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BUkDEk AND SOUTHERN STATE ),
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-; .,za si 81 AS we'll as the J., +: :ol tgI.t:
CHEAPEST MAP EXTANT.
In its preparation, especial attention is given
to the position Of Troops Forts, Railroads,
Rivers, Distances, IIarbors, Sea Coast, and oil
Towns, large and small either already impor-
tant or likely to become 10 in the future. Size
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SOMETHING FOR EVERY LADY.
SHEPPARD'S
g Il EA u B E. " e FACTOR.
GREATEST PERIODICAL REMEDY EVER DIsCovERE
1000 ROXES RETAILED MONTHLY.

The bencfactor is iEt:.llible for the removal Of
obstructi"ns, Irregularities. Prolapsus Utcri,
Calling ofths Womb, Leuchorrcn, or Whites,
and all the diseases p,cniar to females. This
remedy has never in IL single case, failed in
producing the Menses. I have re ceived many
letters Of recommendation which all say it is
'thc best remedy we haze ever used" Sick
ness at thu stomach. lunguor. debility, pains
in the head. back anG side, loss Of appetite,
costlvchsSs &c.. arc some of tn symptoms
which attend irregular menstruaton. This
Remedy may be had by addressing Mr.. J.*S.
Sheppard, Box 81 70. finrinnatt and in. lo.ine
one dollar, and the remedy will be sent by
rvturn mail
CAUTION.
Lac les who al" pregnant should not usethis
emedv. ns it is sire t" bring on miscarriage.
houyh withou. Injury :" health. One hnx
one dollar three boxes 1;v" dollars. All let
ters Of inquiry must contain postage stamp
to insure un answer.
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Box 1,l43, Cincinnati, q.
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e Ha7e 1argo und oPlendcd ASSORTMENT OF
JOB TYPE! !!

All Job Work done at this Office will be dore
promptly, and is Warranted to give entire sat
isfaction. We have consta, ty on hand, or vii!
print to order, oil kinds Of Legal Blanks,
Nor tgages, with or without Waiver,
Chattel Mortgages, Deeds,
Bonds, Agreements.
Summons, Executions,
arrants, Ncnircs,
Subpoenas.
We will print to order on the Short
est notice and at the lowest prices,
Addresses, Books,
Blanks, Balls,
Bill Heads, Bills of Lading,
Circulars, Cards,
Checks, Catalogues,
Hand Bills, Letter Heads,
Posters, Pamphlets,
Show Bills, Receipts,
Notices, Tickets,
Or anything else that was ever done in
a Printing Office.
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY PRoApTLY FILL
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: LIBBY HOUSE,.

Nos 81. 4. IS WATER STREET NEW YORK
Three doors abov the Hudson River Il
<,r . H. Depot
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Farming Districts,

We are prepared to do any and all kinds o
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Pioa65fk DeaieSl3e,

TT Ta1 ffEenE1R 4sR plSoa.A5, q eepsiae,ins
the Federal Administration is the cause Of the
country and ot goVd 60 ernme mt, will heartily
sustain the policy Eof the President and his
Cabinet, in full faith that such policy will be
marked BY the highest wisdom: sswell as the
The Pioneer ana Dsmo mocr at has bee been rdesienat-
ed by the Federal Administ, alton as the r..
+ OFFICIAL PAPER Fol: MINNESOTA,
in Place of the Saint Paul Press; and the ~
L1eos cf Congress, Treaties eoitA For
eign Foecers,' and Public Notices
go AMI Advertisements, 49,: r
will hereafter be published officially. in ali ths
editions Of this paper. This will add greatly Z
to- the value of tie paper, and be special in
|dacement for the people Of the State to sub
scribe to its issues. .'' - = - -
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AS an Advertising medium, the VOLUNTEER
CANNOT BE EXPELLED. 1t has a large and randi
ly increasing circulation. It's circula alton is. to
great extent, confined to the
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nl4Y6-3W
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y .r1aE1BE fMpT1nVW:Rii@V|iiis: T.:

. .WPlease see New, Price List and Circula,
before engaging < elsewhere 20" " 6s'7S 7S's 77'sS
; a " ecimen of either ofn he followip9 will b
mailed, post Paid, for @ i25 cents, The whole
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-06-11
OF RED VlNG.

and also ofa11 the principal Markets in the coun
try. Aud this item alone is worth more t.
every farmer in the County than
TWICE THE PRICE OF A PAPER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18

Desperate Fight at Washington, N.Cr.--
Twelve Hundred Rebels Repulsed by
Five Hundred National Troops---Gun-
boat Blown Up. -. ... .....t ,-..
FORTRESS MoNRoE, Sept. 10.-By the
arrival OF the steamer Guido, we learn the
rebels 1900 strong surprised the town, Of
Washington, NO. at daybreak on the 9th
After desperate fight of two hours ,lhe
rebels were rspulsed and dpursued several
miles. .a... ,.'..4 .a.sIL. ..e'l .-...
The lstregiment NC. Vols under Col
Potter, fought with the greatest bravery
and most determined Leroism. Potter
had his horse shot under him.
The gunboat Louisiana rendered es
sentisl service in shelling the rebels out
Eof strong position. they had seized.-
The guhboat Picket was blown up by an
accidental explosion of her magazines. -
Capt Nicholas aud 10 men were killed
and s. wounded. Our loss on shore was
Z killed and Al wounded. Thirty rebels
were killed and 40 taken prisoners. Our
forces engaged we're only 500. I0
In addition to our killed and wounded
we have men missing. y s,g.l .s
A large number Of rebels were wounded
Gen Foster and staff went to Wash
ington, NO. on Sun uday. Col Stevenson
will have command Of Newbern in Gen
Fosters. absence.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18
NO.26
Rebel PFivateers In Distress-HEortai.
ItyAmong the French In Mexico,

Hebei PKivateers In Dissress--NIortais
lty Among the French In Mexico.
New YoRK, September 10 The steam.
er Columbia has arrived
The Havana correspondence Of the As
soclaie Press states that the pirate steam
sr ovieto. or, Florida, nov called, is a
wooden steamer Of slow speed, and has
Iroo Patts 70 her hold 10 be plated with.
She LEFT Nassau on August 9th for
Green hey, where she moubtrd her ar
mameht OF three SO Founders each side,
and 2 swivel 100 Founders, and then went
TO Cardenas, where she was ordered of
BY the authorities, who placed war steam,
srs each side Of her. allowing none bu.
the doctor 10 leave her or go aboard, A
number Of seamtn from Havana arrived
there and vas arrested and imprisoned.
Yellow, fever, prevailed abohsd., She
has lost many Of her crew by sickness.
de'ertlon. &c. Nine we're buried on tue
3ls'., including son of Maffit. her oom.
nsnder. She then went TO Havana, ar.
irving there on the 1st of rptember, with
only thirty siS hands, most Of them, in.
sludlns the Captain. sick. The Captain
has putrid fever. -, -.
The ship Is leaky; she was ordered of
aud went to sea on the 1st. in heavy
thunder som.
The UDited States steai1tt Penguin
was of Havana Oh the 9Th. :
Vera Cruz dates oi the lst state that
Doblado has resigned from ,Juarsz' sCabi-
net, and has returned to Guam State with
his troops. rtd a..tp
French troops landed on The 22d, and
left for Orizabs. .....- ...,..,
Yellow fever and dysentery have kill.
ed 70 per cent. on the Ry"nch. ,vsssel.--
The Amazon. whose complement is 675,
has now bu. 40 men left.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18
Thoughts for Young Men.

Costly apparatus and splendid cabinets
have no magical power TO make scholars.
70 all circumstances. as man is. under
God, the MASTER Of his own fortune, so is
he the maker Of his own mind. The Crea.
tor has 80 constituted the human intellect
that il can grow only by its own action,
and by It's own action il must certainly
and necessarily grow. Every man must
therefoye, in an important sense, educate
himself. His books aud teachers are but
|hslps--the work is his. A man is not
educated until he has the ability to sum-
mon, in case Of emergency, all his men-
tai power in vigorous exercise, to effect
his proposed object, II is not, the man
who has seen the most, or who has read
the most, who Can do this, such one is
in danger of being torne down like beast
Of burden. by an overloaded mass of other
mems thoughts. Nor is it man who
can boast merely Of native yigor aud Sapa.
city, The greatest of all tie warriors
that went to the siege Of Troy had the
pre-emihencs not because the nature had
given him strength, and he carried the
largest bow, but self.dlscipline bad taught
him how to bend it.1-DanieI Webster.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18
COJ1NTv OFFICERS: :.

Judge Of Fairasid Common Plsas conrt-HENRY
@. WHITMAN, residence Lancaster. Ohio. :,
Probate Jndgs-JKSSEI EoHNER, o6ice In Publ c
pro,ssatinr A.torn.y- -wILLIAM T. WISE.
CisrE Of coart--JoHN C. RAINEY, Office Public
Building. ..
Tssassr,r--P. g. BENADUM ,oficePu lie Building G
RGeopdsr--A. SYFERT, 0nice Public Building:
Sarusyor-B. T.. HANNUM, once Public Building
CorONsr--L. SHEFFER, residence Madison Up.
Commissionsrs--JOSEPH SHARP, OF Bern Town
shjp; JONAS A. BAKER, OF Walnut Township, and
JOHN W.CUNN4NGHAM m of Hooking Township.
,.,SoAooI EraMjnstb rWiLLIAM VIII EY, JOHN
WILLIAMS and URtAH G. RUTTER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18


Rebel News---Beauregard in Command
p at Charlestou---Generals Woudded at
5 Hull Run. ss sa s-a. ..,+ .ZIss
z FoRrREss MoNRoE Sept. 9.-The Rich
mond Dispatch OF the 9Th has the fol.
lowing :e' rd' ...'e ...- ~
"There are now sixty eight of Pope's
commissioned officers snd one surgeon in
confinement here. They are no. consid-
cred prisoners Of war. An aid of Gen'l
Burnside is, however, placed in that cat
egory. rf 15t .'.f' El.zas lfr.r
lean unusually large number of Fede-
raj schooners were visible OF Charleston
Sc. bar early Tuesday moruing 'J..
i'In the battle on Friday, Gen. Ewpll
was shot through the knee. Gen Trim
BILE was wounded in the foot. General
Talaferro was wounded in the neck and
leg.
The Columbia Is. C) Guardian says
Gen. Beauregard, on reporting for duty,
was assigned to that department, which
We believe, includes Charleston and it's
|defs nses ..j ."H 'I .' f'.t
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18

P1cKLBD PEtcHFs Take q gallon Of
good vinegar aud add 4 pounds Of sugar.
boil it for few minutes, and remove any,
scum that may arise; then take peaches
that are fully ripe, rub them with fan.
mel olo.b, to get off tie down upon them,,
and stick three or four, cloves in each;
put them into glass or eartherD vessel,
and pour the liquor on them boiling hot;
cover them up and let them stand in a
cool place for week or ten days. then
pour of tie liquor. and boil il g before.
after which return it boiling to the peach
|es. which should be carefully covered up
and stored away for future use.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18
nzy-Tba Ad;utan, (IanA,al ofToyv,a t.tstas .I

HTbe Adjutant General of Iowa states
that the number Of men thus far enlisted
in that State. since the, first call Of the
President for SOC, 900 volunteers. is more
than I1,0o04more than enough 10 flI
Iowa's quota under both calls. In sddi-
ton to this. over !, 500 have been enlisted
to FIJI the old regiments.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18
'nv-MaDv of our devoted womeu, \ \

ER-Many Of our devoted women, who
have struggled ard suffered fot Ihe coun-
try, deserve more for their services thar. a
mere recognition, and for whose cases no
adequate provision bas been made, Many
have IaboIed in hospitals. where their ser.
vices have been Of most essential value,
until their own health has, been injured,
pei manenlly ruined Many in the pre-
paration Of equipments and munitions for
the Government. bave suffered to an equal
extent, While. the, wounded or disabled
soldier gets bis pension for life, we know
Of no similar ptoyision having besn.made
for the invalid hospital nurse. This, is
not as it should be, To place the sexes
upon equal equality ip This particular,
would be an act Of equal gratitude and
justice.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18

w"When a man takes more pleasure
in earning money than in spending it,"
saysa . popular writer on economy, she
has taken thel6rst step toward wealth" !"
This is good in its place, but il may be
well to be reminded, that when a man
takes more pleasure in boarding than in
doing good with 1t, he has taken q long
step towards perdition.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18
aonx Avn 1oR pRINTrNa,

We are prepared to execute all descriptions oiJOB
WORK. such as CARDS, CIRCULARS, POSTERS.
sBAbI.TICKETS, and every other variety Of PLAIN
AND FANCY JoBPING, with new and superlofispe
and on short notice.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18
Tecumssh, Aug. IS. 1862,

GLoRiJus News FsoM CALIroRSIA.--
The first news. of the California election.
which took place on Wednesday last, is
most ch. eriug. So far as heard from
on Thursday there wess overwhelming
majorilits everywhere for the Republican
Union ticket. The Anti Latham candi-
dates for the Legislature had been elect.
ed, in every county from which returns
had been received Last year the com.
hined Democratic, vote Of the Stats was
z 7.658 over that Of the Republican Cover.
nor, the joint Democratic vote in the Leg
isatuIe was 63 10 81 Republicans. Sem
atlr Latham. whose term expires on Che
4lh Of March next, has done his utmost
to secnrs the Legislature, but his labor
has been in vain. ,e.f'. ,.'a.
LATER - Returns up 10 Saturday show
A Union, Republicans apd four Union
Democrats elected to the Assembly. Ev.
cry Democratic candidate for Senator is
defeated. The entire opposition in that
branch consists of six Douglas aud four
Breckinridge Democrats who hold over.
The victory is complete. t..t
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18
chinese spaer Cane.

The Topeka Tribune asked some, quss.
tions OF farmers in reference 10. the Chi.
nese Cane, aud received the following
answers, which We clip from it's columns:
list. ls the cane good for feed after
having been ground and pressed p l
l answer; it Is not; although. stock will
eat some Of it and no. appear to be hurt
a. all. Being sweet and easily eaten
from being .m'shed, some animals will
ca, SO much cfyit as to ipinre themselves.
L. bad better bs led in small Quantities If
at all. .., ..,, =, J. 49,,
I'D, Iss.he seed good for horses, cat
tie, hogs and hens ?" 1. is, fret rate.
sd. Does the cane require 10 bs
fully ripenrd to make good sugar and
molasses o., -. ..,...
II dose not, as il losss it's sweetness and
juice and becomes dry and pithy. have
made il my business. while my cane was
gtoWing, to determine it's peculiar,ties.
So faEas could, that might know bow
TO cultivate it properly cut stalks
every lew days. after it tasseled out
until dead ripe. and fOand that before
that the seed was full in the milk
The juice had . grsenish, uupleas-
ant taste. although very sweet; when it
was iuil size it had no unpleasant taste;
The liner portion Of the stalk was about
as sweet as sugar candy and the stalk
perfect. When the seed began to turn
dark on the tip of the heads, found q
small hollow forming in the centre ofthe
stalk next to the head, and as the seed
ripened. this extended down the stalk. Civ
ing it pithy. drisr APPEARANCE. The
juice about this hollow became fat aud
insipid, with but little sweetness. and
tasted very much like the last run Of ma
pie sap, after the buds have started. I
have since cut mine about the time the
seeds 6rst commence, turing, and find it
yields more Jucs. of a more pleasant and
swseter taste than after the seed have be-
come fully maiured. .....''
4th. II the frost should nip the ,cauS
before it 10 matpred, will it make equally
as good sugar and molasses?" -.
1t swlI not, nnless so far ma.ured that
it eau be cut aud used as soon as Dippsd.
A light frost would not iDjure it to
4uy extent. but each farmer pLould exam:
Inc and determine for himself-cireum.
stances after cases
Will some Of your readers who have
experimental with the Chinese sugar
cane, give through the medium of your,
columns. some information. in relation to
their mode Of manufacturing the sugar
and sprup,and lheil experience generally.
PLANTER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18

@TO keep your poor relatives from
you commit suicide.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18

tlon 10 ssrt t-gFi sg5 Usi'UsssE aFw
All manner of rumprs arsain, circpla
ton here with gregard 70 s1great battle
having been fonghi, can oplY say, with
certainty, 3, that no, intelligence Of this
chsrac'qr has, besp received by telegraph
or otherwise ,at on h.-L .n..li Linn ~.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-09
The Pretended Presentment Of the
Grand Jury.

On Monday last the Journal contained what
purported to be presentment of the Grand
Jury. alleging the grave crime of treason
against certain persons. said to be citizens of
Indiana. That pretended presentment IS sup
posed to be a fraud or fiction. from the fact
that each member of the Grand Jury of the
United States Courts solemnly swears or afirms
that the counsel of the State, his and his
fellows, shall be kept n secret. unless called
upon 10 make the disclosure in court OF justice
This oath would necessary preclude any juror
from making any disclosure of any testimony
taken before III, jury. unless rs witness in a
court OF Justice Not believing thai any Grand
Jurvman would peuure himself by making dis
closures from which he is prohibited by solemn
oath, ander the pains and penalties of perjury,
We are constrained 10 believe and pronounce
the pretended pre<entment of the Grand Jury
as published in the Journal OF Monday last. a
base fabrication forgery. We append. in vim
dication Of what We have said, the oath which
each Grand Juror takes when entering upon the
discharge OF his duty as such
OATH TO FOREMAN GRAND JURr.
leu 20 sotonhty streor or aJtrm. that. saving
yourself and fellow jurors. YOU. as foreman OF
shis grand inquest. shalt diligently inquire and
true preseniment make. of all such matters and
things as shall be given YOU in charge. or other
wise come 10 your knowiedge. touching the pres
ent service the eoaRssi Of the State; yosr orn
and yoar |eiiors. yoa sAsA keep seero unless
called on IN court OF justice 10 make disclosure
lou shall present no one through malice, hatred,
or i'll WILL nor shall YOU leave any person unpre
presented through fear. favor. Jr affection. Tor
any reward ot hope thereof: but IN all your pre-
sentiments YOU shall present the truth, the whole
truth. and nothing but the truth. according %
the best Of your skill and understanding: and
this you do 90 you rsA assrer 10 God al fhe
Great Day. or under The paiss and ysssiiy of
yotsry.
rHE LIKE To rnr GRAND JURORS.
You and each Of you do solemnis sseear or al
firm. that the same oath that A. b.. your tore
man. hath now taken. before YOU. on his part.
you and each Of YOU shall we'll and truly observe
and keep on your respective parts. and this you
do, ss you shall ansrer 10 God al The Great Day.
Or nado The pains and psaa!i,ss Of p<.yary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-09
M DiCAL.

FESHESE Pills the result Of much steady and
full experience in all varieties of Female comp ainfs.
and ia Of irregularities. Suspensions. LeachorThea
Whites, Inflammation OF the Bladder Kidney and
Womb and loss OF Nervous Energy, etc. Their use l.
above all praise.
Are entirely free from any Mereuria Mineral poison.
are purely vegetable and are free from Danger can be
used with perfect safety.
Among the many thousands that have used them in all
parts Of the Union speak III Of them FOR ali like
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-09
NJ e DICAL.
PREVENTION is Better THAN CURE

FIy0 LADIES OF DELICArEHEALT 0RIMPAlRED
organization. or to those by whom az increase OF
family from any Objectionable the ersgnec
would offer prescription which is perfectly reliable and
safe and which has been prescribed In various part Of
the Old wordfor che pastcentury Although this article
isvery cheap and simple yett has been put up in hall
pntbotle and sold very extensively AZ the exherbtani
price Of IS per bottle. the undersigned proposes fur
nsh the recipe for 81 by the possession of which every
lady supply herselfwith perfect safeguard a. any
drug for the trng OF % cents Any
physician druggist wtel you perfectly harmless
thousands of testimonials be procured Of its efficacy
Sent TO any part ofhe world receipt by address.
ing. DR.. Z. DbskhAIA,
P.O. Box, x 1853, New Haven Connecticut.
atyg9-d6w'Gl
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-09
PROPOSALS FOR cANTEENs.

oFFIcr Qu4KTrRnAsTERs DEPAE.NESr, 4. SAL
Indianapolis Ind, Aug s, 1see. \
SsEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
= until 10 O'Clock NJ, August Is, ls5 for the &C.
livery AT The Government Warehouse IN this city. Of
no o0Ol Ten Thousand Can;eens covered ard Straps
Army Pattern In boxes. One-hAlf u the above To be
de vered m l0l len Days from date Of contract. and
the balance in 40 len Dap thereafter Samples can be
seeu Al thi. Office. Address Proposals as follow:
JAMES A. EKIy.
40 N. L. 5. A indianapolis. fad-,
aud endorse them Proposals for canteens."
au p-dtd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-09
e on Il ID a. Mt IA l.
HAPPINESS OR MISERY ?
THAT Is THE QUESTION

THAT Is THE QUESTION
yEHHE proprietors Of the 'PARISIAN CABINET OF
il WONDERS, ANATOMY. and MEDICINE" have
determined, regardless of expense issue. free for the
benefit Of suffering humanity POUR Of their
structive and interesting Lectures Marriage and its
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o. Maturity CT Ignorance Il PhysioIc gy and Ma
lures Law These invaluable Lectures have been the
means OF enghteDing and saving thousands, and will BE-
forwarded free the receipt Il four stamps by address
ing SECRETARY PARfsfsS cAnSET ANATOMY AN
MEDICINE, 5s3 Broadway, New York. je23-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-09

IF The Union Democracy of Pulaski county
will hold convention, Saturday, August
3Jth at Winamac, to nominate candidates for
county Offices.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-09
COLD AND SILVER.

will pay the highest price for American Gold and ST.
yer, also for United Statas Demand Notes old issue.
KILBY FERGUSON,
Exchange Broker
Ofee No. "a East Washington street. up-stairs ID
door To right hand. jyI9-1Od
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-09

- The Democracy of Stark county will
hold convention on Saturday, the 10Th inst, 10
nominate candidates for county Offices.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

-Fy-W We are authorized to announce JOHN \.
BEAL an Independent unconditional Union candidate
for Common Pleas Judge for the 18th District
e We are authorized TO announce JOHN
BREWER, of Southport, candidate for County Re-
corer subject to the decision Of the Democratic Con-
venton.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-09
SPEECH OF
Hon. JOHN =. CARLILE,

AZ the Great Mass uecssug Of the he.
mserscy and Conservative ctssxens
OF Indiana. hesd at endianapoiSs,
July 10th, 1899. 49,
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-09-13
A Popular Fallacy.

The fact that this nation is Repub-
Tic, and that it is the will ofthe people
which governs, has led to some anom-
alous notions in respect to the conduct
of the war. This proceeds more from
a misiuterpretration and misapplica-
ton of certain general phrases or for
,nulas, expressive of the system of a
republican government, than from a
general wrongheadedness among the
people, Every one hears these phrases
daily, uses them daily, and some per
sons, generally from want of compre'
hension Of their true meaning, often
from the sed;lious inucndoes Of dema.