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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07
Ayers Ague Cure,
FoR THE sPElpY CURE OF

latsrnitisnt rcvsr o. F.,er ard Agu-. Re-aittsni
Fovsr. C..ii Fever. numh Asge, Periodical iced
ache o. Riious !eada-h- 80 ltilicu. -
vrrs, Indeed fos tne whole class Of css-
or gnating IN hillary df-ange-
tr,ui caused by The Malarao q.
x.sinauc Countries
Nc ar. enabled here % osfrr the community .
remedy Which wbiiej il cures Tie above complaints
with certainty. s eth perfectly harmless Ia sl,y
quantity. Such remedy - invaluable IN districts
wher. these affecting disorders prevail It's curs'
exne!s tho r-suslsc poison of fe,sr and Asne from
.ie sysies. ard prevents the dsvsiopnsns Of the
disease il aksA the tTsi approach oi Is pgsl3on-
tory syrnptoins. Il - not only he best remedy ever
vet discovered iof ts class II complaints, hut also
ne eheape-' Tho iarg- quantity We supply for
liar brins a. within the reach oi every ts,ay, sssd
N billions disfrc'- where Fever aud Asne prevails,
-yeryhdy should have u and gse 4 freely both for
nre end pr,tccsicn. a great s"i'rgto'ifS q thi-
rrnety OVER aly other discovered for the -lee-
N anu certain II lutermiitenfs that Il con-
taius no ounin- mineral. consequently II produ-
ccs NJ qusnism ether injurious ELECTS whatever
upon the constitution 1hose en se ls u are isr
healthy - II thsy hsd never had the di-easc
Fever and Ague is MT alone the oonsequsaee Of the
Tssna'ic poison. great variety II di-or' e arre
from it, irrtsti, n among which are
Neuralgia rheumatism. ttou,, Hsas-cils. Blindness,
Toothach,. Ear4che. Cafsrrah. Asthma, rspi-
tsti,n. Paiasal Affection Of the spleen. hys
tsro-. Pain Ia the Bowels. Collie, Paralysis
and tsrangrment ~ the stomach.
Al of which when originating Ia THE oaDe. put on
th. Intermittent tyIe. or bcveme periodical. Ihs
sCvs, sxisi- tlic ;..i>on FUN tho biood. sna
s.4csnflx c3rrs them AL alikc IL l. ins sAis
protection 90 immigrants and persons travelling o.
.@mporN-iy residing IN tho iEaiari,us districts l.
.akr.a occasionally daily While cxp-ed 90 the in
ectiau, fhgf eiil le eN~retrd from the 81 and
,srnoi accumulate In sufficient quantity TO ril-n
into dissa-e II re IL l. .Ees nlO.e vruahle for
,r,teciion than and r ~i ever nr-- frot''
intermittenp Il fh.s svsii theni--lv.- - To. pc
icciiDn :h- remedy - 'rtis
e. Prerar.i D., In J. c. ANEKk CO.
Lowell N4.ra hg.>sft-.
aIl onr reinedis 80, f.r saie iy H. CtNIS.HNs.
" n D,.sELiy. sns ~ Al Druggists ia T-'r~-
Hfute-
whol.Sa.e i,y AIl5,. Co. Cincinnati
Iani a.i-.o-i-lr.t
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MEDICAL.
scrorula, or Kings Evil,

rs csns:itstssusi disease. !. eorr1pticn cf the
l. blood, 81 Which thls rnid beooaes virAisS, weak
nd pcor. Belng In The crc1lsuoe. Il p~rva1es tke
heis boy, ana nav 6arst l. 1lscsl or any psr1
q a.. Noe q frss froE iss sttscks y thsr
a1e witch Il u.s - les. -. 4h- srf-fcsvs s-iis
= v4rio-siy Al ~ ,~c-lstzi Zsesrt. ~ g.-r~
nishy haAl.. the dsprss.s-s ss..-e "a. "a o.. al d,
vtrerca. .f.csLo- ~ DrrN 81 ~ "a, if e
aezrsttly e,issitat3ou q -crss'is 'fro'f pa
-rfs To cllldFcu gato he third aEd i0nrth go1rra-
en- Indeed i -ee-ls % ~ the 20 q Him wlo
~ys, 4 ~ll not IA, 'isu.iiss q l- tsthsrs sros
iheif chiiiren.H
IL e.cts ccsnne-ce - dcpo,i,ion from the eioot
= corrupt = useerVrs lattff, NhcL. IN tie sang-
liver, ant internal organs u teFtned tartcrcies; IN
shs glaT.ts. sv.ings and on The surface. erap;.os
~ores. this foul corrur.ic ~hcf geuters IN the
riod deprssses the energies Of h.s 40 thai srro,n-
ious complaints tNt they have Ear isss power C
1tt-tsod the sttscks cf ofb~r dseks~s cctEsec urnt
y sAsg uun0ers psrsa "a csoT%ers VI cb, slskoa<h
ao' serof4lou il fteif nature are still rrUterlt ia
tai hy this tant In the system. kost q TIE con-
sumption which a,Cimat~t the human family has its
pr-p dlrcCly ga this scToiuious contamination; Hnc
.aapy destructive diseasss 81 the nvsr kidIsyN.
orsn and. inc~ed &C ell THE orrsa-, arise fro-n
arc aggravated ~ ths cars-.
One ousrter q ell people -crosuicus. their
oersons invaded by this lurking iifcct.c- aud
ber health = uncrrmlncc ~ L.. 70 Ciessss ~ frou
tbe systrn must reuovAte lie blood y tteys-
tive medicine and invigorztr II ~ hrslt.y fsod
exercise such medicine 49, supply ~
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TfCn@fS fOR SALE AT ALL MAIN
OFFICES

rEEIsRF-
~ IA rso-t --lsi.f. - - de- i.i.>as 60 "a
z, +. sra.s s.DA iis5elrlis. - inrs f - y
,as.if,ors - - r.sat "a The RaiKoefs . Ono.
H~n.1r-y l,..iarsa. Niir-fs wf-ev'.u. io~a- 49,
ser.-f ~ ..Aiiro-4 SiTvct.
the rernsslv-nla R.iirost si-n Connects Il i-ut-
h,~rh wtth steamer ~ ~hiea Gos~'- a. oe icf-
,,-.,..i 10 any rs-t ou tk~ otfc. huskinggr, sef-
On ~ T.-r~--- tsv'hr-irno. iiiinos-. Si.si~~..--.
IL .-..ir .ssr1fi. ksf-sas. Arksnsss and Red f.N-
-. An1 a Cl@vrl1 - raf-irssy and tAicago viii
g.. s,@~r - ~ rsrts DE rofth estrrr Lake.
ssrrhanis and Slpp-rs stIsssiriE nc frs7si-c-ta-
n. II ,hesr Frsisti . 'sss ConFsny can rsy wit
cocf3eu-e % - rre--iy transit
fuE RATS OF Fi;KIGHT u apy pfu; n ths
w~ss ~ the p.r.sy,vAnia Railros1 At al tines
rsxs~<hl. rfss-g-o ~ othef RsiiFe-e Gen.
psnicf.
Be particular y marx pAessses ''ss' rEs~ssvv ss,s
Ran =, II"
= . SSFFDER. rhiisieiphi@-
vAgRAW A. COINS ~ North o. seig'uore.
.eIEECH q 90. Ne , A-tr~ Hs~I--. - >n- -o-tt
wfiisln -. Sf~ lcrs
fFECH 4 Co. " STATE -, boei"u
IA a HOUSTON lseners q krs.xht kgvr1 rs
B~OrH lg~fS. General Sap'l. A.. 49, Penn,
I. n aOUPT, General Sea-, As~rs ieiisde'peia
->ef~ir
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Annual Rrpori OF the Auditor Of yixo
(otst,.
ID )EfokT q - Avfitos q vigo oo-ntY. s-u.f-.
IL the sDcri.. r.o.is.s And s.s'- go - -.s-
onsm%i,clng iuDs ID A. a.. Esso soe -,.iin< ".
LET. A. y. i-sl. in..-sis-.
REChlPf-
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rhe mo-, ofecual remedy which The medical rkill ."
Jcr tunes drviee Tits everywhere psevsiilns
ard fAs' nalsdy. Il cornhtne1 frhas he uost active
rene. Als tA4f nsve beer discovered for the expur
<stis. Il tids fosi disondef oa The blef. sud ths
o. the system fro.l IL destructive
uencss. H-fscs if shouic fe employed Tor th-
4 no, only Scroiria, but sl-o 'ho-r o.l~r assC
wLcs ar.s, .-c-. II, sue 81,
E-u uDtixe md Skin D~eases. -. hn,hofy's -,
i.sse, oT sr.sp pe-ss. IN .les. iustales. ko'cA-
-. IAias ln1 foiis. rir.crs. letter AID Salt
h-8eum. >csis ~ ian.~orIn. ilhea-
m8fisr, ~vpEI.uc sne ksFcureH.
D'--sslr rrrr.y. Dyspepsia.
D.blllly. snc, indeed. a..
Complaints arising 'rufu
Nl'iated or Impure
biocc.
The popular belief IN 'fupur-ty - TIE Olc1i" q
founded n TRUTH Tor sCsouis is asgoncrauou of the
bloot Tie particular purpc-- and viTs-s 4 t.ls
SsrSa 3As la II 10 pCe ano resensrSt- thi- vital tr
ID without which sound health IA Impossible IN
81 f4.utiollr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

rsRKn-ssurx . sscaxoSn sAiLsotp.
r-.st.- I~sx- r-sl-@ krr.s..
NJ. 80. s.....N.gs. ~ l. 49,
Nj. as. Stsgess. y :. n -. -
rssxr skVrn sLrO~ -. -, - EktLsokn.
frlns Leave FrA'- Aff's
-. q. go. a. ---A Asil----.N 4. -.ss > -
- = 49, > -. frt a A-s- -. =. =. a
r..>>vllr a c..Svos p~St,ts snLoan.
r..t,-t~.~~ Ifs,ns Ar-ivs.
~o l. sNo a $780, ArVc-r - ~ l. u = =
IA iogs A. -. Nsl.....> \ 40. . -
spcxvtILs xxTsS>fos
rrki-- les~r. Tn~ ArrlfF.
vNl tiSrs....sei.. .... Se. !. rs. s.s
c.,.z.~ros.- ussis Yreu,pey - a. sSe-~ ge-ts
- csLr~ctlng nars
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07

t,.-.I .d~er,i--zssat. rny csass p~r -suAs- -seh
a.-ffgn -.
.,o.s..s.s-r arrangements = sts siiA .Aoss N
va sisert-e ~ The ysar, ~fta - r','-.
.aI - eosafns1 .frsctiy y tl-'F Tssni" '''"e-s'
.ns sfsz .-ss esst-f>'fy -.
ts~~-.l.~rnsnts fu - sr~a'a. r-.'e- c0ss-a ~i'i
bs -hsrxrd 80 pTice-
,s..'r~.s slr-. pabHshei "a h. i--si eo'u-ns .
80. IT,. -. u.dr vii 10 chsrgef - ssc1 tr<eri -
a.. n o~-~ t~n llnes. - c-rf- 30 -
sf.s--fsen 80 s~nf IN 81 10 afs~+r~f u-s~, I'll
,.. "A t.~eA --tg-sh- Hr~ss Jftef e efft
-t.x .i,.r.slor n .fswlias sivcgu.srsrf -
80 - r~a-s-al - The rr1ss. uale-~ ofh>r~f--
sxreet upou 0y enf'tae-
,.s-,s srsnr .salf.sss fo- osc< = r-ery cs---ip-
.o.. -ul :. 80 60 escn n.nis N the O-a
an: s..oo ln me Daily Naf weekly 'H~'S'
cracS.
No xratuitou- advertlssrnruu ~hs-s-er
chsr<~s ~ifi he m.fs for Inserting NE r7s4c-- o.
sii O-f.ers Societies. - Asscstsusrs =, ioli0Tf
For ~.ch rctlce NO exceeding iinse - e~s -
q. ias~-f on. Oser efgnf uns- a this fsfH'
auusts.sue .ra;hs <itk fsns-sl n-tics Ftsre-c.
sstse~- ~ ye-tsva,s. Tr's- .ni Ercu--sens Eo.ter
a D, tnf.~icr.i. o. sfsc1.lons. - y cnorehsN,
regular rrice-- =,
"a ru~g. ctdr-irx. sns payment -, 70 - ielsy'a
70 the e-s pro~~e6iuEs. be. -tiectahe - 'n' n>aNi
,a.as PeAil.her ~ .-xo1-fst So the accufery -
exs advertisement 49, 1nf 80 -n711s ch~r.sa ~
sssir patiicati0u-
he Weekly Express
subl.ted .vsry Wednesday. Assi so per sSHura,
srso osp~r -ss, wiihou, sh- rscsey. ~ ec,trs :
a songsr lrae than pad ior.
dates OF Advertising In weekly,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07

ASSETS
cs.h BaInnee IN Bank, s2s.so7 3
sonds and Mortgages lbeing first Hen on
Real Estate worth az beast 81. SGT ,enol es eo9 %
Loans or Stock, payable demand
.kmsrket value o. securiuss si9s SO 50l ~ 500 o
RAJ, stock. (nefket v@iuel sSs55 ..
United states Treasury Notes fn@rfet
value, los. .ss3 e.
Rrooklyr CITY Water Bonds. lo. 80 .,
forth Carolina stats BONDS ls-aTkei vaD z-1 "
Missouri State Bond (msrkei vslue' u e0G D.
Zeal Estate, N y all street 65 sos 4;
interest due ou 1t January ls6l. 90
which az ,1s0 - has siuo, been reS't 77703 81
balance "a hant- OF Ae,enis and In course
q transmission from Agents on lst of
Jannary lof which sil 3Se IL h.-s'uoe
been received. so.loo !,
'rus Receivable for Premiums on In
land Ksks), ,&,sss O.
fher Property. NiscelieaeCus i.ssrs. 800 O.
Premiums due and unoollected Pei:
cies issusd at oioe. $3.50 l.
Total, sl,49s.s0s -
CHARLES J. MARTIN, PHrsusxr.
Al. wnLaARTH. vic- Psrsrn.S,
:. MILLION SMITH. sEoArr,sv
iOIsN NcGgE. Ass'r ssc'S
CHARLES C:.Jir, Agent.
No PHTNIx ROW.
raisdu EACrr, M
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NEW ANT,CLEi
Rob ack's Stomach eitters I!

fee aifd ochFouol Ntol-lsruic and C<sfkzial,
vlg tonf a the S'SalscA 49, - the ,rtvcncon q
iilou- oofn7.aitts. clo~ut - the Western cOsutFy
fry H.
As moTaiss ofiak. 70 sssst digestion add r...-~s
Dy-2eJs-a. % h>s 10 equal. Try g.
u s1roT ~ = sts-<rscr 20 ol.er bift<rt Try
The formula - thsse DittsTs. llss., tie sols
property of ~. Robsck, o1ginst.. With Gee n ile
Oldest AMI eminent Medical Prsc..,otrrs cr tie
He-', AID II Is directly rredic.'ed upon 'hs warts -
Western people.
T1ssc Filters derive their slmulns froa. .he power
q. fsic ~ 80 a1t ~ whlch th~y
cs-D,ssai. 49, thss sF- - af-v''v Ut
frf.t - - sf-s~@r4 .oaDcssx- a
TEMPERANCE.
~ a Pc ..~.sf veiis-ei fns Ia -.-irg them
s.is,t a .es;, ~ public ~eliAfs l. fabscry~a-
ALL - fer sa'e hy all a ~ fchscks f,u-
Ase- a.. and st Horels Ac the country ever
il tie meantime orscrs will be n4lcG dtrecl irSla
.S'ennst N any cLsntip, and st tlr lowest rsies
Z J. put ny In Quart fottles, and sscrrsi, pscksc q
dcr cases. haf dof sample eases viii, h0~.v,r.
pack Il asi ecHt - any address. 4 d-sircd.
.tesati Price. % per bottle, or ss1
for IS.
Principal cfic. and salr-roo-n- No e. EA-t Fou--t
rect. - bo4ldlng from Main su~ct. Clns.f4.-sl
o.. Laboratory, No q Hsn.nssid street
Fo- ale IN w. County -
m p0SSEiIf. T-rr, hsufs.
J 4 Ctsl>GHAM
wh l. SHAY, New t-oshen-
PErkR bCskff<k, Centr.~.Al~
~ y Druggists Al.d Merchants ssDsrei.l
hroughoui the Uni,-i states ani Csnstss.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07
BATES HOUSE.
WV. JUDso>, Proprietor.
Corner OF Illinois 81 Washington St..
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
TERRE-HAUTE HOUSE

TERREHAUTE. INDIANA
(rozxrRrr KNOW "a I'VE PzAIzIx soc>rS
rJ,Hfs - oSr or THE LARGEsr. INST AR.
I kAsnf1. alef fssst cSFrfo~tahis Hr<sis in IN
wee. A. far s1perior ~ s-ery cfhrr re-r-cs any
1fhe- m fNis clty. II confains ere hlnS-~i AMI
s<-nsv pleasant ell vrrtiisied ~ w~i fu-ulxhed
f<ds'nr ro~-fs. several win ra-iur~ alfsra
"a 81 rse scce,nncfaiion q fsmiiies I; sfusf~1
n shs -r~s pleasant part n n. city, nf eouvc11sr
~ Railroad De,-ot.-
81 oundba.z>< Hxxs aDf rom tbe ucc~-.
uaaslsn 8EN. RURO&.
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~ ~ F,-~yrEN7U SFi'-ASgI-.L S74IE
AE.vT 81 s!o condition of me Ht'.RS Ls-St-
RdSCE C'y.HPANI II tAe oNg - Her Jog&,
oT fae - fIy - Jtasr-g. lsel
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Y. D. ALIEN. A. v.c.
Isr---H-ut.. jan y. fSf-5-s~
?. She espsnses q this var ~ cnn7srr. wf,s
TOE s.y<s-s 'or isse'lnt go shc~ q c-cr~ses Q,
90 40
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07
he Weekly ExpreS

-rrher. nj. b no deviation from The seov.
se~- . -.
srA4ver,s.sments Published N 10th nsiiy sad
veeky Will Be charged The fall Daily rates Win On"
.4 Il th~ weekly rates AIDED
CHARLES CRuFT Pro'x.
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= DNINIsTRAToR's SALE

n woke !. h---hy river thai wili al AZ Flb-
- au~,,or IN Frsdsy tbe sr<h = oz~er~. 1ssl. 81
"A ~e-kt~,r- q Iszaicl ID1if, lsfc - Fige cos1ty
a-u<s.s-i al his perseskl r.srtfis 90 Fss-'s~f ~
- s,serl cuss<llns fon~~5ssd furuftssre. Hcs
- Csifis. Hc<s. Az, fsrrs'1r iHE.en'enss Sfur,
a. A e~..sIt n on re.r all - svs- ou al suns
c-.r tk-se tsfi.r. ne rafefs<<f stvite nss -its
s..roV.a --rssx -sIrrx -.s7asion - spr~-s@sDsss
ls~x HIM SMITH Asns
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4 DEMONSTRATIONS --Notice is
. Aeretsy rv~n. hat icttsrs ~ afnfnssrar-0-
b-v- b~cn grsuf~d tn the unter-,Es~. rVoo ths
tsis a Ard wilkins, dxrss-c zoe trsts 10 slp-
f~t - - rsi~~sst- 10 r>r-oo- 'r.istte 70 80 de-
eedcri g. cr.s AMI fs-s r. C~srt osh>r~1st. are
esrnrstiy rrcuered % maze fun-3issa p.yrrcf
I'D Ave th~.,><t~c. f1rsher s,>~
n n Nu1xSTr. Asrss
SOy 4. la4l-ilv-~s~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-30
A Great Nuisance,


A petition is in circulation among the German
Republicans of Illinois, praying the President to re-
move Cameron. as "a great nuisance" The follow
ing is q copy of the petition.
40 his EaeeIlency AbTdhaal Lincoln President Of
the United States
"The undersigned citizens having come to the
conclusion and sincerely believing, that Mr. Simon
Cameron, your Excellency's present Secretary of
War, is in every respect wholly unfit for the high
and at the present time doubly important position
your Excellency entrusted him with, and further
believing that he is in fact great nuisance TO the
country, would most respectfully pray pour Excel
lency to rid the nation and yourself of the said OH
GER, and to replace-hm by a nObler and an ADLER
man, in whom all loyal citizens may ceBfde.
Discharge SIMON Cameron, and you have Woa
the country dozen victories!
We, therefore, will ever pray, &c &C.
The Anzeiger deS IFeStens of Illinois, hopes the
pettionmay be efiectual in removing the public
nuisance" from the Cabinet
We have head returned volunteers say that the
belief in the army was that Cameron was not the
only great nuisance" in the Cabinet; and that the
impression was PREVALENT that they would 81 go out
of office wealthy. whatever their pecuniary coad>
ton might have been before they went in.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-30
CARD FROM HON. II A. r.. NELSON.
TO the People of East Tennessoe.


Having ascertained from reliable authority that
an order had been issued to take effecs on the day
of Immediately after the late election, directing
my arrest l left home on the morning Of the cleo
tion with the view of making my way to Barbours-
VILE Kentucky, where l designed to remain, If
could safely do So until should receive authentic
evidence of the final result and if it appeared that
had received larger vote than either OF the can
dldates for the Confederate Congress- intended to
serve the people in the Congress of the United
States but if otherwise to return home and decline
any action against the popular will. After using
every precautiOn in my power to avoid detection,
was arrested on the night of the 4th of August by
the Home Guard, consisting, as l understood, of
thirty persons of Lee county, Virginia, whose yig-
lance had been excited by certain citizens OF ham
cock county, whom l passed on the way, and who
became suspicious of my purpose. Having stated
that would make no effort to escape, was taken
with my guides and my son, by some ten members
of the Guard to Cumberland Gap, where we were
delivered to Col F. NJ Walker, by whose direction,
after remaining there few hours, we were sent to
Abingdon. Virginia, from which point we were
taken to Richmond
Having long since determined to endure or suffer
any possible consequence that might result from
the course had conscientiously adopted in our re-
cent troubles, INDUCED in no vain murmurs or re
grets and being in the hands of the military power
deemed it useless even to inquire at Cumberland
Gap upon what charge was arrested, or what dis
position was to be made of me. had formed de-
Termination to ask no quarters at the hands
of the military and civil authorities, and to
make no compromise or concession but when
reached Abingdon l was much gratIfed to find that
Col. John Baxter, at the risk Of his own life, had
magnanimousy volunteered to go to Richmond and
act as my counsel or otherwise render any lawful
assistance in his power. At the same point also
met with DR.. Jeptha Fowkles, who was acting in
the character of Peace Commissioner to East Ten
nessee, and who, although had only slight per-
sonal acquaintance with him, manifested there and
in all subsequent proceedings zeal and sOlcitude
for the quiet of this division of the State and for
my own discharge upon honorable terms, which
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-30

COMMISSIONERS TO WAsHSGTON.-It is repor
that dispatch has been received IN this city
nouncing the result Of the interview between
Lincoln and Commissioners sent b. Gov. Mage
to Washington Il IS stated that the President
determined TO shape his policy, 50 tar as regs
Kentucky, agreea5ly to the wishes Of the VI
members Of TIE Legislature and ne Ji7ioR delsgd
IN Congress-. This. doubtless, accounts for the
published in the ,0aTnol for the Union members
Congress in this State 70 assemble in Frankfort
Monday next.
We regard the reply Of the President to the q
missiOners-if it shall be as rep0fted-as BY
means satisfactOry-ss 4 trick Of the Union pa
70 gain time, so that by an act 81 the Legislat
the Lincoln encampments in the State can be-
creased and legalizsd; and the State Guard disba
ed; and when this snail be done, there win ID
difficulty in marching Lincoln soldiers into
State and re-enscting here the same scenes WI
have transpired in Maryland snd Missouri
isUilIs Courier, aug. 2s.
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PROGRAMME OF THE LEADERS oFTH UNION PARTY
There is question that the leaders of the Union
party preparing for the occupation of Kentucky
by Lincoln troops. Major Anderson has arrived in
Cincinnati, where we presume, he will remain uns
III called upon by the Legislature to take charge of
the Military Department of Kentucky. Extensive
arrangements being made to carry out this pro-
gramme. 1t is reported that thirty cGUnon are
to6s brought here imnsdidLey, and it is highly proba
bic that Major Anderson will establish his head
quarters IN this city. The Federal troops in pos
session OF this city and Covington. and controlling
the Covlngton and Lexington and the Louisville and
Nashville Railroads. will at once place Kentucky
in s far worse condition than Maryland. The i'm
portance Of the occupation of Louisville is fully
appreciated by the General Government, and we
should not be at all surprised should our city be
under military rule IN less than one week.
We earnestly trust that the State authorities are
fully prepared to maintain invOlste the neutrality
of kentucky. BY so doing, war may be averted;
bu if our city and state shall be occupied by Fed
era troops, our people will be doomed to bloody
anG protracted civil war.--LoUjSUiHs Courier, dug
2S
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@. S. MAYFIELD, Sec'y.
Consolidation of The Northern Army-State
Lines Abolished.

Washington Correspondents Of the Phislsiphis Inquirer.
A new era has dawned. The recent order of the
War Department, ordering to Washington all the
regiments now organized in the Northern States,
and all parts of regiments, even if unarmed and
without uniforms, is but step in the order
of things that has been inaugurated here since the
adjournment of Congress That step will result in
the formation of National army. The men, as
they arrive here, will be formed into companies
and regiments irrespective of States from which
they come. They will be armed and uniformed
alike the uniform being the army regul alton dress
of blue cloth A new nomenclature will be adopt
ed discarding the names of States, and referring
only the position which the respective regiments
will occupy in the grand army of the United States
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DENTI.EsfES-- In your issue Of tO~iay nstiee the
subjoined Yankee tslegrspilio dispatch ~
s'CNorNEATI, August %. "A skirInish occurred at
Hawks Nest, in KanawIia Valley, eight miles be-
yond, the goth. The Confederates, some four
thousand strong, advanced 70 where the 1Ifh Ohio
Regiment had erected barbados, and were driven
back with loss Of fifty killed and numbar woun-
ded and taken prisoners.
"0ur loss was only two slightly wounded and one
missing. Our forces captured quite a number of
horses and equipments
have just returned from General Wise's COM
mand having left there on the night Of the 20th and
after the skiruish was over Our force consisted of
parts of thrSe cavalry companies, amounting in al
to about 100 men, and the enemy numbered at least
GOO. Col Crogha9, Of our brigade, drove the enemy
back to the Hawks Nest, taking two prisoners and
doing other damage not known at the tine of my
departure Our loss was one killed and three
wounded. Cen Wise was present during the action
and as cool and selfpossessed as though no enemy
were in the vicinity. Our brigade was encamped
at Locust Lane, not less than five miles from the
scene of action, Yours truly,
..r b, -A s D.B. PHILLIPS, G. S. N,
Medical Director CT Forces under Gen. Ii. A. Wise.
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Mrs. NJ A KNOX having been unexpectedly called
to Virginia by the illness Of her son, would inform
her patrons that she expects to be in her schooroom
on the ID Of September, when she would be pleased
TO see all her pupils OF the last session and as many
more as viii make her complement for the ensuing
year. Forty pupils can be received-thTty into the
day school and tea into the family.
Should Mrs. X. be iUdrOddbly detained, Mrs Julia
Norton Young, her former invaluable assistant, will
take her place until her return
Richmond, Va, Saturday, Aug. a, 1861
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