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Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-12
Memphis Bank Note List.
Revised and Corrected by E. Avery, Cashier of the
Gayoso Savings Institute.

The notes Of the banks Of South Carolina, Georgia,
Alabama and Louisiana pass freely as currency"
and are about 10 per cent. discount for Tennessee
bank notes
The interior banks of the State viz Bank of Middle
Tennessee, Bank of Nashville, Merchants Bank Of
Nashville, Shelbyvle Bank, Traders Bank, &C, &C.
discount below Memphis city money.
Gold, over Treasury notes...........10 to Is prem
Gold, over Tennessee money..,,s,...55 to 40 prem
Exchange on the Northern and Eastern cities scarce,
and rates quite irregular
The demand for U. S. Treasury notes, generally
called "geen-backs," is very lively, and the supply
limited.
All up country money in good credit at home is
bought by our brokers at 20 to Is per cent premium
over Tennessee money.
On account Of the impossibity of making exchanges
with the hanks Of South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama,
&C. the notes of these banks all
able into Tennessee funds at our rates. Southern
money, just now, drags heavily.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-12
Transportation Notice.
jy20-2
Attachment Notice.

W.. Saint, Attachment before c. A. Mallory.
VS. J. F., for Shelby County, state Of
w P Heisteud. J Tennessee.
NHE defendant hereby notified appear tefore G. A.
Mallory at his office in the City of Memphis on the
9Th day of September D. 1862 and plead, answer
demur SAID attachment, or judgment by default will
be rendered against him.
aug 81 m CA. MALLORY, J. P.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-12
GULF OF MEXICO.
ENGRAvED ON STEEL, From actual Government
II Surveys, assisted by
CAPTAINS BART AND Wm. BOWEN,
Saint Louis.

Two of the oldest and best Pilots on that River LIoyd
Hret Map of the mississippi River shows every bend in
me kyer eyely Island, every ssHd-bsr every Landing
ana wood Yard every Town, City, Bluff Sugar aod Cot
on Fantaon, and the names of the owners marked in
them The Channel Of the River, marked accurately by
TWO OF the oldest and most experienced Pilots on that
great River. Lloyd's Great Map of the mississippi
River, also 'RF-
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-12

MONDAY, August IL, lsv2. !
Revised daily for the UNION APPEAL by I. D.
Conway & Co., wholesale and retail grocer, No. "a
Madison street. between Main street and Front Row
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

SAY Francisco. Ang. IS.-Arrive ed = " bat
Cheer Magown from New York Sailed,
Geo. Lee, for Hong Kong. carrying wheat
and other California products and lie. GOO In
treasure Trade dull Butter y. T0bac-
co firm. Candles slack
las. Donahue, one of the wealthiest citi-
zens, died Saturday: aged 81 He was noted
for munifcence of his charities
1t Is believed by the saved passengers
that the treasure of the Golden Gate is
deeply buried in the sand, with scarcely
possibility of saving any
Capt. Hudson chartered 4 schooner at
Manzarill., making several trips to the
wreck, and remains engaged in same duty.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. l9.-Steamer Pacific
arrived, bringing 100000 in treasure.from
British Columbia and $40 900 from Oregon.
Sailed. Mary s. Sutton from New York.
Cargo. 100 p q wool, % Goo hides
ant 4 variety OF domestic products.
Flying Eagle. Hong ko.,, 49, wheat and
flour. and Sis 900 in treasure
\ are in the St. Geoges Hotei d. mayed
the building and stores on the first story -
Loss $40 600
\ water.spout bursted over the sparsely
settled portion of Los Angeles county on the
18th fifty miles from the ocean, filling long
ravine with water fourteen feet deep
man and woman riding in !. carriage were
caught by the flood The woman and horses
were drowned. The man fioated more than
a mile 10 a place Of safety.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20
a. The init cali for soo.oOO volunteers

found Indiana raising or rather recognizing
two .regiments-the l2sh and 10th The
Governor Immediately ordered the raising of
one reg meat Tor each Congressional District
commencing with number a. and ending with
number Is. aud one c.tslry regiment MN
5ered - These haec al been raised and
viii with The l2.h and 10th be in the field be
fore Friday night. The following disposition
has been made Of the regiments
The 18th and 10Th LEFT Indianapolis Tues
day afternoon via Cincinnati for the interior
Of Kentucky The 65th left Evansville on
Monday. The Goth and 9th went into Ken
lucky Tuesday night. the former from New
Albany and the latter from Madison The
6>th left for Louisville late Tuesday light
The o9th left indianapolis yesterday. The
'esh departed one week ago yesterday and Is
nov At Bowling Green The 7lst feft on
Monday night for kcntucky The 72d left
on Sunday night and Is now near Lebanon
The IA arrived at indianapolis Yesterday
afternoon from South Bend and viii leave
10 DAY The 74ih and 18th viii leave during
10 day aud tonight. 81 the Cavalry, three
companies have already lett and the others
viii follow from Day 70 day Captain Har-
riss lsth Battery also marched Yesterday to
Kentucky. Can any State beat Indians.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20
Recruiting Officer.


- To my fellow countrymen Of Irish
birth l would say, Rally 10 The defense Of
the ever glorious stars and stripes OF your
adopted country--Protect with your lives this
form o. government. which guarantees 10
YOU the equal rights of her native born citi-
zens-follow the almost unparalleled exem-
pie OF the 69th. commanded by tho immortal
Corcoran. This is no time for hesitaton--it
IS short and limited to every yonng Irishman
- say il will be an eternal shame for him
to stand draft will be contradictory Il
the character they have always sustained
They have fought and bed in every cline
where liberty was struggling for existence,
aud how can We now refuse TO uphold the
beat government the sun shines on.
MARTIN GRACE.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20
FROM FIT. MONROE.

TT. MoNRoE, Aug. l9.-Last evening l6
Union officers who have been long incarci-
rated in Southern prisons. arrived nj FL.
Monroe. They are from Salisbury, y. c.,
aud other Southern prisons and came here
via Richmond. They make little complaints
OF their usage and hard fare. They left for
Washington this P. NJ, by special boat.
The Richmond Examiner Of Aug. 10th
says, we have no news of interest from the
enemy on the South side.
The Petersburg FSpress whose columns
for a time teemed with very latest from City
Point and innumerable points now comes to
with the sad admission that we could
learn nothing Of the onemys movements on
ames river YESTERDAY.
Where is the reliable free nesroe what
has become of the man with strong ayeglass
who used TO wath the Yankees so closely
FROM the highest points in Prince George
Have both these Invaluable reporters gone
the way our cavalry who since the last they
obtained of the enemys Quality have been
content 10 snuff the Yankees from afar. The
following IS also from the Examiner OF the
9th inst.
Two hundred wounded Yankees fell into
our hands at Cedar Greek and were convey
ed TO Charlottesville. The majority of them
are said to be too seriously wounded to war
rant much expectation of recovering. There
are among them a dozen or more commits
stoned officers. A Colonel has had n leg
and an arm amputated. The same paper in
speaking of the latest foreign news, claims
the strongest sympathies OF France amp Eng
land.
Buell. IS announced 70 have hung FIVE re-
spectacle citizens Of tho South in retaliation
for the death Of Gen McCook This is de-
clared brutal ard blEcdy murder Fiend-
ish acts are declared to have been commit
ted on the peoole and property happening to
be in the locality OF the attack Oh McCook.
Gen. Buell. being known as one of the
most levien. of the Yankee Generals the
fac -oves that these act. of arson and hang
ing, cmarate from headquarters
They aliese outrages upon widows and
orphans and upon the privacy of feelings of
women and wholesale plumber and destruc-
ton, something must be done to prevent an
end to this insoloace. These greivous in
sulting ontrages We have the subjects upon
which to inflict the terrible retribution.
The public mind is convinced, unless full
and fierce retaliation is inflicted. this sys
TEN of murder and outrage will continue TO
60 on. How can we hold demons IL awe
unless We treat them "a demons.
Speaking OF the election in North Carroll
ma, the Examiner claims. in the election of
Vance over Johnson by 10000 10 10 600 TIA
ioriis
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

CINCINNATI. Aug. %.
Flour arn. and in demand at s4a4 10 for
superiiac. sl.l5d4 p Cor extra. and 81 p
"a 1 ~ for family.
Wheat frmer. bzs without change Ia pr
ces. Red at 40 81. and white al 800 90c
Corn steady ~ pc.
Oats 6fm az fsc.
Rye dull az s'oW5lc.
BARLEY nominal a io8iSc. sal very Iiidc
arriving
whisky IN good demand a. 26o.
Groceries quiet and unchanged Ness
PORK frmcr. We quote 10 al $50 20, The lAs-
Ter Tor city packed. Bacon and bulk shout
dsrs are waited at 81. @Sa.c. but are held
~ c higher. Sides "a request at 8 &C for
oaik nd = Cor bacon.
Lard fra Il - etS5s.
Ss~ag cared hans are selling a. - 10.
Gold sirn Al lial4i. pfcmiau Silver
AZ -. Demand Notes advanced % GO
: $40 notes sold al } =.
Exchange iuil al 6 discouag - ils Aai
par selling.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Noon Dispatches.
FROM MAsHINGTON.

" AsnGksro4 Aug. i9-The follow lns APP
pointmeuts under the Tax Law have been
made for Michigan:
First District. l. g. Berry of Adrian. Col
leclor, Joshua X. Berrctt. OF Adrian. Asses
sor. Second District Allen II Morrison Of
=. Joseph. Collector: Elijah T. House Of
Pawpaw, Assessor. Third District, Ira Mn
hew Of Albion, Collector; Whitney Jones of
Lansing. Assessor Fourth District, Warren
b. Turner of Grand Rapids. Collector; Alon
70 Sessions OF seneca, Assessor. Fifth Dis
trici Giles Hubbard Of Mt. Clemens Coilec-
tor. Luther StanIy Of Burlington. Assessor
Sixth District samuel l.. Warren n Pint
Collector. Townsend Worth Of Na..sr As
SCISSOR.
SPECIAL TO rnk rRIseNi.
WAanSoroN. Aug I9-The MIN OF the
Government Is again asitated touching the
censorship Of the Press. Complai' have
been made that important movements by
national arms Is prematurely published in
some of the New York Journals. General
Halieck has determined % order correspond
ents out OF the lines of Gen. Pope. il not
also of those Of other Generals, aud that an
exodus viii comr.eucc very speedily.
SPECIAL TO rHE HERALD.
Huntsville was fired into today near Column
bia. A woman and child were killed and
two OF the 81 Kentucky regiment The rebel
forces arc reported have evacuated Chatia.
nooga and are making northern movement.
The houses we're burned At GallaSin by
Morgan The Union refugees from Gallatin
have arrived. They are content to remain
here. awaiting the issue .. events Communi
cations will soon be restored between Nash
vile and Louisville.
Prices of everything had advanced - per
cent since the embargo The river Is high
enough for low draught transportation.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 20-I have heard
report of great importance from the army.
Whatit u am not liberty TO state bu. 1 am
led to believe some movement OF the highest
consequence has taken place. | will send
the particulars as soon as feel authorized
10 10 -.
We are informed and have reason to
credit the report that Gen. Butler will soon
be recalled from the Department of the Gulf,
and that Gen. Dix will take his place there.
with his Headquarters at New Orleans, and
that he will be associated IL. the Admnistra-
item OF the local affairs with Hon. Reyerde
Johnson as provisional Governor of the State.
WASHINGTON, AUG. 20.-The sfficers con
fined in tho j.l "a; Ch-.ieston, ;. C., have ar
rived here. al vel
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

- Gov Yates at review OF the troops
At Camp Douglas. on Saturday night. made
short speech. and among otAer thing said
that one OF his first acts at fhc next session
81 the Legislature would be TO introduce an
act securing State bounty Of one hundred
dollar, - each volunteer. in addition 70 the
bouaiies from All other sources. and that ihiz
provision should apply net only % those en-
listing under the present call. but to all who
had gone from from our State 70 the var =
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

lHK LAST CHANCE To VOLUNTEER The
Regular service as Sergeant. is now raising
AZ Infantry Company for the e5th Regiment
Indiana Volunteers. to serve FOR .liree years
every man who can 80. must non turn out.
II the call IS not promptly responded to. the
mel must be raised By draft We hope
that the sober. earnest. thinking men. rii;
now move. and fiji Up the rask-. as no vol
unieers viii be received a''er The 22d iast
Paw and bounty same a. otser Companies
For The present my headquarters viii be
At the Union House. on Mar Street
auglSl3i JACOB FISHER
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

NV YoRK. Aug. 20-The Herald SAYS
editorially. we are inclined to expect that
Gen. Buffers next field of operations will
be South Carolina, and with the restoration
OF the old flag over the Custom House,
Charleston viii, before long be under the
wholesome discipline OF Gen Batter
Nrw NoRK, Aug 29-An army letter IN
the Times SAYS. the last soldier Of the relr
ing army passed the Chckahomeny on Mon
day night There has been no attack on Tire
rear and no lose Of any Kind. and this
re,resadc movement has been perfec' NC
cess
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

NEw YoRk, Aug. 9.--The tooth RcsL
ment from Rochester will DO here this eve
saIng aud leave via the Amboy route. The
llsth VIII also arrive this Y. M. from Albany
and leave via Now Jersey, The 9th Maine
goes nv the latter route tonight. fi.
WAsnlx0rox. Aag. 20.-Hon..' Reverdy
johnson OF Maryland has made his report To
the Government upon the points in the Ad-
mlnistation on affairs In New Orleans. and
the President has approved its conclusions.
II j. understood he recommends the return
10 the Consul OF the Netherlands the $500 :
600. seized by General Butler that the 49,
900 dollars be returned to the French Con
sui, and also that large amount oil Sugar
AID other merchandise be felinquished 10
the Greek British and other foreign Me.
chants domiciled in New Orleans are acccr
ding to Mr.. johnson these seizures by Gen.
cral Butler cannot be justified.
Nkw YoRK, Aug. 2o.--ATangments are
being made Tor another mighty var meeting
20 be held here In 4 few days.
The lJlh, 10th. 18th and 18th Connecticut
~t. vii pass 'h-ough here within
few days They are fLli TO the maximum
number. aud completely equipped. Four
more will be sent shortly.
A subscription for 10000 900 dollars in
JlO Treasury notes opened at at the Sub
Treasury TODAY. and soonh He'd up at A
premium.
Thompson Bros. headed the list by mil
lion. and the balance was soon taken by the
leading bankers.
The Commercial says. We apprehend that
all doobts 20 the ability of the city and
Brooklyn 20 gl their quota OF troops under
both calls. and are set at rest. Recruiting
IS now progressing very rapidly Ia this city.
and under the excitement OF Gen. Corcoran's
presence viii be urged forward with almost
unparalleled rapidity by this means. We may
add. large portion of our three months
militia now IN the field
Ngw IoE1, 20.-There will be no steamer
Tor California tomorrow Tho loss of the
Golden State delayed the arrival of the
Champion. and If she arrives to night she
will probably sail on Friday il not the
North Star will sail on Saturday.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

wAsHIxcroS. Aug 2o-At dinner par
~ recently a prominent politician in the
presence Of Reyerly johnson sid that with
the latter as Governor aud Gen Dix IN the
place Of Butler. the people would rally and
through Convenlion bring the State back
into the Union From this private remark
doubles has arisen the rumor that snch an
arrssgement i 10 be consumnated. l; has
10 other basis.
Cen Michael Corcoraa !e.t Washington at
II o'clock ior the North Gen burnside 4
here
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

\ .saviILE. Aug. 20-The rumorei evac
uation OF Chattanooga and movement 81 the
rebcl troops at Nashville and Richmond Crea
ties ACTIVITY here in military circle Troops
DAYS
\ despatch from Adi', Gen Thom,s 20
Gov. johnson SAYS Unions 81, Tennessee
ans are held in confinement as prisoners OF
State GOV. Johnson hes corresponding
number ef traitors ios exchange
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

FROM MISSOURI.

Kansas CRY. Aar 10 The Federal loss
10 the eagaeea4en. g Lone J-clS on Friday
-. Is -.1erstood 70 have been $50 killed
wounded and missing The balance OF the
force escaped 20 Lexington. The section Of
Artillery lost in the fight, was taken and re-
taken times and was finally spiked and
abandoned by the Federals in tho eight at
Independence on the llth. General Hughes
who commanded rebel regiment at Car
,hage and brigade at Wilson's Creek. was
killed. and the notorious and brutal Colonel
Thompson was wounded fatally
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20
LOCAL DEP ARTMENT.

Enron ExPgKss.-l an candidate Tor
thc Otice of County Treasurer
June i. lse. ;. X. ALLEN
am candidate Tor lie oiice OF Tres
urer Of Vsgo county At the Ortober election
u ;. DURHAM
W.. arc authorized 20 announce q v.
E.fis..f a. a Candidate fos the Office OF Col
Ies-tor and Treasurer 81 the county OF Nigo.
7 az, = candidate t0s County Treasurer.
ROBERT BRIGGS.
i \. MADISON i candidate Tor the
Office ~ County Treasurer A. the October
election.
an . candidate fos tie oiiiee OF Treasurer
Of = go County =; Tie October election.
JOEL II HESTER.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

ENTRAoEpiSARS The number Of mcn
who wear their ages 80 we'll, and Who
were jus. Is years Of age-or perhaps 10 on
their "a brla lay. Il IS also astonishing
With what e4uanimity Of mind ladies will
hear their friends tell them their husbands
arc much older than they look Nything
but the Distracted conditions OF our common
country induces them 70 brock nc :asult.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

- The 10Th Regiment has completed
it. Organization and left for Kcntucky on
Tuesday Company Z. recruited IN this
city IS oficercd By Capt. Jabez Smith. 1T
Lieut. Alonz, Foster. Il Lieut.. " G Chen
owith.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

NV M,pEip. Aug pa force OF ea,ll.
~ from his post ander Cant Frank Moore.
while on an expedition % Charleston attacked
a rebel = mp 0n White Oak bridge weai -
Hickman and Killed iopr 81 the encmy aud
took II prisoners. including three Captains
and captured . horses and abau; 200 stand
Of arms Capt Moore AMI one private are
wounief. none killed
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20
Night Dispatches.


Cl>et>Nkrs. Aus 23-A frciE KIT fszin ca
tae Cotanglon = Leslngtoa K K. which lefs
CoYiagfen AZ ia o'eleck At nicai. after
pss~ln< C4ucts Station raa over some Oh
siuei.ous placed ca the tack suG vas preci.
plated down 4 steer embank-ne-f fIenft
+ Smith Engneer sid Ale Wasar were
Instantly ki'icd
The Loconotlfe and II cA~ we're con.
p.ese.ly wrecked ltl. supposed the design
81 ths0~ing tie .faiH .d the irack originated
With scccssiorisfs - i as understood a
number Il trooT would pas ever tie raaa
isss nE''
TIE l2,a ana Gia and ssih olso passed.
lasaa a here % 4ay
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

lie; every man and woman in tie
20 knows Of any person who has been
~ e nss "a tie service from this county see
H.. ~ lmes are enrolled 90 the books
ct fh.. - fsfss5o.ier-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

- The Enrolling Deputy for Lost creek
a3ashi2 la. 6ompiete his wofA. sad finds
IS men subiee. to draft. and }. volunteers
ter dedueting tie number that will probs-
) BE- exempted ihis township Nil have about
half Of her able bodied men IA the army.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

- Those persons Who wish 10 avoid the
opportunity of enrolling in Capt Brook
company Of tac s.,th Regiment now ia Camp
Thompson. Capt Brooks has served as Cap
tam ia the 3ls, Regiment and Is an able and
efficient officer The able bodied men must
noa tarn on, OF be drastoi This l. re last
chance Recruiting Office mex; d ,or to Hart
sock 4 Ran.ssers Clothing Store. M,ip
Street
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

BKAHDREIns rlLfs.-for .he restoration
hesi-. 8 DIS who have .ssu s.si- k1n BY apor'eay
or paralysis they sre i1e only rel.-sle rledosae.
A.. Affections q Tie i4ngs. chest enI t0seis IL
prompt Use life aud quickly cures. Prcuan
ais, pleursy, ohs.cTa, Nil, spasns, voFms cholera
nioreus. d.arrhcca. dysent@ry whether frea nAiAi.
eating unupe FIR ether gsuiis in diet, y..s1
lhe., Influence. Asthma. roul. rheamalsms, rs
Affections. ruptrres sr-aszzsassIons q 49, o-s-.
levers, Seiher aguc or other spes., lese- iiilous
diseases, auncse, 81 k;as's dance smallpox, meas
ies, Group, eTySpeiss. white ss. piles. @ss~rs.
u even thirty years continuance and especially
ulcers = the .--e- - been cured T. rnancuf'r
:. ~ - celebrated Vegetable Universal TiEs. -
.emaio Cor IA ard nervous diseases they a..
been equally suocessso We change Of Ale. hi,
arss and second p .iOcsl. Efslepsv, depression =
'pris. frlghfGl derams ali distractions and relax
atoms a. by them c--et. dispersed and Corrected
Prio 70 cents per box.
sold IL J. X. CUsussEAH. Terre- HA1tc, and ~
espectalie dealers In msdicixe. ,JGnl1uin
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20
DYEIEc & SECURING.

- Dyeia< and Securing Estah-
fisarncnt.
\tTHl1A CEApE AID CASHMERE sHAwfS.
w - anff Waeisn Dresses. sise. Gsuflsmerss
Cieths Clesrea and Ccic-ed y casfnicsl rro-
-. e ierk la ~.
Nabesh slre~t between Ne cans, 49, - sffress
s.ns ssars oes1Esss - tss AN sAsp. lsgsaez~i~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

We have iew hundred copies Of this ez-
celleut specch IN reply to Hon ID. W Noor
hes on hand ard for ssle a this Oaice. At
81 per hundred 4 copy saould be p'aeei IN
the hanls 81 esers votes IN lie DIsirlcl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

- Indiana 4 jas. now in the condition
Of the old laeys hen. which attempted to
at upon ness Of ere hundred eggs-"she
Is spreading herself \ call has been
made for eleven more regiments and then
Inliana IS going herself
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

Downs. Au~ ie-Thc Delaware Union
Convention nominated Wm. Cameron an old
Democrat Tor Governor. George r. Fisher
WAS nominated for Congress hy aeciamation.
Great enthusiasm prcFailel amsue the iu-
mensc cow.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

r. al Whom Il May Concern:

r. al IVAora Il May Concern:
Notice is hereby given. to all persons who
the company ] I'm raising. vii report them
selves at the recruiting Office in Terre Haute
BY = o'clock. on Friday. the 22d day ofAu-
gust, 1862 After which time no more vol.
uuteeFs viii % received.
MARTIN GRACE,
Recruiting Officer.