
conserya;ogs OF the peace. 10 Use all the
powers conferred upon them bv Law In AT
resting and bringing 10 punishment all per
sons who disturb the public peace by using
violence against any of their fellow citizens.
and especially are YOU charged TO bring 10
Justice alfwho combine 90 practice violence
sgainstothe persons on account oilheir po
litieal opinions. and IL force should be em
ployed to resist YOU in the discharge Of your
duties 10 an extent that YOU cannot overcome
by the means provided by Law. ,ou are
charged to make known that fac ,iis de
partment that proper measures m'' a. taken
in such cases
IL j. enioined upon all citizen that the,
perform their duty OF giving lnls snation OF
deposits OF munitions Of war belonging 20
the State. thst they NAV come u the posses
sion of the State without being captured by
the troops of the United States. IL u fur
Their enjoined upon all citizens of suitable
age 10 enroll themselves in military organi-
zations that they NAV take part in the defense
of tho State
All citizens Who are embodied under the
act of the last session of the General As
sembly. popularity called the military law, are
notified that the law has bean sbrogated.--
The troops are disbanded the commissions
issued under il ~ we'll az the commissions
under the act Of the same session for the ap.
pointment of Major General have been an
nulled. and all soldiers and officers are en-
- L. L.
Ii those citizens who at the call OF the late
Governor have taken up arms. choose to re
turn voluntarily to their homes, To the peac,
fl pursuits OF their acquisitions. they will
find i'm the present executive n determination
60 afford them all the security in his power
and there il no doubt entertained that they
will be unmolested. The officers and their
troops belonging 20 the Confederate States
who have invaded Missouri are notified that
il j. against the will of the people OF Missouri
that they should continue upon the soil ol
this State. and that their continuance in MIR
souri, win be Considered an act ofwar design
Ell to bring upon our State the horrors OF
war. which Missouri desires 10 avoid. The,
are therefore notified to depart at once from
the State. Signed
HAMILTON RsGAMBLE.
Since inc Governor froCiamdtion was
written the following dispatch has been re
ceived:
e7 " A-stSaIoS, Angus a. troll.
To Ais Erciisncg H. X Gamble.
Governor Of Missouri.
Ia reply 10 your message addressed to the
President, am directed TO say that if by 4
proclamation you promise security to persons
in arms who voluntarily return 10 their ale
glance and become pelcesble and loyal thi'
Government will cause the promise 10 be re-
spected. tSignedl
SIMON CAMERON. Sec',. of War.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06
"Reduced by Dyspepsia to- mere
Skefefou.--

sr1sD ~ "BxrakvK's Hos-ASp BsrIFEs"
sr. 4. AAtohet;, trader probably A. well -lI.sr
ss any man In Western rennfy1vsrs. states a. ie.-
iows Il met with farmer In ArnssroGs ooeug
who Wa redoe~d by Dyspepsia a mere sksistaa !
persuaded Kim 90 by botus Il Basrhave's Hsiisf.
Bitter. believing IL would euss hin. Neetns L.l
sone Doaths amer, what Wa my sstonistneht q
finding him = hale. hearty man. he tod me b. lo4
weighed two hundred po'sfia-. and ths, this ~vrs-r
fal chang had ben produced ~ Brrhave'- Hoilsls
btsess which be sstriiutsd SOLELY Ia rstoa .
mavlSd~im
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06
Troops From the West-Reiease of
Ini.n Mea From Jaii--A Stampede
Among secessioniss..

Kansas Cirr, August 5.--1he steamer
West Wind with 460 Of the Ist regiment Of
Nebraska volunteers. and one company of
regulars from III. Leavenworlh. under Col
. Thayer. arrived at this place last evening
Al o'clock this morning they proceeded
To Independence. arriving there al six A. n
After making a circuit of the city the com
mander formed line ia front Of the jail
when Col Thayer and Capt. splay rode up
10 the Jail demanding the Immediate release
OF four Union men said % be Imprisoned,
and Who we're 10 be executed a. Government
Spies.
This r. n. at o'clock the prisoners we're
quickly liberated and will be taken TO Fort
LeaVenworth The troops returned this o
n and are On their way up the River
Col Thayer states that be saw nothing like
reDeIiioa 40 Independence. there being DO
organized body of rebels ia the neighborhood
as Was reported Several of the most promi.
nent secessionists rushed TO the livery stables
for conveysnces. and fed upon the approach
Of the troops. while Others proclaimed them
selves strong Union men
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06
Col. Bendik Resigns-Better order
and hisky 10 be Cut
od-tsen. Butler Gone Home-The
Winsns steam Gnu to be sent 10
ton-Lamountain Makes DIS
coyeTy.

FosrRKss MosHoK, August 4.-col. Bendix
has sent in his resignation but he still re
mains at Newport News.
More order and discipline prevails since
the prohibition of intoxicating liquors, there
after all packages sent TO Old Point belong
ing TO officers or privatos are 10 be examined
by the Provost Marshall and the liquors
found in them will be turned overto the hoe
pital.
Gen. Butler has gone home
The ). X. Spaulding will carry " Boston
the celebrated Winans S'e,m Gun
Lamountain has discos cred that they are
mounting two very lasse guns on Sewslls
Point. probably with the idea OF annoying
the shipping at Old Point if not the Fortress
itself
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06

fndSf> W. k.Sss Cexrass - HAsgsoss
Cow -Aessf-. McLs,s i cs,>r have heen
.Froiurtd Agents efshi- Ssh kse~n and POI,
aisr Insurance comp.n, r,os csps ! = n
.,s gone ~ skevsr The rno~gx stands
Assars ~ 50 fnsassrre corporatsca a ne
1 non. for wealth. psompsnc-~ and liherzlrs
IN sdss<ssag ard psssrg ~ io-ses
lvzasawI<, $685. - -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06

Lo>poS. JULY - --Breadstun. dali. advice.
from Manchester favorable. price, edvsnc
INK
Ag--. he .s~i.altisf bsukes. hAdus = ~-sed
agss1sr hi< rrnfeslce
The Sultan Of Turkey continued - efec,
reforms
The Duke II Montpelier daughter = dead.
Two men had been arrested ID Turin
charged sifh recruiting for the r-pnfi6csl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06

The Indianapolis Journal OF yesterday
s.ys: the llth regimen, marched from their
barracks yesterday 70 the State House 70 hr
paid of AMI mustered OUT OF the service -
They came down street with drum beltin2
nj banners fisin- \ large crowd Wa col
lectei By their music. eager 10 learn "shu
~as to pay
Up 70 SAtaniss evening tso Regiments AMI
t~o companies of third rcgiment hal heen
paid. The machinery works slowly. The
Paymaster has not snficiency of help ia
order 20 secure greater efi-iency in tse-'ii-
Patch OF business This il owing % the fact
that the three months troops have returned in
d bodyto be mastered out OF service, while
there are six or seven regiments sf recruits
waiting u be mustered in Al the same time.
aud this work all ha- he done bs su- man
CoI B,kka-k.ixari ID. Baker. Senator
from Oregon. hs- been commissioned
Colonel in the Indiana Legion This will q.
able him ~ accept position in the army
Without vacating hi- office n United State
Senator. Hon. James II Lane. Senator from
Kansas. holds a commission Brig adirr
General la the ln.inanl Lagoon. for the same
reason. He desires To act efficiently in mil
hsary way. and at the same tine be ready II
report himself in the Unitei States Senate A.
= member OF that body
osaASIzArioS of rus 22i Rsef4KNI.-The
4 -. - =.
I ma Jefferson al North Madison vii be-
4aown - the 22i Regiment.
jefferson C. Dsvis. CIpsa'a of tie rcsa
Tar army of the United States. Que OF the
heroic defender. Of Fort sumter. mi an
iniianiAn. from Clark county. hss been ar
p.n'ei Colonel John AbrAn Hcndrieka
l. e,s.easni Colnael all &. .rian Tanner
AaloE
Cosoae. !. Z. Dlvi@ Sergeant in Com
PAW h. 81 Inliana under Captain Gibson.
IN the Mexican var. and Wa promoted for
Gallant conduct The old -oldiers Of the
Mssicsa var rejoice hugely Al hi- appoint
.asnt 70 the Coloreicy of the 22i Regiment
VIZ sDdef-tA1u mat Nol. att1Nr at> ~
ss.v.d authority from tae War Department
90 attach 10 hi. regiment hafsers Of arsil
!erS
C.4r S.oIf.-Oae ol tho military camps a
Evansville has been named IN honor OF al,
venerable Commsnder In Cbsl OF sh. Amer
.ssn Army.
Ma o. FuRlotoa. are nusnhcl
%. men on faFleugh belonging To I'd hackle
rnsn- regiment who are required u reioi.
saer command immediately. AL sach al
export % the Adiutant General Immediately
4sa receive passes over the railroads from
Indianapolis % Harper Ferry Such .
nsSle-i q 10 their da.s IN this regard ~ b.
regarded A. ,icscssers and punished soeorl
in.s
Tar i2ra .Ss isfn ks~srVr- - fhss.
80 regiments Of Iadiana solaniseo cosn
IN "A tel b Cots John NJ Wa ilaee az
Hseklsman. have been sent 90 Hssp~r
serrs AMI placed ia brigade aad~r she
command Of Colonel tscrcrombie Of III
United Ssares rnfaass,. The, are "A s'en
hiak d.sl.ioo II the FEDERAL sfms. all ill
- detained a Hsspes- Perry until srrrr-p
ments ara perfected lar AZ afssme soulh
~sri into Virginia
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06

The ino girls shs claimed aud e-s.--i
.xay small Morocco Pocket Book from ~
Store Of Nss<rs Rye q Son. an Srprtt'
LAT. arc requested to r>sarn innedsaael,
They are kne~n snd wiil be dealt with ~
ls-- chi. request ! complied With So
Asa 4 RYcE 4 SUN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06

Plc Nic--There ~ill be Pie Me he'd a.
A. Ellises. near San1 Cut Ssstion IA otter
Creek Towsshie. on SATURDAY August lO,h.
commencing II 10 O'Clock = Citizens
generally are invited
Union speeches viii be made By Messfs-
Charles CRUZ. J. T. Baird. A. r. Crane. W.
z. Mclean. CiIs- T. Hoaford ard other
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06

BCkSaD 10 DEATs.--Aiss. Martha Label
Bodine az miles sast Of Paris. HI. VA
burned % shockingI, by her clothes "a king
are. on the s5th Of july. a 20 cause her
death on the 29th
The deceased hid been attending school At
D. Aarys for some tirss past. and wt-a veil
s1ucatei aud accomplished Young i-ds
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Noon dispatches.

The Yankee Fired Into - General
HeCail-Rebei> on the Potomac
4 school For Cayairy-Mission Of
Gen. Butler Ia washiaston--t.~n
Woot-EHset> OF News Paper A.
snuit~-Aos emeni~ of the Rebels
Strcnghteninx rh~n Position and
Extending Ihei, Lines - Congress
West Point Graduates to be Cali
I'd Into Astsse >eryice-I.ieui.
Maurr,.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06

Pennsylvania Reserve Regiments.
HARRISBURG. August 4.-The LIST Artiller,
L. s. volunteer regiment. Col. Riesh. will
march TO morrow Twelve regiments of the
Pennsylvania requisiticn leave for Washing
ton TUESDAY,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06

The advertiser, having been restored Lesith - =
few weeks by very simple remedy after hssi1- s,f-
fsred several years with se-ere hung affection aue
that dread dissass, Conslmptlons anxious to mas.
known 70 bis felio- sufferers the means o. cur
To tho~e ~hs w1sh u Try i.. b. VIA send a osp,
the prescription used IRE q Charge viii tbe Gre,
tons fcs preparing snd using the same. ehich thsy
viii And sure cure for Consumption. Asthma Hsoa
ehts, &c. TIE only object q The advertiser T. o.
sending the prescription 70 benefit the afflicted an
spread Information which ke conceive to be ius.us
DIE. and b hopes every sufferer Viii Try hls remedy
as IL costs them netLing. and may prove blessing
Parties wishing she prescription will ssesse udares
REy. EDw RID A. WILSON.
Williamsburg.
sepisd~i~ King County. \. \
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06

Lo>poS. July cs-c6nsai- quoted At s9a.
90 Bullion IN hank n England hss n
creased Ia. 900
II vs. reported that Lori Woodhou-e had
resigned the secressryship Of England
The Hnx otiersions1 . the cs-siou Il
sardinia 70 Fr3nce attracted Intention
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06

AccsDE>T.-A young girl thirteen 80 isas
teen years old. fell of a fence on North q
Street Yesterday evening. and hn,ke her
arm above the elbow IN most shocking
manner This i another warning % eh'i
dren and even grown persons % be "a Fsi"i
how they climb on fences