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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-30

DR. JAMES S. ATHoS.-This distinguished gen
tleman. who is the Democratic candidate for
Secretary of State, visited our town on Saturday
last, and addressed the Democracy at the Court
House. He took strong grounds against the
growing radicalism of the country, and defended
the Democracy in a mastery manner against the
foul aspersions of some of the opposition. DR.
A. spoke in most glowing terms of the indica
tons throughout the State in regard to the sue
cess of the Democratic party His speech was
sound, forcible and to the point, and was listened
to with marked attention throughout by the vast
concourse of people assembled on the OCCASION
Salem Banner of Liberfy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-30
Illinois and the Negro.

Whatever be the fate OF the new Constitution,
il is certain that the following propositions, which
were submitted separately, have been carried by
immense maOrities, and will hereafter stand as
part of the organic law:
''SECTIoN /. No negro mulatto shall mi
crate to or settle in this State.
"SEC. = No negro or muatto shall have the
right of suffrage or hold any office in tins State.
"SEc. 3. The General Assembly shall pass all
laws Necessary to carry into effect the provisions
of this article
The old Constitution of this State and the Con-
stituton of Indiana. and perhaps the Constitutions
OF one or two other free States contain provisions
prohibiting negro immigration. but those pro
visions have been practically imperative because
the Legislatures arc not required by the COnStl-
tuition To pass laws giving effect TO them. The
people OF Illinois have clinched the nail
The General Assembly shall pass all laws nee
essary To carry into effect this article" and these
laws will doubtless embrace provisions infcting
punishment upon railway and steamboat compa-
MES and other public conveyances who shall bring
negroes into the State, and upon all persons who
shall harb0r the prescribed race.
The adoptionsof this article is one of the most
significant signs of the times. IL might not and
probably would not. have been adopted few
months ago. Its adoption now, by so large una
orities. comes of the popular alarm at the effect
OF the war upon slavery in the South The same
alarm Is felt in all the border free States. and
similar action will be taken 10y all OF them. and
We believe every other Northern State will take il
just soon they shall feel the fear which the
border States feel of negro immigration.
This Is natural and inevitable fruit of abO-
litoniSm. The decree of emancipation of the
slaves of the South will be decree of exclusion
of negroes from every present loyal State and
eventually from every State. Missouri and Ken
lucky and Tennessee and Maryland will 10 more
become asylums of free negroes than will Hi
nois become such ASYLUM.
Abolition i, then. expulsion of the negroes
from the United States, not 10y any system of
colonization. but 10y proscrptiye laws. From a
condition which God and nature seem To have
designed for them, and only in which has the
race ever made any progress in cvz alton. they
will be driven out Ia shift for themselves wher-
ever they may, and To relapse into the barbarsm
from which they are incapable of rising 10y their
voliton.
Six thousand millions of property will have
been wiped out. the productive power of the cot.
ton and sugar States will have been DESTROYED.
the nation will have been involved in deb, which
will weigh like milestone upon the present and
future generations. tens Of thousands of lives
will have been sacrificed. the character of the
Government itself will have been ohanged-and
the negro. concerning whose welfare all this will
have been done. will himself be abolished
Chicago Tunes.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-30

The Republican leaders. at the so called
Union" Convention, the 18th of June,
adopted the CRrTTESDES resolution passed by the
House Of Representatives in July last. Twice
has that resolution been proposed at the present
session of Congress and each time was il voted
down by the Republicans. The fact is the Re
pubIicans have no idea of adopting the senti-
ments Of that resolution as the policy to be pur-
sued in the prosecution of the war. The lead
ers Of that party here are aware of this, and yet
they have the dishonesty to adopt it as the basis
Of their platform when they know it to be cheat
They can not deceive the people by any such
transparent humbuggery
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-30

THE ABoLITIoNIsrs DID r. Some
twenty five years ago few noble men saw as
they never saw before, the enormity of slavery,
and they set themselves to work to arouse the
conscience Of the nation. BY degrees men came
to see the sin and turn from it; and our present
conflict of arms is a direct consequence of this
turning from our evil ways.-NeUark North
American, Noe ., 1861.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-30

The Losr Man is NOT FouND.-George Milan,
the lunatic who wandered from the Floyd County
Asylum. has not yet been found as was reported.
Said Milan is about 80 years of age, feet or
10 inches high, light hair, bald on top of his
head, slightly lame in one foot owing to the loss
of several toes; talks with good deal of intell-
gence at times. Any person furnishing intel-
gence of his whereabouts will be suitably re-
warded-H A LEDGER
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M EDICAL.
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE.

TEyO LADIES OF DELICATE HEALTH OR IMPAIRED
organization to those by whom an increase of
family from any Objectionable the undersigned
would offer aprescrption which is and
safe and which has been prescribed in various parts Of
the Old World for the century Although this article
isvery cheap and simple, yei has been put up in half
pntbOttes and sold very extensively at the eXhorbtant
price per bottle the undersigned proposes - fur
nisb the recipe for by the possession of which every
lady supply herselfwith perfect safeguard, at any
drug for the trng Of 25 cents year. Any
physician druggist wte perfectly harmless
thousands of testimonials can be procured OF its efficacy
Sent any part ofhe world receipt Of by address
ing DR j. e DENEhAUA,
70. Box, No.aa5S, New Haven ,COnnectcut>
uy22-d&w'6l
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special Notice.

10 AID YER TISERS-AU advertisements taken for
sDecifed time and ordered 6erore the expiration
1f tie time specified, to be charged tie regular rdtas
forthe sumo Up 10 tie time they are ordered out
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-30
The Union a. must be preserved.
Democratic Union State Ticket

ToR SECRETARY OF srATE,
JAMES 8. ATHON,
OF Marion County
FoR AUDITOR cv sTATE,
JOSEPH RISTINE,
OF Fountain County.
FoR TREASURER or STATE,
MATTHEW l.. BRETT,
OF Davies County.
FoR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
OSCAR Il HORD,
OF Decatur County.
yoz SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.,
SAMUEL l.. RUGG,
OF Allen County.
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vi A N III Cd d ID:
HOW LOST! NOW REsTOREDi!

Just Published in a Sailed Eareiope
PRICE SIX CENTS
A LECTURE on the Nature, Treatment and Radical
~ Cure Of Spermatorrhga or Seminal Weakness, In
voluntary Emissions Sexual Debility and Impedments
20 marriage generally. Nervousness, Consumption, Epi
lepsy and Fts Mental and Physical Incapacy. resulting
from self-Abuse, &c-By ROBERT J. CULyERwELI.
NJ d., Author Of the Grees Book, DC. "A Boon 20
Thousands Of Sufferers under seal In plain
velope, to any address, post paid receipt Of six ces
two postage stamps. by DR. CHI j. c. KLINE l37 Bow
cry, New York, Postofiice Box 45s6. apr3-d&~3mfs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-30

A LARGE and well selected assorr ent Of Groceries
~ now receiving and for sale low at any house
&. the West Country Merchants and ~ Grocers invited
20 examine our stock. RUGER a ALDWEI.l.
jel3'62 -d&wly Gs East Washington II.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-30

MO and No Mackere in Barrels, Half Barrels, and
InA BOXES Herring;
I'M BOXES Goldfish;
0AA BOXES Smoked Habut.
For sale low by
RUGER a CALDWELL,
East Washington st
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dAnspA,Ip l.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-30
JOSIAH HUNT,

Land Commissioner, Hannibal. No
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Total. 81 1876 90
HENRY ;. LANE, President.
SCHUYLER CoLFAx Secretary
The New York herald., 1862-08-26
SHIPPIN G NE S.
ALMANAC Exw YoRK-Inis DAT.
sun RISES. .......... III NOON eve OIL
~ HIGH WATER. eve IL
Port OF New York, August Is, 1869.

EOAt VA NC" kVAAS Au& ubL ~, AoO6s
CLEARED.
Ship esraiisT DUNBAR sH BrooGnan nd Co.
@ ss,p Julian, streker ne Bfsmen-Kager Bros.
Ship Orpheus tBren). Vessels Brcmen-Krauth. Nachod
Bark sennard, Drinkwater Bristol--walsh Carver
Bark Alice rainier, Gaydea, New Orleans- Smith &
s1ss nSis % hs: ssx 5. rs g.
Brs Brs ELL kssy fs,s vnn sm
A1ss sdsR Co.
schr Strong. smith BatImorc-Merrll Abbott:
ssE
sssr r:5te r.rts sao Ss7
s@sSr @ oirSase HAMMOND, ' sosonHBrst. sss Son @ Co.
sio0p Pointer Nichols 1Ss;ysSs EssS;isfss-aa''sf
y; Aug and
West 2ls with mdse and passengers to spoTord fleson
Cape Horn July q tie Eagssor. Sss.s 1us
sps4s s from fsTss Biz 1e;S -.
Bark Guiding star lBr Of Yarmouth, Ns) Tooker. Gas
BdTk r4s, lBr} Blddie Belize. Hond, Aug 2 With Log
lon u Patrick Boyle .e.msn, ireland jumped oserSosd
and y was lost. going III the I'm time 9 miles per hour
sunk in less than minutes.
BARK John Benson Johnson Ponce PR Aug TO- with sa-
Rosa s colcorgno. Grand Turk. IT, 10 days with
BARK claTbe OBJ OF Glasgow, Campbell, Nassau. MP. Is
asn Eden !o5 Booth Bay Reed. New Orleans IS
sss 70 fs I IS 50
Srg Indus Anderson, Pernambuco July Is. with sugar
Sns Eizshess cDan, LANCE, s. Thomas 81 days. In s.,
Brig Ann. DsnS, Christensen. $. Thomas Is days. in bal
Rsa. ss .S @ "a. II s all = &C
ias4.h Ass p 8 ion q !. spoke BAN Henry Ds:
bark
Brig Santiago tBrem Elgenbrock PortauPstte Aug TO-
% 4 Royal ir SewSoid S'' Bermuda. day.. in
schr Harstene, Enel Shields q days with COAL Thos
s From July Is Avg had no'SGS o but wssssy
Augs sposs ship Montszums, from Plymouth. Eng. for
Sear Annie Bell tos Frankfort Bowdoin East Harbor,
sosr w,!1 & e Sssss Lboun. Nassau Aug
sehr Lady Jlieh Isws, Msrdenboroush St Martins. Aug
Indian Queen. Hardy Lnsan CB. 10 days. with coal
DC With
S1: 70, r.
schr orsioe. Tucker Rondou. for Boston
schr 0tronto, Hammond Ropdout for Boston.
Schr Genl Marion Osborne Rondout for Providence,
schr II Mayo, McFarley. CAIais, 6 days
scnr Ann Salter Fish, WsrehAm, days
sesr ssr GG1anns ssas1soa sss
Schr Wallace, Staples, Taunton, days
Schr Oliver Spelmsn. Brown. Providence, . days
Schr Smith, Briggs, Providence, 2 days.
oop Ssx world EYE Ely for qfy frovidens
Steamer Stevens. Dduehertr. Baltimore.
Steamer Artisan. McCabe, Baltimore
Steamer Marina. Crosby. Baltimore
Steamer Mars. Niehos Yniadeiphia.
Steamer Dudley Buck new, Mills, Hartford, Ct
BELOW.
Br bark AstorIa.-(By pilot boat e Fish.)
Two brgs unknown.
N faa
The New York herald., 1862-08-26

United States Consul at this port before whom the
matter has been brought by the man who y at pre-
slIons the case aud the facts they have been
represented the whole affair OF such oarbarity and
iegaty that Is 70 be hoped the perpetrators VIII DO
punished. We trust however for the sake OF humanity
that cxamination the statements will be found exag
geraed. Tie unfortunate Is ca present under the
protection the here suffering from the wounds
aad abuse alleged to have been received on board the
Ariel
siuce writing the above we learn from most trust
worthy source that such ourages are OF common oecur
Vanderbilt's steamers, and hremen are fre-
account Of the scandalous treatment they receive
board and official report Is made of it, One poor
did on the present hip of the Ariel
Both the United States Consuls OF this city and Aspn-
wall going TO the latter place to-day in order 70 have
afs judicial q the whole proceeaings SO
properly punished
Although II is nearly two months since the first
that this steamer to leave Nassau NJ
p, rebel privater, under command Of Capt Semmes
st we have heard nothing Of her movements. letter
boast s openly made here BY Late and his friends that
she will capture Of California steamers within
ten days after her departure from this port she 10
splendid vessel, said 70 be owned BY Messrs. Trenholm
Fraser Co., Of Charleston; OF fine model, great speed
able IL ID said, 70 steam eighteen miles hour, aud
heavily aemed with ine r1ed guns which would mako
her formidable opponsn for any 0f our ocean cruisers
shonla they fall IN with her"
Tho same letter says, Many OF the merchants here
have been doing splendid business during the last six
mouths IN furnishing supplies TO tho rebels from whom
they obtain exorbant prices for almost every srtcc
they sell them. In some instances, merchants from
rsbedom have purchased entire stocks OF goods here In
lump, paying enormous prices in their haste TO
them and run into seceesia
Messrs Addshy Co., the largest Arm here In the in
terest Of the rebels have their warehouse stocked
over6owing with goods, waiting favorable opportun
ties Of sending them safely int Charleston. Many
sells bring consgnments OF goods 10 this house, Aid Il 10
said that several merchants implicated IN the filling
OF orders direct from parties which they know TO be
living in the rebel States. schooner arrived here q
few weeks since with aaSOrt0d which
thirty forty cases Of Enfield rifles, and quite
large quantity Of powder. As those articles ara net
needed present TO supply home trade il s fair to
presume that they intended for another and better
market
The New York herald., 1862-08-26

srEAxsHiP CONSTITUTION hence Panama reports parsed
sos sssi %asaas w5ss sslsssd % aassos
s, a a h ss ss
Tes dn sr1 o INV and sns ns Nh ws b n
s gross running
thai threatened both bows Heaviest squa about
's sss
having one hale win %.
q The ssserest vessel required sustain,
making ssea weather but s head
night day following sim strong head wind and hsaVs
ss1 ,Ss sw Fs;s Ssd z f. ssSssSsd order get
s s sssit'S % low ss 81
Sss o. lon 3 . pisssa Up '% s.sS se's'; iaS M
ssss By
Ba Bsyc QUEEN vIcroKrA Hitch, which arrived Sunday
ss.ss
aIa
Acj 2sd. passed sunken vessel bsanit about by I
sss ss 81 S: s:s:s
stays; stern damaged.
New York
total loss Most q the cssso sails and rsghg would se
asf :2e :e ssnsa al
BaIs M Ssss sn fran San
Lost and split sails stove buwarks, &s; run Port
ps S q M ns - aSssa % aAy
lost one anchor and chain.
Sem sALLfH PONDER, OF Orient at Providence has
been sold parties In that city FOR $500
San FRANCISCO July 3l-Tbe ship Saracen from Boston,
the 23 inst her cargo being landed in very bad
condition About 100 tons OF her had to be thrown
oseyboard 20 tighten the ship general average Of %
cent has called In The bowsprit bad
sprupg ships from New York making very long pas
''s's--''' 's''f' whalemen.
Cid at New Bedford Aug A ships California Cleveland
Pacific Ocean; Gaxele Worth, Indian Ocean.
Sid from Nantucket Avg ~ schrs Samuel shase, orpin
hum npbacking; 18TH RAINBOW, MCGUIRE do.
letI from Capt Akn q bark Ceora NIB, reports her
letter from on board bark Mlwood NIB reports previous
10 Aug 8, bark George, Silva NB, ll5 bbls sp oil
letter board bark Ocean Rover Ozark, OF Malta
poise reports her Western Ground 90 having taken
10 bos sp OIL since leay ng st GATHERINGS.
letter from Albert Bryant, board bark John Daw.
son, Cornell Of NIB reports her at July "a ac
with u bbls sp oil, 20 bbls taken six days opt
spoken, &c.
Steamship Boston from Boston Tor New Orleans, Aug o.
lat ~, Ion 15
dam. May a. lat n 10 3, lou sew.
The New York herald., 1862-08-26

increase oZQ,9I3 zo0,1Uo llS,4Z0 l,3l3,2SS
The bank movement has become monotonousiy
regular from week to week. Money continues to
flow here in large amounts, the banks continue to
make every effort to keep their deposits employed
and the public continue to lodge their specie in bank
as the safest place for it. The large increase in
loans reflected in the above statement arises from
the negotiation of 900 900 Of 7.3O notes by Mr.
Cisco last week. Each successive week renders
It more difficult for the banks to increase their
loans line as fast as their deposits increase.
Money is very abundant at per cent on CALL
Mercantile paper of the highest grade ranges from
4 to s; names not 80 generally known 6a7 z. Certi
fcates Of indebtedness are worth 992<; green
back demand notes, 107A. The Sub Treasurer
received to-day on deposit at per cent $50 900.
Gold and exchange were both weaker to-day.
The former opened at ll524, and sold down to
ll5A at the first board; in the afternoon sold at
1857, and closed 115114 bid. II seems to be o
well established principle now that favorable news
will depress, and unfavorable news will enhan CO,
the price Of gold; also that gold and stocks, in.
stead of working together, as il was expected
they would do when gold frst began to rise, move
In opposite directions. When stocks rise
gold falls, and vice versd. Persons who
find IL difficult to explain this fact or this law
must bear in mind that stocks are moving at pre-.
sent mainly In consequence Of the earnings Of the
railroads and the bright prospects of the Union
cause, whereas gold is affected exclusively BY the
present and future issues Of paper money. Elk.
change on London is quoted'at l27 "A for bank
ers' bills. with q very light inquiry.
The stock market was again buoyant to-day,
with o general advance in prices and fair
amount OF business In government securities and
railroad bonds and shares. AT the frat board
New York Central rose "a, Erie a, Erie preferred
n, Hudson River TX, Michigan Central u, South.
ern old ~, guaranteed 1s, Illinois "a, Galena u,
Toledo ~, Rock Island x. Government skies
were in demand at q advance, and all classes Of
railroad bonds were higher. There was good
inquiry for Pittsburg and Fort waynes at an ad-
vance on oil three issues; likewise for Chicago
and Northwesterns, at an advance on the assented
bonds Of "a per cent. At the close Of the first
board the market was very buoyant, and further
advance Of AaL took place in Central, Erie,
Erie preferred, Michigan Central DC. The news
from Virginia was regarded as quite favorable,
and persons who sold out their stocks when they
were apprehensive Of the safety Of General Popes
army were free buyers to-day. At the second
board the market reacted " n "a per cent
on the whole list, in consequence OF sales to
realize profits. IL closed steady, the following
being the quotations at half-past three:-United
States 6's registered, 1881. l0lH "A; DO. 6's
coupon, 1881, 1ol "a; do. 5s, 1874, s91
00A; z 3.l0- Treasury notes, lo4% ss; Ten.
nessee os, 51H 81; Virginia 6's, 80 IS; lMis.
The New York herald., 1862-08-26

FoarsEss MoSRor, August q, 1s62

FORTRESS MONROE, August y, lS62
The Richmond Es2irsr Of the 18th instant wants 10
know where their friends and reporters all who used
70 give them reliable Information concerning tho
meuts Of General McCslans army. adds. "whers
they alR We have heard nothing from thom o. Late.
Have they all gone to the federaiss
The movements now going on in this vicinity are pro-
crossing quietly and advantagesusly.
The cable across the bay repaired yesterday at
noon, and the telegraph successfully working be-
tween this place and Washington.
FORTRESS MONROE, August %, 1862.
Fresh troops daily arriving at Fortress Monroe and
hunreus returning to their regiments who have been
away sick.
The general health Of the army is improving
All was quiet At Williamsburg yesterday.
The New York herald., 1862-08-26

SHIP South America. Lincoln. from Nyork May 90 for
ASsts IA Ja,ye mot Angl. as 20 loa ~
bars SYort s Il Tor = Lonload riy xugn
ba.k Young Amers. bound rh. July % on Gun Key,
sos q tie Gaii Stream as' IRON Boston '' i'aA aug -
seAr Iar;s,ens .hrss mas Ene from Shields for New
hr silver STAR Baltimore Kingston ia, Aug 90
Foreign Ports.
BuEsos AYkEs june z,in port bark Lizzie, Nckerson.
BEL,xa. Hond, Aug 2~No Am vessel in port
BERMUDA, Aug 2o-In port schr Hound, for Nyork
E,sr HARsoR IT, Aug 7-In por, brig Delhi. for PhIla.
Turk, Aug 9Ip port bark Harvey, Milicr for
HALIFAX ASs iseArr scir Prince OF Wales Chisholm.
NYork is,h. brig Asie Nelson, do .,. ~. s..,..,
Tho Europe 'spf
and sst % FOR
NYork ~; Rutgers H9wes for do do; sarsslle low.
JsSSTs Lsp1T ,To% Sys yssm ss
ssns
snip canoya Emerson East ladies' q Is SNOW Rouse
Chns sehr Co,ss Pilol Trueman England 2sh bark HAr
I'M. s sss 81 ss. as~s
wsrren, RI TOR Melbourne
PEssA.suc july szIn port brig keanoks Long for 81
14s%s: az s s% S. 4S Sss for New
YORK sohr General Armstrong for New Haven in
PosrAv-PLArr.. Aug lo-No Am weasel in port.
Va ns S .a ~ s oq s.a
RIo JAss,so mo- judy isS bark % Cen coSS Co. CLARK SYork
r as'"s oh gs ssae.
4 :'ss; % A1ss sSs'
xsHA cays July lin port bark Lind. Stewart Davis
nathan day; schr Hannah, Loud Or Nyork 18th.
rxn from Sr.
Arrfcom ss,! Bs,lsi%Srs, more, Roland, 2. Dansensss r
American Ports.
e. AS rs ships II
gsia steamer Fransin, Young SYork. oIi schrs Eab
lPas
sas dew Bennett New Sid bark Cricket
ksass ts1 ss M9 Fssy es sz as
s.h1Arr ships R Mallory Lester Hare; wild Rover,
ps sss.
s Mary g's s:y oEs1s Rssy
4. gIsSs sT.
81 ssa aSa sn
ss tssn nd.sSS HasS HseE @ h1p WTIa
Psssd.pI4; th.ras sasy SYor1 r sxS
bark and iaTes lrss 81 ss.rday .G y0 ~na ss sw
ELizXSEThFSsT. Aas as-o.a sca5s yoan. Cousins.
E= y.Sss s. $2E:
wishs%sn East srssnwieh s!phla BSnce' New IA IA
slsa Aug SRI ssas .prs Poland
NEW ORLEANS, Angus. s-Arr ship W wharton,
.vss. Texans srasa Sgort E,sas poaas s Ssos SS4
s .ps MONT sns onss s. ss
s: Si,ss4s.
man. rom Boston Gaansa s and and parks
F1a ca
ToweI y ses It'll inst barks Harvest Home. Hsryss,
Moo and Sea Bird brig Enma and scar chas Dennis 18th
PosT ROYAL Sc Aug sig Er Lev
S s.r1s Sr.wn
share DO sshrs Ben Rassh Hathaway. ao xmsrious s-
q. ssip Planter. Daley Monroe; 10Th
'sars so a
Gray fortress Monroe Sid i5h. schr Eliza Jane
rPhoyf6ENtE. Aug GAR steamer. Pelican, Baker N
s San san
n @s Fsssis s% ssss. ssssyh II s.ss sr'f Ill.,
An S.w sss 5alt sa
I al AZ kas
s:ss
Davis Zoe, cos.ssi ssrsnssr Handy Lebanon csssnsr
sy sR9T
saIArr A.; schs Jane Gcrhsp Ezabsshport sld bark
San EszsSsSo July ship. slam eB., ere.ye.
ss;s: s. Ssss:, ASs s: o''Hs0n
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The New York herald., 1862-08-26

THB WHOLE TAMLY-The Rochester IN " Erpre.
says:-"A farmer from ontario, Wayne county, 10 town
to-day states that he has three sons in the armyone In
the Eighth cavalry, two Ia Captain Culer's company
and he has himself enlisted In one Of the companies
cruting here. HIS wife takes Of the farm and IL
getting in the hay crop willis her husband and sons 50
their country IN another field This Is example
OF patriotism worthy Of record. How many moro are
there 10 20 and do IIkewseg"
The New York herald., 1862-08-26

II was remarkably quiet in the general money aaA
paper market day. In and about the banks there
nothing whatever doing Presidents and cashiers were
on hand there nothing hand for them -.
There very little paper maturing, and ell such he
banks willingly on the payment Of very light ~
stalment reduction with interest discount IN -
vance. There was movement in exchange today b.
yond small Of francs at ninety days date Ut from
la3 IS. n sterling exchange we did not learn q .
movement. Northern funds are without any variation
checks ranging from 9, 10 IL per cent premium Tho
business appears be confined 70 private bankers Tho
pubic banks doing nothing whatever 10 the way a
buying and selling which throws ali the business the
private bankers, who appear 70 have much as theY
want There nothing doiag in time bills on New Yos
The quarterly statement Of the Ohio banks, made
nm "a thu first Monday in Aunnst IA A follows