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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Epsroa Exrnk-s.-l am candidate Tor
tue Olhee OF County Treasurer.
June II. ie6s ; n ALLn'
lana candidate fOf tie O.s8ce oil Treas
urer Of vigo counsy AZ the ociober election
'''' " II ). DURHAM.
a. .,e authorized to announce Z. W
u,,hoyg =. Candidate for the oihce OF Col
i.esor and Treasurer OF the county OF Nisc.
am a candidate for County Treasurer.
ROBERT BkI0OS.
T. MADISON i candidate for the
of.ce Of County Treasurer a. the October
election.
am candidate TOT the Office OF Treasurer
ofViSo County 2. the October election.
JOEL II. HESTER.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28

The undersigned are authorized 70 recruit
Company Tor the 9Th. This Is the last
Regiment sos which the advance pay and
bounty will be offered. The Res iment must
he filed Immediately. therefore il vii be
necessary Tor al MO desire to enlist TO DO
- without delay. The time Tor ca sting
-ill expire next Saturday. Ofsce on Nsin
Street. krst door eat Of Tuell's old stand.
FRED A. ROSS.
GORDON LEE
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28

- Our citizens viii not forget the Mass
Meeting at Sullivan 10 morrow. The speech
Of Gov Wright will be the principal feature.
Other speakers. however. have been invited.
and stands erected, so that speaking will be
had at several points at the same time. Ere
paraiions for an immense oulpouring have
been made.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28
FOREIGN NEWS

SANDY Hook. Aug. 81. 10 =. a.-The
Persia Is now passing THE point, advices two
DAYS later.
The news relating to Garibaldi il very
vague aud contradictory No collision is
yet reported.
LIvxRrooI- Breadstrtfs have a downward
tendency. Consols 9315Qs34 for money.
Wheat quiet with decline % 1G2l per
ceutal. Corn frm.
Paris Aug Is rs lea;ed that the Tus
csraws Lett f..i.,s "a undc4 Government. or
-. = -,..-0-cd - -~cei-ed telegram
from Liverpool, TIA; the steamer "290" Was
in she channel. oenco her departure. She
wa. expected back AZ Kingston. The MORN
ming Post regards drafting "a an issue in
which failure would be ruin certain and def
mate Fhe daily news attacks Rnssels re
spouse 10 Seward "a inconsistent with dignity
and sell respect. II argues that after Roe
bucks insult 10 the Noiherners before the
Prime Minister az sheffield. the les raid
about hostile demonstrations tho better
The Army and Navy Gazette regards the
military prospects Of the South less hopeful
ard thinks they should be making offensive
demonstrations lbefore the new northern
levies are raised.
The New York correspondent Of the Times
charges the North with loss OF enthusiasm
aud says that II signal humiliation befall
McClellen or Pope the independence OF the
South would be secured
Napoieon's fetc passed eff without politi-
cal significance. The Emperor made no
speech He reviewed the National Gaard
on the itth. the first tine since the comp de
s,afc
The monthly Seturs OF the bank Of France
show decrease IN cash of u millions
francs.
The patrie thiEks after the French occa-
py the City OF Mexico. Spain may propose
10 again place the Mexican question on the
basis of the London Convention.
Garibald had Quit Castro Giovana. and
arrived at Plaxe wiih volunteers. IL i a..
serted. not Numbering more than 1000
Royal troops continued 20 advance. Some
petitioners be.iexei that notwithstanding
Appearances there ! Al the bottom com
plese accord between s4ribaldi and Victor
Emanuel.
/ Rieasch + AID 10 favor (;arab2ldis I'D
vance 70 Rome.
Austria wss taking strong precautions "a
Nenct.a.
The Pfussian Government Va in dificul
~ ~i,h IL Military Budget
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28

II Tut,ie's Come, and Tuttle's Family
Grocery are two different Institutions. The
former you will find about 5 deg. west Of
the Polar Star. on clear bright night. the
latter, Ne i chaaic's Row and can DC seen
between the hours OF ; II. and Or. ".
Sundays excepted.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28
Aug - div

man at the Terre Haute Female College.
one on whom some responsibility NAV be de
volved. in experimenting outdoor affairs.
and who Is not above work \ single man
Is preferred Also two or three good dining
room girls and a. many good washer women.
To all OF the above il veil recommended.
good wages will be given and prompt pay
JOHN COVERT
Aug - div
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28
MARYLAND.
srrcIAL ro TnE HrrAIn.

srECIAL TO IlE HLEALD.
Tho condition of affairs in Maryland is not
satisfactory to loyal Union men. II is we'll
known that the rebels there are openly or
hanized, and in every county in the State,
and there is reason TO believe they are fally
prepared with arms and only wait an oppor-
tunity TO raise the Black Flag of rebellion.
The military authorities are strongly urged
20 require the disarming Immediately Of all
who viii not take the oath ofallegiance
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28

~ We are pleased TO learn that Capt.
= l.. Hough, OF the 18th Regulars, who
= veil known TO our citizens. has been com
i-sioned Colonel Of the 18th regiment, Or
:. zed at indianapolis.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28

and thirty thousand mer for tie frs, grand
army Of GOO 900. and IL how has 10 duplicate
the number to eli the call for Co., COO. Give
this army fighting Generals. and il viii go TO
the Gulf like an avalanche. IL needs DO
policy bat to crush everything that opposes
IA
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28

~ The "Silvcr Greys" at an election
held on Tuesday evening. elected as officers
John Scott. Captain @. G., Boord, Ist
Lieutenant John b Ludowici. 2nd Lieu
tenant The former sergesnt- and Corpo-
rails were re appointed
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28

t8- The publishers of the Bloomington
Paatssrssl. unable TO keep any Of their
able bodied printers from cnlisiing. advertise
TOR Young ladies' 70 learn the business Of
setting t,Fe They add
1T i business peculiarly adapted to
- omen's nimhie tngers-light. pleasant. and
easily learned. Almost any young lady can
accomplish herself in the art in two or three
months 40 "a 20 earn from sit TO nine dollars
Der week
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28

~ GOV Yates. Of Illinois has telegraph
81 to " .,nston that fifty regiments viii be
Organized ed ready by the first Of Septem.
her
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28
rpou fofrfsyIffT

LorssvsllE. Aa-. I5-The Journal learns
that - Of MDr.sls men vent to Scat,sville
on Monday and made several arrests aas
carried od large qusnfity o; eood- frcn
several stores and leaving IN the afternoon.
promising % Tcssra that nlght sith his whole
force Crrsie1clteneut ~ Glasgow Morgan
j. reported ssill at Hartsville with 2. 900 aen.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28

- The Enrolling Commissioner has not
YET ~ ted his labors in this county. We
-h- --obably be enabled to publish the re
suit . Z q rollment this week, and are
confa. NJ T. 'esult will show highly favor
able 20 he riotism of our citizens
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28

OK SALE on RESr.-A dwelling
house, in pleasan. part Of the city, contain
ing eight rooms. There is on the premises
good brick smoke house, barn aud stable,
good COW house. cisicrn holding 20 bbls.
of water; also, good well Of water close to
cash or will trade the same for any kind of
good trade II not sold il will be rented
Enquire Of II. MILLER.
1T door South Stewart House
Aug % div.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28

~ Cur readers will ind an Interesting
letter in another column. from DR. +. Read.
now with the 2ls, Indiana. written to = friend
IN this city.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28

sE- About seventy recruits from Greene
county arrived at indianapolis last week.
from whence they 60 south 70 III "P the
5slh regiment
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28
FROM pUlLApELPHlA.

fEslApxrrafs. Aug. G-Tbe Fress cf
,his CITY has a ru,nor that cen- S;sei sAos
Gen. Mcdowell thrsgh The head on the
battle fsld Al warrenscr The ness comes
from Baltimore.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28

~ Il j. aid that farson Bro~nlo~ =
copy right on his book amounted TO sl' 900
~ sixty dAys. AID that the demand j. rna-
hated.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28

e John " Coleman has been commi--
sioue1 Quartermastef Of the 18th regiment.
81 this place.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28

MAAEIxp On the 23d inst. by Rev J..
Brown, Mr. IoHS X. Woops and Miss Mar
r Sxock.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28
FRESH OYSTERS


have shis d.y commenced receiving fresh
Baltimore Oysters Az ~in esnsiuae - re-
oeivc them daily throughout the season. /
~i.l also sell them b. tie Ga AM half can
ard -srr2n; them 70 - irrsh and sweet
AaS - jis cHAs. KERN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28

~ The heated term y new upon ~. bat
we are anxiou-ly looking Tor drof about
the middle OF next month.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28

- Ia another column will be found a
letter FROM Henry Fairbanks. Esq.. showing
the whereabouts Of the 7lst regiment.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28
Modern Convenience


NOTICE.-Wsnted Immediately
-sei Satsss Iisr-i. Ce-.siars wers srl
see- ws<ss . Z - eItsa-
n - soux
1.rr..fr..ss. ~ z. iss.-s-s-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28
Aug = div

YotNe LADIES SoHoot Mss Z a VII
liams. late Principal OF the indianapolis
Female lnstitute.1 viii open a school for
Young Ladies On Monday Sept Sth iu The
rooms. corner Of 4th and Ohio 80 over
Mr. , A Foo's store.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28

TOR SALE--one two-horse wagon
Il r>xriy ns~. essssnx ssgv<. nearly rs~s
esrn sAs.isr. az q ~k'rh sfii sxcksrSs 80 exn.
re. 60 ve~a ANS CLARKE.
ny11wa
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28

~ Officers aud others wishing to pur
chase swords. sashes. belts. pistols. Bengal
hat trimming epaulett-. numbers. letters. OF
any other article IN the military line. will
consult .hoir interes, by calling at the e.
tablisbmen, Of = \. Chess. No 81. Wabash
street. Swords At all prices from $40 up TO
500. Goods warranted a. advertised. A
long experience enables them 20 buy st the
lowest prices. and sell accordingly.
aug26iim
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28

To ALL WHOM IT MAY CoSc,r>.-1he
tine TO hear and determine the ,.ses of
persons claiming 70 be exemp' from the
draft. has been postponed INST Monday
September lst.. at which time al aersons in
terested will appear at the Court House in
Terre Hsute and their claims nom exemp-
ton will be determined.
JAMES HOOK. Con-.
Terre Haute. Aug. 25th. 1862
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28

According TO act Of Congress. passed July
l4th. 1862. granting pensions 10 officer and
soldiers or their heirs. the following rates
we're established. viz For total disability
of Lieut.. Colonel. and all officers of higher
rank, $1,000 per month Major, SO 90;
Captain. 800 90: First Lieut. sl7 90: Second
Lieut. 1900: and non-cOmmissioned officers.
musicians. aud privateS 800 per month.
In case any Of the above named has died
since the ilh OF March. 1851. or shall here
after die by reason of any wound received,
or disease contracted while in the service
and in the line OF duty. his widow. or, If
there be no widow, his child or children un-
der 10 years Of age. or. il he leave no wild
ow. child or children, then il he has left n
widowed mother who was dependent upon
him for support in whole or 10 part. she
will be entitled TO receive such pension. In
case there be no widow. child o. children. or
widowed mother. then the orphan sister or
sisters, If there be any. shall receive such
pension. For further Information apply to
the undersigned.
= IL MOORE. Claims Agent,
Terre Haule, Ind
Soldiers Back Pay. Bounty. &c. col
ected. J. II. VI.
augosdlW
- For sale low for cash or in trade for
wood, corn or hay
new seated Spring Wagon.
second hand
top Buggy
new opened
For terms. ne At the Clark House.
Torre Haute, Aug. %. ,s62 DIV.
- The undersigned has 80 barrels of
Old Copper Distilled whiskey, which will be
sold low for cash or exchanged for good
t-ade II. MILLER,
LIT door South Stewart House.
Aug. % dtw.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28

bRANDRkrh's ~ i>.-F.r q. resioia..,.
heaith 81 those Who have be,u stricken ly sYogl,ay
or paralysis they TIE on,y -sliahle taeaicsss.
all affections Of the iuns4. chest sna bc~cl. ths.
prompt use saves life and quickly cures Pres-o
MIA. piearisy, cholera. wind spa~ras. esssr-
niorbas, diarrhcea, evsen.arJ, whether iron a,s.s
eating unrpe fruits or other faults In ee;. yield
their influence. Asthma. govt. rhenmatlsms. a.
sn~s-~.-s. captures. inn.mmntlons a. any @--a
levers. whether sgue other specific frvsr-. bii..
c.f'ases, jsundiss, 81. Nitus's darce smallpox
les. Group. erysipss white s~elngs. pi.cs. Vice.
of even teiriy year. continuance al especially
uicersof the liver have ali ..ou cured permanent,
10y these os4eo----a yegc:-r'c J.As~rsei f1.;s. u
'emale complaints and nervous diseases the, ha,s
eeon equally a cesslu.- Wide cbsngs q Ia. ~.
uFs, and seoOud perl0ds). Epilepsy. dspssss'cs Il;
spirits rigbII derssrs. all distractions ard rsl.A-
.ions are b -sem cared. e..,~s- : End
Price Is ccus psI kor.
So by J. - cS.-...ss,- \. Ier-e-ll4ai~. -ns D,
s,,sotAfSe dealers n nsdiciss. Usnlcsln
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28

new opened
For terms. euqu Ire At the Clark House.
Torre Haute, Aug. %, ie62 DIV.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-23
the Army Of vlRelluA on
the RETREAT.
roRT poNltDsoN ABANDONED.
From he AsDY N visgtnta.
HnADoUAxfsnD A1mY - vIsen1Asf
Codne Noonoala, Aues ~ ,

Frea he AsDY IN visgtnie.
H.ADeuAnfsas A..Y % vlseMA,
Cedas Nsantaia, Ass. - ,
lTsibsss CeersspeedssesJ
We ere agaie On the march, and tost
march 10 > retreat. The camp wn!c.
only Yesterday. va pitched at me Ioo'
of the Mountain now memorable 'o'S1
sr-isto Tho cir, and Dissolved tn,s s.
M. Oar headquarters are here without
: Damn. Bot here only for IN hoe1s
Or three hours, it mstters not WHICH,
the hurried order came to %
to % ready to start ct once, ana oe'0se
no hours had parsed teots and baggage.
iii Of the headquarters, but ns personal
property, we're given to the rear.
We understand 1t il whispered that
the whole Army Of Virginia 10 on the
retreat, and presently 1t begins 70 oe
added that the whole army Of Rich
mond il on the advance; that the rebels
threaten to turn our left flank, and in .
word are marching straight for freder-
icksburg, for Washington and for the
north erhaps-but before the north,
before Washington, before Fredericks-
burg is reached. the hardest, hercest'
most determined and desperate battles
Of the war are to be fought. Tbis army
is not running away, nor 10 Gen. rope
out generated yet BY Stouewsll Jackson
Tbrea .ened on the left flank by an army
numbering it's hundreds Of thoussnds OF
miserable and desperate troops, the army
of Va. retreats indeed, but it retreats Ito
fight. BY day light it must cross the
Rsppahannock, but when once on the
North bank of that river it no longer
retreats, it begins to manevere.-
The battles Of this war are about to
begin.
CuLp.PPEs, Aug. 10.
It was expected that the army would
cross the Rappabanock BY 10 o'clock,
but the passage Of trains Was 80 much
DELAYED that it will not be attempted
The corps of Banks and Mcdowell 10
coming up. both will await the arrival
of Sigel, who covers the retreat and will
not be hurried. As write masses Of
troops are pouring in swift but orderly,
marching along the narrow roads and
over the fields towards the town. They
are already listening for the sound
of following cannon. All day long the
march will continue. Sigel is not ex.
pected till noon, and whatever happens
not a regiment leaves till the rear comes
up. It is q wonderful retreat, for in
spite Of delays there is no panic amsng
the trains, and though the troops are
moving to the rear, they move as If to
a battle. No battle to-day if any means
can avoid it, perhaps mono Tomorrow,
but on the Rsppabannock before this
week loses.comes the deadliest struggle
of the war.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-23

VIZ TAks II BAcx.-In our yester.
sytissss~s dated that the deaeisp.:
eiss h tie old regiments were "a \. Al.
led oot Of he last 5000 a ..on;.;,;o,.
It = . mistake vb;, ~ reqo'''uoo'
..cb Ne hasten to cor
-. -. man can Be credited 70
), at Of the 100000 men, eight
.sousapd men must b furnished BY lows
70 Gil up the rsgimsnss now in the held
The number to be furnished from Scott
county BY draft, or voluntary, from this
date is-for the old regiments, S52 mon
Tor The lest SOC, 900 CALL 40 "ss, max
iog On aggregate Of 7e2 men. That ID
Just what Scott cousty has got topro'
vide for. The NEXT three weeks will
zee them provided. The county has d
this time about feur thousand able.bod.
led militia. The ratio will b sbout one
70 I've.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-23

E. B. Coleman, an actor, wrote from
St. GATHERINGS. Canada, asking Manages
McVicker, Of Chicago, to postpone %
engagement Coleman had made win
him, on account Of the fear Of drafting
Coleman 10 bis letter says: II trust my
excuse will satisfy you - to the course
l have t.ken, for if your company should
be drafted it would be Inconvenience to
YOU - much - their non-srrival'" To
this letter Mr.. McVickcr replied
Az an American citizen, your con-
duct il % despicable IS that OF those
cowardIy wretches who run from their
country when they think their services
will be required in the holy cause OF pre-.
serving the Union. A. professional,
your conduct is simply unpardonable. l
would not have you in my theatre on any
terms. Canada is your place-remain in
it forever.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-23

A CLEAN SwIEP IN OHIo.-After two
days thorough examination it has been
ssessteaned that there 10 not . single ex-
smpt'sa from draft on the statute books
ct Ohio, - far % the State Is concern
ID. The Governor himsslf il liable 10
b draited,,a !! ! FIJI
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-23
EVERY DAY ('OlNTS.

The heated term, which in q great
measure has crippled the energies Of
our gallant troops and held them in
CHECK, has already passed the culminat-
ing point, and the cool days Of Autumn
are seusibly approaching. Every day
that now passes counts heavily, either
for or against the republic. Now is
tho time when the most energetic &C
ton of the people is demanded in furn.
ishing the means to crush the rebellion.
Aetion il most imperativsly demanded.
The result Of the next hundred days is
of the utmost importance. Beyond
that limit comes the vet season, in which
the roads will be muddy and impossible,
therefore presenting almost insurmount'
able obstacles in the prosecution Of the
war. Every energy. every means in the
possession of the loyal States should be
brought to bear during the cool and
healthy weather Of the Fall months
During the next four months the rebel
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. be cap
tured, else We greatly fear that it viii
s'be safe for another year" This mus
be accomplished, and upon the heels o
that victory our arms must sweel
through the rebel States and purge ev
cry city and stronghold, with irresisti
bic force. There is no other alterna
tive. The God Of nature has placed il
the hands Of this government the abili
ty to accomplish its vindication, and n
means must be neglected to accomplish
that end. This is the day when eithe
Washington or Richmond must fall th
day when either the glorious old r.
public or the bogus Confederacy mu.
triumph. Can there be any question .
to which is doomed to annihilation
God forbid ; the Union aud the Const
tuition must and shall be preserved.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-23

No MORE BATrRR1Rs.-The Peori.
Transcript publishes the following dis.
patch from Secretary Stanton to gen.
tleman in that CITY.
m. WASHINGTON, August &.
The government being fully supplied
with artillery, no more batteries sc;v *
rece'ved. The offer Of Peoria to furnish
a battery is thankfully ackno wIedped
out "'ass Be declined. Infantry il the
arm Of service most needed.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-23
A Special Draft to fiji mp the old Regi.

A Special Draft to fiji mp the old Regi.
The order issued from the War Office
on the l4th explanatory of the regula-
tons for volunteering and drafting con.
tains an important provision which has
escaped general observation. After
providing that volunteer. to fill up the
old regiments will be received and paid
the bounty and advance pay until the
lst day of S";;..ember, it is ordered:
Mtih-if the old regiments should
not be filled up by volunteers before the
LIST day tof September, q special draft
will be ordered for the deficiency.
Thus it will be seen that 10 addition
to the 100000 nine months militia call. d
for We are promised special draft Of
men to fill up such vacancies as may
exist 10 the old regiments on the lst OF
September. The number that will be
required is various'y estimated, but
generally set down at 100000, so that
in all probability half million of men
will be drafted during the month Of
September unless volunteering con.
tinaes at such rapid rate as to render
the CONSUMPTION unnecessary.
The question now presents itself with
great forcs to every young and able
bodied man, whether he will enlist dur.
ing the present month aud take advan.
tage Of the liberal bounties offered OF
wait few days and then be obliged to
shoulder his musket as conscript with.
out an extra penny Of compensation and
whether he will or no. Depend upon
it, the draft will be SO general before
the dawn Of 1868 that the number Who
escape must fall far below that now es.
timated. Conscription once commenced
and there 10 no telling where it will end.
Those voluntarily or forced ito the
field will be clamorous for reinforce.
ments from the stay athome., and the
government having broken the ice vii,
not be slow to answer their calls 40
long - men can be put to any use what.
ever. 1nterest, il no other motive,
should prompt every man willing to
enter tho service TO now step forward
end 90 With the million Of honorable aud
we'll paid volunteers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-23
fNsw York Tribune Wa.h;n,to, n;,,....

1'0uue wilmington DispStoh.
SUBS IrUrRs-NAPoLRonlc PLAN.-It
Is thought the government will resort
to the Napolsonic plan Of providing Sub.
stitutes during the coming daft !; that
i, the price Tor substitute will be 6xed
by the government and any man, bv
paying $500 Q, $500 to the government,
will be allowed to rsmain ct ZONE. The
amount paid will be offered by the gov
sromeot - bounty, which will gil The
sanks Of the Union ssniss Immediately,