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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-10
APPEAL.
FARMERS OF OHIO AND ADJACENT
- COUNTIES -

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We appeal 70 you to contribute Of yOur abundance
Q tue relief u the sick AID wounded soIdIeTS n
cur armies now gently demAndlog your aSsIst.
Ibt nIIe any q your feh W-eitiEens have had
tnSH iHtms FaVAsed and their homes desolAted ~
the ruthless iron heel OF war; Won bHve bSen = ~
IDLY, spared Thar k to 4 kind Providence ana
these War:Worn veterans for whom we nj Nj So
time and har est have returned ~ pTnRI ,ith 60
yonr granAFies are fall and your pocketS miller StI
Can you know that the brave soldiers TO whom Ton
what they have preserved % Tou and Grade oi
thet poor ptttancsl Let your giitS roliin i5 nora
SoS oSvS SI,,. h!t. oncEing 70 those to whom
MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS AVN
WORRtNGMEN OF WHEELING
AlWAJS fruitful In good works lst moi vnrS 49,
a it now. Remember your brave ieFsnda,. I0
Nh. '6 me- time Of need. But for them you would
not out your gratitude 10 stnEy ~, Doie
70 me rescue a. you have often done brTorL ~
N4""ey Ao9 IN products, In labor and 10 akiIl.
MERCHANTS OF WHEELING.
on you Yopp etS Sss.y We shonId blush to call
cord everywhere Bot forget moi tbat ~ Ih,, rS
IN InSdeSS SsGt ~ 4, any note you ever gave
your gains would not iBpay. 6on't a.. toat BALI
once more pull the slIitc band and Law AZ , PIT
20 LADIEsI a-
Little need be said to lou your hand, 49,.
ready, your hearts as always full 0nss S N.Sy
Will DC tneFe- ..' ~ JSA
,,,i MINISTER'S OF THE GOSPEL
SIT mp your 11kS to 30 Jealous In this hole ..,.
tIeao win them 10 lmulAts the exannIs ~ N.
coca samaritan Of Ok Never wa . briSbts. ~ sao
RTSNS. was there more fearful rSsnsp
-. CHILDREN, at'
"a; yoGT pocket moty and spend It at the Patr
worth and heal many wound beside.
OlrlZENS OF NIIGHBORIN0 TOwNS
SiSS n, y9ur 'ymPatly and also something NOR
BONE Esalous patrios In each eommunitv -. a.,
DAn Of love rolling. Ind when It Is oiled Tjth ,h
sOOo tnln1a these pOoi soldiers have pre,srvS1 ~
Iou y On 70 ~, and soon, re. filled Eitb ie-i,nS
pains and oPiritual cancellations II SHAH ~ III,
> ain 70 the eide Of tie sick and the raanSi.5
lying add the deah. IA - geo the
- o.. FELLOV-CITIZENS. u
Jno and all, come heIpalong thIs beus1oIs,t -.
- Because yUu EEL secure, dOu't fLrRet H.,
-. ~ Saks abroad In tic land, that war mnSt hSH
" nStmsl and that hut for thee for Vb m "
49,. ~ night gVen loH Be upon you and yo,ts
ave ~. 70 oe e4Id apou. committees win MOI
2 tnis least Of InTe. tnl there laying yonr w
n ~ ~ ~ Ataf plight afrUSh your tFoth 10 v6ns .
y Saln8 country aud Zach other, and rnGh ~ -:
~. ~ ~ rem lingering EOunds, diseaSa and d-stS
hese brave defendoFB q Spur ali 80 Se@tnS
AZ every man. Womah and child afnonv ~, -, 1
iss Dnt one do.lartO ne cause what incSnSo oSiS
:. s;r Sea u a-t-. .
Contributions Of MONEY should be made to
JSo p y3HS DoN.oS. Chairman, IL
ALEX I3G DShGfi S S6Gi sASS" Z ,,,- \
n..., Finance OtnmitteO ~
= or ~ Kind maj b sent to any Of the on.
iOlO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-10
COmmIsSI0nef,a Sole
harIhAll B. Clason ma IN.

h'''AAn B. G u. and wife ,,o,..,.
Martha A. sanboru and otheru, SNe0''t1'
pursuance Of decree Of the oiropIt co-,,. e.
Shlo county West Virginia, made n tSfS esnOs
AL ne zAth day o. May, 1854, WilI seI On RSt1,
ne second day Of JuIy 1874 N a. fSoot
Ine court House for Ohio county, n 10 o;sIoc[
a; the following described TSSI eSt.tS n ~
S ~ o. HneSltngs via: All that parcel of rToSoS
t9Ateo on the east side Of MAia str0St IN - AZ,
nsssd On The plat thereof a. Lot No sTo
~ If4lAEe no e3-9-neluded in the foIIvinE
~ S, e ~ begnnibg At to cor.
~ ~ re DEek NAfohouSS on al Iot fornsrIy a.
S1Pled BY Jacob HIteholl-and nov oee1ni.2 ~ ~
1HE. e. 1nEner and William TSYIor-tbeDr. =
8Ie3 'daiu ttreet lS2 feet moro Or ~ "a
- boundary Of sid lot; Themes aionE "a
so.,tS IpoupaaTy 691< fest, more Of -. 3 the
~ - .AnibeE!y aiIpyi thoneo along rs Donth
@t-e.,' LoloeIFy alley 70 the east side of NSin
~ saeqeo Along the OaSt aide Of Main Stroot 70
H y : SEn nnlng, toH feet, more OF les1 -
,,,o-1e. - " SAks-One-kuTth Of The purshAAa
Eyyney e % paid in eAlh on day d Sais God fho
-. IN three equal iOstalmsnIs, payable IL ouo.
nc three yearH, With Interest foa DAY o. SSIS:
'Ao PI.tSn0of pnnE bond With approved pSrnooai
i. loI the deferred payments, and thS tatIs 70
~ - farther GOeuFity IntN tho uhsls OF
w PStens1 money = ptid; and Tie purchaser to
Sno nA o. Al taxe9 AaseSaod on sad real eStatS
~ m HaI Yer 1854. DAhIkL o. LISr,
m4e1-Id - CommiasIoo-r
r. Iea FRENCH OR6IHDIEs, IaSI ,0eSIsSI 61
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-10
@. SLACK, Senator 7.h Dist.
W 8 DUNBAR, n. II. D.
JOHN II. PaELPHS, Pres. SenAtp

WomoS one door south OF Kramsr,s Hotel.
Main Street. - -N'S'
Ladies Wishing to consult the Dr. ar they pressr)
Gao cali ~ room No SO, MJnroe HouSo. aud Mn
me once Can bs found At the Monroe House ct
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-10
/. GMARRIEDI

On the sth instr at the reaid, nee OF the brIa.,.
mothSE Monnd.So, W. Va. BY the Rev FitSse
mr. LENeslsE Morn, of BtraeSv.IIe, ohio. =.
On the sth ultimo. by j.. b. BIaksuev. .1.rrs
KIGIAHts. Of Pittsburgh, Pa, to HLIEASLTG sErE,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-10

AZ e, association was orgaDiIed IL Prinosi
ton' ILL.,, on the LIST inst. d cree, ! 800
ole monument to the memory of he IL, !
Hoo. Oven Lov'j y. The sum ~ IL o H
mas been subscribed. 1t Is dssig 1slSE ~
raise not less than $50, 900. ~ -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-10
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
Designated DePoutory and Financial Agsni
Of the United States.

VNHIS BANK Il the successor to the Belmont
L Branch Of the State Bank OF Ohio, and IL pre-
pared to do . general Banking: cOlleetIon and 81.
change business.
Il T. authorized to receive subscriptions to the
Sd, 1854. fff' I'llFT
These bonds bear date March lst, 1854, are r..
deomAble At the pleasure Of the Government after
ten years. and payable forty years from date, In
coin. ~
Subscribers can have either Registered or Coupon
bonds - they may prefer, In sums Of $50 or some
multiple OF city dolIAFI.
Interest on the $50 and S1GO Bonds IL payable
annually; on all other denominations sem I-AnnuAy
these bonds will draw interest from March Iii,
and the aceIued interest from that day to the data
OF subscription, must DO paid in coin or National
currency. II pad IN the latter which includes
United etAtea aud notSs Of the Rankhl
nIty per cent. premium must be ada, d to the
amount Of interest until other WIaa directed
ePII JOHH O. TALLAfAR, Oash
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-10
Strawberry Festival,

L Ing,on Hall, for the beneft Of st. Matthew =
Church, on Monday evening, June 18th. Tho public
are invited to attend. leo :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-10
Fair & Strawberry Festival,

THE Ladies' Of the Third Presbyterian Church,
4 sonth Wheeling, viii hold Fair and Straw.
berry Festival at Washington Hall on Friday even
ing, 10Th inst. number OF fancy aud usefuI
articles will be otor. for sale, among which .
beautiful bed quilt valued at Que hundred dollars
The Ladies' hope to be sustained in their Efforts by
kind and generous public lei I'd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-10

Daily publications viii be made OF further V eOllsO
'O"' SA1'L LAUGHLIN,
| Treasurer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-10

For Cincinnati and L ouIsvIIIe.
The steamer NEW YORK, Capt.
LlGRTEEN, will leave a. above THIS
DAY, at 10 A. n.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
je10 JELLY / MANNER, AEenta.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-10
'BsIsTkNcE OFRlCE q 8. ARMY,

united States Government ouIy will b racsIved
Az nn " once until IL clock on WRDN EsDAY the
Onlted STATS Army" SubsStence Stores 70 be "a.
'iTsT HSa a Mhselins ". vs. as follows, viz:
5'VOU Hrels nrst quality Extra Flour.
1he bran saAd places ofmAnufacioTy to bo stated
10 the bids, aud whether In round or dat boonsj
| It'll head .lneA and bunEB sealed 80 1855
An o. the q mr., or As much as called for, to be
90 iyeTed on the 18th Of July, 1864. -, :
NO DDS will DO received (uuless from partIss
known to the underSiRnrd) without VTritIeb gSor.
AntSe Of Two responBible names, a. follows viz:
,ho,1s' hS nndsTGgned do hereby guarantee that
port and condition." - ''"9 Put-
Also that written contract with bonds to the
anoInt Of one.ioGTth the value of the stores 4 M
PoS:d 70 DO furnished shall be executed n rTouisd
nerAed samples Of each article must accomnanV
the proposals., and must be referred to thrreiD
6AmPIe8 must not be in paper arceIS INT IL
ISI paper or tin) with name Of bidder on one
Gu" HI Snu 9Hanaty offered on the other, Outslde.
All articles will be carefully iuspected nv an In
Speetor on the part Of the United statsS, and No
aLtlcls VII be received paid for until II ~
pas 9ee1 attached to the original bill. 1880
an OLD marks except such as pertain IN tho con
enLs, must De obliterated, and each paeka d Hnst
nave marked upoa it plainly aud distinctly tie naTn
nnd address Of the seller, the name N Inc Sr,tHi
S SuS stoss' tars and net Weighta the voTtS N q
s Su'4tenee Department. and the date Of the con.
PrOposala will be received for the whole or ~
a. III oI Tue quantity required, but proposals.
o'ASAe Ut ARTICLES must DO d. dsrbnt Rhsst. ~
paper. copy Of this Advertisement n Sp fToT u
10 SpeT must be attached to each pToDoEa mint
ce,S D i forms which will be supplied by app
55opoo9s must DO enclosed In . sealed ebvsIons
sooEessed 70 the undersigned, and eudornsd HpRC-
posals tor-lnAme the ArticlsEI lEIo-
, Payment TO be made In such flnd1 Ne srr,,t., +,
me OF the United States but no ~" T.,
w " tnade 1.-The party until all the art M. -
cred UssH accepted and delIv-
6S right |. reserved to reject any or all proposal,
i'm ed for tbs hnoea DC deemed by the Under
~ opoSals must be signed BY The parties tben,.,
Of the bids. NJ me opening
leo I'D -..-. HORACE TURNER,
1eo - Captain and C,'s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-10
THE ATTACK on ral sEeosD y o t,

thought the day would end as it be :
gan, 10 comparative quiet; but it was n OF
SO lated. At half past eight O'Clock an at
tack was made on the Second corps and a
portion of the Sixth corps. 1t was one OF
Ine most terrible night attacks of the war.
Ihe rattle of musketry was incessant fol-
nall AZ hour. Some artillery was used
Sod 9 large number of the rebel shells
onrst over the Fifth corps line, although
doing but little DAMAGE -,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-10

-. FOR SALE.
A THREE TENEMkNr, two story, Frame House,
~ each tenSment containing i've rooms and a
property IL on the corner Of Broadway and ohio
streets, Wheeling Island. There IL AIEood garden
attached, containing RrApe-Vinea and variety Of
iruit trees AlSo never falling well Of exeele-t
water. PoE terms apply 70 .Z.-.L III
oHAs .EGCOLS, .
jel01m on the premises.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Moulders Wanted.

THREE STOVE and TWO MAcHINE MoULDERs
i to go to Marietta, o. None but first ClAsS
workmen wanted. Hest Of wages and steady work
Married men preferred ApJIy Immediately 70
iel0.1W MkTCAIP : BUT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-10
Information Wanted. -,

INFORMATION Is wanted Of JAMES MADISON
l. YOU SLER, from Naked Greek, near stanton.
he was at New Greek on the 18th Of MAIch, and is
supposed to have come In the direction Of ths city
His wife, Who Is now in this city at tho Virginia
Hotel, desires information a. 70 his whereabouts.
ie10 2tS EARAH YOUSCLER
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-10

WHEEIINo, WEsF Va, Dec. 9Th, 1868.
10 all whom Nay eoEeeTR: We, the under.
signed, members Of tho West Virginia LoRis AZURE
AXE axe pleasure in saying that We have known Or.
hlohAfd u. Lee many years previous to the break
ing out OF tho Rebellion, Is . successful and ener-
gtue practitioner Of Medicine (ofthe Eclectic sehool
oefh In kanAWhA county, Va, and Gala county,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-10
ARRIVAL OF RElN1oRcRNEsTls.

A large number of reinEorcements ar.
rived ibis evening. Many have been AZ.
signed TO this corps. The reinforceme
the army has received, am told, ,outuum
Der our losses, and more are coming, Such
eoetlnuous additions to our army, me
spltlt With which our men fight, and -tbe
1%os'inate energy of Gen. Grant and GEN,
Lsa aoe 10 pushing on the campaien, cannot
Keep "a long out Of Richmond.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-10

:; The following mOuey contributions were immo
d. l1,na Oct
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-09

In September, 1864. there was a State draft
under ore OF the calls of President LINCOLN, and
all those who bad religious scruples' were ex-
empt upon the payment of $500 In Hancock
county, for instance, there were nineteen Qua
ker cxempts" under this arrangement, and in
Henry, Randolph, Wayne, &c, there were nu-
merous persons in the same category. and the
question il, they let of from the penalty of
the draft Oh account Of their sOundnesS on the
political goose. was the money paid into the
State Treasury, or into Q. z. MoRToS's financial
malestrom the Financial Bureau
The people who pay taxes and go to the war,
or send their fill the places of those ortho-
dox "exempts, TO be food for gunpowder, are
deeply interested in these questions. We there
fore call upon Governor MoRToy OF the Financial
Secretary under His Usurping Excellency TO an
swer these interrogator;es The people have a
right. aud should know. what he does with their
money a. their hired servant
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-09

Until they were too clearly exposed to make
concealment any longer possible. all prominent
eopporheads s,outly denied the existence OF sc
cret association cooperating with that party
Daniel Webster VoOrhees was the image of in
nOccaee itself: yet, as We are informed there
wss recently found ia bis office az Tere Haute.
over 4 hundred pamphle, copies OF the oaths and
ritual of the o. A. X which is the same dog
ieunel combination recently broken up in Mis-
songi
The foregoing appeared ia the Indianapolis
Journal Of Saturday Mr.. VOORHEES,. in a
speech at Grcencasile ON the same day. thus rc-
iers 70 the matter, and VIC copy from ihsseport
OF the Cincinnati Commercial:
have been awarded a notoreiy which did
not seek They talk of me as being connect ed
with all sorts of plots and conspracies ! see il
stated that | have been connected with the
knights Of the Golden Circle, and that my Office
was searched the other day. and a thousand
copies OF a circular FROM this organization were
found ia IL. Why. my friends. have had 40
office Tor more than year, and as TO the circular
referred to. never saw Que till saw IL printed
IN the indianapolis Journal tho other day
As Mt VOORHEES, remarks, he has had no
Office since biz Law partner left for the East
about Il year ago Since that time he has used
the office vi Messrs UsurR aud pArTflsos when
IN Terre Hautc II the documents 10 which the
journal refers were found IN his old Office IN
Terre Haute, they must have been placed there
by some OF he gcntlemanly % partisan oppo
nents for the very purpose which the Republican
organ here develop, When party il forced Il
such measures To excite prejudice against po
litica opponent il stoops to a depth of iniam,
which best demonstrates the cause il repre-. ents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-09
Gubernatoriai Canvass.

We are authorized to state that the opposing
candidates for Governor, JosrrH Z McDoNALr
and OLyER NoRrov. will addres. the people
as follows:
AT Laporte. Oh Wednesdsy. the i0th OF Au-
gust, at O'Clock Z. NJ
At South Bend. on Thursday, the 18th OF
August AT o'clock z. VI.
At Goshen, on Friday, the 18th Of August, al
/ O'Clock p. Nj
Additional appointments will be announced
hereafter
AT Washington, Davies county, Thursday
August 18th, at - o'clock NJ.
At Nincennes, on THURSDAY night the 18th, at
O'Clock.
At Princeton, Gibson county, Friday. August
l9th, at II o'clock VI.
at Brownstown. Jackson county, Tuesday Au-
gust 10th.
vt Bedford. in---county, Wednes
dsy. August 18th.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-09

the anxiety TO gei up sisie NIL.
tiaiis organization that they do nov.
During the MoReAS raid. did not Democrats
wiih Alacriiy and carnestuess come promptly for
ward FOE The defe. - Statef In numbers
aud enthusiasm wer. allied by their poll
teal opponen,.s Does It not look suspicious
then when they are excluded from all direction
of militia organization gotten up professedly
Tor the defence Of the Stateg The disguise is
loo thin to deceive anybody. The scheme Is dc.
signed 10 advance partisan interests in the com
iug elections wetsk the tax payers Of Indiana,
Republicans a. veil as Democrats. If this Is not
pretty strong draft upon the public Treasury
for l,'rty eleetioneering purposess
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-09


The journal charges that we advise the De
mocracy Of Indiana 10 arm themselves against
the State What lie? Who compose the
Statcg The people OF course Aud does il no,
appear rather ridiculous when less than one hall
OF the people OF Indiana assume 10 be the STATED
trickstefs who are ready to make any sacrifice
and do any injustice to continue themselves in of.
Goc When Republican officials at the cost of the
whole people. are piacrE @...-,s in the hands OF
their party adherenls, II Is time for the peopir 10
think that mischief is intended. Under such cir
cumstances we have advised the opponents OF
this revolutionary party to arm themselves for
the protection Of the political rights which
the Constitution guarantees them. and 10 secure
those natural rights which are derived from a
highc, law. II there is any wrong in this advice
we are willing 10 assume the responsibility The
court organ says. also. that advise Democrats
"to prepare fot war on the only military force
with which tho soil of Indiana can be pro
tected?' The Journal man knows that he ut
tered fslsehood when he made this statement
We have never hintcd even at any such sugges
ton. IL Governor MoEroS and his partisan nd
hersnts desire peace in Indiana, if they desire to
quiet tho public mind in regard to their inlen-
tions, they easily do il by stopping partisan
military organizations and giving satisfactory as
surances that free discussion during the present
canvass aud iaic expression of the public will
through the balot-box shall not be interfered
with prevented. That is all the Democrats
the dav they will he content
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-09
The Militia.

The Journal bases an argument 10 favor OF a
poli;icsl organization of the militia in this State
by reieuing 10 TIC condition OF affairs in Penn.
sylvania. We inquire. why has the matter been
overlooked, II OF so much consequence for the
protection of the people of the State FROM inva-
sion, until jus. upon the eve of important cleo.
iions And then we will make the additional
inquiry. WHY Is il that the direction Of the
organization Is placed IN the hands Of
ultra Republican OF Abolition psrtizans? On
looking over long FIST of line officers recently
appointed &c TAI! ~ see lhe name of a single
Denocfat Why "a thar This new born zeal
on the part OF Governor MoRToS ton a militia
organization, under the Circumstances. creates.
and icstiy 80, great deal of doob, as 10 the
sincerity OF bisproessops in regard to the mat
ter. From the commencement of the var the
Republican officials have not manifested
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-09

plosion Of the mine proved To be Of no advantage
whatever 10 the assaultIng column: and our trooDs
were obliged 10 return 10 their former positions.
leaving i've thousand Of their brave comrades
dead and wounded on the bloody field Our whole
loss IN this little affair. am assured, will be over
eight thousand men. but surely that was a cheap
price TO pay for finding out that our great mine
had undermined nothing.
WHAT TROOPS ErrULsED rnE ASSAULT.
II Is worthy Of remark that this terrible as
sault, made by nearly the full strength OF Gen
Grants army, was repulsed by the enemy while
nity thousand OF their troops were north of the
james river while Early. Breckenridge and Ran
som arc IN Pennsylvania, and while forty thou
sand OF Lees troops arc somewhere else. How
many then, are there al Petersburg under Beat
regard!
PETERSBURG 90 40 ACCOUNT TO IHL REBELS.
Notwithstanding this fearful demonstration OF
the strength Of Petersburg, | am warranted in
saying that the rebel leaders only regard il as an
outwork. aud as position of no consequence
compared TO Richmond. II serves their purpose
very well. as long as Grant persists Ia sta wing
there. But they will abandon IL the moment
Grant moves away. Petersburg would have been
abandoned by the rebels 10 day, aud without the
loss TO Us OF single man, il General Grant had
kept Hancocks corps on the north side OF the
james river, and bad sent over the rest of his
army on the 2Sth and 29th. and had made a de
monsiration towards Richmond by the New
Market and Charles City roads, on the 30th OF
3lst General Lee. as | said before, does not
believe bow that General Grant has either enter
prize or genius enough TO make a real attack or
Richmond from the cast. Let the Lieutenant
General now show the rebel commander that he
5 mistaken. The capture of Petersburg is i'm
possible, and long as the Amy of the Poto
mae Iem3ins IN front of that stronghold, il at
lords Gen. Lee all the opportunity he desires Tot
the execution Of lis plans in the North
DRuID.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-09
she Public lDebt.

The last weekly statement o. the public debt
shows the aggregate of the deb,-bearing interest
in coin to be $751; l27 ,792; aggregate interest,
s53, 49,, c65 The aggregate of debt bearing in
terest in lawful money is SIlI.ll3.Is2; aggre
gate interest 500 .as3, l70 The aggregate OF
debt on which interest has ceased is 1867 10;
aggregate OF debt not bearing interest. 1891,
5Si,027 The recapitulatioa shows the total
amount outstanding TO be 81 sO7 .499 10; IN
terest. 81 4l-,O35
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-09
NOTICE.
TO SINKING FUND BORROWERS.

LII persons indebted TO the Sinking Fund are hereby
~ notified that all lands mortgag. TO said fund. and
VIII Oh interest has not been paid In advance for the
present year. will be advertised sixty days previous
O Offer al public sale the secOid Tuesday In
December next.
BY order Of the Board Of Commissioners
W. n. TALBOT. President.
augS-dw
Register and Republican, Iawrenceburg, Courier,
Madison; Times and Voksbotc, Evansville Journal and
Express Terre Hauie; Press 6reet CASTLE Jefersonan
and Palladium Richmond; Times aud Sentinel Fort
Wayne; >up. vincennes Argus and Courier lef yeite
Review Charlottesville: h-n Democrat; DemOci and
Union Laporte. Marion Journ ], STANDARD. Marion; he
publican Grernsbgrg; Mercury and Seuiin~l Rochester,
Democrat and Republican. Plymouth: Democrat and
Spectator Monticello Republican Ruhvilie. Volunteer
Shelbyviie; Democrat, buDilngtou; ledger, New Al
bany Appeal, Bedford m0crat, olumbus, will insert
the amount dollars send b. ~ receipted
the Office of the sinking Fund yment, with paper
containing the advertisement marked"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-09
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.

First District WILLIAM X. NiBLAck,
Third Distri~t-HENpy W. HARRiNGToS
rcsrth pistrict--GE0RGE BERRY.
Seventh District-DANiEL W. VOORHEES,.
Eighth nstriet--JAMEs y. BARNEY
Ninth Dlstrict-pAvIp TukPiE.
Tenth District JOSEPH X EDGERIoS
Eleventh Distriet-JAMEs y. MCDOWELL.