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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-29

From Rev. J. New ton Brown, d. D., Editor # the
Ercyclopedia6Jf Relig1ouH knowledge and Chris
tian OhrOnicI g, Philadelphia.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Pat
ent Medicines geneI al, through distrusE OF tneir
Ingredients ar effects, vet know OF no sun1cient
reasons why man mas not testify to the bsnenta ne
believes him self to have received nom any simple
preparation in the hope he may thus contribute 70
the benefit Of others.
do this the Lnore readily in regard to HoonAnd'!
German itters, prepared by Dr.. o. M. Jackson OF
this CITY,, beoauBs was preIudced against them Tor
many y ears, under tho impression that they we're
ehiehy an alcoholic mixture. am Indebted 70 my
TREND Robert Shoemaker, Eos, tor he removed this
prsut ice by proper tests and for announcement 70
try en- when suffering FROM great and long consin'
ued debility The Of three bottles Of these Bit
teri at the beginning Of the present year. was fol.
10y Sed by evident relief and restoration to degree Of
)diIy and montal vgor which had not felt for six
months before and had despaired Of regaining
therefore thERk God and my friend for directing me
!. to the use of them,s- J. NEWTON BROWN.
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lost one of my eyes by discharge of shot in tho
facet DR.. Jones has inserted me an artificial eye,
which gives no pair, and moves and appears lust
like my natural eye. VANDEYEk MOTT,
nth Reg't o. vi.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-29

OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS,
Resulting from Disorders Of the Digestive Organs:
Constipation Inward Piles, Fulness Of Blood to the
Head, Acldity Of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn, disgust for Food, Eullness or
weight in the stomach, Sour
Eructations, Sinking or
Fluttering at the
Pit Of the Stomach, swimming of the Head, Hurried
and Difficult Breathing, Flnttsring et the
Heart, choking or Sufocating Sensa-
tionB when in q lying posture,
Dimness Of Vision, Dots
or Webs before
the Sight, Fever and Dull Psiu in the Head, Den
cheney Of Perspiration, Yellowness Of the Skin
and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back. Ohest,
Limbe. &o., Sudden FLUSH es of
Of Heat, Burning in the
Elesh constant
ImARininEsoi EVIL, and great Depression Of 8piriH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-29

QBRemember, DR.. JONES Is now practicine at
the Angler House, Cleveland, OHIO, where he wiz
remain until March 4th, 1854, lad he don't expect to
visit any other city in ohio.
~Dr. JONES permanent address is
No. 16 Arlington Place, New York City.
feb22-l4OdWAtw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-29

My son was afflicted with an offensive discharge Of
the ear, which was fast destroying his hearing
placed him under Dr. Jones seven weeks ago, and to
my satisfaction he il now entirely cured.
HENRY ashley.
Franklin county, near Columbus, jan 3, 1854.
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From Rev. J. d. Turner, Pastor Of Hedding Mstho-
dist Episcopal Church, Philadelphia.
DR.. Jaokson-Dear Sir: Having used your German
Btters in my family frequently, prepared to say
that 1t has been Of great service. believe that n
most easel of general debility OF the sysam it is the
safest and most valuable remedy of which have any
knowledge. Yours, respectfully,
j, n. TURNER, 726 n, loth-St
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~ EMEMB Err, 80
That this Bitters is Not Alcoholic,
CONTAINS NO RUN or WHISKY,
And Can't Make Drunkards,
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From the Bey Joseph H. Ksnnard, Pastor of the 10th
Baptist Church.

DR.. Jackson--Dear Sir: l have been frequently re.
Quested TO connect my name with commendations OF
different kinds Of medicines but tregarding the prsc-
tice out ofmy appropriate Sphere have In all ca
ses declined but win clear proof in various In
stances and particularly in nay family, Of the useful
ness OF DR.. Hollands German B1tters, depart for
once from my usual course, to express my fuI con;
especially for Liver Complaint 1t is Rai5 and valu
BILE preparation In some csSes it may fail but usu.
ally, doubt not it will be very beneficial to those
who suffer frc m the above cause.
Yours, very respectfully j. ID. kENHA I'D
sth, below Coateg-st., PHILADELPHIA
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Deafness and Noise in the Head in all its forms
cured, il the organ is not destroyed,
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From the Rev; Tesma. Winter. Pastor or HO1bor

From the Rev Tnomas Winter, Pastor or RoIbor.
ough Baptist Church.
DR.. Jackson-Dear Sir feel it due TO your excel
lent preparation. HoOhand's German Bittsrs to sdd
my testimony to the deserved reputation 1t has OBJ
tAined. have for years. st times, been troubled
with great disorder in my head and nervous system
was advised by friend Try bottle Of your Ger.
man Bittsrs. I did and have experienced great
and unexpected relief; my health has been very ma
terialy beRehtted. i confidently recommend the
article where meet with a case similar to my own
and have been assured by many Of their good effects
Respectfully yours T. WINTER,
Roxborough, Pa.
From Rev. ]. 8. Herman, OF the German Reformed
Church, KutztOwn, Berks county, Pa.
Dr.. U. M. Jackson--Respected Sir: have been
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years. and
have never ured any medicine that did me as much
good as Hoohands Bitters. am very much imprOv-
sd in health after having taken five bottles
Yours, with respect, J. 8. HERMAN,
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FOR SALE.

DOR SALE.-A BEAUTIFUL Lor
Il five acres, in Fast Cleveland, near the Street
bailrOd. Apply at No. 20, south lids Of Park.
feb25 l4O LYMAN LITTLE.
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From Rev Warren Randolph, Pastor Of the Baptis
Church, Germantown, Pa.

DIR. o. M. Jaokson-Dear Sir: Personal experience
enable mo TO say that regard the German Bitters
prepared by you as a most excellent medicine In
cases OF cold snd general debility have been
greatly benefited by the ofthe Bitters and doubt
not they will produce similar effects on others
Yours, truly, WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown. Pa.
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P R &c E 81

Largo Size 81 90 = bottle, or half dozen s5,Ou.
Medium Size IS or half dozen 400
The large size account Of the quantity the bot.
tlss hold, are much ths cheaper.
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Manufacturer of all kinds of WIGS, including the
celebrated
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-05
JERSEY CITY.

FAST DAY ~ JERSEY CnY.-in accord
ance with tic Recommendation Of the President.
yesterday was quite generally observed IN jersey
City as h dsy OF fasting aud prayer. TIE pubic
Offices. hanks and all tic principal business places
were CLOSED. Religious .cry rcs were held IN rcve-
raj n the churches IN thy mo 'u,ns aud evening,
snd were we'll attended. The streets werv Ne qnot
o.. an sabbath day.
TAXTs ~ JERsry CrIY.-The total amount
q; money 60 he ~. ed hy tax IN Jersey city tho
pea Year is iit1oS ~ Tor the following pun
POSES:
Street repairs, s2,5oo Rel ,.an pavement. 1890 ;
l. itug strret-, slhun; police ucp4rtiAOui,
sji,iu0 support Of poor :i,WH tire deptrtlu ut,
e>pl; pablo Schools -. 04s; payment % stl4r es.
Sla,UoU printing, r5-ur rl, ton expenses, sUou (:
public grounds and buildings $500 payment 81
Interests $4,000; legal eNrcu,-s $50 pItiic
health, $3.50 stationery, 800: Fourth OF Julr,
ShH cleaning streets, $1,000 plymcut ot dcl-
cicnDus, Sli,Sb3 = erection - punlic S'h 81
hout" $50" hos, COMPANY, No. 3, 500.
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msnds1 nyelf - Odd ssp Vissun snA pro1scton.
and then summoned up all nv snsrvSsr a body
snd mind for the desperate conflict. Appealing 70
my ofncers and men, found they were With me.
neart and SOUL every man u them. Though u was
scarcely ten minutes from the time or,ier,-j ON Al,
steam, and told the pilot 10 steer straight for the
ram and str ke her amid-shir, hu, for NV watch
would have believed that il was an hour Al this
MI mere vas an irresistible impulse within
That SAID, ID u, do 1t 20 and never hesi.a,ed for
moment. The officer of the Al4uarle knew me
personally and as aftcrward ID, pointed tie
"lt , 70 ne sharpshooters in NJ tosed position.
ami the hillcts whisilci arorndff Ike hail The
1'fHy glns ~ the Alternate orenod urDn us, and
stuck us again and again. ON came the ram. run
hhs WIN "ll steam on at righ, angles to the course
% NC St~.cLS' On went the Ssss;.ris rgtt 10 the
marx II whlta aimed her, aud with the DIES rel
result our Prov entered the side II the RIM ju.,
forward 81 TIC snlosc-stack, md by the onward
h''eineh' o' ne ram was bent In The opening
nv NC hhf-fnt blade Of n knife. thua
Jay - We two Ncsssls side bv side. The guns were
~ clo'' 10 sl ucitl 81 ship could run them ON &,
Their fill lc"rth-ihe POWDER Of cact EXPLOSION
MIS- 81 mig t.c antagonists Sc. A la-vc -olid
sao' Nc't q rough the s'arhoard bolcr from end to
go; ''nt nr ~, Il passed through a space OF very
iitc morn q ah a. Own Width. Just inisan, The
crank. Frfurr a. b passed through the bulb
t'ri w the warl rom. smash ns tho locker, and
glntcing against a he w stan, heor .togod itself
away m one Of 'hc midshpmon's hcrths Mean
while the c,'Hp' Of steam aiici n large number II
NV crew. k4gt IN lie midst Of the conflict, they
came running ui ~ me on deck, their scadoi fesh
hHnT ny from their arms and faces. saying ~ Mt.
clu.iy. 40 CAPTAIN. Captain" Ike - many enil.
arc'l' that 4 almost UNNAMED roe. We hal tays
90 io"o'- ia toe toIs o. throw down the smokc-
ga .- - ne ram. tli diu not succeed. With our
nan l-'ronaCtr Wc we're more successful; aud the
'ti'' rai1l more tcra,iy than ever. RS great
rI'rs tle -arn scY.s.'ci hersl from the sas,lcu-
hNd h"''"'o' TIC shore aai the protection Of the
,'-t-'ii there src has remained ever since. |
i"'' under Goal. that | had achieved a victory q.
which tn snryIHr need no; 10 ashamed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-05
MosAar HALL GENERAL COMMITTEE

HOBART HALL GENERAL CoMNtr11r.-
A meeting of this organization WAS held. = which
series Of Resolutions were unanimously Adopted.
resolving,
Pfyst-Thst the rna~cs Of the Democratic party
Of his city and State are for peace an immeIate
cessation Of bostil,ics instant Inauguration OF
negotiations for ending the war demand on the
Chicago Convention for plaifc I'm favorng an ar
mistice and Convention v! ne STATE.
>seond-1nstrucung the dee sirs u Mozart not
h. vote for any msn VIII g. 90 favor Il prosecuting.
ui- useless. bloody and ri'uoua var.
Third-AIiroviny 81 ihr proposed innss Peace
Convention Ia he held NJ r,,lsc IN the 18th inst
PoHrih-That the chic clements - The success
~ Mo2stt have been the harmony at-l ulaniDity
with which its counfcs ar sustained.
F,yih-ThM this harmon, g. r'ill continues
~ piic Of the efforts II ia Ell and intriguing
menltors
Sirh- rbN only two TIA r. have hcen dis.
covered out Of two hundred and tsciiy Inemncrt
of tho General Committee
hsr'nth That nov, 81 hr-etlorc. we are unit.
ell Gri I'M monius. cuuhi,n' iu ihe Justice OF on
cause, Witch cannot lie q skcn by rp[' eitOn Oi
tie pert. Is OF men driven irHn our counsels.
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TfE OBsEHv AScr OF FAST DAY.--The ias,
day recommended by The Pget dcnt Of the pited
States was generally observe 10 this city, yc,,er.
day. lie public o'ces and az ilaces Of business.
excepting lquos-soli- est hmcuts. were
cl,s,l, and wots .. all sorts U.s. slsTendcl--lt
lcin., recognized ~ general holiday. Religious
services were held in several churches vi ich were
VOL attended bu, mos. = ne rlacoa u worst :,
were closed. IN conAcqucroo Of the abzcusc Of tie
pastors. who are rusucauns IN the country.
tNIroEas FROM I'M Btrrif tiELDs.--
Several boat lopls of uniforms pokod ul' cu tho
different battle nclds. have recently arrived IA Tho
vicinity OF Atlantic Docks 1lry src all solcl and
many are bod tanned and perforated with huc,
holes. The health officer was adv eel OF the mat
ter and ordered tina, they ahoull BE stored until
fan. I, h.s since boon shown, however, that tho
clothing was legitimate rrlcur, }. AM ii At thc~e
no danger t. thc public health T. cvposc them
for ,c. One cargo Of betwcon l.OOv 10 l.JO0 ar,i-
clcs Of unifuiu. therefore landed ut Hamilton
avenue bridge yesterday, aud disposed q; ~ sucl.
parties as desired 70 purchase those melancholy
relics o. brave men who fought and died iar the
Union.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-05

STEAMSHIPS Liberty, IT. 5 mail from lIavsna;
W iuiA Live. san' Via Queenstown, dudley Buck,
New bern, Via hsit"uv met, Merrimso. n - KEY
Wet iof Portland, Me. hb- Ihoma.~ City Point Va.
>Hii'> -Wu.'ow, fFrnchl IIavre G.rmria.
tp.us'lau Rot. flHm turupa, Of and from Hrcnen
HAIRS Hermann, flrcml Annoy, Greco Trinidad
BEIns- Aiul,ct, : Mares, julia Para, Marco 70
10, iluIlacuh a.
SCllupNER> Salid.u, trroro, Pr; Scspter. Tim
idai; 10 cnh.rv, Port jci'C for Ne~Nurc. Ruth
Nalrry. kurduut inr Providence, : W poncer, FALL
River for Albany; Sarah Clark, Pawtuckpt Daniel
webster, NrF I'nipn; Alexander Iiender sou,
urcnr Sathsu Clifford, knndout tor Iosion; I non,
b.idccIurD kulicor Eoniont for Boston. Charma :
Albany Tor Portland. " tcnn, kondout Tor Boe,on;
Sale smith LI.zautthport ior fsl! River
BELOW --RrE ChmboraIo, Trinidad. also a bris
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Too Late for Classification.
DEATHS,

BRADLEY ON AUGUST ih. Anmtsts Bradley
'mui0"n nnUc, B0urk,o the beloved lie Of d.cha,
a n.lt I.lc u. Tho conlish, County Limerick, Ire
hut
ne funeral MI tsko place on Saturday afternoon,
b,h met 40 u'tiUc., nom her late r,Hideu.r, =. :
fr'snt'i ~ ,l.. OF J"v. FrIouls and reIaty,. are
.l.H,rur.l- .t'ilrt io att, nj. 80
L>tri' -0l We'd. In evening, Leroy Knorn
W DO" oi I'efAopi lHntis ~ The SOD year of hex
aEc.
.lar tero.t "a 'rsc place from tho resid.nce o..
..-. Ia.."'.. '.. v q tII.i"u ~, n,tf Myrtle ave-,
y .... Il, on r'f 'r .''r-no"u NJ O'Clock. ~,
4 HAND CART y .lNTED-APPiY Ar l76
r,r,-.rsL -
4 REWARD or so ~ THR INDIAN
l!.iEt g. lTDL talI, 10 dsscribs ditsi.e and tsll
DIS - .'t' -. u''-fC NJ thor CON ANTS III
nr't, 'i.h''. r,'.yiDE any iuIoruiaton from them
No ta-1lr "a. consni.a..on OF advice.
OIG MOTTO
v ufe 'Ioh Is'rls =. Lsye no strife,
VIII NE'U-c or he laws q lsfo
VISA l.oo+ OR hands w n-Vsf s.siu.
hpi oAun nen ~ tAso theH paln.
Gu Fs'hs whom all goodness ills
lfo Ole. 90" W ana 20 cure Ill il..
~" rIpIt iefls Zen Attn our feet
Nt.I Used, .cileYt our Ia MS conp!ete.
'iuple Heb, sImple Floser.
lu.itd irou the dewey Lee
lice, thee. ,hsll .is'nk with tsuohiux rover
O. change aud heath TO thee.
O1cc ~ ''r1on It, BROOKLYN. go
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10

wssHESero-. aus. s.-fsiofnstisn has o-eH
received here that Gen. Avesiil. after over
taxing the enemy Al Mooshsls attacked sid
utterly rossed them. csp.arine betvsss 600
and GO prisoBers. sseiadsse Gsp- JoAAsoa.
sac subsequently, escapea <lsh as sole
stsa w.ih their hes5qaNrie4 coiors. al ne
r.seI srsiIlery sba trains .nd large qnsnfi.
y OF snail arms 6eu MeCausisrd. him
,slg. barely eer.rea b. ayiar into tie noun
tAins
- Gee. Assss1 pas.1st ne scattered rem
Part ~ ~ rss.sI srray fnr - mIss. osptas-
saring laxny fugitive H srrire 'oss Il
/ kEllea SIS neE.
The parsuis sss oaly ais.afosed ~iel
Gen. AsssiiIs horses ~ere 100 exhausted 4
follow 10 rsbsi< i1to tbe z0zntaias.
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NV YoRK. Aug. 9-The Worlds Wash
ineton special saws tho rebel movement on
tho Upper Potomac was ieint 10 cover the
rending Of reiniorcements TO Hood. IL i
supposed that not leas than 1000 veterans
had been sent 90 Atlanta Much apprehen.
sion Is felt in the matter.
The Herald's Washington special Gays
Grant and staff have returned from the Up
per Potomac. ard stsrted for City Point.
Tho Trbune's correspondent, from Peters
burg. SAYS the armies on Potomac and James
rivers we're never IN better condition. aud
important movements are on foot, from
which You NAV soon expect news.
The following dispatches have been re-
ceivcd by Gov Borman from ten. Kelly st
Cumberland:
Nv forces repulsed the enemy again
Yesterday nc New Creek. Gems Nc
Causlandis and Brady Johnson's forces
attacked that post nj 3 p. IN. The firing
continued until long after dark.
The enemy retired during tho nil ht,
leaving their killed and wounded. The
enemvs loss was severe Our loss will
not exceed 25 killed and so wounded
The garrison made most gallant de
tense under the command Of Colonies
Stevenson and hay and Maj. Simpson.
Signed. b. F. KELLY, Brig.
NEw. YoRK, Aug. s.-The Worlds
special, dated Washington, August 9Th,
/ says
The invasion panic has entirely subsi-
/ ded Yesterday Il was confidently be.
/ lieved that battle would take place upon
the old Sharpsburg ground or in that
neiehborhoOd but il is now believed that
If the rebels had any serious intentions
they have given them up, on finding how
large force was ready 10 contest their
march into Pennsylvania.
Win the recent changes 10 commanosrs
in Maryland. ana the present disposition Of
our iorces. q woald be impossible for them
70 sst ~ Tar az the Pennsylvania line WITH
ont a desperate battle In which odds would
be against them. A heavy cavalry iOTce--
our greatest want herstofore-is now rom
cenirased on the Upper Potomac, and instead
a. a rebel invasion into the Pennsylvania
country. Is vii. be more likely that you hes
Of TIC march Of heavy Federal column
down The Shenandoah Valley.
Gen. Wrights command ~ last account
vs. Al Bsonsboro. IN the North Mountain
Valley.
The country may rec, assured taas the lss
lafssiea is over for thee present.
BuFsL3, August 9.--Rlmofs arc rife tia
he reoe.s and symyathizeTs 10 Canada ar
.o9ut - make rid on the city. The de
fai. ere nor vet Obtained. but L = under
sfsad IA Government IL informed OF it,
There afo mary rnmors bat nothing reliable
NV YonK. August 9.-Tecelps- from In
fernai Revenue 90 amo3at 70 81 900 Doc -
4af warrants Tor 5000 .0)e passed yei
t-risy - pay TIE army.
Brig. Gen. Wild. charged BY Bald
smith wifh disobedience 4 orders. HI
l,sen rsturned 70 duty. The proceeding
B n tie Court we're sei aside by Gen b.
: ~ fof .rrcg5larity
surgeon General Hammond has bes
suspended from rank and pay Tor thr
vebr4
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AMERICAN
q 90 Meer q IL a sSs - 1 % ~.

AMERICAN
Ia Meer & u ~ sSs - 1 % ~.
DR. n EBE KN
HAS LOCATED IN rHr
CITY OF QUINCY, ILLINOIS,
No loo Maine street, 81 door above Quincy
House. Office. over j. r Dayton's
Book Store.
m CLAIMS TO BIZ
THE KING OF CANCERS,
And all kinds of Fever Sores; such ~
White Swelling and Bone Disessss;
Scroffula, Piles,
And Sore Eyes in their worst stages,
Liver Complaints. CONSUMPTION.
Female Weakness. and Salt Rheum.
letter, Rheumatism. &C, &c.
The Doctor became master of the above
Diseases while travelling thrsagh europe and
America. and he now stand at the head OF
his profession both IN Europe aud America.
The Doctor willtake pleasure ia showing his
visitors certificates OF the above cases where
they have been given up A. incurable BY the
physicians in the country. The Doctor also
guarantees cure in all cases where the pa
tent lives up TO the directions. or no pay.
The patient will please correspond weekly
giving true statement of the case. II. O
Drawer 6463. The poor dealt with literally
Cancers extracted in from four to twenty.
four hours, without instruments or pain. or q
drop OF blood. decodwly
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10

CaKaoKEE CURE.-aThat's Whats the
Maiter.f-1 cam wosx.' 4 hate 10 rise In he
corning Ny eyesi.hi IL faliag Ny memory
Is slne, I esntnx ny nins On snythlng.'-
Pave yoa been uslnz opiuni No T1en ta4e rtg-
ai.r iosss ~ the CHrnoEsE Cusr, and folics tie
p soson' that CONS aoy H. Efsheae ils have bsen
ihs result o. your own .sNlndulyepee. ia violation
u natures lass. and male you drsAi marriage. or
nihey are from over-iniHlgsnee IN natures own
path, ths cHsnoxEs cuEE viii cure you. Il viii res
tore sigor, stop those Mighty emissions. Fset sou
or practical life, and snco no mtke = mar q
yau. save yeu from hlises-. and. perhaps; ultimate
ilioay Read she advertisement. Call for chsro-
ksa Cue. Z Axe 10 ether medicine unt iyo1 have
.dei tkla. Sold - all Druggists. Joig9sdwim
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10

number Of men, the company shall decide
which shall fill the respective Offices, or they
nsy be commissioned with respec, 70 the
number OF men each nav have enlisted.
Recruiting Officers viii be appointed on
presenting to these Headquarters sasissacto-
ny testimonials that they possess sufficient
ability and influence 10 insure the enlistment
OF companies. or such proportions OF compA-
nies IS win entiile them Tor commissions.
The Commandsnts OF the camps Of ren-
devious will be expested 10 canvass the DE-
tricts and assis, in raising the companies.
and to render such services a. may be nec-
essary for the speedy organization OF the
regiments: bu; they are pos 10 be regarded
as having any special claims TO promotion TO
any field office.
The Commandauts will be supplied with
transportation passes for recruiting officers
and recruits The passes shos on their face
the purposes for which they are 10 be used.
Every person will be held strictly accounts
able for their proper use. asy person improp-
esIy using them. will be severely dealt with.
Recruiting Officers, and Others authorized
to raise Companies. may contract for the
substance and lodging OF recruits at places
away from the camps Of rendezvous for &
period not exceeding seven days. at not ex-
ceeding thirty cents per day Tor subsistence
and twelve cents for lodging-snd the ac-
counts therefor properly verified by the re-
cruitiag officer. and approved by the COM
msndant and Governor win be pad by the U.
S D.sbursing officer. provided the recruits so
subsisied are received into the United States
service
Blank forms tor making out sccounss for
subsistence will be furnished by applying to
the L. :. Disbursing officer
Every precsHtion should be used 10 pre-
veat the enlistment OF persons unfit for SER
vice from physical disability. OF miners un-
der Is years OF age; any one who shall re-
cfuit boys under Is years of age viii be
charged with their transportation and subsis- |
tence
Field officers OF the regimen, will be APP
pointed by the Governor Of the State when |
the companies have been raised and the
regmental o. anizstien completed
When one half OF company has teen |
mustered into service the First Lieutenant |
thereof ca also be mustered in. and when |
the ofganiz ,tion of the COMPANY - complete /
the Captain and Second Lieutenant can be
mustered.
The bounty provided by Law Is 800. one
third of which will be paid when the Com
panies are mastered into service. No pre-
miums for procuring enistments will here
after be paid by the United States.
By order of Governor Morton
LAZ. NOBLE. Adj. Gen. Ind
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10
The Mobile News Asaia.
LATER FROM CHARLESTON.


Burr Aso, n. y. Aug. s.-The after
moons Commercial Advertiser hiss some
particulars about the reported raid on Buf
falo. The Provost Marshal of this
city from various reports was led TO be-
lieve the rebels in Canada had organized
to burn Buffalo and destroy the Locks at
Lockport The'Mavshal laid the matter
before Gen. Dix. who stated he was aware
of the existence Of such plot, bat was an.
able to provide means 70 defeat it, hut
advised measures to be taken here as ext
gencies Of the case required. The public
are unadvised Of any means Of defense
having been takeu yet reported.
Mayor Fargo protested against the re-
moyal Of the l4th regiment from here,
which has iust been ordered for 100 days
duty