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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-18
Night Dispatches.
FROM NEW YORK.

NV YoKx, Nov. l. The Tribune has
the following editorial:
We are informed that clandestine negoti-
atoms have been open between certain Dem
ocrat leaders in this city. and the head
traitors AZ Rich mond looking 10 recon-
struction on the following basis:
The States now in rebellion are 10 elect
members OF the present Congress who dare
present themselves at Washington, and
ella IN seats in said Congress, on or before
the frs, day Of January next
Second. The House being 80 FLIED. will
az once have conioint, conservative and
rebel majority, who will proceed 20 notify
| the President that the rebellion = ~ubstan-
tally ended, that the rebel Sta,,s are all
duly represented in the House la eonse-
| queDtIy his proclamation 81 freei : null
and void, and they are fully uLder The pro.
lection OF the Constitution.
Third Congress, thus rec0nstFf ted, is 20
proceed forthwith 10 repeal all ats bearing
hard upon the traitors OF the last two years,
and pass such others as may be necessary 10
secnre perfect nnanimiiy and impunity to
them.
Fourth. A Convention OF the States is to
be called whenever the united conservative
Democratic and rebel strength is enough 10
be overwhelming, and is TO be pledged be-
forehand 10 make whatever changes in the
Constitution the slave holding interest may
deem essential 10 their own future security
and permanent we'll being
These arc In substance the conditions FOR
warded from this city TO Richmond by the
first envoy, but We 10 not learn that they
were accepted, on the contrary We uader-
stand ,hev were not. The rebel chiefs still
insisting on disuuion rs the basis Of peace,
thus absolutely closing the door against
further negotiation, and according TO our
informant second embassy from our con-
seryatives is now in Richmond, or il we'll on
It's way thither Hence We may expect 10
hear further within few DAYS.
A special from Warrcnton saws Burnside
has submitted his plan of the campaign to
the authorities at Washington. As soon as
response j. received from them The army
will move
Washington dispatch saws - under
stood that the question about the destruction
OF the Blanche. IN Cuban waters. has been
referred TO Madrid. and that Admiral Farrs
cut has been directed To investigate Com
Hunter action.
IL Is said the Spanish Minister regarded
Hunter course a - ilagran, breach Of
international law. that he was somewhat in
digDant with Secrctarn Secretary Seward
for postponine a satisfactory settlement in |
stead Of ordering the commander home. aud |
unless the facts proved. essentially differ !
from the Spanish far a. making repara-
ton at once
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az The Gin. Gasefis ssys: IL vas stated
ie~ DAYS acc. Ia dispatch iron lad,su
apol's. that the Government. IN feoting NJ
the running account With the rebels. regard
los Parolled prisoner. bad npt enough 10
secure exchange OF the entire number Of
parOlei Jnion prisoners. This. wesrc graf
,hed t. observe. turns out 60 DC a mistake.
The following Information fron FORTRESS
Monros ,hovs that complete exchange has
been siee.od. With the exception Of those
captured a, Harpcr's Ferry. and that there
ga balance due "a the United states ~
s.coo pr,vates.
Col. Ludlo~. 81 s'eu DIX s,Aa. a..
returned from Atkins landing. having ,erv
successfully completed the arrangements fes
ne exchange OF all prisoners Of war.
ihe following officers AMI men are d.l,
exchanged. 10 nj.
~ All oihesrsaud nsa. holA al sher :
Asd Confederate service. whe -. A..
cApsaFei and PaFOllci in vissioi. .,a NJ.
land up 70 Novenber iss. i~s2 -, - :
ne I ; Sses" and asn eap,ar.l "a
paroilea Sspssmecr. ise2. sa.sp... -.
And al deliveries Of Fri~oser- a.. n =.
semeef "a. lSe9. aAde l. he L : -.
siss N the feaia-aiA And The a.i,.c~.s -.
are included a us exchange
N All oeieers and men eapsar,d -.
pArolisi a Santa RosA i.las.l o-,oA.. Al,
lsea.
~ AZ oaicrr. AL saen oaoas,,5 a..
Toiied At ChaHeerSbsrS. ocsob<s A.. GSs2
An The siss Ono Volunteers. CAPTURE.
81 Clarkssil.s. Tennessee
ssh. oeiesF. sud nea ospssrs,l Il sal
Nils. Meth c.rol.a.
ia ia noa -oOnn@.sensd osseer. a.
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privates belonging to the ii U. ;. cavalry
Ist U. s. Infantry. 9th L. s. Cavalry, ID U
5 Artillery. 81 L. $. Infantry. 9Th. l0tb
iItb. 18th and 18th U. 5. Infantry. 18th and
9Th L. s. Artillery-sent from Annapolis,
Maryland. TO Columbus. New York. Octo.
Der iih. l-62
7th. All officers aud men captured at OF
near Richmond and Lexington. ny. by the
forces under command OF General Z. Kirby
Smith.
9Th. all officers and men delivered TO
Captains LazelIc and swan on the isi. 5ih.
Eth. 18th and e6th Of September. iSo2. and
the 18th Of October. 1862.
9th. All officers and men parolled at
Cumberland Gap on the ID and i,h Of DC
tober. 1852.
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~ Farloughed aen OF the list Resi-
men, are ordered into camp and every
preparation i. being made for forward
movement" The regiment will probably
move within two or three days. wetrust il
viii not again be the subject OF misfortune as
Il hitherto has been.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-18

~ The New Albany Ledger announces
the death Of Capt. John Sexton. OF company
X. 9Th I.disns. on sunday week at Que Of
the Perryv.i!e hospitals. from ~ounds re-
ceivcd Ia the battle Of Perryville Tie re
mains passed through New Albany On
Wednesday ca the way 70 be hone IN
Orange county.
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IT James A. Modssitt. Qnaftermsster
Sergeant Of the s5th Regiment. and who IL
now here. will return to his regiment on
Monday Of next week We are requested 10
say that he will take AL letters and small
packages which those having friends in the
regiment many desire to send. II left at the
icwerly establishment Of Mr.. TillaisOn.
previous to the time Of his departure
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
LOCAL AND NEWS ITEMS.

~ IL will be recollected that some time
since. We gave publicity TO report that
John Bowling Eco had become Editor oil
the Nerss Shirt Mr.. DoSling informs us
that such is not the ease. consequently We
make the correction. He j. not rs Editor
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Respecting Dcserters.
GENERAL ORDER NO. -.
fFs.,o..,rr,aU = Fo,r.s

bENERAL ORDER NJ. -
HsADerAHrERs q s Foscss.
indianapolis. Ind, Nov L.. 1862
4. Desertefs from tho United Sia,cs ser
vice will hereafter Ice promptly pursued.
tried and punished The extreme penalty
~ the Law l. mono too severe Tor these Who
have secured the Government Bounty si.d
then abandoned their country service
n An immediate detail ~ill be made
from overy regiment AT this Post. Of efficient
officers and men to pursue and capture all
who ars absent without leave Said detail
viii be reported 20 the military commander
III. Soldiers 80 absent are urged 10 re
turn voluntarily and forthwith to their com
pin,es aud their allegiance. that they may
place themselves within the len,encs which
may be applied in such cases
". All citizens whomaoeysf are hereby
warned against the crime 81 encouraging dc
serton or harboriog de.erters whether the
absentees bc parolei soldiers or others -
All. alike. are supported by the Govern
ment. and this encouragement. known 10
have been rendered. must NOW stop
Whether the advice " desert DO covered up
10y ingenious constructions of tho cartel for
the exchange of prisoners. or moro openly
fragrant. u immaterial The offenders will
upon sufficient proof DO turned over To the
authorities tor such punishment n the Acts
Of Congress and tho Articles Of War anis to
the offence
rs order OF
Col HrSaY u C,ERINoroS.
18Th u : Infantry.
Commanding Post.
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Losr.-A young Pointer Dog. Had a
collar ON his neck. Any one returning him
TO me will he literally rewarded.
noySltf L SHEwMAkER.
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Enlistment Of Volunteers i'm the Reg
uiar Amy.

Enlistment of Volunteers in the Reg
uiar Amy.
HHsDa, ARrEa@ esxERAL RxcEt frl~o SKR
vIcE. INpfkSAroLis. INDIANA,
November H.. l-62
SPECIAL ORDER No. 2e9
General Orders Nos. lJi and l62, War
Department. Isea. and by order this day re-
ceived. are declared 10 be still N force
They permit Recruiting Officers OF the
regular army % enlist. with their own con-
sent. the requisite number OF efficient vol
untcers to hli their companies. taking not TO
exceed ten from any company.
sad voIsn.eers can enlist for three wears,
OF ios the residue OF their term.
All that i, required v. Tor the volunteers
50 10 enlist. when the Recruiting ofl.cer will
notify the company commander, and said
company comnnder viii enter the soldier
a. honot-biy discharged of the date prior to
his enlissmca, in The regular service. and
forward to said Reet<r>.,oaicer tie pay
md clolhin. aceoun, Of the soldier.
No reports having been made 70 these
headquarters. under an order issued ofap-
plcstions made 80 to cniist the applications
hereafter may DC made % the Recruiting
Officer direct. either verbally or ia writing
An independent choice Is Afforded hy the
War Department. and thu choice i irsc to
al g. no e, eai limited
iiENKX Il. C,uRfNcfoN.
Colonei 18Th L 5 Infantry.
chief Mastering ohiccr.
Commanding ro>t Al Indianapolis lni
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Attention 2--..

There will be a meeting OF this company
on Wednesday at O'Clock ?. N. A bnsi
ness Of very great Importance will he dis
cnssed. a full attendance j. desired.
T.. a. KING. President
J \ Nrrr. Rec. Ser
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-18

"Cosfars" RI. Roach. DO EJfermfaafor.
"Coaars"
"Cosfars" Bed Lae EJfrminafor
"Cestars'1
"Cosiars" Electric Ponder. for iaseofs. DC.
IL a. goc AID a. 90 Boxes, Bottles and rlasis. !
and e. Siz"s for Plantations. ships. Boats.
.Iotels. etc. etc.
CAUTION II! To prevent the public from
being imposed upon by Spurious ard H,gkfy ITrRs-
cio.s limitations, a new lab,l has hssn prepared,
bearing I,esfmHe - III Proprietor signature.
Examine each box, bottle. flask carefuli, before
purchasing. and 'stc r~ihirg hut "to>ter-s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-18

WsNrsp-To employ a tailor. at the New
York Dive House, No. North Fourth street
Constant employment given
Nerhaught Fin Schneider in der New
Yorker Farberei. No. : lie siras.e
novl2-d2t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-18
To Contractors.

Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals viii be received at the Council Room
oh .lle evening OF November lSth. 1862. for
tho grading and graseling OF that part OF
Sixth Street lying between tho Canal asi
the T. III. & 81. l.. X. K. Il Is TO be graded
according TO The grade established by the
City Engineer. and to have a coat OF eigh'
inches of gravel in the centre, sloping 10
four inches on the sides the gravel to be
veil screened. The work will be let to the
lowest responsible bidder.
noss-td J. f.GULICk, City Clerk.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-18

''In addition 10 these officers there are ex-
changed abeut "a 900 privates, leaving
balance due 20 the United States of about
GOO priyates. The place for exchanging
prisoners. in pursuance Of the 9Th article Of
cartel. is changed from Aiken's Landing TO
City Point"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-18

LosT GrS-The gentleman who has my
single barrici shot gun will please return it
TO my store.
Noyl5dlw. J. L. YATES.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-18
EVERY FORM AND SPECIES oF


T'y~raiions oshd crtnniike all oilers are
Free from Poisons."
''Not dangcrousto the Human Family"
"Rats do not die on the premises
They come out OF their holes 10 die"
"Thcy are the only lafallhle remedies known"
''i2 years aud established in New York CITY"
Used by--ihe City Post of'ice.
tsed 6y-the City Prisons and Station Houses
Used 1y--ihe City stesmers ships. &c.
Used blythe City Hospitals. Aims Houses, &C.
Used Iy-the City Hotels. 'Asiors st. Nicholas &c
Csei by-the Boarding Houses. ac.. 4c
Used 1y-more than 80 900 Private Families.
A. Sc one or ftr0 .Specinszs az srlat - Eresg-
uAere sad ~ rae People Effors- Ked'eTs, &c.
HoUsEKEFPERs-troubl with v.rmIn need b.
80 no longer, II they use CousK's" Extermlnstors.
cost IS we would have a. We had tried poisons
but they effected nothing; but 'CosrARs' article
knocks the breath out Of Rats. Mice. Reaches, and
Bed Bugs. quicker shan We can write u. II l. On
grea demand all over the country Medina % i
Gazette.
MORE GRAIN and provisions destroyed an
nualld In Grant County by vcrmin. than would pay
or tons 81 this Rat and lsseci Killer --IAnca~
wis., Herald.
parafiots rapidly. wherever they have been used
Rats Mice, Reaches and yermln disappear rapidly
{ Ecsss srourrs. druggists. Windsor. Nd.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-18
Attention 7

Wanted. substitute 10 enter the 'isi
regiment. A liberal price will Ice given.
Call upon G.. +. Noble. West side OF the
Public Square. rcviediw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-18

~ All those sho want beautiful SILK
Hat. Of the latest fashion. call AZ ,he New
York Hat Store and gst one al the Home
Manufacture. which make myself. there
lore | can warrant all hAts bought OF ne
| have tine assortment II French Beaver.
Otter and Soe Cashmere bats Of the fines,
quality. sud Of AL colors. which an selling
very lo~ also. large Assortment Of Wool
Hats 81 al collars. ranging ~ price - 10.
a. BIT, Genie
y n LnwEkRE fsaeticsi Halter.
Successot "a 4 YATES
ua2s a. Coz F,nA And Man q.
~ ladies and gentlemen. nov : The
time 70 get yoar FAll AID Winter wear esl-
arsd sd elss-sS Having ,mrrovci ant go
larged oar dive Aos>c AMI auishiug tool. NC
are prepared q b sny s,ni II work = cor
hns-noi 70 he excellel ia the western
SUES Z. RElNERs < son.
Fast Wabash -. bet ssh a canal
Noyt0lim
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-18

GALE OF LAND.-0n Thursday. .
- The Goth day q October. lss9. o. thu csart
House door. IN the city Of Terrs Hate vgo count,
iotiaus. between the hours - ten o'ciock A O. AL
bur c'elese -. -ill eel 10 The highest hs.srr
The t~o-ihird- - Of lot No. ls in Psr-oa - aeti
ton 70 g. The tom % Tsrre Hsste. cred . n ia
sd twelve la0uths viii be gives the purohr ~>f Civ
INK noa- -ith approved security. va.iDs Nssiustion
srd sppt sisero~st s~.. AMI barring tnt~-~rf ron
date John =. kcCc eKl.
eeis -s- A<n'f q fosy Hsdgo- dsc'd.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-18

~ Oyster soup served up at col,nthian
Hall. al any moment. for ten cents per bowl.
nOylO diff
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-18

- Latest New York styles Of Silk Hats
something neat and stylish just received
at Basnett's Hat Store. northeast corner Of
the Public Squire. Tuell 4 Ripleys old stand
Call and get one oct2l- Nv.
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Notice Ia the Ladies

The undersigned has just received an Gle
CANT assortment Of winter Bonnets. which
she viii open on Friday. Nov llth, for the
inspection Of her old patrons. and as many
new ones ns may favor her with call.
Mas. W. H. ABBOTT.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-18
STOLEN.
$50 Reward.

STOLEN FROM TIE UNDER
- signed. On the 18th inst, in Lost Trees Town
Tip Nigo county. Indiana, two horses, enc Carl
nay about II hand high. IL a. r. years Old car
ons q ths fore feet TIE qt1sr 81. --'-ei 49,.
let white half way n 10 the hook and little hlls
a nte for foot. A ffwafd 81 ff, dollars viii D..
gwen amy person returning them o. me. -, fr
80. 4 information v N lcas 10 their r,crkfTY.
Noil7dkwiw KiNfHFN ROBBINS
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PIANO TUNING.

4 GREATLY To TIE WISHES
q nsny - ~ foFmsr ysfrons. 7 hast resru,.
~ sxsin Tunir< anA Repairing Pane Nelo4i~ons
sni chr Nu~icai insfralnerts R<frr a rrscficai
pasno maker. ai@ofsvcFahiy krs~n - nary cfiset.s
~ tefre-hsuis ~ Erst class fautr ~ over Al.
yesrS g~rfe$ ssfl-fsltcn = r1s-srs~<. - 49, f.xor
"a ~ ~fta thrir patronage wfil VfsIf Tsrre-
Haste regularly every fsar uefks Paaa. eli IA.
snSsxrt - ~ ycar.
- crss~r~ - - ~ r~-s3~-re - NJ n ht,~-
P~nr~. NJ kst~s-tt- - n Ssss-rx scnt~n~ sfl
Eaesi = - p capt sfienileh. kfspVtfallv
u kf>>>Ea.
iasisza~",s, "kkkNCASTiE. ND.
uvltttf
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COAL! COAL!

N O w T. 4 II no
A. G COMBS }. LUDLOW.
rINHE unierrgned afe nov extensively engaged In
Il The Coal Trade. and prepared 20 MI orders for
Coat ou short notice FROM their Mines West 81 the
city Having increased facilities for getfltg out
Coal. ~ pledge ourselves to give prompt attention
10 those Who may favor with their orders. onico
No :, 81 stree' East Of the Squsrc. Give rs a call
A {. COuRS. J. LUDLOW
Terre- Hsate. New. 10. lsss. nevlo-3m.
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THE sUTHERLASDS.--rY IN.
i Assssr & -Rsl~trs"a
se3< rc<UnauAn
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION for
uCKNsk-Nctics Is hereby given. tkss I
viii apply 20 the board 81 Commissioners Of vigv-
county. Indiana. ct their next term, commencing on
the hrs; Monday In December, iss1 for a tcease 10
80 Intoxicating hquors in les quantity than q
qusrtsi time" with the privilege - allowing the
sane 20 b. drank on my prenaIsssi for enc year
Nv place q business. and the premises wlstson
ssid liquors 20 be drank are located on lee No.
IL. IN sseiey's addition 20 Tsrrs Hsuts. In H~sTi-
soa township. Viz. county. Iadisns.
ROBERT FEIGU-oS
novi0w5~
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MUIR S cry,

HAVE PURCHASED the ent,,.
Sur~-y SEA- q Il. naa,g. GsftAsf. Ga
oc4aty. n a. sm prsl.sre8 - fars.,b al a,-a.
% Irs~s 49, srasuaeutat Ssruh-ery - - - Il
c<sk prtoes. Appie Tre~-. - ary 49, f~n -
ina - ! sarAes - tsastsT. 49, fen 80 = -
a. e.
sy-4fy XII SwoSrH
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LEGAL.

THE undersigned has been appoint
Admnetrsior q The estate 4 Louis Sohns. late
- Vigu couufy. cecsascf. Sid es,s's = probably
solvent d. ". pANnE1FF
Octi5w3~
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~ 1000 bags OF Ground Liverpool Salt
arriving and for sale.
Novlldlwwlm. Il. :. cox, & son.
tH The III quarter miss Williams Sc
loct School will commence on Monday Nov.
18th. DIV
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c,>vc N>VNAcv,o.
Wost's A>>l,vAsvt w,N
s,>vc S,wc\\,WUs, SNvo,A$.
Sv,l,sss, O\A Sovss, Weak.
"sss OK StlJJNcss ~ Ms
Ao,vNts.
VvosN's A,,lN,,yNev>t w>,V
eAve NNe MAost oNst,Note
NcoAocMc lM ylIteew MIN.
Ntes.
Vvost's AllxllNlNel>t w>,AA
cave NlovvNco, tnNcW AN
Aosss yvo.M y,vc ~ y,Jtsew
AvoN>s ONCE ,N t\vo Mowvs.
Nvost's A,l>l,>As\>, ~ t\\s
NNvv.Aev's Ec,MeAW.
Vvosts N,,>\,,,Nv\NN w>,N
cAve Me V>St>>\o.
NSoA NAs SoNo>v,>Nv.
Shethy &C., ittr., re- 4tN3
Nv. Vvost, Ncov sly: \
wows \AsA c>>vvA oM~Aeos
" Elst,,\u ON u Movsv oS
NNNv\e., w>,NM ONE Not>\e w
AoXAv exce\\ev\t klA>\>>Av>lt.
@ ~ S1n IDh
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. so\A
NJ WNo\CsAc Wy
DIR. J. M. FROST,
% East WASHINGTON s-trcct.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND
N\so Nv oM Nv,,go>sts
aNA CoANtvM MeveMoN,s
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wASrED.--from ten To twenty good Min
ers and aborers at our Coal Mines one and
three fourth miles west OF the city, for which
the hisest price will be paid Apply To the
undersigned No :, Third Street
noyl0dlw COMBS AND LUDLOW
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SALE Oh LAND.

SALE Oh LAND.
~ Saturday December the 9Th.
~ go. AZ tb' Center school House. 10 risrss<
IosFrs hp. figu county. fneaua. between the b.urs
~ ten u'cloek q and four y vlfl ~ 80 80
highest bidder The Sorib ha ~ fhe s..ufh Wee
quarter ~ section twenty eight lu fouf.lin tsf
North - range eight. West 80 arff- a credit -
six. twelve. ard eirhieeu uoafts ~ 900 o. gives N.
purchaser giving notes ~ith api,r ffi security. va
ing saiasilss sfd app ai-sinsnt .~s ard Fearing
interest from date
JANIS a. sdNToRD. Asuini.iraiar % A
listen. deceasei No,rr a.
1 LII PERSONS are hereby notified
= \ that fns sif~ b.. isn ny horse 9ni hasr.f. ni.
without gu-i cluyr o. traiigr. sfi are hsrels
warned ~ 70 trust ~ hafifr her ny account q.
~iii not 30 arcer'fah'r for any dbl he may cor
/ tract DAVID POLLARD
Sari1f-i
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All kinds 81 Wool and Marble Top Tables, Ac-
Burcaiis, Marble and Wood Top wsshsiands and
sideooards. whAtnots. Hat Racks. Hair, Shuck and
lotion Top Mattresses. etc. etc, all Of which will
sell ~ such prices will induce the Citizens OF
rsrre hauie and vicinity TO hoy their Furniture Of
me- Instead of going TO Intlsnsp pills or Cincinnati
Call atd see for yourselves. Warerooms on aba SD
street. opposite the Court House.
Nov3 J. g. TIITOy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-12
Tenth District Democratic Conven-
tlon.

The Democratic District Convention Assem-
bIed AZ kendallvile on Thursday, August ith.
On motion. : W Sprott of Dekalb, wa mp
pointed President. aud " Fleming. of Alien.
aud T. Zimmerman. of Whitley. Secretaries.
The Convention was large. every county except
Sieuben having iull delegations The proceed
ings were marked with great harmony. enthusi
asm. devotion Co the Union and stern determi.
nation 20 redeem the district from the disgrace of
being longer msrcpr esenied in the councils at the
nation by u Republican.
An excellent series of resolutions were adopt
ell. CThe same in spirit ~ those adopted by the
Democratic State Mass Convention OF July 30th. J
Patriotic speeches we're made 10y Mr.. Schnell, OF
Ekhart, and Mr.. Myers. OF Whitley
The names of Joseph X Edgerton. Esq OF
Allen. and y Ellison. Esq. OF Lagrange we're
proposed as candidates for nomination Tor Con
gress After the balloting commenced. Mr. Eli
son rose aud requested his name To be Withdrawn
and moved that J X Edgerton be unanimously
nominated as the Democratic candidate for Con
greSs from the Tenth Congressional District.
The motion carried. and Mr. Edgerton was
nominated by acclamaton amid the most euthu
sastic cheering and applause
j. IL Schell. of Eikhart was nominated for
Prosecuting Attorney OF the 18th Judicial CIR
cult.
Mr. Eigerton accepted the nomination i'm n
mastery speech-the best speech ever made in
the district-giving a clear account OF the origin
OF the present difficulties, and advocated yigor-
orouS prosecution of the war. The speech pro-
duced profound effect, and satisfied all who
heard IL and were not previously acquainted with
ME- T. that he was the man for the occasion
would be such representative ~ his constituents
might lac proud OF and such man as is needed in
the councils OF the in this daIk crisis of its
history.
Mr. Ellison was then called on and made an
eloquent and noble speech. highly euloSizing the
sbity and patriotism OF Mr.. Edserton aud urging
every friend OF the country to use every effort to
secure his election.
Hon k. Lowry also made an eloquent and for
chile speech. In tie course of il he was inter
rupted by Mr.. Mitchell. when he took occasion To
give that gentleman such an excoriation - he
viii not very soon forget IL Is generally thought
he will not be in hurry to interrupt Judge Low
~ again-F0rt Wayne SeRfiHei
No better nomination coald have been made
Mr.. EDGERrON i a man of decided ability, and
if elected. one whose influence for good VIII be
felt in our national councils Even the rabid
Republicans will not deny the integrity. patriot
ism and fitness OF Mr.. f for the position he has
been named The people of the Tenth District
who desire to restore a wise, just and economical
administration OF the Government. and our ma
tional unity under the Constitution. owe il "a
themselves 10 elect Mr. EpernroS their reoresen-
tative m Congress.