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PROPOSALS FOR FURNISH
i 1@G TIE PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC PRNr.
visitors eeTenlh section Of h. JOINT Kea5Iuoo
16H sealed proposals viii be- received Il ills ofce "a
IL Tuesday the list day Of July 1S62 at IL O'clock n
!or Mfoshng the paptr that a7 be required for the
Pee ls snd ending On the sth Day of No7ap.
zad dPeffs & Rs1s! =
required: ~
CLASS
11oo0 Tearss dne printing paper, ua.syende.ed to
re y 6y s. nches and to weigh tfsy pounds to
CLASS II.
6eSo Ie4s fine printing paper. calende1ed, to meas
Ele - oy y inches and " weigh alt7s1 pounds to tho
f4grreAblJ the proviaons OF the teIat tesoluons
aforesaid sanples Of the character and quality Of tue
paper ieqared for the abo!e cIa6ae Will De- furnished
ppep e9 o s5eo TIE i e BE- pt
Cnao5mlty IN color: thicknesa aud weight vii Be- re-
oTsr e: under five per cent from the standard weight
VII te eIecsived. ana The srcse weight VIII Ia a csses
5be1equiIea II MimnS Of ya1oas thckucsses u the
lauon OF the conuactl
CLASS III.
go reams superdne printing paper, hard-zfzed and
snRst ca5sGceted 70 measure y cy q inches, aad to
weigh nfty pounds to the ream Of sou Sheets
CLASS ".
o99 r. reams super1ne maK PspsE sized and ca1en-
In weight with paper useasur1ng y by q iuc:es and
Weighing twenty pounds per rtam Of $50 zhceIs.
CLASS r.
Ie9 fsans supe!ne p1ats pags5 {csendered
such weight per 1eam as may be required.
CLASS VI
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the cheapest and hess Hair
y. NtEs- Bra,dt. Cur.A FTtE1eh, etc.. 70 70 l.
-lDT. 1G Like stree. and exh1lilc tAOaa wun.
4uct'pas OF art No scrutiny can dc.ect .ht
-(sE the Natural when adjusted 70 th6 hesd.
SewelrF co1ts1ns always the .ewcst Fkr.s
IdElGa vii give eEtte xat.xfAcEuu.
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rT1SENTERY AND DIAR-
6v@I l:HEA-C*Etan cure. Also, the
@f WESTERN LINIMENT,
N1 s:hcu1aat!s1n, Srralns Bruises, &C. No family o.
i.f:'. F7rEn should PC Eithontlt. y. HuTCH1EGS,
:3r'31<S1 Sole aSt0t 3or tie Nest s. Deathp-ast
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M ORTGAGE SALE.-Whereas,
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a1e q Sc ysRs
~ January 81 "a pn IN snd nd sfser IL H. s5es pe
EVE thaokand do;a.a Il the fats oI 1tx pcr cent pr
II sas Il s e 9ana a1a {
5est I'D sT6s nd Ea.s Their . the
ss e I'D ia a sas s.
@oT.Eage pFo71de at deisalt soalc be be rasae a. e il
s Rs ~ i g aoss:
tas e e. e oa & E:
s. 81
Ting r. tns 5ots E Eys9 for The 5sHs e t6s so5EG
e y sad n q ss
Ard that u that It should be lawful or tbs under
premises Il saia mortgage De sc1oed aad to u nd
diposs Ct Tie zane Q; soy Part or ratz shereof and
e At Ps . ssa t5siT Ss e1-:ass
aucSa Essne nis{ gvea a41 dss aa: = e9ps 5 9hs
tine ~ Plasgf + IN ~ dsy
to tie sun q one thousand four h1nd5ed do1!ara has
J.1as 1s . aso ihs nese - sfTea re sr for
ne sans & w. - aot paid Ehea the sane bscae dus
s.aee re same became due; snd / I'D Wil6sa 5.
OEGEl GAFG e1eC1ed 2hd 10 elect th3t the principal
easTtve e nsand col.a,a. RaU become aad be dae
And whereas, there Is noE sus and unpaid OF sa1d
mortgage said principal of seveney-dTe thous.ad
delass anu said sC1a o! one thousand four Hundred
dola1a that pec4ne dne thereon as interest o. tas
net Of interest amounting to the Su Of two rlous-
nnd two hundred and any dollsI5 W11ich BECAME due
.hsEson 9a he e tEt d.z q july. 4 p 1871 and a:so.
named SUN. which became due theEton On The frst
ssx 81 Q essa + f. 81
tee said William uEden. under aud N parsu 81
the powsi1 and pFovoas II said conta,ned
ha1s entered Into and upon all End snguiEr the p.e
ETxo e; * SS, st5y:hzss t}y o. a1!fo1E o. g
e ssysa.5 s ar sHe 81 !
seventy eight G31 i;s9. eighty 90. eiEsH
tst2 81 IS m s.
sehfJ.s1Eht al: sgntyntse 90 and ntnesI {s9). I'll
Y =; o. onsoE's Addison = Chicago, sad lok bs1nx
Echliler street On the West by Wells xaet aud the
eouth ny Goethe eee5 md being 81 tns 1o tncHde1
*Itn ana oes8eeI kad Htstea, III s1tuate H1aE and
e of!nE n u Sae CITY q Chicago county Cock and ssaa
,Ald rnatI I'll .nn Aeuasy;t tne tventr nth day Of
oop 81 y 1 a. e g ,e Z sas
ana se4 the sid premises IN sad dasxloed
Fspan sssns 6 81 saa
JoAasssn md JesaY lshassoa sis Vie. their- -hss,
arpnbne auetiaz tofhe highest bidder for caah.
On CO Of sA{a Cook County, ot-sas 11etJ6rss daY *
Mostkaxta. saamsaaIaE 4 f.xe l:a q .a!abooE
CsAasgas Jana u lssz tsdSsER
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Northern Transportation Coy

Northern Transportation CsT
OF ONO
Ap.eparcd to TRANSPORT property between
B8Stoa, al Points in EeW England. HeB Tark
and the West,
With prompnesz care a11 dispatch.
This vel known Line Of Fourteen F1rytc;sau sersw
stesHeTA connecfa at Ogdeushure with thc
kail1G55 FIR Boston and all Poiots In Bnv
England;
At Caps Vincent with the
ReI1cad and Propellar Line between cana
Vincent and New York,
And 1t Oswego with
LINE OF Is FIRST CLASS CANAL BOAfH
Between osEpso Troy, Albasy .ud View YorE
Forming DAILY LINE 1uu Boston EevYmx
3g1essor-Eh. Ca?e Vincent and Oswego to useTeISeG
Toledo and Detroit "
AND TRIWEEKLT LINE TO
Chicago, Milwaukee and intermediate parh
AGENTS.:
~ :: MT 9 ~ ~ &BTesaEag; New Yerk Jean Hoex.
Eefo; Pelton s Breed Clevelaad. Waiksr 4 HsNeG
Toled9 r 3iathewa petro:s O.J Hale NilVH1.
kee, Ta51or. Maz1aG Co. Racine.
CkART & HOWE, Agents.
Foot of North Lasalla st., Chicago.
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4KLYE's LIQUID CATARRa REMEDY,
WAHAETxD 70 be & sre cure tor
4RRH or COLD IN THE REAp,
4ChoKE TIornASE person1 die vex1ly In TIT.
~ OF Consumption Every phyEicIal kno~s that
u tEo-tAtres n1 Eht1 111nbe1, tho c.sesxe n1st
red asa
cATARRB IN TIE NOSE.
=! q cure cata--n sna2 Consumption, and b.
=. .rst we prevent the .aetc@. Pc:so1s Enoa3t
s::afhaf tho better FeT to euro coasznpuoa
- 7:oazs O. Ca:sa-n ss :hsy sauer.1ly appear
., veEy slight: Persons aad 1keT have cold.
= the ctssnEes OF Temperature II this coG.
:. nose Eay be dry, or slight diiansrEs, thin
=! siisrxsres becoming thtss aad adaesivs
: quantity a11 changed in quality; they are
: and heavy. ind are e1the. got nd Of by blow
~ ., IS .sss r.: iaso sss shroas 9ad ars
:. had b:eaIs: the VOICE Ii nick anc Eassl; the
= Eeek; lie stnse 81 smell Is 1essenel q Dc
= ss Defines ,. neG9en:l5 ts5es Pls2e Ano:ss;
= il Obliged 70 clear sis toroat il the morning
*, " E!iny n1rra1k Witch has fallen down from
ayff K aes H. dtes !: % 1a Is Rss s
srd should lose 10 time in a-Testt1E II The
arc the symptoms Of CstsHh Is they appes- In
:. sd q :ae LIQUID cATAaEH REAED7. al
;rar1orns car be quickly s1t etIectuAlly re-
:: And 5aFe s1Meiea1 confidence ii tke i.c:us-
.txr71. .hst If afce- the Gias Of the Remedy
nth. 20 hc1e1t . received the suou0t psid
Il lie Catar7h Remedy, saoHso.1c,ent tor rse
~ With fail and clear directonx-
7.ls2 South Clark Street, Up-Stairs.)
IN Fosi oIce Roz 1851 chicago: n
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Western transportation cei
AND
WESTERN EXPRESS.
18 So,

TIE WESTERN TRANsPORTar,ov ao-
EF:nl paving made az7RnEe.n.ss. . run tnetr ~
4iopeaiers On alternate days With ttose of tAe
NEW F0RK CENTRAL
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Rick1ell Anfon Burke James DorrsCH
Eassinger U D Brown " captBroWu Chas
Beuhaln 4 2 Burnee Jas CAPT Bowen i 81
Eent dict G. CS Brady James Burnsidc r
Beckley Chas BnewerJS Burke & co
BernIs Philo Bryant JQA Bradley Aler .
Bentley Ca1et Barker VIZ Buraon 4 AH
Balance Chas Bal Walter Bngher Luman
B+eg1e CD Bannon MaIachyBrophy mr.
Bale " r Bleaser Maynard 3romilo mr.
Bemas E0 Barnard U a Byrne Luke
Burke E Barker Lewis Brophy Hichl
Blackwell Robt 2Ba1tlett mr BulfArd Is
Baber Edwd L Buckley James Bregiug Lewis
Beechum S G Browns G J Il Boyd 1t capt
Barker P capt Boardman q h Brewster Vim
Baesett Geo Byren Thoa WmBrackett VIM q
Barry Geo Brothers Butler Vim
Baker Geo Burbsutt " Brown "
Barker Geo Brown Geo E B.ant WI
3: Baker TIE Burgess GEO Bron4i1ow E
Batchelder " Brewster Geo WBsoHn John
Barnes q P Butterdeld Geo Growers John Il
BalleDtyne 4 Bradley Senes Bush Isaac & -
& c0
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Skx. fHEESEM kT,S PILLS
,,oft eG..cruai E+:n:edy aver Enewa lot all co,1,
'~culla1 10 FHNAL1E. To all classes taey are
e. INpTEtNG. WITH CERTAINTY. PERIODICAL
TT. Tier arc kCu~n to thousands WAC baFp
d 1T different periods r!rouEhoulthec couulfv.
- sanction ofecne q The most EM1sKSI FHYs
s.4EEF1cA-
+.tGIKECTloNS Stating WIEN TEKY EEorID
w1tl. each 3oI-khe PRICE DxE Do1IAR
Nnir,nE IRON 20 to fl rI,!s
'sAtnasl promptly, BY RENTING to the Agent
= FOLD BT DEIGG1sTa GK1HEA1Ir
: Chicago at ruaRutactors prices nv LORD
aps'621yr
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6ooc 7eamk writing Paper ls by &c inchae to weigh
twenty ty-1lree pounds per r.atn.
aca tea pe writing paper, Is - Is iuchcs to Feich
10 resms NrinR papez pf5 inches
T. s4oreanz writing paper, Is by IS inches. to wefsh
nm TWENTY-FIVE pounds per ream.
q. GU dreams writing rsrer. u bJ Is nchea 70 weigh
twelve pounds per 1eam.
AL the Papers designated IN classes l. s and 1nQst
coat9ll 3So perfect stets to tie aud no .oCT.
SIDE qu1res They afE to be Of the best mate
ral free irom adniterhttoa fnl7hed In the best mai
enTelopEd. The Papers in class to be white q
blue laid ncL and Of such weights 81 be required
h3 this oHtce Those In classes T. and are to be
%hte. AID OF the sizes and Eelgals specified N the
The right Is reserved OF ordering grester or less
quantity Of each and every Kind contracted for In Ill
the c:ssss to be fu1nisfeo At such times and s1ta
Each clHs will be considered sspar ately and be sub
tect t. separate cont1a-t but bidders may offer for
ene OF more Q; the c1assts u the ear'e proposal
BY the guarantee that the bdcer or bidders i MS q
thetr proposal sa4ll be acccrted viii enter Tito au Oh
!igat1on with kood and aulc1ent surttea, to furnish
the er1cics BLANK forms for proposals VIII
corkreratton unless substantially agreeing there Fh
Al the paper In e several classes mubt oR delivered
~ me 1 ~ sfrsnt oss n Washington ey
felc in the State OF New York good order nee Of
al and every e1tra charge e1pehse snd subject to
EEe :Efpeeuon COUNT weight and measurement OF the
b;deas are required to furnish with their propoeals
ot not less than qu,re each Of The k ds
oi paper bid for and upon which their proposals may
Qe naeeo except IN cas4*s and2 Tie successful bid
pics A --AN
Proposals viii be Addressed to "JOHND D DBFREEs,
Superintendent cf the Public Prinlng, Nashiagtoa,n
ano indorsed Proposals for Supplying Paper
E23pE6lteWSW
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E1titdtt11tql.
Eegal notices.

TRF STEE'5 SALE.-Pubic no
l. tice Is hereby gtFeu that l. L. C. Paine Freer
Trustee. &c. will. IL pursuance with tne powers 10
Deed Of Trust dated August 1st 1850. executed By
tel at public auction for cash to the highest bidder ii
the noEh door Of the Court House In the City Of Chi
49, il Blcck nf.een f5), in the Canal Trustees Sub
division Of the vest half aad the west half Of north
east quarter OF Section seventeen IN IN TOWNSHIP
1h!ftsGIae ~ Norta 1anEe f1Eftssn qt: east Il
said sale to be uade the a1st day Of August a B.
1852. a: ten o'clock in the forenoon Of said day.
L. G. PAINE FREER TrusIee, DC.
Chicago. June 18th 1862 ieal-sH1-td
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10 the Nervous and Consumptiye
= 10th ecScs. 4 Eetsred Clerrynsn having been re-
'-ed 70 Health 1n few days many 1eaFs Of great
,"FfiE Is willing to ass,st others by sending 3fee
n .t receipt Of postpaid directed envelope a copy
- Prescription ustd- Direct the lsEV- JOHN II
- n -AIl+ 1bG Fulton street. Brooklyn New York
lt- -3--e
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-26
The Federal Army on the Kappa
hammock.

The news from the armies OF Generals
Pope aud Mcclellan. has been quite measre
for three or four days past. 1t IS quito Ger
tain now that the forces of General McC.el-
Ian have joined those Of Pope. Combined.
il i the best army which ever encountered
IN enemy on this continent. LIS regiments
have been fairly tried. and have proved
skillful and brave. Its officers are the best
in the Federal service. and have. on several
hard fought fields. demonstrated their ca
pacities 20 command that splendid army
There are Mcclellan. and Burnside Nc
DowclI and Banks Pope, Mccall and Sum
ner. and General Sigel, than whom none arc
drawer or more sltillful. On these Generals.
and on the matchless army they now com
mani, the fondest hopes of our people are
conferred The great struggle. il not already
fought. cannot be postponed much longer
Tho Confederate Generals are too wise to
defer the conflict until the new levies are in
the field. IL they do not succeed in driving
the Federal army to the wall now. their
ability to do so at any time hereafter is ma
tsrislly lcssened. They know the import
snce OF time. and will not, we believe. fail
to make the best use of IL.
General Halleck also has purpose in
view, fraught with the greatest consequences
10 the country. His strategy for the removal
OF the army of General Mcclellan. from
James River. has succeeded without loss.
and the junction of the two armies has been
effected. Tho combined forces. as near "a
calculations can be made. number about two
hundred thousand. General Hslleck may
not force the enemy into battle by an ad-
vance at present. il it has not already been
fought. but II the enemy forces him to fight.
IL will be upon ground Of his own selection :
in which even, tho result will not be very
doubtful In any way the struggle will
likely be OF decisive character. and one of
the mos, bloody and terrible on record
Since the above was in type. the telegraph
irforms Us that the rebel forces are endeav-
or,ng to cross the Rapp,hannock. bs: had
been rcpulscd 20 far. Ii i reported that
General Sigei captured 1000 rebels who had
crossed the river. II il evident that the
great struggle "a at hand. The rebel Gen.
erals are desperate. and will force battle
At the c,rliest moment,
Further news from that quarter will Ice
looseJ for with grca, interest.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-26
The New Plan of the Campaign

Tho Philadelphia Press Of Saturday speaks
very positively Of ecu McClellen's retire
msnt from Ha.rison's Landing. " ith his whole
army. and Gays;
He will. effect no combination with Pope
and Burnside. and attach Richmond from
the North with such overwhelming numbers
that resistance will be futile. The army
will be unite. and will have bat one crush
ing blow 10 strike before IL marches into the
rebel Capitol with note Of triumph There
viii bc no more capturing OF Pope's officers
and bearing them To jail IN handouts as com.
mon felons: no more raids up tho valy by
the glerr.llas Of Jackson. no more blockad-
ing OF rivers and iniercei ting OF supplies and
reinfcrcements 10 our armies. no more fall
ins upon ISOLATED divisions and annihilating
them by cheer numbers. 90 more interup,
in< the telcS-a. - communication with Wash.
inctcr IN a word. 40 more reyerscs 30 our
arms from the want OF CO operation am on z
Generals. no more complaints that their
plans have been interlered with or ihwar.ed
by reasons OF official inc0mpctercy. Here
after We are 10 have nuitei army. and let
u hope united and harmonious people"
The Press aisa says that. according to a
statement made by deserter from Stone
wall Jacksoa's army. Richmond will be
evacuated. and the whole rebel force there
thrown upon Pope. whom the Confederate
expect in that way % capture. with his whole
Wmy. Should the movemea, be successful.
they wouid then mako move towards
Nasaioston- Jack.oa j. among the hir hest
IN TIE confidence Of the Confederate powers
that hc. and TIL. : one Of the pierss ef~s-As-
ege he . aos successfully utsiss upon The
attention OF tire rebsi adm ais,ratioa
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-26

The extraordinary activity at the Brook
lyn Navy Yard, continues undated. There
are nearly 1000 men employed ir the differ.
ent workshops. and in the laborers gangs.
Some of them are frequently at work night
and day. The ordnance department, in
charge of Commander Temple, is continually
working at guns o. every calibrc, for the
craft almost daily leaving the station for
blockading and other service. The engin-
GERS shop is "a busy as if no engines were
built outside. The blacksmiths. carpenters.
stonecutters, and Others are also necessarily
doing.
The vessels nj anchor in the stream are
very numerous. The Roanoke. iron clad
! il nearly finished. and when the plating now
going on il completed, she will De taken TO
the Novelty Iron Works to receive final
polishing of This vessel has now been
some months in the hands OF operatives. and
will be one Of the most formidable iron ella
vessels ahoat.
The alterations necessary 10 make the
United States corvette Savannah school
ship for volunteer officers progress rapidly.
The apartments in which practice is 10 be
carried on are undergoing formation. Tho
Savannah was formerly so sun frigate. but
was raced some years ago. She will be
ready for her new service ia few weeks.
The receiving ship North Carolina has
now a fair supply OF sean'cn on board. The
men recruited at Cherry street. At Buffalo,
and other adjoining rendezvous. are put on
board this ship until needed for active ser
vice. Commander Meade j. still the chci
officer Of the North.
The storeship Supply j. being fitted up
with stores. a complete change has been
| effected in her The decks which were put
on board of her q bring 10 the United
States cAmels for our Western army have
been removed. and she is now almost ia the
same state that she was before her departure
on that expedition. The supply has been for
over year aud a half actively engaged on
the blockade a transport Of prov isions and
stores.
The new frigate Lacklwanna. which VAS
launched some time ago. Is having her main j..
fore and mlzzen chains put in. She VIII he
hoatcd into the dry dock. 10 have her bot
tom copper ed. when the Roanoke goes out.
The Leckawanua VII be ready Tor sea in
about six weeks
The United States steam gun boat Csusa-
der. which arrived from Port Royal a few
days ago. Is lying in the stream. She will
be hauled along SIDE the wharf u undergo
repairs in few days The Crusader j. one
OF the vessels Of the old Navy. but was not
constructed for il. having been purchased
from Mr. Cromwell. 20 join the Paraguay ex
petition She was for nerly known "a the
Southern Star and IL tolerably efficient
craft. The other vessels living of the Yard
are as follows
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-26

than playing fast and loose in this manner.
protesting liberal OPTIONS on all occasions
In which our own Interests are not immedi-
atelv concerned, and throwing them up ana
resort.ue to antiqua.ed legal phraseo'osy
when thew are IL Is utterly impossible 70
distinguish the case OF Ireland from the case
of the Southern States by any argument
which stops short ofthe principle that nothing
can Justify armed resistance TO an established
government. Whoever, therefore. charges
the United States with Inconsistency ough;
either 10 maintain that we should be bound
TO allow the Irish TO proclaim their indepen-
dence OF Us as soon as they please. or To
mairtain that no amount OF misgovernment
and oppression on our part would justify them
IN doing so. No one would accept either
branch Of this dilemma. yet il IS altogether
inevitable il the Americans are charged with
Inconsistency.
The London Spectator OF Angus, ?. in an
article entitled the Test Hour of America
Saws a good word for the North. and adds
We have not lost hope yet. Ii is almost
blasphemy 10 suppose that all this loss and
woe, shis expenditure OF life and energy.
this terrible break in the march Of a genera
ton csn end simply in nothing. in a sepera-
ton that will leave the national crime more
rampant than before The opinion OF the 81
| lent millions has still to be sought. and IL
, may ast0nish the prophets again. - 10 did
after Sumter fell The quiet yeomanry who
in great crises. always govern the States.
are not represented by TIE 'wirepullers, or
by the press they control or by the city pop
| uiation OF New York. They may be matu-
ring their minds for las, and grand effort.
preparing slowly. ~ Is their wont. FOR the
revolution which shall reinvi gorate the ma
tional life. At the very last moment they
may step forward. follow some chosen leader
declare the war war OF principles. and pre-
ciptate the flower of twenty millions OF
men onco more upon the South. Even then
they may not win. for the South. msddened
by certain defeat. and dreading the loss oil
property less than subjugation may rise TO
the level Of their situation make the offer
which the negroes in Yorktown say they ex
pec,, and promise there slaves complete AMI
immediate freedom. But short Of that re-
solve, there would, in the event ola new III
sing of the people. be still no chance for the
South. and the rising IS no more impossible
than Americans declared the last to be. Thi:
may be the resolve Of the silent mass but
meanwhile. the only men in America acting
with revolutionary vigor are the siavehol-
ders OF the South. They have all the strength
OF an oligarchy added TO all the resources oil
despair. The CONSUMPTION. il IS evident. Ia:
been obeyed. the produce Of the country is
At its leaders disposal. and they have found
il not generals. at least men who understand
how,voluLtcer campaigns must be won. The
news. as we said. is disheartning for all who
believe that the cause of the North is still
amid many errors and much half-heartednes:
the cause Of freedom.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-26

Gsns. Tsas,

These aud the three ell storcships are all
now cruising Of the thirty sea going sailing
ships which constituted moro than one half
OF our entire naval forces on the first OF
January 1861. IL Wa the United States
that initiated the heavy artillery for ships
ol.war. the substitution o. steamers fof sail-
INK vessels as fag ships. and the heavy screw
steam friyates. which were all the fashion .
from 1852 to le6O The idea OF mailing
vessels i OF American origin. The br~t
hon-ciad fsht took place IN American waters:
tho Gfst nation 10 consign the Oh timewom
sailing ship 90 '-sinccurc positions = Amer
ca. ana the first country thai ever procured
2b.U0 naval sailors within the space Of 81
teen months n America
IL ~ss originally intcnsIed 10 fio.t the
koanoke from The Nsvy Yari TO the Novel
~ Work. On the View York side. vhea she
bad received two LAYERS Of plating. II has
been considered be<t however. 20 pa. o..
another LAYER above TIE wsters cige before
she l. iosed across tie stream. The work
on her i progressing rapidly
About - descrters have been taken 10
Cove. nors Island since the issninS Of the
orsier fag their arrest IL shey Confines 20
cone Il - generously a. they have done
during the last fsw days. there viii soon be a
reginle7t Of then there They VII Be sent
"a 70 TIE different divisions the army to
which they belong N. L. Trstxs~.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-26
Navy md Army Intelligence.

still another reform of considerable i'm
potance has been commenced in the United
States NAVY. The err of iron clsds and
steamers having rendered obsolete the old
sailing vessels. the latter will not be used in
this country again in any active capacity
worth speaking of Certain descriptions OF
transports. school ships. receiving saips and
"guaFdoes" are hecceforwari to be az
clusively sailing craft. the steamers being re
Quircd iorquick movements. Fifteen months
ago. We had forty sail above aud excluding
the rank OF eorvettes on the naval register
all propelled by canvas. The following are
nov the only sailing vessels Of the regular
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-26

Believing that the present crisis in our Ma
tional affairs. call for the laying aside of all
party issues aud party feelings. and that all
should unite fer the support OF the Govern.
ment in suppressing this Rebellion. We
would invite all Union men of Yieo County.
to join in Mass Convention 10 be held at
Terre IIaute. on Saturday August 80. 1862,
for the purpose of nominating Candidates for
the various County offices to be filed at the