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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-22
ASTHMA or PHTmHC- AND BRoNcHrls


WEST HtsCnETgH. Ia, Feb. I. 1855.
TH: Your Chcrrp Pe5rIi Is PERFORMING mnrveons cures
IN this section 10 las relieved several iom alarming ymp
toms Of cousumrdlr and now curing MAJ who las l
bored under on affection Of the longs Tor tle si 9y years
HENRA T.. PARIS, Merchant
4 A. avsKY VI. D.. Albion. Monroe Co, Iowa wr'es.
Sept o. 1875: Dunag NY practice 81 mary years LAfe
found nothing equal your ChrrV Pet1l ior nftug ESQ
sid relief corsumplye patients or curing sAch ~ ere
Ne et dd volumes Of evidence bat thc lcst conyircins
proof Vi toe yriles Of this remedy found b. 3D. eaec upon
Trial. ...,--...,,
prohiiv 10 ore remedy has been known which cniea
many nd such dangerous tots some no h.r.l
I'D cn ,h, bug 20 those the CAoTy Ie9fi' "l'ts'
relief and comfort.
A.roR Horsr. New York City March 5. 1876
pocTCR AYHn Lowell; feel II duty tud pressure 70
inform Nor whit YOUR Chm po'0rai hs done or nay vile
She had been i've months lahonr under Tie Dungeons JmP
t,irs of Consumption. un which 20 I'D We could lfo
csve her much relief She steadily falling unilI ~
strong Of this cy where have ~ advice recon-
nsndcd tdsi ~ your reiue No tlrts he hndn 80 q.
your Kill Tor abe has caves au tlnf day bAe %
not yet strong fhe used 10 be- boz u ice fcu Der cough
end calls herself we'll
ORLANDO SHELBY. Of SAsby'ile.
csug7,ir, do 10, def1air til you hsve It'd AYEh
CITKRY ELECTORAL. % b. made bv cIo 70 g. be- nFdl'
g. r~i.t iu she world and g. cIlr OF lorhd nt te a.
the Li,h .cr's g Boz yTturs Fl Pii.tc.This AeiFrr
Pr.p.rrI by DE- } 4 AVER g. Co.. trtci4rl snd Ant1
"a, Chemist lowell Mss,., sad sd BY e. DilFsh' sad
u@alcrs evpryw hero.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-22

SPRINGFIELD. Mice. FEB. :. 1856
BrorHpr AVER: vii cheef!ly certify your f'c'2lai .
tho bcs ei We possess for the o Nh00Yiug Cough
Conn and the chest deass Of children. We OF sonr fc
nitv I'm tho South appreciate your sS, and mnt your
medicine TO people. HihAh 'oNhLIN' W. -
lyos Lvg esd Monterey "a writes Jan 1850: IL bad
tedou. gueuis which confined in doors SIX weeks
took pauy mediclues without relief finally tired your oco
raj nv the advice Of clergyman Tie fret dose relieved
The ren,, H. ny throat aud lug one hs the bot
No made me completely well Your medicines are tie che ap
est A. well the best buy aud We e-n ol Doc-
tor and your TeiLedio, a. the poor mans is!cnd'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-22
FOR TIP RAPID CURE OF
COLDS, COUGHS, AND
HOARsE NESS.

III q a * : r y = > >.
BRIsFIKfp, Mess,
Dec. 20. 1885.
On. ]. c. AYR: ! do not hes.
tate 20 say the best remedy |
have ever found for Coughs,
iIoaIseness. Iufu'nzs. and the
concomi,srt symptoms OF a
Cold, il your CurRRY PgcTO'
RAJ. IL cor .an, use Ia my
practice and ny family for the
iast ten years hss shown it 70
possess superior virtues for tho
treatment Of these complaints
FHEN KNIGHT. NJ. ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-22
OFFICE Of ARMY CLOTHING and EQUIP

PHrLaDEtrnf. Jan 90 iaG2
SEALED PROPOSALS arc invited until MONDAY, thc
instant furnishing Army Caters Lesginss Of good
strong Linen Duck sample OF which be seen Al TINS
Office.
Bids viii be received 600 10000 pars OF these Leg
R. aud bidders A.. required state now they can de
hy.r ther Bids must be indosod Proposals for Amy
g. H. CROSMAN.
Der. q. NJ General United states Amy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-22
CONNECTING TRAINS.

For Boson VIA ugncId tx $3.50 (EIl p.
Fer Boston Vi. Shore Line l2:l5. p. IA.
For Hartford and Springfield, l. (ETl. 1875, 3J,
tENl p. -
For Counscilsui River Railroad to Montreal N, EK
snd l2:i5 y. n. TO Northan pton.
For Hartford ProyideIce, and FiIhki Railroad N
Ell 1913 ..
For Kev.iIasen New London, and stoningion Railroad
cts .. m, l2.l5, 1:3o, p m.
For Canal Railroad. 1915 p. m. 20 Northampton.
For IIou.ltonic Railroad 10 Fttsheii,s A.
For Eaurstlrk Rafosd. a. m $3.50 =. m.
For Danbuiy and NoEwak Railroad T. 5Jl C. m 20 p M.
Cou,rlodious 5 eoprs Cor. attached % = m train
JAMES H. HOiT Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-22

A ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and
"A CALENDARS for the year 1861, in TIE TRIBUNE
ALMANAC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-22
NETWORK & NEW-HAyBN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
TRAINS LEAVE NHw-YoRK.

COMMENCING november ", 1851
Pan-user station IL Nsw.York cor sI,h-sL sad f.haT
r. lanco on 2lthsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-22
nR. A. UPliAMs
VEGETABLE
LIZ g a 4 X Y.
4 CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES.
UCLERCiY III
~LITERAKY MENU
- STUDINISif

oh.r. who from their occupation not eusbed 90
tsEe a-ii,e esefcse snd tnnse ilerty pred -
TiyFyss and H. attendant tgsin q evils u1SftF- "a
iiIIoIrS AFFECTIONS LOSS or APPETITE, " lAk'
MISS AND PAINTING SENSATIONS 81 DDEN LAsli j.
Fs OF IFAT AND CHILLS VERTIGO, DiNstss OF
slGfT HEADACHE SORENESS AND PAINS ~ iHc
LIais with both aud bodily debility TOO o'.n 80 ,
met bv strong ALOETlC ard other DRASTIC !
PILLS ~ thereby inlctiDs tl,mteltc, the TIfsJa,
Jrriqg aud r4srraffsq complaint OF rfe1ai or qffrnGi
Pes al who slferiug unier ti distressing AIMS D.
DIR. 4. UPiAM .
particularly recommends d. vEuEfAELL ELECIUAAf
- passt agreeable, and cf .cvc remedy lr every siuse
Il Piles nom The inspent iralaon 10 tie most Intense 'uI'
efirg ,t...
AL IN sivartisfr1crt n not ths place ~ erucio paici-
~. fll ard e1plrit lf.c' ions around every box
Dr. Uriam be cousu ed 10 Ait OhDe no. '. Nh-'t,
Newi ok where be devote hl time TO giving I"eHloh''
advice 81. - ,,.,.t = o
DRUGGISTS can be supplied b. We Agents, f. G. WELLS
Co No is frauku, single box can b. obtained ~ m
1sug the pce ~ by mail d. vii ee sent 10 any ad'
dfe..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-22

DHEUMAT1SM, RHEUMATISM, IiliEU-
IA MATlsM RHEUMATISM RHEUMATISM,
RHEIMATISM. FOR THE Cure OF, CsE
MFTrAM & cos. PATENT GALvANiC ELECTRO
METALLIC INSOLEs; they give instant relief never hay
nq We, filled ia hundreds of cases. Circulars cent fee al
over Office No 49, broadway Agent lor Philadelphia, j.
s. SfNsON 30. 2OlJ Girardw.
.rby cc. fy that was eectualy cured Of Hhcumatl'm
In is mo. acute FORM by wearing Me,tans Me'slic Solos,
which consider invention OF inc4cIate bcne. 70 those
sdlic;d ~ IN co aiuis Of rheumatic nature and ra'e
mi recommend Il a. aud cetail remedy inv aida
,ufIsruz ,rom such complaints. Respectfully,
Cant ANTHONY III HAGGERTN,
Ocean House. Lnus Branch, y. J.
To NRrTAN Co., No ~ Broadway. y. 4, Oct, l6oi'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-04
PROPOSALS.
S c a ed Proposa s.

Sealed Propos ais.
QUARTERNAsTFR's DEPARTMENT. L s. Al
Indianapolis. Ind. UCt %. lse1.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
- Office Until 10 eelck, A n. en- saturday. sth No
vemter. 1s62.
e,0cO Cavalry Horses and
1000 artillery Horses.
All to Be delivered at the Government Stables, IN In
Deliveries Of Cavalry Horses TO he a. follows
500 within ten t,el days from ds'e Of contract.
goo :" twenty l20l :" :"
500 :. Sor's t 80, %. :.
Said horses be sound all particulars no, les than
six el than eight ~ years old nom IS TO Is
hands high dark eors, mo gr@ysl coed square troter~
bride vie. and Of size sutcent Tor cavalry purposes
SPECIFICATIONS OF ARTILLERY HoRsEs
ie hands high up~ ards strong and scise from
years old. e'irey sound, well broken and square
ters In harness
"a aor>es in pairs bays browns blacks. Is y
hand high wards strong, quck and active IN irey
sound from to sears DID, welbroken and square trot-
tiers IN harness.
(3) "a. Horses in psirs bays browns or blacks en-
trey sound rcm years Old sizes suitable for
changes in first Damed horses, well broken and
square harness bach horse weigh not les
than eleven hundred I, 100 pounds.
Deliveries Of Artillery Horses 20 be as follows
20 Horses of the first named.l
leo Horses Of the 2nd namely 800 HOrses.
60 Horses Of the 3rd named,) h
Within fifteen 5 days from date Of contract. The same
number 500 of classes respectively. within twenty
five 5) days date Of contacf and the residue 400
within thirty-fve l5l days from date OF contract.
he>e specifications will be strictly adhered to- and
ugdls enforced in every particular.
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied by q
guaranty for it, faithful performances. -
Form of bid and guaranty be had ON application 70
this Office. -
No bio will be entertained for les than lo0 Horses
Proposals. VII be endorsed Proposals Tor Cavalry
Horses and ''ProPosalsfo for Artillery Horses"
Any other information will be promptly given appli-
cation to tn undersigned personally OF by litter
JAMES A EklN.
oct30-dtd A. Q. NJ L. = A.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-04

The New York Independent. "a religious Abo-
lition newspaper. enjoying the patronage Ut the
Administration. in its last weeks issue rus
ch racIerizes what it terms its "superlaIiye in
eiicieuc, -
There is deep. widespread. aud Increasing
dscOnient with the Administration Aud il Is
SIMPLY and Only because 1t Il weak aud helpless.
But the country IS going toward di-uhion. and
toward despUtlsm. because one cot the most HON
ess men that ever he'd the Presidential CHAIR IL
not a man Of Affairs
Ii Democratic editor hid expressed such a
sentimeut. promptly he would have lound hun
self IN Government bastiIe Tor "dsloyal
practices" but ALoiitionists can condemn what
they term weak and helpless" Administration
with impunity
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-04

Texas 70 lie allegiance to the Government was
a.. ee.tei in the resolutions .of the 9Th Of J-hn
srv 4 INVENTION. and Which tie Republican, pres.
an orators deuOun, ell n tie essense Of dis.oy
altv. Que Of those le-vlutious re sds thus.
That lie m ,iiienaafe NJ tive Uniei uppn the
prineide- uf the Fe.eral Con -iitulioii sloufd be
tile controlling object uf Al Who profess Loyalty
to the Goa sss.:aesf.- anfiH-our Judgment this
purpose can onis be accomplished BY the ascend
sncy Of ast ntoa party IA the Southern .Statss,
which shall nv coasfev reuoinfioH, dispAce those
who control and direct the present rebellion.
The Administration IL appears propose in the
expedition 70 Texas to aid the "asesadeney o. q
Union party" rs IL il advised that large por-
ton Of the PEOPLE Of that State are only waiting
for an opportunity TO return "a their allegiance
and thu give them an opportunity by counter
revolution % displace those who control and d.
rect the present rebellion. Thus we seeihe much
abused aud derided 9Th Of January platform Is
already adopted in part by the Republican Ad-
ministration as its present policy. Are Nr. Liz
coLS and his advisers becoming disloyal OF are
they looking upon the ex .encies OF the country
and the agencies necessary for the restoration OF
the Union through wiser and more sagat ious
medium Long since the rebellion would have
ended. and it Is doubtful whether civil war would
lave been inaugurated, il Mr. LINCOLN had from
the beginning made il the policy of his admins
traton to develop and sustain an Union party in
the Southern States, accompanied with the assu-
rance that il had no intention to interfere with
slavery where il existed or in any manner SUBJ
vert the constitutional ights of any the States
II has been the growing dstrust as to his pur
poses ia these regards. developed in his emanci-
patton propositions aud finally in hI~ proclaim ,tou
for the abolition OF slavery, that has given and
still continues to give strength. determination
and persistence to the rebellion
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-04
mo. IT4)
ETNITED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN

mo. I74)
NITED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA, SIS:
WHEREAS, A libel OF information has been filed in the
District Court OF the United within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of indiana the lst day
OF November, 1852, by John Hanna. Esq. Attorney
the United States District Of indiana against
lots Nos 1874 l02 ll6, III LA, and l45 division b. Of
the Nincennes Commons; also, subdivision No. Of lot
No 26 in the city of Vim, the being feet
front on Main street, and commences 80 feet and
nche> from the Of Nam and Third streets. and
running the wd u feet. the distance from
said bird str et the u depth of said lot lee
foo OF grou d taken oil from sub division No. OF said
1t l26 adjoining 10 Subdivision No. aforeSaid-he said
loot OF round fronts Main and runs the same
wild adjoining subdiv ion No. 4, the ull depth of said
lot No 26 and together makes % feet front ON Main
rect. IN the ~ OF NincenneS il being the prop
erty which il now Gated tw.tory brick building
occupied the Otoice in said city, all laid real
is the CRY Of Vncennes in the county OF Knox and the
Stare of Indiana the violation of the of
"f Congress approx Ell y IL, ls62 entitled IAN act to
suppress nSlrrec ion, TO punish treason and rebellion to
seize and csscae the property of rebels and for other
purpose and praying against said realty. and
that the same may be Condemned aud sold enemSs'
property.
Now therefore pursuance Of the mention under the
seal Of said Court TO directed and delivered do here
by give public notice all persons claiming said realty
or any part thereof, or In any manner interested therein,
that they be and appear before the said District
the United States, be held the CITY of indianapolis
IN and " the District of Indiana the third Monday
OF November at ten O'Clock the forenoon Of that
Day. then and ia ntepose their claims and to make
their allegations in that behalf
ID. q. ROSE, L. S. Marshal.
Per j. s. BIGELow, Deputy.
Attest:
john ii. REA Clerk. n0-i-dl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-04
Correspondence OF the Philadelphia Press.
General Banks'ss Npedition to Te>as.


The departure OF Mjor General Banks for
New York on Monday afternoon. there to open
his headquarters. and IL organize the great expe
diton about 10 be set on ioOt under his cOmmaud
marks one of the most important epochs OF this
war. Various conlectures, near anu vide OF the
truth. will of haz trieJ a. a. the design
aud destination OF this important expedition. In-
formation derived from various sources anu IN
ieTeaces irum sundry Iacts indu e me TO belie1 e
that the following will be found. SubstInti div
the aim aud purpose oi this new movement. TIE
attention OF the Government OF the unIted States
has, Tor 4 long time. beea earnestly directed to-
ward Texas. and the Importance oI extended
military operations 10 restore the Federal author
Hy Ia that State has been sirongi, and persistent
~ ursed by several delegations ot luXal Tex ,isS
uniet the SOLEMN assurance tiilta large portion OF
the people of exas ouly waiting Tor an OPP
portnnity to return their allegiance. and e.
tablIsh, within their bound ,rieS one or more Tree
States. To accomplish this vast design viii un-
dou6teily tie the object OF the expe,t,uu under
Gen. Banks. Onls Two weeks asu aii expeittlon
also looking toward Texas. alter first eie.rin.
the NJ l~sis~pEi OF rebel distractions Vas Intru>t
Ell 10 MIor General iona A McClerntnd, OF
Illinois. who j. now ia the Western States earn
estly engaged IN its organ, zation. The cOncur-
rent mo, ement on the seabDani. he,ded b, Gen.
Banks. and looking - the same object. after .av-
ing been long ana ftyHTaoiy CONSIDER Ell nv the
military authorities. has now been formally de-
ciaed upon.
There Is no doubt but that an expedition l. be-
ing htted cut fos the reannexaIiun of Texas
Gen. BANKS has bis beadsumers in Ne~ York
preparing fer IL. are advised by ieakv Re-
publican officials and presses. Whether II is the
part OF wisdom To aevertire tue rebels OF the lie.
sisrs OF the Governments Ne will letve il for
what HlSRY WARD BncHlR calls "welk aud
helpless" Administration Ia deies mine. We ak
the reader 10 ciEecs has attention Ia the object of
tie expedition. - des eloped by the correspondent
who Is about establishing AZ Administration or
gan ia Washington. and who Is supposed 10 enjov
is confidence IL s ostensi5ly to restore the
Federal authority IN that State under the sol
emn assurance th.t large PARTON oil ihe p.ope
of Texas are usly waiting FOR an opportunity 10
return 10 their allegiance The Administration
then intends 10 aeseIop the Uuion sentiment IN
Texas 10y giving it that material aid Necessary
for IL lrotection. lac idea upo'. .heh The Al
EninisaSsiou nov proposes % act in bringing oaek
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-04
w-The N. Y. World contrasts The rDm.,

- The N Y World contrasts the unmeas
ure.i abuse OF the Democratic party b, their Do.
liiictl opponents IN tie present. campaign. with
the courtesy and deefenoe 20 law exhibited by
the friends of Mr. Seymour. aud says:
The extraordinary doctrine set forth by the
party that supports Gen WadsNOFth Tor Govern
or amounts to just this: that no violation Of the
Constitution or OF private rights can be opposed
thruu- n the ballot box ia War times, without in
curing the guilt of treason. This nsonssrons
doctrine is daily insisted on BY all tie Journals
that support the Republican candidates II re
verses all that has been tau. hi 10y the most en-
lightened aud trusted champions OF ireeiom; il
denies rights heretofore esmeSi sacred sud ina
lienable. il howl- dosn as a crime what has here
toiore been regarded in all tree countries as
among the fret OF public virtues"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-04
DIED.

NOIFl11-tn Saturday morning Al ten o'clock, o
sea lei Fever, Willie infant "a william snd Mar
Motif aged seven months ard twenty -sevrD days.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-04
EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
ST. NJ Ar Y'S SEMIM AIRY,
(EPIsCOPAL,I
A SELECT SCHOOL Fer YOUNG LADIES.
NO. II NORTH MERlDI N STREET.,
Adjoining Christ Church.

fsNHE SECOND SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
commence Mon.iay. the 10th OF November I'm
der the management of Mr.. Mrs. Herbert.
The distn uhng features o. his Schccl Is the IN r
Gu hnes> with which every branch of polite education
is taught combng il does, physical with intellectual
training. Already the bene the g nnastic Exer
cises daily pTacced, fcl by the students and are
made evident To The parents in the improved department
of their daughters.
TERMS PER QUARTER:
Primary Depa tneut... 80
Advanced Course. 10 90
few little girls under wears # age will be receiv-
ed at 90 the quarter FOR further part cuars pros
pccfts.
Young ladies from distance are received into the
house OF the Principal.
teference NAV be made the following gentlemen:
Rev T. l. Hocomb, d., .. -. Morrison. ESQ.
g. W. Near, NJ d., Rev l. q Hay
Hon. jos. v. McDnad Hon James Morrison
HIN. \. l. Roacbe, A.. L. Talbot, ESQ
J-k. Sharpe, ksq.
oct2S-d2w&w2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-04
From the Boston Post
Letter from Judye Parker.

We hardly need cali attention To the letter TO
the people Of Mi>sachu-ett-. VIII CHI We print to-
lay. b, Judge Parker. 1t will spe.k Tor itself
It, author ton five ,e,r, WAS Associate Justice
ia New Hampshire, and for ten Years the CHEZ
Justice. aud his Ierrnng and abili, made hum
L'w Professor ut Harvard By signing in com
mon with about two Thousand citizens, the call
for the Peoples Convention, and by this strongly
put letter. he eynce his desire To serve the best
Interests vi our common country. 1t rs Labor To
rescue Massachusetts irum the d;~iIOnor that at
t'ches to her OF feeling, 10 her immense detr
ment. the terrible ridIcalisIn vi this molnentous
hpur
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-04

CHARACTERISTICS DEPARTMENT. [ 8. Al
Indiana Polls. Ind. UCt %. ls61.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-04
U. S. MARsHAL's NOTICE.
(NO. 173)
TINTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN

(NO. l13
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, SIS:
WHEREAS. libel Of information has been filed the
District Court Of the United states within and for
the Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 2lst
day OF October 1862, by John Hanna. Esq. Attorney
tor the United States of America, for the District of In
iana. against the undivided one fourth part of survey
No 257, Carks Grant Clark county, Indiana said tract
containing 502 acres, les, for violation of the
Powers of an act Of Congress of July II. 1852. entitled
An CT 10 suppress instruction, punish and
rebe Hon. To seize and cOnisc the properly rebels
aud for other purposes, and praying process against said
land and that the same may be condemned and sold
enem es' property.
Now therefore. in pursuance Of the monition under
the seal Of >aid court directed and delivered
hereb' give public notice all persons claiming said
goods, any part thereof, in any interested
therein, that they be and appear before the said District
Court of the United States, be held the city ofInan-
apos in and for the District Of Indiana the Sd Monday
Of November next, at o'clock of the forenoon of that
day. thea and there TO nterrose their claims
their allegations in that behalf
ID q. ROSE, L. s Marshal.
Per A. MARos RUrER, Deputy.
Attest
JOHN ii. REA, Clerk, nov4-dl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-04

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THIS
- efes Until 10 eelsck, n. Saturday 9Th No
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-04
TENTH ID sTaICT.


Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l3l42 122l9
Majority for James Mcdowell, 1928.
The following shows the comparative vote for
Secretary oil State and CYngre>smen, by d.
trlcts:
SECRETARY STATE CoxGREssMES
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-04

MERCHANTS wing he State Fair would 10 well
WI to call and examine the above GOODS
KUGER CALDWELL.
lei3'62-d8wiy IS East Washington 81.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-25

THrs BLOODY WAR.-Who can estimate
the weight Of responsibility which hangs
upon the souls Of those wicked and
esiI-ouided men, who, by years of toll
and labor, brought upon the coun-
try this bloody WARP Time can never
deyelope nor cure the evils which already
have been inflicted by thei r denon-like
agency.
Upon the South the ruin il incalculable.
One hundred thousand brave men have
either died, or their constitutions have
been broken down, or they are manned,
rendering them a burden to them
selves and to society. The loss IN
property cannot now be estimated. And
where is the ruin to end From The
North there is nothing to hope-irom
Europe we can look for no sympathy.
Nothing perhaps, could crafty English
statesmen more than the utter ruin OF both
North and South.-Raleigh ~ e. Stan
dard