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CharEesiOn. =. q. viii BE Taken
in Two Months.
Ac.. Nc., &c &c. &c.
from Ncw York.

NLw YoRk August 9-The Worlds Wa~h-
ingtOn special says:
The rebel movements on the Upper Potsmae
were fent to cover their sending reinioreerhents
10 Hood
1t is supposed that not less than fhirty
thousand of Lees veteran troops have been
sent 10 Atlanta Much apprehension is ieit in
the matter.
The Herald's Washington special says:
General Grant and staff has returned from
the Upper Potomac and started sor City
Point
The Tribune correspondent from Petersburg
says.
Our armies ON the Potomac and James
rivers are in a better condition, and important
movements from which Won may soon expect
news
The foIlowing dispatches have been received
from General Kelly, At Cumberland, by Governor
Boreman:
Ms force repulsed the enemy again Yesterday
nc New Greek.
Gen. MeCau,aud's and Bradley Johnsons
forces attacked that post at }, Z. " The hight
continued ill long after dark
The enemy re,reated during the night, leaving
their killed and wounded.
The enemy 5 loss Was severe
Our loss will not exceed p billed and ~
Wounded
The garrison. under commend OF Col. Nte
veasou. Col Hay and Major simpson, made a
most gallant defense
Signed B. NELLY,
Brig Geh
NV CRErk. Va, Aug. >
10 Gortra0r B0remgn:
have Just arrived here The enemy were ei-
isctually re7ulsed. and are RAPIDLY retreating
towards M0orheld
We have saved West Nirgnia from terrible
seaurgng by an invading army Of the rebels
fSgned b r. NELLY.
Brig. Ge:.
The Worlds Washington special has the fol-
lowing.
The invasion panic has entirely subsitei
here
Yesterday it confidently believed that a
battle would take place upon the OLD Sharpsbure
/ ground. or IN thar neighborhood; brt il Is now
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PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.
TarAsrnr prrAEr,nsr, July %, 1864.

TREAsURY DEPARTMENT, July %, 1864
Notice Is hereby given that subscriptions will be re-
ceved by the Treasurer the United States the several
Assistant TreAsursrs and designated Depoares. and by
the National Banks designated and qualified as DepOsita
res and Financial Agents for Treasury Notes payable
three years from August 5 is64 bearing interest at the
three-ents per cent per annurn with
ssmi-annua coupons attached payable in lawful money
These notes will be convertible at the option Of the
holder maturity into six per cent gold bearing bonds
redeemable after aye and payable twenty years from
August l6, lS66.
The Notes will he issued in denominations Of fifty one
hundred, five hundred one thousand and five thousand
dollars, and will he issued in blank payable order
may be directed by The subscribers.
All subscriptions be for ffy dollars or some null
tple Of fifty dollars.
Duplicate certificates will he issued for all deposits
The party deposng endorse upon the original
cate the denomination OF notes required and whether
they be issued in blank payable to order When
endorsed it he left with the officer receiving the
deposit to be forwarded to this Department
The notes will be transmitted to the owners free Of
transportation charges after the receipt of the
original Certificates Of Deposit they be prepared.
Interest will be allowed to August Is on all deposits
made prior that date, and will be paid by the Depart
ment upon receipt of the original certificates
A. the notes draw interest from August Il, persons
making deposits subsequent to that date must pay the
interest accrued from date of date Of deposit.
Parties depositing twenty thousand dollars and up
wards for these notes any time will be allowed
commission Of one-quarter Of one per cent which will
be paid by this Department upon the receipt of bill for
the amount certified TO by the officer with whom the de-
post was made No deductions for commissions must
be made from the deposits
Officers receiving deposits will see that the proper en-
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All officers authorized receive deposits are requested
10 give to applicants ALL desired information and afford
every facility for making subscriptions
w. =. FESSEN DEN,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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DAILY SENTINEL.
Gnberna,orfaIC canvas.

We are authorized to state that the opposing
candidates for Governor. JosnPH Z. MoDoxALp
and OLlvEE 7 MOEToS. viii address the people
"a follows:
a, LapOrte, on Wednesday, the 10th Of Au-
gust. at o'clock r NJ
At South Bend. on THURSDAY. the llth of
August. at | O'Clock T. ~
At Goshen. on Friday. the l2th Of August at
O'Clock Z. NJ
Additional appointments will be announced
hereafter
At Washington, Daviess county. Thursday.
August 18th, at IL O'Clock VI.
At Vincennes, On Thursday night the 18th at
O'Clock.
At Princeton, Gibson county. Friday, August
18th at - o'clock NJ.
At Browu-town, jackson county, Tuesday Au
gust 18th
At Bedford. in--county, Wednes
day, August 18th.
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Announcing deaths with fvneral notice attached, fl
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prices
Advertisements loaded and placed under the bead of
Special Notice. II ten lines viii he charged double
the usual rates.
Yearly advertisers "a pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices Of every description
charged at the rate of ~ 80 for each name IN the
Daily and fsin the Daily and weekly. he .ane 10 be, in
al case=. paid ~ advance.
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from Fortress rEanroe.

FORTRESS MoNRoE, August s-The steamer
Fulton arrived here or Sunday with exchanged
officers from Charleston. They represent that
they were we'll treated
Gen Foster says he viii take Charleston
within two months.
The prisoners of war confined IN the interior
of Georgia are being removed to Charleston, as
the rebels don't consider them safe in their late
prisons.
Six hundred officers arrived on the 81
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From Warrington.
GFNERAL ORDER NO 3ZI.
WAR DEPARTMENT.


WAR DEPARTMENT
WAsHINcToN, July 2S.
rs direction OF the President. Major General
Wallace. commanding Middle Department, will
resume command of the 9Th army corps and other
troops serving within the department from which
he was temporarily relieved in General Order
No. 227
The troops OF General Hunters command
temporarily assigned to forces under Maj Gen.
Wright in General Order No 229, are by direc-
ton of the President hereby relieved from such
assignment.
BY order of the Secretary OF War
(Signed) ED TOWNSEND, a. a. G..
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from buffalo.

BUFFALO. n. Y, August 9.-Rumols are rife
that the rebels and sympathzers in Canada are
about to make raid on this city.
Details have not yet been obtained, bGt it is
understood that Government is informed Of il.
Many rumOrs are afioat. but nothing reliable.
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Ernl,, Raifintore

BALTIMORE, August 9.-The latest reports
from the Valley represent the rebels in force
south OF Winchester, aud it is thought we shall
have an engagement with them there.
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Franklin Branch.
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PRIVATE DISEASES.

nR COLYOUR, MEDICAL OFFICE NO. 80 SOUTH
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ing any that may under his care, matter
how obstinate long standing. He warrants you a
Syphilis, in the primary stage, helped in 25 min
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youth and maturity arising from the bsnefrl habits
Of ef-sbuse. To which is added observations on
Female Diseases and other interesting ofthe
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AON A NEW METHOD % TREAT
ING venerial Diseases, including
Syphilis in ali its stages Gonorrhea,
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Containing Thirty Fine Plates ana E1Sra1iagsoftA
AnGsomy and Physiology oftAe Sesvdl Organs In O
etqte ~ He0lfh aud pise0se
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OF 100 acres in this county, has about SO cleared
Log House. Barn. &C.. the balance in good timber II il
four miles northeast Of the city.
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NATIONAL BANK.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK

OF INDIA NAP Oils
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United States. aud Will furnish, the favora-
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uoo. Ceorae m. Pcndieton.

George III. Pendleton, the Democratic candi-
date for the Vicc-Presidency, was born in Gin
cinnati Ohio, in the month Of July, 1925, and is
therefore q little less than year older than Gen.
Mcclellan. He was elected a member of the
State Senate Of Ohio in 1884 and 1855; in 1856
he was chosen to represent his district in the
House Of Representatives, and has been reflect
ed TO every succeeding Congress, notwithstand-
ing the present popular majority given by Ohio
against the party 70 which he belongs.
Mr.. Pendleton occupied from the first promi-
nent position in the House he was always
placed on important committees, and discharged
the duties pertaining to such positions with rare
ability and fidelity. He is a man of pleasing APP
pearancc and a fluent speaker His popularity
is provcrbial among his political opponents, as
well a. those attached to the same party with
himself His record during the continuance Of
the present war is as clean as his best friends
could wish Though sympathizing with those
who were IN favor Of peace, he has always voted
for bills for supplies for the army and navy, and
for the support Of the Government, but ready at
any moment TO advocate pacific measures when
they promised TO result in restoration Of the
Union. Aside from his ability. Mr.. Pendeton s
personal popularity throughout the West, will
be tower Of strength for him in the coming
canvass His nomination is eninently one tit to
be made.
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men 10 the 9Th and 18th corps and IN Cooks 81
vision of the 9th corps during the whole Of the
night Of the ID. aud al day long on the 9TH
Tbs work OF intrenching xas deemed necessarv
by Gen. Sheridan. IN order 10 repel What he be
lieved would be msde upon him 90 the 4lh.
namely. an attack by Gen Early whole force
The fourth event o. Importance vas The capture.
on the 9th. Of long train OF ambulsnces and
their horses. Which we're going TO the front from
Hsrper's Ferry The, we're captured by PARTY
Of Confederate cavalry. hear ChArlestovn
The next movemeus OF Importance "a. a re
connoisssnce in force. made by cavalry, sent out
from hsrpers Ferry BY Gen. Stevenson on the
9Th. and which discovered the presence OF large
Confederate force GA the east side Of the Blue
Ridge. a. Suckers Gap and Ashby's Gap. All
these movements. which are OF the very highest
importance, and their results. we're known 70 Me-.
Stanton BY the afternoon Of the 9th. and vet al
that evening he telegraphs 20 an expectsnt
public:
mo movements Of Importance have been made
In the Shenandoah Valley
The battle OF Berryyille. on the 81 inst. was
entirely unexpected 20 Gen. sheridan be did
not believe that the Confeierates had retreated
from the valley, but he knew thar Earlys main
body was ~ Bunker Hill on the 2i aud IL VA.
extremely improbable TO suppose that the Con
federates could leave OF the 81. at Winchester. /.
force capable of assuming the offensive sgainst
Sherdsn's whole army. Yet Is ereved that that
was me case. however improbable il seemed.
Not only was Winchester occupied bv large
force OF Coniederates on The 81. bat the officer
in command there. supposed to be Gen Ander
son, cent out strong detachment towards Ber-
ryville. with orders TO find aud 6ght the enc
my" which orders were literally complied with
as above stated Indeed, il Sheridan had not
fortified Berryville as he did. the attack would
have been resumed on the 4th. and he would
have been driven back 70 Charestown
Ii is not At all improbable that that will. in.
decd. be the next movement. No good purpose
can be subseryed by Sheridans army remaining
at Berryviile 1t can do no more there than i
could al Charlesiown Gen Sheridan will no
venture 10 attack Early's positions. for he know.
they are too strong to be carried Besides. there
Is real danger that strong Confederate force
will get IN his rear The capture of his wagon
train at Chsrlestosn, above alluded to WAS a.
much reconnaissance as ANYTHING else Ever,
pound Of food. too. that Sheridan's men and
! horses consume has to be wagoned from Harper.
Ferry: aud the roads bad and the mud deep
Above all. the fact that Smokers and Ashby'
Gaps are held bv strong bodies OF Con federat,
troops. and that it is in Lees power to send al
still more reinforcements on the east side ST tn,
Blue Ridge nv railroad as far rs the Rapidar
river, which can get in Sheridsns rear. by psss
ing through either one OF these gaps, renders the
position of our forces At Berryville anything bu
secure. Y
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Charleston Papers.

We are indebted TO DR. ScHxLI for copies OF
The Charleston Mercury and she Charleston
Courier Of the II inc These papers contain
eopious extracts fro@ Northern pagers aud Iele-
graphic reports Of the resolutions sud no nio.
lions Of the Chicago Convention. but 90 editorial
comments upon the result The var is discussed
with the same indifference and With she same al.
regard 40 ia terrible de~plstons - th. Nor,her,,
Journals.
We copy from rhe Mercury the following ssilv
report Of the progress NJ the siege.
sixes HsrryRs-YoUR auypRKp AM rwssTr
SECOND DAY.
Since our last report seventr eight shots have
been fred 1t Fort sumter and forty shots st fhe
rty.
Batteries Simkius and Che-es hare kep, up a
.tesdv FIRE the enemy working parties 80
their new battery on >chocrsr Creek srins some
sit.-seven shots.
The snkee> inside suOthe- futile attempt las:
night to blow ~ Fort Sumter. but silcd. tie
torpedo exploding -bar' three hundred wards
from Ghe fort
There i no change in the feet
The only life lost YESTERDAY bv he euenys
sbells uas that OF ala unfortunate COW
negro was severely. bat not dangerously
sounded bv = 'ragnent Of = she'll.