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KERsHAW DISTRICT TAX
NOTICE.

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sHE nndersignd wishing % Gloss ny Ills business,
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The arsns sorfesl,pudelss s,i slss Iiislsisa Proc
grsas. vsiliag from neas oraasp Court iioases
Vas sass
Ii viii ibs gratifying To slsn friends of the sol
diess as home 10 kaew that they asrc never bot
sas or sscfo comfortably rssiha asH as present
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aud Il Ii solely 10 as a.srlbnssd. ssspraosss, 10
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asi fer T.is i,ayr,y state of slllags b QUITE in
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sissas. wIan ,he trusts aitf sssoas Ut tssl.win.
sSr iound usany without blankets, ossrcpals ard
shoes, and cssa a change Of ordinary wearing
apparel The beneficial results of shis provision
are alfeads apparent. There ID iess suffering,
aud little OF no ssrkness among shs Rsan,, and
the lisa OF mortality ssll iafT iar beloa the
Average for ilis season Of The year.
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Eesstaw Dtsssfes. vii sseas IT'D Eaaiien o:a lse
ffss Mussasy I'd gea,saafy, as 81 O'Clock
January "a COLIN s1ACRAR, Clerk
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ss@slAss,s aF Tag gaocx xanams.~aA A genfse.
an direct from Nilsainsos, Taiarslay. Informs
The sssFsbasg Express thss The eaeay sssrw
hare y.sss sessels bloekasi;sg sbss perss ss.-.
These yesses are scattered sor milo Or ia q ogg
she uaoash af tlse sasa Fear, ai,a gaasd aIl lie
sseaaes of appeosea ai:la The most sseepiess
yigilasee. The censor qaaasss ara sbsi sl.e
chances al running The blockade have bean
greasly lssssaei, ard Il Is apptgheuaed bs so.no
That the day b sos fsr distant whea il viii be
ass is.apossihiliss kor . vessel Is ges into tia,
port without inearringg lllasara slmoss eqnssa.
leae to ppositiva loss
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27

Gen. Joe Hooker. the hero Of Lookout
Mountain. is out for Mcclellan for Pfesidsni.
-Le.issiii< D~-aecrsf.
The following from General Hooksr's
speech at Wsiertcwn. New York. at meet
ing Of rejoieing'ior the fall Of Atlanta does roi
sound much Like supporting Mcclellan:
81 believe IN treating the rebellion ~ Gea-
ersl Jackson treated the Indians. whip them
first aud treat with them Afterwards The
Union cannot be divided. let politicians talk
a. they nay; for II divisions commence, where
are they going % endy"
In contrast With this l. Mr.. Pendleton's
speech 10 the House ss Washington. January
18th, In which be said:
">ir. the whole scheme Of coercion il i'm
practicable. It i conir.ry 70 the genius and
spirit Of he Constitution"
Then 10 his speech given before the NeS
York Dsnoc, attic Club since the adjourn
ment Of Congress, ha said
The prosecution Of the var can lead
noiy 20 Union or separation. IL il lesds &
Union IL WILL LEAD TO AN rSxrrisArrD Dns
poTisx."
II y evident from this record tast Genera
Joe Hooker den's support the Chicago sieke
much.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27

The Ohio Stsissmsa publishes .vo plat
forns-ons. beaded " Platform of the Dsnoc-
rscy OF the United States. aud cousIstIng Of
resolutions adopted BY the Chicago conven-
ton. and another. headed "McCIxLLAss
Platform" and consisting OF letter. dated
Orange. N. j.. Sept 9Th. 1864.
What does this meant II not the Chicago
Platform "Gen. MoCIxIIAs's Platform ''-
Thu IL remarkable distinction to make be-
tween the principles Ola party and those Of
iss leader. When Gen. MccIxtIAs IL elect
sd-vhsn. We say-which platform will con.
troll hts Adminissration--his own. or that OF
bic psrsys VIII he 20 for war first aud ar
nissics Afterwards. or an armissics and con-
vsnsion 6rss and war nsvsrf This prssen-
sAsion Of both policies to the people. shows
hat the leaders Of the Peace party are "in Q
strait bssvixt tvo." They no doubt
'CssI1ss hsppy 9TH either.
Wsss rothss deer eAarmsr swsy."
But with two platforms, 10 b hard for them
20 choess.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27
Rebel Appeal for NO re Troops

From he hchuord ~ sirU
The enemy u rejoicing over our evscua
ton OF Atlanta Chcered by the success Of
Sherman, the failnre OF Grant will be forgot
ten, aud soon the draft will oil the ranks Of
bis armies: and slated by success. and spur
red on BY the approaching Presidential cleo
ton. operate sffor, a. further and grestar
triumphs vii be made. Are NE prepared 20
resst the enemy IN t-c Fall csmpaignf Sep-
TENDER, OCTOBER, November and December
are good camp aigulDg months from kich-
mond aud Atlanta. There j. work before
us Are We prepared foe ~ Are all the
1,en between IL and 45-hot exempt by Law
or physical disAbility--presenf with the ar
missf Has any details been made from
hose ages for gly reas0n lees than would
have olscha ged tie tneu bad they been ia
the service7 Are there any agricultural
details between tnOse ae-s1 We hope. 10 any
detAile or exemptiOus have been made from
ltese ages that they wiil DC promptly sus-
poDlef, az least for ninety Jays. What OF
the resefyes- he 00ys between 10 and lc.
and the uen between IS and 50f Have they
been called cut a4d -eAt 60 toe frontf The
detailed men aud the reserves are now much
needed.
We shall be asked What i 20 become Ut
the seeding OF the wheat add gathering OF
corn, when all the men are sent 90 the frontf
We answer that the c0hscrspt law gave Ger
tain ages 20 the army and left certain ages
70 the country. IL u but right that the army
should receive Us dues, since IL has never
vet received anything like all the men that
were intended Tor l..
What has become OF thai law OF Congress
authorizing the employment OF negroes III
certain positions in the srmyl Have any
steps been taken 20 carry out ils provisionsg
The campaign has depleted the armies. and
and a. the ouamy Is drafting for more men,
IL is necessary Tor our authorities 10 put forth
oxertions 20 meet this increase OF the enc
my's force. Ii the armies OF the enemy we're
not about 10 be very heavily augmented by
he draft, the further increase OF our army
might possibly DO dispensed with. We new
or expect 70 sqnsl or outnnmber the enemy.
but greater odds than regiment against a
brigade. OF brigade against division. or q
division against n corps. Il il DOT prudent to
| risk.
There must, therefore, DE an augmentation
of our armies General Gardner. In the Ar
my OF the Gulf. General Hood in the army
a Tennessee. and General Lee IN the Army
of Virginia, should all receive re- ENFORCE
meats, and they eau ouly come f1om those
Who have heretofore enjoyed the comforts Of
details and contracts.
We ere not advised OF the intention Of our
authorities. but they will be wise to act
promptly In this matter. The draft will
t.ke place IN the United States: Indeed, yes
terday was the day for II to come of. To
place any hope on riots or disturbances as
preventing u would be great folly. Let those
who have faith in che Chicago nominees lend
the AID OF their mu-kets in helping on the
cause OF their isyorites, ana those who agree
with Us Ia sympathizipg with Mr.. L,pcoln re-
enforce the beat and surest peace makers.
our armies.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27
fronr Washington.


T. MAJOR General Dix
Disps,hes fom Sheridan W TO IL o'clock
Saturday niSht dated az miles south Of New
Msrsel re hsi driven the ensmy nom
NcU1t J tck-o.. -iih.uf Beng able 80 brios
on &c er.l easaseueot The enems wese
moving rApisiy a1d he nd no csvalry pres
eat 10 hold them Toshsst I'D attack 81
W ckntm's force az DafsY sad esstaeed q
nnmbeF Of prisoners Shefdan foGad "a bel
hospitals N al he towns from Winchester T.
New Msrkei. and ~ss thsuy milS from
Martnssurg. T-eosy pieces Of artillery
80 capsufed 81 Fishers Hhl, with 100
pfis)nefs. large amount OF ammunition,
esisors. limber~. toois. small arms and de-
Iris. No list Of captured hss been received.
Al the small Valley to~ns have . great
many rebel wounded. Ger. Stevenson re-
ports Toe arrival Al Harpert Perry Of train
of our wonoded. T~enty captured guns aid
eighty additioaal captured officers we're $50
aboard the train. Brechinridgs has go0e to
take command Of The rebel Department Of
The Ssuth West
Dispatches received the morning froa
Sherman. command state that Hood appears
. be moving towards AlsbsmA
a stroag force Of rebel RAIDERS are report
ed 70 b operating szsiosf Shcrmsn's con-
manicston, and bad captured Athens yig-
orous sxertiocs are beng made 10 cvert<ke
ADD destroy the force.
Jed. Davis . repoftei - De 81 Msoen.
6snersls Csuby and Steele nd been rem
forced
Gen. Grant. dated 10 O'Clock lasf night.
reports DO military operations above that
comprising the Substance 81 miifsrv infer
msfion propes ior poblicstios, received hy
tbs Dsputmert.
(signst.l 4. NJ. STANTON.
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A draft Is now being made in Indiana
which will undoubtedly fall upon many men
who have families dependent upon their la
Dor for support. and who have not tho means
to make provision Tor them during their alb
sence. The short time given in which to re-
port for duty will also prevent many from
making that provision for those dependent
upon thea. tina, they would otherwise be
able 10 do.
II Ia In my opinion the duty Of the people
OF the State to see that the families. or those
Who are dependent upon the labor OF our 81
tizsns Who are called into the service OF the
country. should not 10 any case be permitted
10 suffer for the necsssaries or comforts Of
life. which our State is 50 sbundantIy sup
piled. I therefore appeal 70 the several
Boards Of County Commissioners through
out the State. aud the authorities of towns
aud cities, 70 take immediate steps 10 make
prov sion Tor The suprrvs % Ssh a. are do
penden, upon the men WI nave been or mar
be drafted ~ithIn their respective limits. aud
FOR the support Of tbose who are dependent
upon our volunteers already IN the ield .mauy
Of whom have been long absent from their
families aud parents. II promp, action i
taken ia the matter throughout toe State. our
soldieu will 20 away with lighter and hap-
Ter hearts. In the conviction has those who
are nearest and dsaFes. 10 then ~ili al be
permitted 10 suffer during ther absence aud
tina, the people Of The State are not usmiud-
iul OF their great obligations 70 the defenders
ef our country. While our soldiers already IN
the held viii In like manner be comlofssd
and strengthened Ia ,ks performances Of their
duties.
IL the relief be furnished i thc msnuer
proposed. the burdeo viii tall upoa al s6s
people Of the State according 20 their sever
al capacities % bear Il. and -ill b. ligh.
a. TO be scarcely felt. and vii. an sure. be
eheerfully borne IL L an hour o. great tri.l
TO the pssisn. and solena duties are desoivsd
upon all the people whether a. boue % Ia
the Geld. Our soldiers sse performing their
duties gloriously and - 1bs admiration Of no
~esie. Lei The people - hou.s - sa.i,s aud
al vill b. sell
do not mean - -xeir8e TIE hunsus and
patriotic esosts II the zane detection o. psi-
vate indiv saAls ard cie'ies. tie, have a.
ready done much. o1s they csa do more. I'D
earnest s1aort then s. - ewsd exerti. ~
believing thst al contributions 80 ..bsss q
behalf % eur so.tisrs I'd the .epeudsat
ones VII be lbst best iovesta esis aefe
aisd heresftsf
Isincsre'v teps that thesus s-s have
made ~ili seeeive ptomps a. lsssFseie
con-idsr.ue-. o. 2. MORTON.
Gov. Of lldt.ns
ixpissxrolu. SEPT g. ls6s.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27


Kxfhslron = from the Greek word -ksthro.@ g
.'KsfhsFe." slsnifyiDs 10 cleanse. reurinsis ana
restore. This article h wat its name sisnfnes--
F0r p~sssrving. restoring and be&ntiiyfnx he sn-
nan hair 10 ia the mot remksksbis prspxraiioa In
The world Is again Owned and pat up 81 the
original proprietor. kst e nov maze with the same
care skill ana AttsntiaI which rave ~ sale o. sver
sss million bottles per annam-
nss NEST delightful HAIR Dressing.
Il erstlcafes scarf and dkntruf-
II Keeps he bead cool and elesn.
n na<kss the hair rieh. ser and sios~y.
Il prevents the hair from falling OF AM turning
cray.
n restores hair spon bald heats
knT Isdy or gentleman sho values beautiful
bed = hair shouIi Lyon's Ksthsirsn- II e
known and used throughosi fee eiviiiEsd world
solt ~ all respectable dealers
DEmAs - HaHSEs s. CO.. "
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27

xnss.s 3lst Reg Ind. Vet, Vol.,l
Nr.s lrf.x4s IA SAINT 10

Hxxpcr AnTBns 31sf Reg tnd. VET, Noi.,f
NKAR ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. IL.
Eprrozs ExrEx.s: The prize for which the
grand army Of The West has been fighting.
marching aud uanoeussring since the ID OF
Nay last, has been asinsd. The weary sol
der nov rssz. In quiet. without the sound OF
vars alarms, near the Gate city OF Georagis
atlanta
The movement OF Gen. sherman. 10 trans
fsrriug biz whole force with the exception Of
one corps, 70 the southwest Of the place.
entirely sevsring bic connection with the base
OF supplies. vill take iu history a. one OF the
master pieces Of strategy dusias the rebeli-
Zoo. The more timid we're alarmed. but
those Who knew the General best assured Ne
al would be right which the result has prov
Cd.
To let the readers Of your paper judge for
themselves the part the old regiment. fro m
the 7sh Congressional Ds,rc, OF Indiana has
taken 10 the campaign jus, sDded,- ] enclose
q compIets list ofc@su.lities from the "a day
OF May 70 The 81 Of Sept.
There Il great speculation With he Indi-
ana boys. 10 regard TO voting they nave an
Intense desire 70 assist Ia The The sleetlon Of
LiucoIn and Morton. ss5spg that IN doing %
they strike ~ heavy blows on the rebel Con
federsey. a. they did In hghtiog the late
battles Should our soldiers get hone Nc
Donald. Voorhees, and that clique Of Copper
heads, would be 90 badly beaten ihAs they
could veil deny having been candidates Cor
public favor and oficisl dignities. Even lit
tie Msc-slthough a. military ehieftsiD. With
many admirers Ia the army. can get no col.
dIsrs support. for like the poor dog Tray. he
is found 10 bad company. As the boys cx-
press "a now. his position is nos good for mil
i,s,y purposes II Is easily f,nked
We Think victory in the coming elections
vil be With you. bat 10 make assurance
doubly sure" get the soldiers bsme 70 beiF
you vote.
have been permitted 10 peruss toe report
Of General KimbsIi. and find ia it tho follow
ing compliment 70 one o. our fs''ow-towns-
men. ITO all the members Of my stsif IN
indebted for their PROMPT ess r. con-eyinl
nv orders aud their faithfuiLess IN The exc.
cu'ion OF them. sd nave particularly 6,
sDssk Of tho gaIla0t 4ad elderly conduct o
Mejor W. n Fairbanks 81 Indiana lnfan.
Try and Acting Inspector o. me Division. Al
exhibited upon every ocsasiou derrsf Eng to-
exercise Of those qualities" Mo Far
banks has since been promoted e.. s-is0an
Colonel. and Capt James r Il 3eeH o
O.. !. TO the Msjorship Maj. Hsllswe'l {
now IN omnuand Of The Reg durini
the temporary absence OF Che Coloue' an
Lieutenant Colooel. He is brave ard eff
Gent. and 5ss during the campaign e1hibite
ell IN. qualities OF sterling soldier. While o.
the siblsc, Of promotions | must not forge
90 mention Surgeon McKinney-formerl
Assistant Surgson-but now able to spor
the M.jor's straps on hIs shoulders. he
efficient and kind to the sick and wounded
sl~sys ready TO alleviate pain sand ministe
kindly to the smlcted. Atlanta will dc
scribe TO you 10 my nett this having prove
loug enough for the presebt.
GEO. l.. HAGER.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27

NAycs 0rxrnxa. Of New York. . supror-
ses Of NcClsllaa. refuses 10 co operate viii
the migration soeissies. 90 the greuud that
The Sscsiensrs Who. through their irsueuos.
should esps 20 shss eoustry. might be So
dussd Into shs array 70 selp ssssaln a "sor-
risls var" he . very sBx'ou. that msn
sAsll not Be sdisd 70 ssris- Sighting 70 sus-
sais Ne Union At ali hsssras.~ undsr Grant
add sherman. 0uu,hsr supports Ncclellan.
but stands on the chse.se plssiora. Ne
cls'lsn saiisfss 6anthsr. has lalks sScus "a
Wing sAs Unssa ~ al sassrss Ho- you
80 y end nov zen doni.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27


The Charleston Merenyy Of Sept eth 10 an
sdlsssial article on the Pesos question. uses
de following significant I-ngusgs:
five bold our Own. add prevent furihsf
military suocssses on the part ~ the foe
shsss = every prospeet that Nee Ian seifl
bsslscfsd, snd he election upon The CAicscs
Platform must lead 70 peace and onr ind<psnd-
sncs"
This OILY confirms what Ne receive from
all other directions. Some Democrats seem
20 think. because the rebels would have
preferred yALLAsproHAn 10 MCCLELLAN ss
the nominee Of the Chicago Convention. Il is
entirely safe 70 elect the latter. A greater
mistake could not be made The question
for Northern fresmsn nov. 10 not a. 70 -ho
JxsS DAVIS would have selected for TIE
plsss from the names presented TO that body
but whose election. that Of ABsAnAn LIS
oorx or Gro B. MoCLEILAs. will do most
toward supprsssing the rebelllonf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27

Tux Desroit Adseyfssev relates tho follow
log I'VE we're amused The other night q,
shs attempts Of one of the un-..hed. whose
tongue had bscomes little thick from the
s6scts Of bis favoriss beverage. 20 pronounce
the saoss Of the Democratic candidates -
"Hasra for McCiel'n and Peu'toni mean
for Mcclellan and P'Iep,on No. that amt
lei Hurra. I say. Ter McKsnael and PEI
Ton 7" The poor isiIov GOT further from the
mark - every attempt ustil he finally gave
10 ap In despair ezelainipg. oh d-n such
. nixsd op mess Hurah for Jsa Davisl' /"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27

We bed supposed New jersey morally to
90 against 10; bat Der unionisss say no.
they can and viii carry Il. Their works
honor their faith. From end 10 sud, The
nsssss come forth 10 hear Union speakers
and ssspeod to their appeals. We reckon
that one hundred Lincoln meetings ssreh ID
In that State Isss week, and that The nun Der
b npIdly riains to ave hundred psr week
IL Dsy b one thousand bsfors November.
In spite Of . heavy less By The sbzsucs Of
soldiers. Nee jersey yin poll NOR. votss for
Linseln shis year than che did 10 1850
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-27

TEE Indications are ams.Aksble. II usnse
eosrscsiy informed that the buttsrnut are
bsingisg mso into this county for the purr es
Of having them vote At the approaching eve
af.ss Immediately. No time should be Io1i.
uss. This matter the Uuion men should look
We fear they are sIunbsring too soundIy
vhsIs the opposition are visiiaDuy at work
Allsbs Uniss men ask h fair election: no
frauds or Imported votes yin be tolerated.