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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

Surrcskp CArTrkk OF QuASrssIL.-An
Indianapolis special 70 the Csuc'ssu Gazette
OF yesterday. Gays: "A teiagee. -hs vas
ssrmefly w.soa master IN sbs rebel army
IN Missouri. Informed the sathotisies ye-ser-
a.y TIA, he met tvo men on the street. ons
81 whom he recognized ss The notorious mur-
asssr. Qssassell. and thu, The other -ss slsS
a rebel. Gen. Hover Immediately causes
their arrest, They vere found as the Bates
House Thy are nov closely confined Il
the guard house al the SOLDIER Home. A
dispatch has been ssns 70 osa. Rosecrans. =
81 LOUIS. requesting that sone person b
sens here Who = seqas;nsed vish Quastrell
and e.n swear TO h- idsntiy. The rrisss'
sr s.s.sly denies that be Z The guerrilla. b
the refugee - positive"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

=. A REuxDy PoR Pn.Es--lt l. blessing
the san-rlnx 20 kno~ that ne have an sn-cta.isare
Cor this truly troublesome disease. NJ. ]. 2. Hn-
>rae. e is< s>eend street. cincinnssi- a.. tAk.s
great pleasure N lniormias ell -he are saFsrins
eth piles that he ussa . small quantity q De.
s,,sesiNnd's Pile Reussdy. aud ~ srsessd parma
usnl cure. fAls seems 70 be The case with all vhe
sasss u=~ OF All. sple-iia preparation n 10 man
nf1esares "A Ne Es.s fsafth street. cincinnssi.
q. al sold By al Druggists.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

Lo~t.-At the Terre Hauie Union Depot
Monday evening. a NAL Carpet Sack con-
tanning clothing ard yalusle papers. The
finder viii be libersi'y rewarded by return
Ing the same 10 ..lbe Clark Honse, or the
papers As the are Of no value to any ono but
the owner j. NJ BACON.
SeutT3d3t
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Headquarters for Soldiers'
(Yafns-

Claims.
MAJOR 4. d. Walker. late of the ID Indi-
ana Cavalry, and David s. McKernan, oval
ker 4 McKernan.) No. 8 West Washington
street. Indianapolis, Indiaaa. authorized
Agents for the collection of Pensions. Boun-
ty and Back Pay, for discharged soldiers.
widows, mothers and hairs Of soldiers who
have died In the service and other claims
against the Government All claims can be
attended to by writing to rs, Just a. well a.
n applicant came in person Ar. Joseph T.
Long. formerly ofthe firm Of Hamlin Long.
is contested with the Office, and will be hap
DIV 70 see his friends.
Governor Morton says OF Thorn: Zone of the
best aud most responsible firms In the west
They are gentlemen of high character, and
any business entrusted 20 them viii be hon.
estly and faithfully attended to- Box .o04.
msrl4dly.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

kfNor OF Eepvess--Ds .H ssz-wiih your permits
sion wish 20 say 10 tie readers o. your paper that
win send, BY 'eturn mall 20 all who wish II tfres).
keelsp. with full dir esions for making and using
= simple Vegetable Balm, that will e6ecta@Ily re-
move in 10 dsys, Pimglss Botehes. Tan Freekles and
al Impurities Of the Skin. leaving the same sofs,
clear. smooth. aud be.nsifai.
win also mall ffse 10 those having Bald Heads,
or Bare Faces. simple directions and information
that will enable them 10 start full growth Of Lux
uirsnt Hair. Whisksrs. or MoustAehs. In less than
thirty days
All applications answered - return mail .ilhoni
charge.
Respectfully yours.
rHOS. -. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
Jylsi~3m ssi broadway. Sew York.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

IL Horace Greedy reports most crafty
ing progress in recruiting throughout Ne"
York. he thinks the quota Of that State
will be filed in that way by the 18th.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

In ARRHnA AID pYsxSrKRy. I've nav
ex.mls~d srTst nasaesr q letters froa seaas .
ths me-, prominent eltlseas q slncinnau and Gov
insssa. stc. spe<kinx IN Al. hixhsss term. % Dr.
ssrsesiand's Anu-cAelsrs sisturs Ter he care 81
slsFsh.ss and dfssnfsfy TIE ls,tsrs are 70 long
ssstsaa a sttis r t'ssl a<sso. ssys he ~.s
oa,aer,i acarshls ~ ths eat dcsiotsiu clneia-
n.st. .as enc busse q Dr strsckis.s's knts-choi-
e.. Mixture eaect>a r~rmsn-nt care .ner saeer-
lnx &c months With ne verg ARA u aisrrhss ss'
ttsentery.
soldiers ttiax ~ suickisns = guis~ riShi
- savi<as zee h II. ~ srussmsns lh oar eouna'
= te-esy's gseer. - tsk- eettle - Ms hishiy -
aaaamsud<d srt Cseiers xixtafs N yosr map
s.rka u nay Ave tAs i've. % u.ay u ear hssi ssl
a~Fs. arss-rs tb<s scsr 800 de - nesies
= Yea can sstu a he nsa< sserss Al - csats p>'
eeeiA Us. ne 49, r.mety fer piarrhes. ss'
1 lsseetery.
nIaf f~thi-s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

Nrw YosK. Sept. i2.-0oid opened at
Gsllsghef's Exchange at ~ 2ls ana sold
do-n 70 - 221k. Afer the call large sales
q, 81 - and down 70 81 2s'% and closing 81
- -.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

The Regular Meeting Of The Con-
sortis LIsWry Society VII be bed n the
Nstscnxl Block. one door Ssask Of the e.
trssoe % Oh street. precisely - O'Clock,
80 TUESDAY morning. Sepsenber 49,. by
order Of FkSEIR sTOSER. Prest
Jru. Hur~ccx. S>c'y
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

sH- Within period less than two years
have passed away three judges Of the United
States District Court for IndiAns-Huntng-
ton, Smith, and White.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

u We attempted to say yesterday morn
ing. that the T. H. 4 r r. viii carry pas
sspgers 10 the State Fair st hall fare. but the
types prevested -.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

IT, A fee DAYS ssaee ~e noticed al ne
Nsrbiq works II Walter Z EpPinshsases .
specimes u art enis<asly rosthy Of mention.
1, = he.d-sssne Tor ehsid. sna n design
ssd sxscsiioh SURPRISES suyshipg OF the kind
-e hNss ->>a IN this eits. Oh he eover>>
siAs. II TIE iafsgrouBd. TIE ssvicaf = repFe-
srnt eie-sinr the kneeiin< ferns IL innecsui
sklldren. sAjs shave elasser Of Ross-bs.is
-saslsn.iie--restrss - the larger blooms
ne tsihsr knd mother. i the esrssins ssts
she t-e iiviuk sAslarea. ssa y The ~sissa
All drooFzs bed. jas: clinsisg 10 the p>sGr'
scr tie a>>d chiia. ef vhseA shs sssue =
nen~1ss. nsdernesth &C he scroll are -
seras ~oss darling hsy" The verk 90
d~len<d and eseeas~a ~ Mr.. Charles kP-
pskes>>s. ard ON be servsrSsi 70 IL Cen.
es<ry ~ Cincinnsss - .>rk tie 80 q
IN .nIsnt Soa Of NJ. Lee Towrseod. b ~
! ETY.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

tn Sweet potatoes are getting plenty IN
market, aud prices will soon be reasonable.
This vegetable seems to stand the dry wealth
or much better than the Irish potatoe.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

e. A fine opportunity Il nov offered 10
enlist In the Regular Army See the ndvsf-
tisement Of Lieut.. T. r. Amss. TO be found
10 another column.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

a. N. Eslasgss. Rsq. hss been appointed
Administrator Of The sssass Of Samuel Nsck,
deceased. See notice IN another place.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

~ Messrs Barnard and Briggs have 60
tablished new Planning Mill in our city
Carpenters and builders will observe their
card this morning.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

- mAGAN,S NAG OLA BALM.
This l. the mos, delight and extraordinary or
ticle ever discovered 7, changes the sun burn,
face and hands TO pesrly satin texture Of ravish-
Ing beauty. Importing the marble purity Of youth.
and the di-tngus appearance inviting In the city
belle Of fashion II removes tan. freckes. plmples
and roashness from the skin. leaving the compiler
ION fresh, transparent and smooth. II sontsins no
material injurious 10 the skin pstronised by Ac-
ue~.e- and Opera Singers. Il IL what every lady
should have Sold everywhere.
Prepared by W. V. HAGAN. Troy. NY.
Address all orders 10
shoul Demas y. Uarnes 4 Co.. N. n.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

Theodore -. uDarnets.
| OF New York, will address the people at the
wigwsm this evening at the usual time.
The repu.ssiono OF Mr. Bsrnets a an orator
and thinker will secure Tor him large sn-
dieace. Col Jsquess will probably be
present also.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

10 ind out the s.iest investments Tor their
fanilies. The great object has now been
obtained They new Invest their means 10
the Old Nes issk Life Insurance Company
Isaac Corr Soliciting Agent for thi-
oiy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

~ MANY Of the sailors captured at Mo
bile, entered at once into our service, and
we're very much pleased with the change OF
flags.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

~ See Ordinonce 10 this mornings pa
per defining the Bev boundary Of the Fourth
and Firth Wards.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

IT, Campaign Document No. I-AtlAnis.
Campaign Document No. 2-Aobile.
Campaign Document No. 3-Richmond.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

The Popularity Of DIxesis BLACK
rrkRr cssxsxarIvs = shown By the fact
hat hs slc incre.ses hstcf thar srv oihsf
remedy Gee Ds-eatssy nd Dissshae. Over
nsus shsasssd dez 80 ossi-s esrr been sola
drriae the pest three neaths
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13
NO You WISH TO M cURxDi
OK. nuCHAN's

Do Sou Wish TO ~ cuRxDi
IL Or nuCHAN's
ENaIsIH SPECIFIC PILLS care. 10 les than thif.
" day.. the ~erst eases Of NHRv oUsNrss. Impo-
tsucs. Premature Decay. semin&l Weakness. Insane
". and all Urinary. sexual and Nervous Affections.
natter nom what esass produced. Price One
Dollar per ben. Sent. postpaid, BY mail. on re-
eslpl q an order One nox viii perfect TIE cure "a
most e.s--- Address
JAMES =. BUTLER.
General Agent. al Broadway. New Yoft
Jalyfsdwsm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13
NJ or uuNstwtll's sRfAI afMtOlts

MI or HUME WILLS GREAT RfMtDltS
HuNsEwgLL's ToLu AsoDyNK.-This justly
celebrated preparation. which has truly earned the
name and fame Of 10 true Anoiyns by results which
hal baaisd every olsef attempt 81 relief Ia
NeArsizts. Rhenmssi-n. Get. Nervous Headache.
Tooth and Var Ache. Cholsf serbns. Palms IN the
stomach OF Bowels. ay te.s. Distress amer Rating
io~- o. sleep. 0enefal fesvsa Debility. Psroxysms
Ia As,yms aud whcoplnx Cough. noe declared 70 be
largely nervous. and Cor ths palm. In Monthly
Aenstrustlon. als- declared 70 be Que Of the most
important points in me 'scins. A lady writes from
Now York "were u Ten dollars drop. would not
without II in my family. and no cue should be
~lfhont It,
g. For sale ~ ali Wholesale and Retail DIAL
sr. JOHN l.. HUSSKwELL. Proprietor.
Practical Chemist. Boston. Mass.
y. w. Patrick 4 CO., Agents,
THRRK HAUrE. INDIANA.
safra. fckstetn q Co. and ,. u. Park. Wholesale
Agents. Cincinnati. Ohio. febmAy .uidwim
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

Another Advance 10 keep up ~i'h
Oh. tines Tie price OF Ice from THE dsie
will he al 90 per 100 lbs.
Sepi3dos. J. J. RALsTON.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

r9ferfttEI
PJanfastoH Btsfers,
~hieh are ns~ rsoammsaaes By The ishsst msal-
io.l sushorf,es and warranted 10 pseasos imras-
dssts beneficial effect. They are exceedingly
sxreessis. perfectly pure. and must sspsresed all
ether TOMS. where he<'shy gentle ssmulshtis re-
qrired.
Tsey parity. s,r~u<shss snd insisorsis.
They create healthy appetite.
rsey are IN sntsssas - es~ase q ~si~r sss diet
Th>y svs-cans esects 81 dissipssioa sss i<'s
ho.r<
They Strengthen ne sy-seua and euivsn the ninf
rhey prevenf ulssnaasle and inssrrsift<nt fsssrs
They vurfry The breath sna scdisy % The stomach
rs~y ere Dynp~p<is al csnstipssion.
Tk~T esr~ nsarrhees snd Cholera Kerbus-
TIT cure liver conpls'-t an Nsrvoss Hssd.oh'
rksy asss Ne vssh ssrcae. tbs lsnssid sr'llisn
ssz Ers ~rhs.sisa nsssr~ss rrest re~ssr>r- Th~]
srs co-pcs>d 81 he ceesrs,ri cslissya hsrk. yin
.--r-~-. rs..~ffss. ros. ard sere.. all p~ssrrve'
y r-rs~rs,y rvrs ss- c--sx run- Per rsrsse-iHrs
-. rirr-lrs sri t><sirenisls srcsnt ssch hoftie.
xkre a. lnpo.tsrz Exkul-s s-r-y be<tis
- ksihhss our prissts Q. = STAMP rnzussiss''
es> sA> eors 9Th pisasssioa sssss. and Nsr sirns
=. = ers ss><i plat. ssds i.hsi- 49, th.i %
esflsls 30 r-fil>t slsh garleas AM fsiss<rioo
sszs. AR p~r~sa prss-asiAx - eel Fisssstia'
Russs ~ NJ ssiioa r. h Rzls. y "a saPa>ses
a. persus i.is&na< Ia sassis. e. ssiiiss en-
esasF asf<risf tssrsis. ehstssr o2fi~i Fi<ntstis'
IA - - "a. Il erfrzfski sDssr ne .. q Las
- sfi - - pra-s-afes ~ a. We slrsssy kss
eye 60 s~~~rsl p<rs<s ss'irx ear eesf'ss. -
80 Oh ssns<~i - rsssi.x tssa-slsss ste esa>
| susrs<rs- ne 8@z.sz. 81 Dr<ks's rs~st>tasa n
srn from lss,ss. sier<yusn. ne-shS1ts. A< y h
sr~zsti>- ~ szpl< trial q bssii< = 1s ~
s<,o> ~s prs~>.s - th<ir ~erth sss ssp>rs<fsy--
fh<f ace so ~ ell rssp< drrsfssss. rersf
| psyss<s4<. kst<i<. ssl.>s 1s"<ss Al eSsi
~ ss~r~s
prU. BRAKE = o.
90s Broadway. NJ u.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13
NEW YORK
Joseph e.. Yates


LYONS KATHAIRON.
Ksthairon "a from the Greek word "Kathro." or
'Ksthairo." sisnifying 10 cleanse. reiuvinste and
restore. This article Is what Its name signifies.
For preserving. restoring and identifying the hu-
man hairit n the most remarkable preparation In
the world. II Is again owned and put up by the
original proprietor. and IL made with the same
care. ski and attensiot which gave u sale Of ever
sne million bottles per snnum.
TITS NEST delightful Hair Dressing.
II ersilcates scurf aud dandrus.
II keeps the heed cool and clean.
II makes tho hair rich. sen and glossy.
II prevents the hair from falling 81 AMI turning
cray.
Il restores hair upon bald heals.
Any lady or gentleman who values . beautif nj
head Of hair should use Lyons Ksihairon. II 10
known aud used throughout the civiiiseJ world
Sold by all respectable dealers
DEMAs -. BARN Es A. co. ".
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13
uEumNTREET's
INIMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE,
NOTA DYE

1ut gray hair 10 it- original color. by cup
ylyins the capillary tubes with natural susisnsnce,
I-apAlred By age or disease All nst@ntsneoas
ses are composed Of lunar osnsf e. destroying the
vitality and beauty o. d. hair. sla afford Of them
-~lv.. dressing. Hesmstrest's Iniuitshie Color
nc no, only restores hair TO i natural color by an
Easy process. but give. the hair
Guxuvtaot Beausy.
promotes Ia growth prevents IL falling Oh. sfsdi'
Gates d~nfrun. and inpsrts health and pleasant
ness 10 the head. II has stood the test Of time be
bos the original Hair colorlns and IL constantly IN
er~ssins IN f~vor. Used NJ both gentlemen and Ia
iie. nls sold by all respectable dealers. or can h
procured by then Of the commercial agents. ID.
RkRNEs \ On so1 Broadway. v~~ Yort. To-
xlsea 81 e@ufs and 81
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13
DAILY EXPRESS.
LOCAL AND NEWS ITEMS.

~ The Chicago Platform d Ia vallan-
dishsn's hAnd writing.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

Every oos Il practically familiar vtth counoo
oeid<- The ehiis~-s and sissrins. the eainsss and
xnxor. the soreness Of thro<t. psin IN tbs se<d,
STUFFED nessrs. 2sd stsi more, the irrissbilisy Of
temper and general si-sssnfsrs have nj ealy been
exp>risnssd b svsry one At sone tine. bat II has
been the msssortune Of most people 70 pan throuxh
tals unplsss&zt ordeal repeatedly And frsqusnay.
We ~oult recommend timely uss - NsDA<z Pea
rx's cssArrsE coesH BArxAs. bsesas< u si~.ys
cures. A ssss. reliable and ple~.>nt rsn<dy. Fsii
frecscns on each bottle. Res&ilsd - al Dsnsgisfs
At Is ceutx. j>9t~iv
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ees.. lssslsuie. pslpstssisn o. the heart lseh a
spp~ti,e. distress sfsr eating torpid liver. eonsu-
patton A. seservs n sunsr u they ~il no' cry The
eelarrsf>f
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

supxkink kfskpt -see.a s,senooas
IN r>eo9n.eu4 - tAass sszsrla< ffesss ssr~~sln.
ssash. ns. slssklsa4's s.llsaess & = ~ 81.
-. Il xises relief a nesi inss.atssss sns =
sith.t - ass@xre~<Aia - tke tssts sse
aasht hsttAs NsiIesess cszxA n.lssn = - = ~
bs-f pfspss.ssa. - sse snt !. "a tkss IA. prss=s.-
80 eisla-s - a. ~ hsss tlt-t = tsrias tAs r.ss
-ssk. as fsssa fsiis. h. mezs t.ssr-<<ln<
uo.xk. - = rr~p@r<a - u skrssks.nA. Ne. Z
k.sx foszsA street. Clnrl.asll q --Frura ne ca
ana.a N.Gl1a1i ruipr. o. Il
f<e1>zfz4-w
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tOtstf fHbM sftaFNsRes
vscx<~r.s. Mss. Aas. .. iseA
n.. Is.n .l..-IAsar sir. ana hNppy % ctsss 10
,sa that \ - u>ed goaf yslnseie cssren Suffers
-sth xFesl eer>1t = nv>str n sensF<l ascl..y -
prostr loa q N sTtsus. eiuosa p n anass,hy
ssl usls..nafie teaa~sse ef ne Mississippi liver
.fsnn 1 vlek shu<. hssia< eeen STA eea. - att
srus fhruu4hoaI - wbete Sesteefa temFsfn.
soanssasls rscomntnd ne ufe e ~ .efseos she a.
sxpa<e.s = uaheslthy climate.
Akssl Y. :. Sanitary Commission
inrrxnts. NJ. Sept. IL. t>s3
"a, tas 1a1 - LAZY at have ~et nttt~e. thrsagh
an arnnt - aine - ne Mcttr<i ttfecfrr ~ tAs
p-n<rtn.esi 4 he tfms q Canbef'sst. sssmFle.
Of rss fes - li.tefk ~ tesp>ria. tsd fe4aesl n
sfs.4 sastssla n fsaui q sfesi a.. - @t1ct.r
sas spnlets - Sc an - ga eei'fefs
fhs sollsxtnz 4 the NsistA pitsttefs spy Al
49, f<~u go rrlssteu sAlr - tceee -
s,xs a. hsee 4 sol1 g. satler@ foh> tlti-
4 am ..tls41ss hat cssIo al rfte ~id - - barr.
a. - - 4 tasrn prer,>ris A. n netefatisu,
= n ohleefIoa ~ ttslts etiaF r<Fuatftet - az
-. Attic sutiess kNSkf rRiRStuN
Sxrrrer NtiifaI ptfsfte< y 4.
n.siausftrrs fssfsrtsufat = anseefiaei. ~
SsshvliIr. Tess 1ely n, l~sSs
In latn Fau's A2srt NJ e~-. ~ Hsfu'issies
- .Alo - Sssk Via rsna. ne 60. =. 80 tsssn
q Ksls ffssrea rtttrrs ~ ale = ses'ers :" W
army oaN
enn WILLS.
nalof al ffesest ssfsAsl sen;
Fcs seie, ~hsisssls AZ fetstey :. hsFF. TIT
-
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Cara 80 the ~utsffsSk
sw.lisw tse - sArse he<<s~sis e "fuehs.'
-roas rgtsrs.~ ssssspsFiEis." ''Ferve@' Ans'-
iss->." A. A. A.. at .lsf 80 az sstshsa
sssa he r~-as :. thea Try &c - efotp poctoS
rucRASg RSaldsu sFFeIfic rifiS-sne =
r~-scr 60 s>sish - vtsor = f-~s sA-n tAi'1
ssys. rnes a. parsly vegetable. r'esssp' - 'sse'
prenps 49, ssiussry h sheis eaeess - tAs hresan
ar-a .-a sA.uer~4 e~a-alsuusa 60 sst sssn<
sss t.s- thsa wlsh siesntkEe Irrsted andseii
N - uufs<s ssssrs ~
yA>. =. ugTfEs.
~ az Rrnsases. No. fsf.
ks.ut 80 tAe Unisss st<s~--
P.s-k - eftAs rlle sesmssf rsrksf, 81
e~ a<l~a ssv s<ar~<. ea r-estes = r<tss. -ktes
lsoSx Dot1-kR 80 Fsii-s.epsf Fs'saess =
he kernt n snfiFass q tea.
Ielrsst~1n
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"ANTED.---Two FRESH Mich
w covs. Cor which gssd price vsll - paid
Apply a 81 Agnes Hall lFenAis csllsgs-l
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-08

JAMES ELLIOTT, the celebrated prize. fighter,
was sentenced TO the New York state Prison on
Saturday In the Hudson County Court, Oh two In
dietmsnts, the terms to run together and tined
two hundred dollars.
RODERT J. WALKER is reported to be suffer
ing tom feeble health caused by the effects Of an
amateur balloon eKcurBiun taken in London 'u Oc-
toher laIt. The balloon wont up very suddenly,
and the rGrefLetiOn Of the air affected Mr. Walker
severely. He has 'hIs spring gone 70 Egypt to
recruit.
z. 4. HISCKLET, so long known as interested
In the culture ui the ErApe aud ~ q writer upon
the grape question died Of typhoid feVer June lst
At his Tetidenee in New York city.
Mrs. GIN. BANKS was In attendance at the
ST. Louis saritAry Fai'. The amount taken there,
30 far, reaches siOO,soo.
Mr.. LEWIS BAKER. late manager OF the New
OrleanS Varieties, G"Bt To the Sanitary Commi- -
sion the handsome sum ot 9loT7, tho result Of his
benefit ard subscription which WAS opened at
the box Oiiice.
LIEUT.. SAMUEL T. CROWLEY, 4Ih infantry,
arr we'd here yesterday, seriously wounded 10 the
rtEht aim; the ball entering the hand, follow M
the bone, and coming out At the eboS. lie was
wounded on the I'D OF June, under Gen. Burnside.
DR.. GIDEON +. BARsrow, contract surgeon
At For Warren, u stOn harhOr, lied very suddsnly
Saturday p. m, supposed OF disease OF the heart.
Gas. DEvBSB has recovered from his late Ill.
h..s, ard IL il command Of the I'D div. .sIon Of fhG
lSh rmy to7ps, tGCn. Snith'B.l The lat and
divisions are commanded By Generals Brooks and
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-08
FROM THE ARMY Of THE POTOMAC

OrTehpOnltnGC AsAOclAied Press
WHITE HoUsB, June 5.-Thc news from the
front for the pact two days is meagre. Moth
ing but skirmishiUg has occurred, except the
usual nightly attack for the purpose OF feeling
our lincs, and to learn whether any change In
| position Ia being made.
The charge made on the Cd rps on Satur.
day night resulted In loss to the rebels Of
about three hundred in killed and over one
thousand wounded, few OF whom they carried
away, owing to our command OF the ground.
| Last evening, another attack was made, the
result OF which Las not been ascertAned.
| The wounded are nearly all brought from
the front, ,Gnd this place is very much crowded.
The facilities for their shipment 10 Washing.
ton seems very limited, although a large mum.
her are being sent OF. There Is a great lack
OF physicians here, hundreds Of wounds re.
naming undresscd for hours, resulting In
many deaths. The aid societies are very busy
distributing their supplies, hut the demand Is
so great that It Is impossible to reach all.
some States are unrrpresented, New York
among the number, excepting by the Sanitary
and Christian Commissions.
4 meeting was held last evening by the sew.
eral organizations TO organize system OF re.
lief, and To facilitate the shipment of supplies
to this point. Delegates were appointed TO 20
| to Washington to make arrangements.
IlEADQUARTERs ARMY OF POTOMAC, June 5,
| lSOi.-lhe rebels attacked the I'd corps and q
portion Of the 9th corps last evening, but were
handsomely rcpulsed, after a desperate strug.
gle. They advanced several times thgr, lines,
being cut to pieces at each attempt to reach
our works. Their loss must have been fearful
~ our men took them at short range, while
our batteries swept them down in mAsses
Our loss was very light
A shell exploded among Hancock's staff
taking OF leg Of one Of them. His name ha.
not been asCcrlaiped.
The report Of train having been captured
yesterday turns out TO be incorrect. fhe roaC
Is guarded all the way from the White Hous,
TO the front, principally by the coIored troops
| LATER.
Our men are buslly engaged digging towardl
the works of the enemy, and the attack las
might was on working parry.