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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-28
S e a e d Pro S a | S

QUARTERMAsTER's DEPARTMENT L. ). A.
ISDIANAFoLis, IND, Aug. 25th, lS62.l
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received a this Office
- until 10 O'Clock \. NJ Monday 1t sep. 1852,
making up
81, 30 Uniform Coats. prIvates, Intry.
2I.25O 80 Trousers. -
MATERIALS FURNISHED By THE GOVERNMENT.
The whole To be completed and delivered within forty
(40) days from date Of Deliveries be made
weekly in equal proportions, until the whole quantity
delivered.
No bid viii be entertained unless accompanied by =
guaranty for its faithful performance Form Of bid and
guaranty can be had on application 10 this Office.
No bid viii De entertained for less than 5000 Coats.
5.0CO Trousers.
Proposals will be endorsed proposals for making up
Army Clothingr
Any other Information viii be promptly given. APP
picafion 10 the undersigned personally by letter.
JAMES A EKiS.
ang2s-dtd A.4 NJ L. 5 A.
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~ The inhabitants OF the territory lately oc
cupied by Cen Pope are now at the mercy OF the
rebel forces Claiming. as the Confederates do.
that all inhabitants OF Virginia are subject to the
Southern Confederacy, they will visit with heavy
vengeance those who have taken the oath pre-
scribed by the late orders of Gen Pope Until
our armies well established in southern
territory TO make it certain that we shall be
able to retain possession, ii is useless severity to
force the oath of allegiance upon those whom we
are unable TO protect. 1t does not forward our
cause or injure the COnfedeIates, and subjects
the people to the rage of the southern soldiery.
The inhabitants of Northern Virginia have been
told by our armies that il they did not take the
oath they would be driven from home and their
property confscated. The Confelerates have
assured them that if they did not take the oath
they should be punished as traitors They have
thus been kept alternating between opposing
forces. We have been compelled to retreat, and
Confederate armies devastating Northern
Virginia and imprisoning the inhabitants. We
trust that hereafter the vndictive spirit of fanat
csm will be rebuked in such n manner by our
Generals, that shame will compel il TO keep ST.
lent regarding the treatment of southern people
by our armies -Chic0yO Times
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- The prices of cotton sheetings have de-
clined in this market, and sales OF Canneton
sheetings made yesterday at as low rates as
twenty two cents-LOn Jour 2efh
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AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGEt
ysHHE undersigned will send free by mail the sure
means OF preventing conception No drugs or nedi-
cines. circular with particulars
viii be sent to any address by nclosng me two cent
stamps book containing all the knowledge referred
10, and several private receipts PLATES will sent
to any name or address you may wish by ncIosng me
one dollar.
Medicine, French PiI will sent for one dollar uer
box il i very in it, effects Address
Lock Box No. go, indianapolis
j. is-d6m A. X POCCHET.
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DIE ..

VOlGT-0n Wednesday morning at nine o'clock, c. +.
William Voigt, of Henry and Sophia Voigt aged
years.
The funeral will take place this afternoon at two
O'Clock from the family residence No i3 Michigan
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
tend.
Co0k-0n Tuesday evening, August 26, Richard r.
Cook, aged ~ years.
His funeral will take place this afternoon o'clock
from his late residence, No. % Indiana avenue.
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Special Notice.

10 ADTERTLSERS-AH advertisements taken for
specified time, and ordered oUt beforo tie erpiration
OF tie time spec ed, 1cH he ckdryet TIE regular rafRs
forfhe same HD to tie Time they are Ordered out.
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MAR RED.

FlNLEY-STAATS-On the 9th inst, at the residence
Of c. ID. Stats, by Rev. q. Brown of Lafayette Miss
Catharine Stats and Jacob j. Finley OF Illinois.
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COLD AND SILVER.

\ will pay the highest proe for American Gold and Sill
YER also for United StafaS Demand Note~ old issue.
kILBY FERGUSON.
Exchange Broker.
ONCE No 2ss East Washington street, up-siairs "a
door right hand angl6-lod
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Democratic Union State Ticket

yoR SECRETARY OF rArE,
JAMES s. ATHON.
OF Marion County.
FoR AUDITOR or srArT,
JOSEPH RISTINE.
OF Fountain County.
ron rRgAsURKn oF srATE,
MATTHEW l.. BRETT,
OF Daviess County.
ron ATTORNEY GENERAL,
OSCAR b HORD,
OF Decatur County.
roR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
SAMUEL L. RUGG,
OF Allen County.
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TAKE NOTICE /:

& n aaF
Persons interested will please take notice
to the following late instructions TO abe
Assistant Assessor for THE county, to-wis:s
Blacksmi,hs, tailors, ,coopers, shoemak-
ers, joiners, plasterers, br,ck-layers, ma
sons, and carpenters, are to be understood
- manufacturers. Ell $50 as.ot5
Bankers, who do the business of q broker,
CON mercisl broker, or land warrant brok.
er, must be assessed as such broker, in ad-
dition to that Of banker.
Parties who do sImply the business OF a
tax paying agency are not required to pro-
cure license but if. in the transaction Of
such business they make use Of town, city,
county, or State warrants which are bought
at discount and used at an ADJ ance, they
are to be assessed rs brokers. Persons en-
gagged in buying and selling coin, Treasury
demand notes, and other securities, without
having made application for license, must
be returned by the Assistant Assessor. ~
Any person selling spirituous or malt
liquors must be assessed rs liquor dealers;
druggists and apotnecaries, may use liquors
in compounding or preparing their drugs
and medicines only, without license. u
Licensed cattle brokers may purchase cat.
tie, sheep, aud hogs, outside Of the Collec-
lection District whence the license issues /;
out no person can deal in cattle and hogs
IS the agent Of suoh trnker without q Ii
cense. sea IF. A. BURKE sst at
xs Asst assessor. i,
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Washington, Nov. 5.

rs IS 80. Washington, Nov. 5.
Colonel Elicit, Of the ram aees, has bees
81 sI, ON t-d Brig General, and authorised "a
raise 4 volunteer brigade 70 serve With ths
ram aeet 10 epDiunction with the gun boa's
on the Western waters. ,,4e..es
~ The Secretary Of War ha. instituted ~
Military Conniseion TO- inquire into ~
conduct Of General Buell. in reference "a
his permitting the invasion Of Kentucky BY
Bragg, and bis failure to relieve Munfords.
vile, and allowing i,s capture By the enemy;
his conduct during the battle Of Perryvills
and ii. allowing Bragg's forces to escsp.
from Kentucky without attacking Them
Also, his operations in Kentucky and Ten
uesses generally. The Commission will b
held 1t Cincinnati. sfog,
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The 25sh Regiment Iowa, Col. George A..
Stone, arrived yesterday mcrn,ug on the
steamer Stephen Deca,er. from BurliDgteo.
Iowa has Furnished some Of the nohless reg
inents Of the war, her men being charas-
Itsrised By Intelligence. vieor, and patriotic
ardor. And among the best Of her reGi.
monte b dsserysdly olassed che 25th, thosGh
its bloody .laursls are yet to be won. For
superiority OF material, il receives the high
encouions Of I'll Who scan lie ranks.-
Further, We are authorised TO cay that its
officers have deyotsd mach nsrs than the
usual amount Of attestiop TO the, work ol
drilling and dieciplinine their compsnies.--
So confident are they ,(ths officers and men,
that they have astsioed 10 . marked prof.
cheney 10 the manual Of arms, hat they Of.
fer thousand dollars wag.r that no, regi.
nent must red under the President's last
call, can surpsss then, l. this respect We
uBdsrssaeds atss ~ MONEY b ys6Sy Jof ;Gny
sslccpelfi1 eempefjtor.-D ameyat. hsxsss
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Washipxteb, Nov. s.

'4 -7GEsI washington, NOV. ..
An additiobsl dispatch from the army
says: A favorable view Of the Shenandoah
valley was had from the heighss, but no
large body Of the enemy Was 10 be seen. -
Winchester Was plainly visible, and inter-
vening portions Of the valley. 81 " SRSs.
The command Of cavalry and artillery
under Plesssssosr and Avsrih occupied
Piedmont last night. This morning they
pushed os,s 7aud after spirited skirmish
occupied Marquette. They now hold tho
approaches to Manassas Junet,os and Ches-
TOR Gap on the left Of Blue Ridge.
The rebel cavalry showed themselves TO-.
day opposite Sinter's Gap. and were also
visible from the Maryland Heights. 80"
Mcclellan vpent most Of The afternoon
At the top Of B.hby's Gap. taking obssr-
vstions in the Shenandoah valley. '.,..
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Bloomfield. Va. Nov. ZIP N

The advance Of the army Of the Poto.
mac, up the Valley, on the east side Of the
Blue Ridge, have been passing forward all
day. Gen. Pleasanton occupied Upperville
this morning, after . spirited engagement
Of four hours. We had several wounded,
but none killed. The rebels bad three kill
ed. Upperville is four miles from Ashby's
Gap, which the rebels will endeavor to hold.
Our troops now hold all the Gaps up TO
Ashbys', with every prospect Of having that
tomorrow, and are now 10 better con-
dision than ever, therefor, with the excep.
ton Of the want Of more cavalry, . wan,
that 10 mostly felt.
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.,.s ssl qateas Nsw York, Nov. 5.ga
Sterling exchange, l442 to las; Gold
ssssdy at 81; Pacific mail, ia. 4 aa, 7aa1

Washipgtou, Nov. 3.
Infornation from Manassas this morning
says part Of Gen. Sickle's command, sent
forward to look sfter the Orange 4 Alex.
andris Railroad, found il 10 better con.
dision than was anticipated, 70 . point
nearly Up to Catlstt's Station. The Rail-
road bridge At Broad Run 10 sosewhas de-
ranged, but can BE- quickly repaired. Little
Run bridget uninjured.
Our troops hold the country in the visin.
isy Of 4Bresssvills, and have drives 10 toe
pssrolIing rebel parties upon Wsrrestos
Junctios. They Try, however, 70 scout
down - low - Cattells Station, and will.
doubtless, destroy Cedar Rus Bridge, i
they have not already done 20. :,
The Msnssaas Ra,Ifoad Is 10 very ge6d
order sp TO Thoroustfsrs Gap. ''a' ~.
Information received last night Indicates
that he rebel fcres at Wsrrenson JunetioD
consists Of sboss 5000 iDfsntry. ard .
corresponding force 81 cavalry and artillery.
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THE POOR.

asThere 10 large number Of families in
this city, the members Of which are likely
to sufYer-in fact are sure to suffer aif some
organized movement in their behalf is not
put on foot. Many Of these are the wives
and childrenof our volunteer soldiers; and
some Of them are widows and ordhans.-
Others are worse Of still, having drunken
husbands Or'fathers. It is matter of but
little consequences, however, how the poor
have become 90. If poverty and distress be
the result Of having laid q husband, son or
brother upon the country's altar, then they
are more honorable than wealth and fame.
If not, the suffering and distress must be
relieved all the same. The winter is upon
Us. and the poor must be provided for
Who will move 10 this matter ." ''''
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Hight near Kansas City,
z, Gp .t'1F ! y. lin. ,in Ohio
ELECTION RETURNS,
FROM & M N X YORK q r. Z

saQns rog1 Osrsgo. New York, Nov. 5.
~ The propeller Bay State, with 8 passen.
i gers and crew Of sixteen, which left here
for Ogdensburg last night, was lost in :
terrific gale during tho night. The besch
10 strswu for some distance, with portions
q Aer cargo and wreck. Il j. feared that
all on board we're, lost. The vessel and
cargo was yained.at forty thoussDd dollars.
,Assfar a. heard from, elk lscho0ners have
been driven ashors in this vicinity. i'aios
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ar Fs,rfax, Nov. 4.

7a3aaR ,asa 1;an FAIRFAX, Nov. 4.
IDformation from the front says our CIV.
airy, usdSt Gen.. Ssahi, drove the enemy out
Of Thoroughfars Gap, and Gen. Schurs di.
vision took possession oft. NJ enemy
was in sight At dosk last evening. The
other div,sioos Of Styles command under
Stahl and Van StsinmaD ere veil up on the
road within supporting diSsaucs Of Schurs.
Our cavalry also hold Buoklapd. aie &la'
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Hovtress inenros, Nov. 4.

xVvsTcUo oOuTVOS N0vs -
The Rissnond Wing Of the lssssys Gen
Jackses hes destroyed oil that SSrsiou d
The Baltimore end Ohio railroad fssh North
Messssia ~ Shspsrdssoss, tssfise7 % tts
rails snd bsrsisG VI siss; The large ~
chine shops asd depot bsildinss q Msssias.
burg were Sired end Destroyed. = q
/ The Wiln,sstos Journal o. The 2otS,
SAYS the deaths anoBg the whites, from vi.
low fsvss, - decreasing; The ssgfsss bow.
'syss, 20 s1nsrs rspidly thaB1ee1 6UGlpae.
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HOW OUR ARMY CROSS ed TINE POTOMAC
---IHE GREAT PONTOON BRIDGE AT
BERLIN k8Gl #H* # ~ "A@ %F ~
Correspondence OF the New York WORLDLY
C O. f!f7s ll.era.,x, q (httsE. Ok

#.af 5Eh y
Correspondence Of the New York Worldly
e1l i. .ho'' Harper's Ferry, Oct. Is! ''
The building of this bridge r. one of the
most curious and interesting pieces 0! con-
structioD which one can often have az OPP
portunity OF witnessing. was yesterday
at Berlin while the preparatory work was
going on Captain Span ding, Of the 5O'h
New York, was experimenting the con-
struction with large corps Of 300 work
men under his command. This pOntoOn is
to be twice o. long as that which CROSSES the
Potomac a. Harper's Ferry. IL the largest
bridge which has been built during the var,
except that Of the Chickahominy. That
bridge was more than 2 GOO feet. The one
at Hampers Ferry 10 800 feet. The one to
be built sas Berlin .wiltc be 500 feet in
length. II requires 26 boats TO support it.
Part Of these were brought down from Har-
per's Ferry upon wagons. Thirty Of them
were brought up the canal from Edwards
Ferry ...z-ssy,fsg .tI al tel I1iae .rid
When. i was at Berlin, the Pontoon corps
was buslly at work dragging their boats
from the canal into the river, where they
were fastened together with RATS. ready 70
be thrown across the river Ut the proper
time. A email force of cavalry was on the
other aide, and stronger force were to be
sent across before the bridge would be con.
structed. Meanwhile all the preliminary
work is going forward, and when the order
comes, four hours will see the two sides Of
the river connected BY bridge strong
enough to carry over the heaviest baggage
trains or artillery.
Boats. timbers, planks, ropes, and an
ch0rs, comprise the materials. There IL
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Harper's Ferry, Nov. :

.as ta4f nUIpeTS CoITys NOvs =. q
No enemy opposed our advance uatil il
reached Louckersv,lle, where they reiterated
to the wessesn side as our columns reached
the crest Of the bill. A body Of rebel cav.
airy, one battery and TWO brigades Of in.
fantry emerged from the woods in the d.
reciion Of Winchester, but they retrested
when Ere was opened on them. 1t 10 evi.
dent they intended 20 dispute the possession
Of L0uoker's Gap. The Impression Seems
general that . battle will take place TO-
morrow. 4r tam TOW ga, a,af fe,i
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New York, Dot. s.

s,..,,. New 1ork, Dot. u
The Democrats in New Jersey carry sSs
lowe House by from 10 t. II majority on
joint ballot, which secures. the election OF
United States Senator, in place ef TonPsos,
Diseased, = sqis.d 81 az. q t.n ao3si
They have also elected their Governor
by from 5000 to 5000 majority. rad -
Roesrs, Terry and Steele, I'll Dsaoeraes,
are elected 80 Congress. s. SD MS 81
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|. ae.st ga h1e RI New York, Nov. o.
The Times Upparsills correspondent says:
Yesterday Geo. Pieasanton's successful pur.
suit OF Stuart wss resumed this morninE.
The enemy wss placed 10 very dsnseross
position % the road leading from Union TO
Upperviile, but after two hours hard light.
ing, PissssoB was joined by Averiil, when
they drove Stuart snd bis I. 200 horsensn
back till they broke and ran. They ssc-
seeded in making good their escape thro'
Ashby's Gap. Gen. McClellan's bead quar-
ssrs at present, are u THE place.
The indications seem TO be that both
sides are seeking to bring on . great bsttIe
10 this peigbborhood, bat eitisens say the
rebels spoke Of their intention to got back
to Richmond 40 speedily Is pbssible.' y =
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New York. Nov. &.

2a@ ,a7sa -" .'fg New York, Nov. 8.
Horatio Seymour 10 undoubtedly elected
Governor BY 10000 nsjority. The demo.
srstic State tickle. is also elected. The
democrats have elected Is out OF 81 Con-
grsssmen. The A.sembly il ssilr 10 doubt;
the probabilities are tbas the Democrats
have . snall majority. + nv ,a ap
New York, Nov. 6.-5 p. "a. !,
Stocks lower Pacific nail, l24; y. 8,
Treasury Notes, 1911 Gold, 1911, Demand
notes, 1851; Sterling exchange, ISL
B'esdstufs are advancing. 35ss5 saaf
A special dispatch from Secretary So.
ward to the New York Chamber Of Com.
Gays: +, af,al a,ti j, ,vsj ,s.s ssssa,t-ra'
Govsrpnsnt has already called tie
!" attention Of our Minister, to England 70
/" the depredasiops Of the pirate Ssmmss.''
The English consu! in, this city 10 also
taking steps to Icy the same bsfofs bic
Government, several Of The eargoss being
English property. sa3 3 asn ia /
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Washington, Nov. {

- "A WashilgtoD, Nov. 5.
Returns from two hundred and 6fty-fve
towns give John A. Andrew, sRspublican
candidate for Governor. 81, 900. Geasral
Deyins, Democratic candidate, received
1880. Andrewi majority in the State
will be about 10000, se adt ST. 4ss
!, The Senate will stand "a Rep. epsopls'a
Uniop--only 81 towns yet heard fson.
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@97e'F77 10 9''l Washington, Got. 5.
Z A ds.pstch from Had Quarters Of The
army Of the Potomac last evening, says:
Last night il vas uncertain whether the
pos seesios Of Ashby's Gap wsaId BE- sos-
tested orsst. Every perpetrators vas made
Il force il il necessary, but the rebels re-
treated this morning leaving eur troops in
usdisputed possession Of the mountaips.
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Louisville, Nov. I.

....,se * Louisville, Aoy. I. {
The Louiivills tiNsshvills Railroad il
taking freight 70 Asshdyills. Tsen. il il
sappossd the entire sssd will b Is sas.
ming ordss y she llshs s ~
The rsbsls ere reported hsvise srssssd
IRON Tenosssss With large fsfaeisg trais
isss., Whissly sosasy, 20 forage y that
eoosty ssd slssg Cssherlsnd sisse. Stspa
have been taken 80 prsvsst THE ossrags On
The legal nou1ni1sStt, and . stop The
rsbsls fren procuring any ssbsisssocs il
keotacky. VI s..i I. II, s. z, " Wa,
! Gss. 1s1ls bee ssat y Osito Or trsss.
pos'asies 20 visksbsry Of |, 100 ssbsl pris-
ossrs sapsssaa by Gsn Bsslf. AIoluus 1000
more Win 50 forward sosa. .s'a af4l,s9o
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New York, Nov. 4.


Herald's spccial.-The Wheeling papers
say that Nice lellan reconnoitersd the enemy
from the front. This afternoon Gen. Pleas
anton's cavalry, supported BY a brira Of
Doubleday's division, drove the rebels from
their position. They contested the ground
with considerable spirit.
Jackson and Longst-eet are just before
mixers Gap, with q large" force Of troops,
in condition eager for battle. 49,
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Boston, Nov. 4.

- BOstOn, Nov. 4.
1t is reported that Gen. Banks will have
eight regiments Of infantry and three bat
teries Of, artillery and one regiment Of cav
airy as a part Of his propos ed Texas expe-
dition. ..,..., ..zs..,8 D..
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e On tburs1ay last, 1pr the hnss tn ytss1
she napoleon Of .hs Pacific slssrs = lins
'betvSen NV York and San Frshuis vsrs
10 difscs conmuni9e sio1A sPos throe + orr
'ssis5. sndSks ep1tstsrs1 the ~ssisiss,
5000 miles apart, pssssd the somplimsnta
Of the day a easily = 4 they had ossn
bat ten miles apart 2 'es -
The times Of the different cities Was -
follows:
San Francisco. IS ?. u.
-Ouaseass :. .00f ssss
New York;. .................,....6.Qo -;
The following report was sent through
without interruption, taken on through Dir
emit from New York to San Frspcisco, Cal
ifornia: s.
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Philadelphis, Nov. 3.

liu gsix ID. Philadelphia, Nov. g.
d The Washington Star says that last night
the advance Of the army Of the Potomac
under Burnside, Porter, Doubleday, en-
canpsd, upon the limo Of the Alexan,iria
and Winchester ssrnp,ks, from Uppervills,
tsbree miles 10 irsps Of Asbpsar Gsp, down
TO- Middlebury, . distance of ten miles |;
their cavalry must have halted Tor the night
ys.y near, If not on the line Of the Maoss.
sas Gap Railroad, somewhere between
Front Royal and Thorouehfare Gap.
+ Sigels forces, which took up the line Of
asrch, early yesterday, must have advanced
upon the same road, And to Tt oroughfare
Gap By night fall, il not beyond that point,
while another division Of the army is in
front of Washington. Sieklss, At tho same
time, wee doubtless advancing in the rear
Of Sigei, and as night canped within sup
per ing distance OF him such We judge
from our knowledge Of the country and
roads, 40. We think it olssr that Lees
AaDk has been turned. w. sqt
.soF asfia 9 fia Washington, Nov. 4.
Rear Admiral Dupont, 10 : communities.
ton TO the War Department concerning the
capture Of the British steamers Scotia, An
gelea, Auchita, Destruction and the Mimic,
says the crew Of the Scotia were 10 . state
of ms bordination, and were rus in irons.
The ,ADglea was almost ous Of coal. This
is the same vessel which attempted to enter
Charleston 10 September. go s'o'' ~ae' :
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81. fsouis, NV. Z.

81. Louie, NV. :.
The slsctiep- PACED 81 qaia,ly. Theses
turns wers DOT all|fa q p'dsS hs. So C.
as hoard nom he sbts stapds Blait, (cos,
servstive Republican, 1900 Knox, (radis
cal Rsppbsspan,) 1900; B0SE Denessss,
900.
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BAL s.ers.r qaH Trenton, n. j., Nov. s.
s. Parker, Democratic candidate fer Gov.
ernor, 10 undsobsedly Elected BY 10000
mniority. The Democratic gsisis 10000
eysr the last Governors vsts. azsw ~
i The delegation 70 Csngrsss stands sss
ons RspablicaD and fsur Democrats. sifgs
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-11-08

Vnt0AR0s NOV. ..
Illinois il Dt.osrasis " 1900. Niss
Denoofssie Cousrsssnss are elsctSd. 'Lovs
Joy l. defeated. fhS Legislature Il Dem
in.,,HS;It tor evs6 .vf3sF65 ted Tawe spas
7 Dean RishnSpd telegraph that New YORK
is Desosrstio by 10000, and that ma.
jorisy q Denoerssie Coogressusnp are
slessad. oa@ ,tisF92a a8a sHlafig ~
! Massachusetts, elects Andrews, bat there
ere heavy Demoerstie saiis shroushous the
he State. A Ds.ossasis Csngrsssnaa i
nlackoA n U0Gkaa. 9a ioa 9gn ye&g ,sigpss II