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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-20

The editor Of the Journal charges that the 9Th
of January Convention was "BRreur Conven-
tion" that it was controlled by the most intimate
friends of Senator BRIGHr. The Washington
correspondent of the same Journal writes that he
has it from reliable source writing under the
date of the 18th, chat Senator BRIsHr- de-
nounces in bitter words the Democratic Oonven-
ton, its resolutions and leaders, In Indiana
the Republican party hacks charge that BLIGHT
controlled the Convention, but in Washington
the same class of unscrupulous men report that
BRIGHr denounces the Convention. This is a
specimen of Republican honesty and tactics.
The fact is, as the Journal well knows, that
neither BRIGHT. WRreHr, cor any other man, con-
trolled the Convention, but that it was fair re-
Election of popular sentiment. 1t was not called
to do homage to any man, but simply to speak
plainly upon the present condition of the country
and the management of public affairs. The fact
that President LIScoLs has since the meeting of
the Convention removed Secretary CAMERoS is
one evidence that the Democracy OF Indiana
have not spoken in vain. -.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-20

on Monday last:
Mr.. wentworth-Mr. Presidents: Perhaps il
would not be improper for me 70 say 70 the Con-
vention in this public capacity rather than seek
private opportunity, that Ex-Governor Wright,
of Indiana our ex minister to Berlin, has sent TO
me copies OF an euIogy on the late Hon. Stephen
A. Douglas. delivered by him in the hall Of the
House of Representatives or the 9Th Of January,
1862. Ii requires no motion, but will merely
lay them ON the Clerks table, that they may be
distributed as requested by Gov. Wright.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-20

B We repe,t that no one in the Convention
heard Mr. PACKARD make the remarks attributed
to him by the Journal. If that print repeats the
statement few times more it will believe the lie
iteeIf
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-20

~ The New York Tribune refers to the
administration of Mr.. CANERos "as the most
patriotic under the Government" What must
the balance bel
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-20

sE The Sullivan Democrat well saws: much
these Republican fellows care about DOUGLAS,
when short time ago they were cheek by jowl
with BRIeHr, denouncing DoUcLAs as a dema-
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-20

EB-Says the Terre Haute Journal, one year
ago a bushel of corn would buy two pounds of
coffee; now it takes at least one bushel and half
to buy one pound of coffee. What a vast change
this rebellion has made upon the condition, and
especially the labor Of the country. esf
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-20


SrArk OF IxDfASA, Marion county, -
Daniel L. Paine, being duly sworn, upon his
oath says that he is foreman Of the news room
in the '.Stsfe Seattaei'' Office, and has occupied
that position for the past i've months; that inn
mediately after dinner on the 9Th inst. he found
ia the copy drawer Of the Sentinel Office the let
ter published in the Sentinel on the 10Th inst,
dated Camp and signed " Hoosier.@ IL
was written on both sides Of sheet of foolscap:
that he divided il into two parts, or takes, and
hung them on the copy hook, and the same was
put in type that same afternoon and evening be-
fore O'Clock by G. W. B. Smith and W. W
johnson, two Of the compositors Of the Office,
and Mr. d. NJ. Cantrill did not put any of il in
type, and had nothing at all 10 do with il.
49, DANIEL l.. PAINE.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day of January, 1862. JONI MuLLAsr,
- Notary Public.
B. Smith and W. W. johnson. being
sworn, upon their oaths say that they are com
positors in the State Sentinel office, and that they
put in type the letter referred to in the affidavit
of Daniel L. Paine, and that the same was all
put i'm type on the afternoon of the 9Th inst by
supper time and before 8 O'clock that Mr.. Can
trill had nothing to do with il whatever, and set
no part of said letter. @. w. b. SMITH,
$40 p rfFr w. W. Johnson.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day of January. 1862. JoHs MULLAsy,
- Notary Public.
STATE or INDIANA. Marion county:
John F.. Elder, being duly sworn, upon his oath
says he is one of the proprietors of the State
Sentinel; that on the evening of the 9th inst he
assisted Nj. Paine, foreman of the news room, in
reading the proof of letter which appeared in
the Sentinel on the 10th inst, signed Hoosier, "
and dated at Camp -" that he is famiIiar
with the handwriting Of E. G. Hibbeu, or, as
stated in the affidavit of D. NJ Cantrill, Z. b
Hbben, and the letter. in question was not in his
handwriting; that Mr.. Hibben did not hand that
letter or any other to aiant on that evening, NOT
Gid afiant give it to the foreman, nor did he see
the letter until he read il in assisting to read the
proof; that affiant measured the marked paper OF
the compositors containing the letter in question
and that Mr.. Cantril's mark was on no part oil
it, and he did not claim any pay for setting il
aud that no letter, or communication, or article
Of Mr.. Hibben, or in his handwriting, has ap-
peared in the Sentinel to the knowledge of afh-
ant. JOHN X. ELDER
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day of January, 1862. JONI MuLLAsr.
Notary Public.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-20

EB The Journal says: "Col DuSHAM Col
MULLEN. Maj. FnsBAneER, Capt BxMusDAFfKR,
and others set out in the cold because they had
taken up arms ike loyal and true men, to sus-
tain the Governments and maintain the Union"
Each Of these gentlemen had a warm seat in the
Convention and all approve its resolutions and
nominations. =
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-20

STATE SovEREIeSTy IN ILLrSoIs--The quss-
ton of State sovereignty has been broached in
the Constitutional Convention in this form: That
il the Union should be broken mp Illinois assumes
her sovereignty. Questions of great moment are
involved an the unfortunate condition OF the
country
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-20

Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day of January, 1862. JOHN MULLASy,
Notary Public.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-20


the supply of one million and ninety thousand
muskets, at S25 apiece when the same quality of
muskets are manufactured at Springfield for
Sl3 80 apiece; and an ex member of Congress is
now in Massachusetts, trying to get machinery
rnadeb s which he will be able to manufacture in
some six months hence at SCI apiece, those rifed
muskets manufactured to-day in that armory for
sl3 so.
Providence, before six months, will dispose of
this war, or He will dispose OF US. Not one OF
hose muskets thus contracted for, viii be of the
slightest service in this emergency, or before the
Providence of God, whether for good or for evil,
will dispose of it. ask my friends from the
North and Northwest how they expect TO benefit
oy an arm0fy at Chicago, at Rock Island, and
&C Quincy, when ,092 900 muskets will, accord
ing to this contract, be thrown upon the country,
and that after the war is over, and at snch an
enormous price, in addition to the other out
standing contracts for tie manufacture. some
tire hence, of 272 900 Enfield rifles? Besides,
there are Is SAB sets Of harness to be delivered
by and by, at the cost of 81 1854 have not
time to enumerate all these contracts. When we
appropriated at the last session OF Congress for
this purpose $50 900 900. thirty seven millions
and some thousand dollars had been already
pledged to contractors for the purchase Of
arms for the men in the field. not to protect them
in lighting their country's battles in this great
emergency and peril, out lor some future use,
for some future occasion, or to meet some
present need of the contractors. don't know
which at this moment And not only the ap
preparation of last session has been exhausted.
but $l7, 000O 900 put upon it. The riot of the
18th of April. in Baltimore, opened this ball,
and ON the 2lst of April, in the city of New
York, there was organized corps of piunderers
Of the treasury. Two millions OF dollars were
intrusted to poor, unfortunate honest. but en-
tirely Incompetent editor of paper in New York
to dispense it in the best manner he could.
Slraightway this gentleman began to purchase
linen pantaloons, straw hats, London porter, dried
herrings and such like provisions for the army
till he expended in Ais way $500 600 of the
money, and then he got scared ande quit. Laugh
ter. There is an appropriation also for the sup
ply Of wood to the army. This contractor is
pledged the payment Of 81 a cord for all the
wood delivered to the different commands-wood
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-20

Subscribed aud sworn to before me this 18th
day of January, 1862. JoHS MULLAsr.
s@ Notary Public
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

The ANIMAL regatta given by the proprietor Of tho club
House at Penny Bridge camc OF yesterday Afternoon.
The affair very successful QUO, and attracted
raj thousand spectators Tie SPOT Seven boats (ca
rg) entered for tho race, namely Ward
law, favori,a, Partridge T.. r Newman, Colleen Basn
aud Laura AND interest takon in the contest
By Tho friends cf Tho respective builders and
Several yachts from New York; New Jersey and staten
Island accompanied the beats IN the race aud presented
n lively appearances. To course froiu stake
boat of the Club ftouss 20 stake boat of
Fay Ridge then around the buoy Of obbns reef light
house aud back The b0as sailed oyer ths course three
times uakirr distance Of twenty miles 10 windward
and back. There very lgft bre,s. AZ he'sta't,
but before tho first round had been performed the wind
lrshencd aud tpw8rd The close Few nf the boats took
IN water quite freely. The psr'rid1c and the Colleen
awn took The lead from the start md maintained their
position all ihrusgh the race. IN ths FIRST ronnd
the Colleen Bawn shot ahead Of the Partridge,
but In the following round tho latter caush.
up tho Jersey boat and passed. hsr oa the lighthouse
buoy lhe race hy the Partridge In three hours
aud twenty minutes, the Colleen Rssn coming in few
lea ls behind her The rect Of the boas made prcty
good tlme, MT nothing 70 compare with the two craft
tist m
The New York herald., 1862-08-20
MAILS FOR THE Pacific.

The Late Severe Battle mt Baton Rouge,
h".-A brilliant Union Victory-Hfap y
OF the Scene of Operations-Desfruefs
or she Rebel Ram Arkan sas--TAe Eva
c"ation OF HarrisoH's Landing 6y cen
NeCielian's Army--Operatioaso OF Gen.
Pope iR yirginia-Thp Latest Neys
&C., sSc., &c.
Tho steamship Champion, Capt. Wilson, viii leave this
port 81 noon on Thursday for Aspinwail.
The mails for tho South Pacific and Central America
viii close N this cty At hanpsst o'clock tomorrow
morning
Inc Nsw YORK HERALD--Edition for the facac-Si bo
ready at hapast nine O'Clock aud via contain fu aud
graphic account OF the Battle at Baton Rouge La
ending In the Defeat Of tho Rebels commanded by Brecg
hrdge illustrated with Map showing the scene Of ope
racns Official account OF the Destruction or tho rebei
Kan Arkansas by the Union gunboat Essex; account
Of the Evacuation Of Harrsoa's Landing, Va, by the
Forces under Gen. Mcclellan; Operations OF the Union
Army under Gen, Pope in Virginia Late and Interesting
Intelligence from 'hs SOUTH Tho latest News from Europe
and reports Of all events Of aa important Interesting
nature.
Snse copies, In wrappers ready for mailing cents
The New York herald., 1862-08-20
city Intelligence.

MILITARY IsrosroR.-A impudent fellow named
Morris has been collecting subscriptions about tho
city for Thomas White, OF the wounded in tho alo
battle at Hanover Court House, He represented the
invalid to be lying at the New York Hospital minus hi
legs, and produced certificate to thai effect from
well known merchant IL is needless 20 that The
wlloie thing prove IT, be hunbug ana tha several gem
tenen n the lower para OF the city have been swdlcd
out OF varying from dollar up twenty i've
dollars. The police the look out ior Mr.. Morris
TsS DsArH MICHAEL HoRsAs.-Ths Deputy Collectors
and clerks OF the Custom House held meeting Yesterday
when tho following preamble aud resolutions were
adopted
Whereas our friend and associate. Michael Hoasn has
dveth al things well aud whereas, whc bowing the
derec OF Providnncs fe that have caas"
manhood and Ia the midst o. hs useftness; therefore,
Resolved That who kn,w his Kindness OF hcart his
his every act whether o. c private feel incumbent
,pcu oler ynpahics 10 family and the friends
that Ike ourselves recognize anI acknowledge his worth
The Custom House brokers also hold a moe,ing IN
respect ~ the late Deputy Collector, aud passed the
annexed rcsolutioDs:--
ssseysd live Tha, we haze heard wa feas' q ss e'Ps
Deputy Collector of the port Of New YORK.
tions OF iio his me uory csims a tributary uar.
lis noble feeling ana generous woftn tnat sogned
led him % sor with studoas zeal vel lhs
nsrers Of our goycnmeni and vita true conscrn 10 act
Tut now he's sInA on esIn's IN saatc breast--
HIS heart aal oil u SOCIAL ardor rect;
Then let us delgR 10 sAed, who stay bchind
One t1ar-he tribute Of asatcfnl mind. a
CssrhAL PAaK--The arvoyor OF tho pors of New Or.
leans, Colonel T. B Thorpe, has kindly forwarded 10 the
Commissioners of the Contral rsrk per steamer roa-
noko pair of pcic1ns. These birds beiug emblcuaic
Of hc state Of Lons.na. are peculiarly Interesting at
this tune and will add much TO the e,traci ons OF tho
Park They handy ana tame, Visitors ut the PARK
will lind thom on the lake. III e0ft
The New York herald., 1862-08-20
Brooklyn city News.

FATAL ARRAY ~ rKooxLsS-shertiy before eleven
o'clock on Monday night two n6n nlmcd y. Ccnners aud
Charles stevens, went nso tho oyster saloon d John
nay on The Of Myrtle avenue and Pearl street,
and called for Oyster Elews. When Tie sews
placed before them " Il alrgid that cornsrs stuck ths
catsnr IN batter after usng ~ nsly the psorr,etor
OF salcor, noticed the act and became indignant
remArking that he did not desire " have such
conduct carried on IN MS saloon. ovnucrs
sNered q n you dan't Ike Il ycI pt us
OUT wheregpan DAILY oraerod them - leave the
Place. After 1icw minutes be'h mon gut 10 ~ leave.
rmnnfs ~ ut ne fag ns tbs hond 9 the stairs. and
hsd ist l4ichga ~ bottoms when lnoher dis-
nnte arose hstweea HIN ane paiY aud ~. latter a4s
ordered him pavo. stoyens repi HAT Daly nnt
ahio 10 pst him ont when nRly struck h,m posffa
blow ON The temple with hs hsf kn eka{ rim twainrt
us afcns. which resulted n drath IN iev mnu'es
~ ssd that phy hGd bui'c 10 Ais hlnG ~cu Dc ht th
deceased hut tho natrfa q The wound loes not warrant
this assertion Daly has np Is tuis unfofsnu afa,
been ku0wt 70 bs quiet, industrious, nAtaS9tas man
The New York herald., 1862-08-20
capture of RebeI necrnits.

N WtsiiINNt"Ni ArKust ~, 1862.
Captaiu William CLARK, of tho Thirty seventh Virginia
regiment, was captured Icpnnrdsiown, Ia company
with Number Of recruits FOR tho rebel army faw days
ego. 1hey we're IN wagons and well armed 0n the an.
pcoraneo Of cavalry they took 70 the WOODS ba were
pu rsued and nted upon Nine Of them we're captured
Including the Captain The entire party were hscugh 10
sbis city and lodged IN the old Canit0i
The New York herald., 1862-08-20
Military Affairs In Newark.
following has been isaust by tho Chief OF Police Of



CAYrAfN CosNEfry :--SiI-You viii please notify al on
attached the police force fom and after this cate
to xTreet all deserters from tie tp,eG states Army
coming their know ledge and bring them forthwith
the police station that they be delivered 10 the proper
military authorities Each Aud every officer viii that
the shove order is strictly complied WITH Also 10 report
10 thu Chief Of POLICE all information respecting persons
about leaving the city for tbs purpose OF cvadp the DRAFT,
also persona found interfering with enlstu,sht any
manner, or cesrrln. meu from joining the army. BY
ordsr Of JACOB wAMBoiH.
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

Occa asiOnal COstiveness.
No medicine l. sure RRANDRETH'S rfILSs-two
Or three o'si s psfqI.oS'i psnnE HNB e9shTNEw STYLE
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

Tru. ses.---pIa rsh Il Co.'s Radical Care
Truss No. vesey A. opposite the church No connection
VIII ANY other oco Of name Female attendant
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

Doctor Hanteg's Discovery Cures the
Scrpfa Obstinate Erwption OF the Skin
sud old Ulcers No Division ses New York City snce
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

Batcilclor's Hair Dye-the Best In tho
world harmless and reliable Sold by drug
and performers every Factory 81 Barclay street
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

Efgnt Carte 30 ytstfsa for 81. yhc Host
ln lhs oily. ~ Moons 0al.Ly. as nowery N Y.
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

Army and Navy.-SOl,iiers for the War
nd Unon get their Photographs at H0LMEs' Park Gallery
"a Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

G0urauN's Poudre subtitle Uproots Hair
from, low foreheads upper ps part of the body;
warranted. A53 broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

The Recc ption.-A Splendid Specimen
OF Turtle, per steamship saxcnia, by BAfARDs u Park
row. BRITAIN h SCOTT.
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

Two Epicnsgil Ferfo,snanc ces To-day st
rsraum = Museum, General Tom lhnUsard Commodore
Nut Il all hours
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

4 CristadorO's Hair Dye. Preservative
and Wiz depot, Wholesale and retail, No. ASor House.
The Dye is applied by cxper.e need artists
The New York herald., 1862-08-20
War Meeting at West Farms.

The citizens or the village Of West Farms, headed by
thoir town and county cfcers determined TO
the necessity OF draft from their section n possible.
They recently held meeting 10 encourage and stimulate
recruiting at which they raised several thosan dollars
They intond 20 make another rally by holding
meeting, under The auspices Of the Supervisors OF the
town. on Wednesday evening, the Goth inst whic,
several talented speakers will be present. West Farms
Is paying two hundred and fy dollars for each recruit
prCssnllng himself for seryico.
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

Esght car4,s SIC visitc fot Si-Scqrtito
a b.y ssde BAiCtiS, ~ GrseaNen s' COT. Barclay
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

Constitution Water IL a Certain Cure
FOR diabetes, gravel and Mi diseases OF the kidney.
MoaGAN ALLEN, Agents, IL ChG street, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

Prizes Cashed in ALI I.c :salEyed Lotteries.
4 information given. JOSEPH BhTES, broker,
II Wall street, room No. !, New York.
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

IIfII's Hair Dye, SO Cents.-Biack or
Btown--besl in Depot No Barclay street snd sold
by All drscrists
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

Royal Havana Lottery.--prizes Cnshed
information furnished Highest price paid for Dob.
looms TAYLOR CO., bankcrs Is Wall street.
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

Beautiful Com Bloom,
Of Youth Liquid Pearl has equal FOR preserving and
Lexutily complexion skin Ladies, after
fills delightful article, will have other. Sold by all drug
gists nd al A;g broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-08-20
Csyuga and wayne Counties Ahead.

AUsuRN Ang .st 10, 1869.
Eayuga and Wayne counties ahead Of all others In
regard TO volunteering. The Second regiment Is full
Tho counties Of CayEga and Wayne have ucbiy 30
raising volunteers for tho war.
Tho fret and second regiments uader the call FOR six
hundred thousand full 10 the maximum number.
Recruiting Is st rapidly going Everybody these
counties wants TO 60 TO the war.
Both Of these regiments raised under the direc-
,ion of General segcine, who Colonel or regi
ment
Tns homo or william H Seward Secretary of stste, is
ahead a auy other district in the State.
The New York herald., 1862-08-20
MISCELLANEOUS,

NEW AND GREAT BooKi EVERYBODY wsL6
MARRYING roR noNEyl
= viii be pablissea on Saturday next Angus. g IN r.
found for sale sy all booksellers and News Agents s'es
MARRYING Foa MONEY!
,.... ny MRS; iss SscsESziE 4 MI +, DANES
Author Ny s'',s: aasa. Shnls &C. tssasy Manor"
Printed from The sdgancod proof sheets pur hAsed ~
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ny sssHy,sG MAJ. S.s kEst,h S9s nGssy Sssysts.
WI T n s .s e ssss @ . s v ca.
day. II printed in large octave Of sas pages
Of sAis psPss rr seaisin paper cover
+. 5. fETEssos A BROTHERS,
No. tC Chestnut street. Phiisdeaphta.
Advance copies Of "MAIa4syINa FOR MONEY wH -
sen, ouc free of renitiug hiiy cents % Ihe
ps.Aers in letter. or Two copies q win Os sent fss 80
-| CHBAP BooKsi
Soldiers and sT III si s9S S5
ANY sssa rcnns S S ss at Y s or
sSs House
4. ss s IL sG Is s s " ss
saislosue which sand srAniscus, 70 Al ,asAs
Eas,s Two 'ws9y sf.y or ss9as'S M r A. ss o.
WISH and they win be scsea aud sent % at onsss
Adeys ai orders SOCKS At ali to sss
o"''0 ''''''''S r. b pFTERsoS SKoragRs.
DC Chestnut street, fhiideiphias
IL SOLDIERS IN GENERAL N'oLsLI.,ss Aaxr
~ would he glad receive packages tseir friends,
The narndrn Espr-ss a Broadway. send day aud charge
only hat rates.
"A =" asRkvisG FOR MONEY
FREDERfo 4 BRADY "a Ann street. second soor.
pLISDsEss ASo DEAFNESS THE MOST Hors-.
~ sss ores 9a pa r,n ana Isss al %
raons % ,he Eve ana Eas siee s.iall c,me Oou
l,oloSEL euRSEY's NATIONAL voLUSrEEas-
Sl pes an county of so 70 he arsI ~, mri ans
MN .' AZ s MY, Han i"a nssa
WORMS. sUNIoSs iSvgRrED NAILS, ESLARaxO
% ne patient =, Dr. bAehARlk aresos
seems OF tho cay.
DRowsEp-oy TlIE Urn fSssr. II rng VICINITY
~ oi fotcayile staten Island Young man aecs y yrs
~ fac. al IS street, 4; No sosa s,res
\ y. or ws,n A. 4 nss,er roten,e, staten !ssaa . 4,
tre meaos o. fe ogerins he umsins, -
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puBLlsKEu THIS nhs ow,rr t
= or rur eotAL niGlsNAyAAs
A tala NJ 40 road ll tAQ times 81 Neore hr rltd.
Tsss q tons ms s barley rrco ssSlsnye sass
4 V@A' pN'o" FaEpERic A. BRADY Publisher,
NJ. "a Aun Nreei.
prr.ss. FIsruLA, srRtCruRG, sroNE ~ rH3
hadier aud iNe spccnl disg4cs OF both sver 'rea 20
y. D. pan,.s 2si Sixth s,trues ncsr Fourteenth street
| c,ILK TASDKERCHIEfSsA LARGE srorw Wiz
bNEEs soUiiiARn, q rars plaos, =
| CUTTERS Ann cuApLMSs rESTs.-c Il Trlsr,
| y tnAunacturoi. ~ EaSt BrUuAwAy n n
| lxyAa rRLEGRAM
II w MARKfNG MAR or VIRGINIA. .
Siza r2sN lnches Ptiep % cens sad ~ Nl tn1k "a
trsA3 ttsy sSyt NJ nr - safrrss pn ronr y
n 5.. Il rNANo CC. rNfMtsrs
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The New York herald., 1862-08-20
Tho Thsrty-nInth Massachusetts.

Bosroy, Angus; 10, 1862.
Lieutenant Colonel ingraham. OF New Bedford, ex-
pcrienced officer has been commissioned by Governor
Audrew Caonei Of the Thrlynnth Massachusetts rcgi
ment, now In csmp at rit,sled.
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

Official Drawings of the Library Assoc
ciation Compsny's Lotlcry Of Kentucky -.
CLAss No. 25D--Augusl 10. 1852.
40, ~, 26. 81, IS, 81, 30, 32, ls, 81, 22, 10.
CLASS No 2t0--August 10, 1892
~, II, Ss, 20, 10, ~. 81, 40, rs, 73, 81, III.
r. FRANoE 4 CO. coving,oa, Ky.
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

A NEW AND GREAT B0oKi EVERYBODY wILk
"A want II.
MARRYING FOR NoSRyi
II will be published Saturday next August ., In -
ladephe New York, i,oson Baltimore, and Wiz ~
found for sale By all booksellers and News Agents sves
where o. thai day.
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

OHciai Drawings on Narray, Eddy &
Co.'S he1tucky and sssoqr s-,t- Lotteries
Kssruoky. Ezra ciAss 5al-Avgasl 10. ls6s
81, 20, 40. ~ 80, IA, 81, s., 70, -, ~, IL, I
KrvTuJSy. cL.ss Sss-A,igus 10, 1885,:
%. 81. 80, o, a. Gl, -, SO, 1 ~, G3, 60.
Circulars sent OF Charge by addressing ei,hse 70
MURRAY. EDDY 4 CO.
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The New York herald., 1862-08-20
Rssyuiting In Rensselaer, County.

Resyaiting In Rensselaer, County.
TKoy, August 10, 1862.
The Board of Supervisors Of Rensselaer, county rc
assembled to-day and appropriated seventy Ave thousand
dollars bounty money 10 be paid cu,istng un
der the call Tor hundred thousand men. The
OBJECT. is avoid n draft in the county W possible.
Renssolaer's regnens under the 1rst cal, Is fu and
via leave fos Washington week.