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RESEl ACCOUNTS.
Tho Ecam's station Fight-UMctal Re.
pors-Ehc Res1tts, SO.

pors-thc ResNtts, SO.
ffrom the Richmond Sentinst Sept Z
Tbs following "a General A. Y HATS Official report n
tho bait fought at Rssms station Dn tho w9ton Rail
r0sd. Oh Yesterday veek
HKADQrApIEss, rilRD Cosl- Argust ~, 1884
Cofossc-I have the heaor W Tsport tho ls.
csults ~ the light " the 2Sh az Hsas station We
captured twove stands of colors. prces artillery
ten caissons, twcnis hundred aud Aits prisoners
thirty one hundred stand OF small snd thirty two
aorses My loss 10 cavsiry artillery and ntsnty y
seven hundred sod tsenty men Killed, wounded and
missing Very Respectfully.
A. T. HliJ, L,eutenaal Geuera.
To Colonel W. II. rArtop AG
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Restores gray hair - ori;aa eoor srps ~ fang o.,
ia three DAY keeps the hrat clean. c and lea fhy vii
the skin the rhs oe-t hair
drsss ng offered - The pubhc ~ used freely
nothing strengthen. la1 promotes the
growth o. hr ~,akrt hair. r@cU4 ucnie sni usct by
the nrst med al authority New YORK AL frer'v
ved 1, examine this wNufeffl triumph ~ Sod
at he drug aod At oace. ~ igt Roadway,
lGv'cp ~ tne hhlf ~
~ gwen pfce p-r bottle s. per hsf dozen ia fancy
'oA'' SARAH A. cnEv,LfER Nd
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Grover q Bakers Higncss Premium
aud 15 Fulton street, Brooxiyn
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

wor the Hat nnd sLin-Barry's Tri-
oop isvus The ssd article se.i by dras
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wnlrfs " rArhNT IFyan rRrss

WHITES PATENT LEVER IRt 81 ~
IA ts best only Truss h' world ttt lhs Ian.
gerous dissasc [ made a prueisiF from all
others - .ht ciran the back
curl. rh = Truss with the apputoA D. agr Nerala lo
ton. is warranted y, tho D1srrse Pam
pa e.s free for sssmp. 6HkGOEY co. 80 KrG.swsv.
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mrs. w,asiow's soothing syrup


ehdgea Teshine Dysen.sy and Dtagrhra resasss
tho stomach sad bowels aud Wlnd C,tc-
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Cnrvaii-..s I,r~ ro- tbc E4air

Hafcnrior's Asfv Dye .c Rr-t ~ the
vor,j usrmrss reliable, tpstanfauspus i've pei Peel
dye. soii b. Druggists. f,cory 81 BarriaY s.fes..
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You Want TO Know, skc., Read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE

curious book for curious people AMI cook -vyvY
one Price So 70 be had A. all news depo. Contends
Dr h b sooTE IIso Broads.yar
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.b,f,. of Purxutts -sv the yfuh, ol

fh-erpO know Tor certainty .h.i arc ss
conuarcd Win others, what do hsr snd lnw
all talents - the bes poRsipc TIE
this service wtl hr COWpara,ve.E aaa VII tas
encds derived would oe ~ value % ilrf al
Msstra row l.ER q WILLS $50 Hrradwsy give
fri ~rl;tsn descriptions of character day
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

couvaud's Poudre s0bssi vprooes Hair
At bite depot as Brosiwsy
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

Carpenters md Builders TAKE Notice.
Wool Moulding sash HIND ard Dco- factory I. "a ~. 70
30 Thfsy seventh sr.et be- Scru E.l.a aud Ninth
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Crtssadoro's Hair Dye, Pres~rvntt~e
q Wi: J.gof ~ho'esss srt retail. No 3 Ast1r uoa-e
Tir ire sppilei BY sshtu ar.sts
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China Vases. Card Receivers. Gut
Goods Combs a. An HAYS co, y Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

NY William" said young lady, speaking OF her be-
tro.hcd, always uses PhALON'S NIGHT BLOOM NG
CERfsCS. and scents HIS letters with H. Then
replied her friend IA. and his letters alike--ooa
tai li,ssf al
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CIT COmhs-New STYLES, Just Received.
Two three four hys % twentg toiars each FOR a.. ~
ohokoB Y ALsES N5 Broadway. oas ioos 5slss Caasl
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Hsvtsa u,a~ssMs 1

Heyt's HsawasM>s Hair Ressssastve>
Warranted % gray Aar 20 tts orgnal color "a
DO 80 nos Anert the coior Of the aasat ss
which has turned graz sud zee Il scy q srA
shAt no ons ~out sv~ had hair Eir
lars ssak free % al. JOSkPE HDYT q CO,
10 Uuivensity place New Tors,
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Prizes Cashed In All LegnliZed Lotfe I.
ries. G. WESr, So Pine street room No s.
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r.acres' Rracclsts, New.
marsh. aaupcas Cure

Two, three. hye sir. eight, ten
hauff-f dollars each For sale
Broadway. one door below Cana 81
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Address 70 Smokers.-POitak ~ Son,
Mecrschaum manufacturers removed from Broome stree
broadway Fourth Wholesale aud reta,
Pipes order aad repaired.
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csossEYg sra.IoarFSsp IN ONE MINUTE.

And dssse OF the Eve and Ear riurns either si.
"A surgical aid ATTENDED % by Dr. Won FISENBgRa
81 hts ns rooms S6 broadway nssr rvsfsh
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Temts. Political Hammers. Pt~gs, &e.
q u tvL6R. B sas, eseai-v, Ne. fofS
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

Why Is the last counterfeit OF PHALOSs NIGHT
BLOOMING CEkEuS ike ais satanic naJcsy2 Because
It's a bad un (Abaddonl
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throat, which nigh, be checked BY simple remedy Ike
Browns Brouchs! Troches n allowed to progress ~
terminate seriously For Brouchi.is Asthma Ca.arrh and
Consumptye Coughs the rsoches used with id
giving otten.imss impe!ia.e isf.
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Df Brosdwsy and Ann street, undss Barnums ~
IEvtses SG0nlder Braces AMI supporter ot evor
description SIX Elastic Stockings and Abdominal Brit
Open TIL z. NJ
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merits Ut GoURAUD's ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP }.
tha removg, of piupes, trcckes sAownrss, ssis
\ nea9, nns~orn fesuese o. ro chncs9 A.. ssuteueh
70 nave uast II wiN bear witness to S excellence
gIg Compound Gau ~ AA1 al GOTRAN Nt4 depot 4
Bn aiwGy, cALLkGDER, Phiadelph.g uphans 'rs
iieJ ell
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utGhost pr.Utu m Lock sttch sewiag
hsch,asA WHEELER \ WILSON sss BgosiwsT " Y.
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utifui

A Beautiful compile xxOn. - Iat rd' .
Bloom OF Youth, or LIQUID Pearl II has ela,l or pre-
and beAutify she aud skin sold br
Qraad
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.

Rebel Views OF the Chicago NOmiRR-
ssOn-McCieilAn Identified with the
Peace Party-His War Feeiings 10
fieid TO tho PlatfsCm-U nion Win tho
N"rth Not to 90 Accspsca-MoCiet'na
Called Upon tn Recognize Separation,
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ToohacHe seItsgta t,tarrn va cotls Iusians ri,n
AanliisJ perrlau ems. cures y94 sol egss wHerc,
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A Perfect Hair Dy--Ntiler's-"o cents.
setssy aud panty auy 81 j e sai II rg-
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

Snucy Girl Being Asked by Her
sweetheart what she thought of PHALON'S NIGHT
BLOOMING CkREuS. promptly replied TO have is
luxury; to be without II Is thng but luck, srree'
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To Paper Manu- IN surers.
Cash will be paid for 10000 OF rooA Fourdrnier
Paper. Size, 3sa&6-ts lbs
Apply At this Office
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In view Of his many bate-, our Lieutenant General
might well be called Fras 1rspt but although Ia good
odor with his country be s quite frsgran, PhA.
Ions NIGHT BLOOMING CkRECS.
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CURED

CArARaH or rnr rywPANrc MUCOUS
MEMBRANE DISTRACTIONS o. rNH
RUSTACHiAN TUBE
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Dr.. Sc henek,

% Deafness. CAsrrn Diseases, ibs Eve Ia sni rhfoA
Resdencs Is West fouftrenth egIt fprs OF
Ff.h syeaae, New York. Hogrs ~ A to3r "
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Orisa s now PLACED before lac public By ~. H9son.
6It simple and harmless remedy for She exhradoa
by the Ot an intoxicating 1uors II
neat containing smal phals pf the 1ula
may BE- 'ried the yass pocket without The
venenc@. Price 81 box.
toutetna wi ind particularly useful A. evening
ties wedifn "a &o any where nngsiai excItg
ment may led to great indulgence eent -
part United states postpaid receipt 81 price Al
irsss Dr. GELSON. boz lf5 Brooklyn Posi- onlec
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PHILADELPHIA
wlt De ~ hs rooms y Bond s-s> Ne- YORK sy.rF ru.s
tay RON N. gnh l. " ~xstnt1e th- lungs of
with hs respiromr- vii ch ch sg.s hrea
tolisrs but al advice free Schenrks Pomona Svrnp
weed Tonic ami Mandrake Pis viii consumption and
frequently in its advauri ag.a bu u always best -
put II On too late Tie atwavs has fg.sl srppy Of
me 31n - At hs rooms which be hsi a. all irss
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ara. rInnnan Face DIvine."-What .

the Teatlr..e A cng short blunt Dose~ OF
snArp nose whaS Indicator Blue ewes gray
black hair brown hair, BLACK hair red hAss
erekg chua lips With dimp them what 20 hey zig
n,fy' Soc Septsmhev number ILLUSTRATED PHRtS No
LOGICAL JOURNAL only 20 cents, by tf.t post Rows
aen have g. PoWLRR & WELLS $50 Broadway, z,
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rhn Inrnnnan nnir stain rnlnra II

The JNprncse Hair stain fOlors rhS
whskers aud pustache beautiful 5srk or brovn u ON
sat. ouy prcpasson Cosr VAL nos fade 81 wAsd
eu. Only 81 Gcus bor
S q. uPHAM, Philadelphia, Sole Propretor.
For sals by Iemas Barnss N Co ~ Parh r. "
cs Co., i5 Franklin Nrt 81, HtiGbod4 0es Bfoatssg
New York Lord u Sniia, chicago sut Rh draGssti
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watch Chains, New styles,
rhree I'VE ten Htean .urnr iNe - tive honii 81
dol ans each gor ~ GEO. y. ALtItS No sth Brpat
way, oRe door below Canal 4trsst
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Deafness. Impaired sight.
CHRONIC cATAaRff

NOISES tS rHE HEAD
CATARRHAL AFFFCTiONS IN rHg
THROAT.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-17

the public mind is already In an excited and
fsverish condition. II may we'll be thoogbt
that these proposed military organizations are
designated for that purpose and will be used
Ia that way; and this view is greatly strength
ened by reference to the preamble Of the ad-
dress.
de. therefore, solemnly warn the pe0-
pie of the State against accepting the evil
council they have received; to abstain from
all military organizations looking. directly
or Indirectly, TO resistance to Federal or
State authority: to abstain from all schemes
or resistance to laws, and from all organiza-
tons or combinations. political or military.
tending TO compromise them in their siIeei-
ance and duty to the Government OF the
United States. The men who would invei-
gle them into such schemes or combinations
are powerless TO protect them against dan-
ger. and would undoubtedly be the first 70
deser. them in moment of peril.
In reference TO the concluding part OF the
address, il need only be said that the cxecu-
ton Of the Conscription Act. and the assign
ment Of quotas OF States. districts, counties
townships and cities belong exclusively to tho
Federal, and not TO the State authority; and
that every exertion has been and will b
made by tho State authority TO secure th'
correction of error. and see that full justic'
| Is done to the State and every part thereof
| Given at the Executive Department thi
18th day Of August, A. ID. 1864.
o. p. MORTON.
| Governor of Indiana.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-17


Ara peace meeting held. too other day. at
Dayton. Ohio. the following resolution was
adopted
ekesolref. That eas f3r the integrity OF
the Union. IN fact. . iuss fable and censtitu-
uonai. only when States comprising the
Union are threatened With invasion, or &C :
tually invaded BY foreign po~er."
Here We have the doctrine openly and
aatly avo~ed that there eau be no consfifu-
fioasi war unless IN case OF invasion "by for
eign power"--that Is. if one OF the States
shall think proper 70 expel the authority OF
The United States from is limits by force Of
arms-and shAE even make war upon an-
other State. IL must all be submitted TO with
out resistance or murmuF. because il IL all
right under the Constitution. This Is the
doctrine OF the raEkest secession, and ignores
entirely tia, clause of the Constitution
which makes il the duty Of the PRECEDENT to
suppress domestic iusurFectiou. Ii any such
doctrine "a this lad been recognized by
WAsHNGroN. at the time of the Peunsylva-
MA Instruction. tie Union would. in all
probability, have been then destroyed. OR Il
JACKSON had 50 regarded the Constitution, in
his day, South Carolina would then have ac-
complished what she has nov undertaken
But WAsnNcroN and JACKSON understood
their duty 70 be very different form as set
forth 10 this resolution They supposed sha,
they were bound BY their oAlhs to prosecs
and defend the Covcruucnt whenever a All.
Cd BY either donfsise Or fsrciga foe. and
that The clause Of &c Ger s,aa,loa which re-
qairs 2 thcm 50 sarps S i.surrection vas no,
nuga,ory III me lera PEACE men. how
ever. are wiser thsn they were. AID -hilc. in
one breath they shout for JACksoS, in the
neat they insist that State has = right 10
secele. for Il the Government has NO cousti-
tutionai power = resist Sc sion then Il i
clearly right
Upon what strange tmrs have Ne fallen
when these things are done n open daylight.
and IA the face Of the American people
Where are NC dri.liuEs Il i p ,lble that
there can be any party n the LOYAL States
50 losi % all it. former history ~ 10 ADOPT
this Outrageous aud uarstrsotic sentiment :
We do noe believe Il. No feel assursd--a.
certainly As We are 81 snvthine that the
Democratic party cAnuo, Be brOashs by iss
pretended leaders % such point. and that Il
viii RE az npon these secsssioo sympathir-
ers and cscsA them 70 earth. The people
70 be moulded into such forsns a. may suil
smbltioas psrsisan.. ioE thsy cannot forget
that they have a eooniry q i've Zoe ADJ a
Government 60 preserve We have faith
70 believe shey I'll n right. u shsy -iIl
only be careful - SO th.s tbev are pes me-
Led sd deceived
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-17
The London correspondent

The London correspondent Of the New
York Tribune says:
Ii is known that Semms went TO Cherboure
last Saturday "a week ago. for the purpose
Of getting the deposit OF his spoil, correctly
enumerated In the extract. transferred to his
own account, "a private property. This ex-
cuse was made for his absence from grand
dinner given by Lady franklin, ON the even
ing OF that day, to the Southerners here. and
many sympathizing Britoa. Macon was pres
en-. also two of the officers of the late Ala
bama. You must know that the widow
of the Arctic hero Is viralcntly secessionsst
in her princlples-for no particular
reason that am aware of. have heard
one alleged. certainly, but Il smacks of NAL
ice. and as an amiable person, place no
credence in it. IL may, however amuse your
readers. On dH. then. that she disliked Sir
John. that her bad temper drove him to the
polar seas on the expedition that proved ia
tal 10 him. and that she can't forgive the
American Government or people for fitting
out an expedition that might have proved
successful, and brought her husband back to
her
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-17

THK journeyman bakers Of New York are
striking for fewer hours a. well as higher
wages. They insist upon It that bread made
at four o. clock L. NJ, is fresh enough Tor the
table on the following moraing. aud that
hence there Is really no Necessity Tor working
At night. The bakers might have added.
that Il some people would but condesccnd TO
eat bread few hours Obj. We should have
fewer csses Of dyspepsia among ns- But this
would materially iniure the medical busi-
ness- 80 the bakers bad perhaps better keep
the hot bread up.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-17

The impression prevails that General Wal
lace rested under an implied censure by the
order relieving him Of hia command at Bali
timorc Such was not the case. When Gen
eral " allsce went 10 the front 70 personally
direct arrangements Tor the defense Of
Washington and Baltimore. the las, named
city was ieft without a commander. AT his
urgent request a competent officer was as
signed 20 that duty IN his absence. Aftei
the battle of Monocrasy. where for the FIRST
time tho exact force of tho RAIDERS was felt.
aud accurately determined in a we'll planned
and admirably conducted battle against
fFightful odds, General Wallace retired in
good order, and a. soon as his duties IN the
field would admit Of his return TO Baltimore
he was formally reinvested in hia original
command General Grant AMI Secretary
Slanton both congratulated him upon she ju-
diciou- management Of his forces at Mon
ocacy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-17

Tux Copperheads seem 10 be overshelm-
Ell with grief at the loss Of those who fall Ia
this war for national life. We would say to
these scsmps that whom they mourn they
should have Il most distinctly understood
that Il i AT rebel funeral. for at our fune-
rails We have no use for their tears. No pat
riotic wife desircs tho hyrocritical whining
ani blubbering OF northern rebel at th'
burial Of her husband who has fallen II orr
ousIy IN defense Of liberty and tho flag. She
can wreak but little consolation from ID,
tears Of one who says that the loved and the
lost fell Ia bad cause.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-17

IN another place wopublisa Gov. MOron's
Proclamation, called cat BY the ertraordina-
~ address Of the DemoezaticsState Central
Committee. COY. Morton deserves the thanks
OF tbs people Of this STATE for the prompt
ness With which he has met this wicked at-
tempt 70 enbroil the people Of Indiana in
civil war
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-17

TuE Buffalo Courier has been publishing
letters pusporting to come from soldier ad-
vocAiing copperhead views, and repre- senting
them a. the genine sentiments Of the army
but il now Leaks out that this Soldier" is a
suffers clerk, who. Ike all other copper
heads i moro intent upon Plundering the
soldier than helping him TO defend the coun'
try and festore The Union.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-17

A SPIRITED. patriotic lady in Michigas. Who
has Lost ore -oa BY rebel bullets. and has an
mother In the army. said On reading that the
assumption Of the rebel var deb, Vas Que Of
the conditions Of peace. that she never would
pay . cent Of il. bat would die ia defense Of
her property before u should contribute to 30
vie a Tar. This lady might change gar
meets With some CopperheAd. 20 the honor
Of The sns-rulinr ~er.ler
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-17

TnE Chicago Times. in attempting Ito JUS:
tify the Peas party on humanitarian
grounds says: WAR Il itself an inhumanity
il Is relic Of the ferocious ages Of baEbar-
ISM" Aud that IS undoubtedly the reason
Why the Democracy were always in favor OF
the last war. the prese1t var, and the war 10
come. until barbarians themselves made war,
when il could not cons's' emily fight ia own
brethren
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-17
y. .. BONDS
PROPOSALS TOR Loan.

Tskascsr DErxxsrsxr. JUIr IS. 1se<
Notice IL hereby given that prescriptions wlli Be
By the Treasurer Of ne unissd States. the
several Assistant Tfeasurers aud designated Depos'
ssusss,snd by the National Banks dssIsnAssd and
qualified ss Deposlariss and rlnancial Agents, for
Tre..ury Notes payable three years from August
Is 1884, bearing Interest ct the rate Of seven and
three senshz per cent snnun. with seni-snnasi
coupons attached, payable IN lawful money
Tse.e notes yin be convertible the option of,he
holder at maturity. into sis per cent gold bearing
bonds. redeensbis after I've AMI payable t~ensy
years from August Is. lss7.
The Notes win se issued In denominations Of nfty,
one hundred. Eve hundred. one thousand. aud I'VE
thoessnd dollars. aud viii be issued in blank, or
payable to order. may he directed BY the subscr
bers.
multiple Of INV dollars.
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all depos-
It's. The party depositiug must endorse upon the
original certificate the denomination Of notes requir
cd, and whather they are TO be issued In blank or
payable to order. when endorsed II must be left
with the officer receiving the deposit. to be forward
ed to this Department.
The notes will be transmitted to the owners free
oftransportston charges aftsr the receipt Of
the original Certificates Of Deposit they can be
prepared.
Interest viii be allowed to Angus, Is. all de-
posts made prior 70 that date. and will be paid BY
the Department upon receipt of the original certn
Gates.
As the notes draw interest from August Is. per
sons making deposits subsequent to that date mus
pay the Interest accrued from date Of note date
deposit.
Parties depositlng twenty Ave thousand dollars
and upwards for these notes at any ono time VIII b
allowed aoommsson OF one quarter Of one per cent
which will be paid by this Department upon the re
CENT Of bin for the amount, certified to by the Of
ncer with whom the deposit made. No deduc
lions for commissions must be made fromthe depos
Its
Officers receiving deposits will see that the prope
endorsements made upon the original certificates
All officers authorized TO receive deposits are re
questsd to give to applicants all desired infOrma
ton. and aucrd every facility for making subscrip
tons.
wP FEssENDEN,
!S<crefa5g effte Tcasnrg.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE REoETyED
BY the
FIRST National Hank az Terri
Haute. Ind.
ANDAIL. RrsPECTABIE BANKS AND BANKER
| Throughout the country will doubtless
| AFFORD FACILITIES To SUBSCRIBERS.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-17

A kkskI paper s<ystbss fsw days alter
General Hood assumed command Of The Ar
my Of Tennessee. be. with his staff. visited
eli the hospitals At Atlantis. and the result Of
strict inspection Was return Of sfteen hun
dred men to TIE frout.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-17

OK. CAnEIxorox has Issued an order for
bidding any steamer from landing on the
Kentucky shore. between Evansville aud
Louisville unless By special orders from the
post con ~ ndor At one Of those places. -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-17

A Wac Suggests ssss-1=reasOa Cor the
po~;psoemens s chi<ase O. snsion. lie
says Il as % soooans Of cqossnsnai eo1sii-
eraiioss. The Bastee0ss cAaaos AFFORD
lOos campaign at nc tEE<.s Of whisky
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-17

Tnrnk was report al Little Rock,
Arkrnsss. fov days ago. that the rebel
General Sterling PIlco had died At the house
Of Mr. Paine. ia ArksdcIph.a. of dysensery.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-17

GKx. PAIxKE has bee6 relieved at his own
request Of tho command Of the lith Corps,
and has rome 70 bis home in Illinois on leave
Of absence
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-17

me Indiana State Sentinel Yesterday con-
's'ned what puports 70 be an Address Of the
Demucratie State Central Committee 70 the
People Of Indiana. signed BY ] J. Bingham,
Chairman.
As this document Is Of an extraordinary
character, deem Is my duly 10 warn the Pso-
pie against the consequences which Il seems
intended to produce To prevent any charge
OF misconstruction On my part. here quote
il in tho exact words a. il appeared in the
3estinel.