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The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-31
MORGANTOWN, Ocr. 81, 1865.
THE ELECTION A GREAT CON-
SENTATIVE VICTORY.-THE IN
TELLIGENCER CLIQUE FOiLED
AND DESPONDENT.

Idh I'll EC .oN Tr.E IL
srE,tIcENCER CIoUE FoILED
AND DEsPoNDENT.
While 1t is true that '''' MONITOR
is the only journal 10 the district 'hS'
endorsed Mr.. Brown, ali" ''''''e" lux
only one III the State t"a' gave d nus
and hearty support 10 MS s'ec'''"' -
yet We II" not cia'n1 at the f'"'. 81
his great success. 1he'e were o.
az COCOA s'''se' '"''' Go -
penseu us CAUSE J" o'"e' pa - -,
d'strlcf, ana nave SI'o'''f'''s'e'
su'ts eq"ai II n''1 "s s'ea' "a '''"|
cnmpl!she'l ID TINS c3nn'!!'
Considering the magnitude 81 ''e
opposition we nave "ishs'oo'-'"e
glant-hSe efforts II tie 7a"lcs' parry
supported, too, by f"" ]'hfn"lS'
the Fa'rmont National, sn' " heel
ing lntettsgence', one IN the o'""'c''
and the other with an extensive CIT
culatlon therein, nua each Pa''inS
forth every effort N IT'S power, accom-
panied with the fertile expe3iehts
and secret Vaccinations Of the most
artfu! wire-pullers i'll the State-hav-
ing overri1aen their every scheme,
broken down their convention, and
foiled and routed them IN their own
ground ut every stau.i they have
oao ,,,;n,, there :. - 81, for the
..s.rt;o, ,hs, r. ;s m. 81 the vreat-
-, commemorative victories eyer accom-
nl;shrd ir tie State.
T. il o relief 50 refreshing as cen
hardly be- EXPRESSED in words, to
know tina. we have at least orc rep
-esen,st;va in Conrress: that one an
.crnnnl,us CLIQUE of politicians are
70 }onpsr +, have exclusive control Of
o,r i. ffa;re ,h,t We are 20 !nnuer 70
bsr, orr harls tonuntrd and lashe;l
;,,o .verv conrse .ha. This Lntsii;ren-
c-r cl;n,a az Vbe.linv mav chnose
TO dictate. We say we rejoice a. 'hl7
first dawn o: day over oHr benlghted
little State !: yes not so much over
what has been accomplished, as "vr?
what the past elect;oa roT7e"H&.
We would havs sot':4 ut our ii'"','
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The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-31
Diseases Of Kidneys and Bladder.
IN YOUNG OR AGED,
MAIE nR EEMAI
DELICATE CHIIDREN.

MALE OK FEM ALE,
arc speedily removed, and the patient restored 70
health.
DELICATE CHILDREN.
Those suffering from .MARAsMUs. wasting
away, with scarcely any flesh on their bones, are
cured in very short time: one bottle 10 such
cases, will have most surprising e6eet-
PARENTS having suffering children - above.
and wishing TO raise them, will never regret he
day ther commenced With these Bittsn.
Literary Men, Students,
and those working hard with their brains, should
always keep = bottle Of BOOFJAHD'S BITTERS
near them, As they will find much bensft from
its use, TO both mind and body, invigofstipg asd
not depressing.
II IS NOT ArLIQUoR sTlxULAyT.
And leaves no PHsstsstiss.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-31
< Hooaand's German Bitters

will cure every case Of CHRONIC OR NERVOUS
DEBILITY, DISEASE OF THE hip aab = asG
DISEASES ARISING FROM A DlSORDERED
STOMACH. e3-Observe the following symP-
toms resulting from Disorders Of the Digestive
Organs:
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullne.s Or Blood
10 the Head, Acidity Of the Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, DISCUS, for Food, Fullnes, or Weight
in the Stomach, Sour Fluctuations, Sinking or
Flu,,ering II, the pi, Of the Stomach, Swimming
of the Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing
Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or Sutfocating
Sensations when in lying posture, Dimness o.
Vision, Dots or Webs before the Sight, Fever and
Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency Of Pcrspiratios.
Yellowncss of the Skin and Eyes, Pain IN the
Side Back, Chest, Limbs, &c. Sudden ;flu'nss
ings Of Evil, and great Depression Of Spirits.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-31

NOT ARUI UK1MX!
. u1cpI.Y CONCENTRATED syEGFrABL1
FxTRACT.- PURE TONIC, THAT WILL
PEiiRyE THE AFFLICTED, AND NOT
HiKF DRUNKARDS. ~
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-31
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under me
name of Bi,tcrs, put up in quart Bottles, COIN
pounded of the cheapest whisky or common rum.
costing from 20 10 30 cents per gallon, the taste
disguised by Anse or Coriandcr Seed.
This class Of Bit,ers ha, caused and will con.
,nue TO cause, as long AS they can be sold, hun
dreds TO die the death OF the druukard. ~ 'leir
use the system is kept continually under the in'
aucnce Of Alcoholic Slimunn,s OF the worst
kind the desire for Liquor is created and kept
up, and the result is all the horrors s,tendan: up
on Il drunkard's life and death.
For those who desire and will have Liquor
Bi,,ers. We publish the following recipe: Get
One hottie lI0Ofia nd's German Bitters
and mix with Three Quarts OF good Bran.
dy or whisky, and the result will nesPsrp:f'
alton that will FAR EXCEL in medicinal vir-
tues and true excellence any Of the numerous Ii.
ouur Bttcrs in the market, and will cost much
less. You will have MI the virtues Of HOOP.
LANDS BITTERS in connection with " GOOD
article of Liquor, al much less price than thes'
;pf.r;or nroparations will cost YOU
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-31
H00FI AMOS GERMAN bITIeRS

TIUVI SVIVV y 0SttUTSV S51 WV
will give YOU o GOOD APPETITE, will give
YOU STRONG, HEALTHY NERVES.
will give Won BRISK AND ENERGETIC FEEL
lNGS,-wil enable you 10 SLEEP WELL, and
will positively prevent
Yellow Fever, Bilious Fever, &c.
Those suffering from Broken Down and
Delicate Contributions, from whatever eau
ses. either in MALE OR FEMALE, will find 10
HooFLANO's GERMAN eITTERs
A REMEDY
that will restore them 10 their usual health -
Such has been tie case in thousands o: Instance,
and IL fair triGl is but required 10 prove the -.
ser,ion. Sso- Remember that these Wt,ers are
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-31
wager !

In conclusion. We express ourselves
exceedingly happy over tue entire
results of the late elections in this
district, and have only to call on cur
conservative friends to stand fast in
the faith.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-31

arc speedily removed, and the patient restoret
health
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-09


ADJ es< of the Drsa ocrafic uemb ers
o th> Geusr.i Asscnbiy u The People q Indiana
setting forth the hitery Of the late session. and the
re..ons why had not accomplished during ifs
ssnstifafiOnsi term. THIS decumeut makes psmpne'
O. sixteen psse- ard I'll be furnished IN any quantity
rrses 81 80 per hnndred-
Th~ Ceu~erips aef-speech OF Hon
n VOORHEES,. on the conscrsption Bill In the House OF
R.rr...nsa.ve. February e. 1855. This Is Of the
sn.., speeches Of Mr. Voorhees,. question Tow
cupylnx large share ~ public attention and every
citizen in Indiana should have acopy II makes pam
pallet u eight pages. Price 81 per hundred.
The Liberty OF the Cittzen-Speech
Of Hon w. Voorhees, delivered IN tie House II Rep.
res.st.ves Feorusry IL. lss5 the "Aet Indemnify
the President and other persons for supendlng the wit
Of hssess esTpas. ard done IN pursuance thereof
printed in pamphlet form. and Be obtained q,
this ocs. This T. The great effort Of NJ voorhees, 10
protect The liberty Of the citizen. and shoed be in the
hands Of every voter IN lnii'ns u makes pamphlet
Of sixteen pages. Price 81 SO per hundred.
= PAN orders should direct the speeches 20 be sent
BY .xp-ess the postage will be cen, copy, AID
must be prepaid.
Aedse.. ELDER, HARDNESS 4 BINGHAM.
fndi snapolis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-09
ALL SORTS OF PARAGRAPHS.

There are now in the United States service
about 81, 900 colored troops.
Six ministers were drafted in Reading,
Pennsy Methodists. one Lutheran,
one Episcopalian, and one Roman Catholic.
1t is strange that the Republicans should as.
sumo the name of loyalists-the very name
chosen by the tories OF the revolution.
fIt is positively stated in reliable quarters that
vsymsster's clerk in the army OF the South
west has sent here Tor deposit some five thousand
dollars for less than u years labor This sum is
represented TO have been made in collecting sut-
lers claims against soldiers.
-ARNY PAYxAsrERs' AccorSrs-Some ides
OF the magnitude Of The business Of settling army
Paymas'ers accounts may be inferred from the
fael that over one hundred aud fifty clerks are
erU ployed upon them at the Office of Second
Ay'itor; vet. with all this force there is a wear
and q halfs accumulation of accounts and claims
in that office.
The Abolitionists, saws the Seneca Advert
Sc. have improved upon their claim that MIR
Liaeoln is the Government They now call
hin "the country" Mrs. Lincoln has heretofore
Beg Mrs. Government" but now, We suppose
shi is Mrs. Country"
1T is amusing to read Republican papers,
and the illusions of Republican speakers. Val
ndigham and his supporters are sympath,trs
with JED. Dssis-iriends of the Southern Con
federaey.
Then there is Woodward. Democratic capdi
d1ne for Governor of Penasy lsania- He Is
reSei by the same authority: 80 are all his sup
potters Ia the two States. there will be nearly
hsifa million OF rebel votes cast.
Now IL all this be true. the final succe OF the
re- elton Is certain and we had better see now If
J.zf Davis will consent 10 ackDO~lejse the la
desendence Of the United S.stes Louisville
D4poerst
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-09
seward aud chase in New York.

The proceedings of the Syracuse Convention
have I'D one result. and that is the ascendancy
once more of the Old Seward philanx in this
St,te. and the complete overthrow Of Chase and
his followers. including poor Gree'ey, who feels
in sad condition This il the meaning of the
Convention ut Syracuse Nor was il Thurlow
Weed who organized and mtrshalle'l the Seward
forces in this f.ht 1t was Raymond who did i;
NIL. Weed has become snperahnuated imhe
Gle. and his days of ampaigning are over The
whole credit is due TO Raymond. Seward has
Chase under his feet in New York but let him
take care t" keen uppermost. for Chase is not a
N IN To he kent down, and this is the oay State
in which he has not so engineered to get the
upper hand Of hS adversary. The igh is still
going on between the distinguished individuals
and we hone the President will not interfere t.
stop it.-lN Y. Herald
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-09
For the State Sentinel.
0War In Jasper"

Ed SENTINEL: Knowing that you do not in
tend 10 do injustice to any one. let me beg space
sufficient To correct statements heretofore made
in regard To this affair.
You are wrong in stating that the Rev. Capt.
Martin is the Provost Marshal for Jasper-no
burthen 40 heavy has. yet. been laid upon
no calamity so great has as yet fallen upon that
people
Captain Tatman is the Provost Marshal for
that county, and il ia due 10 him to say that, in
his official action. demeaned himself Ikea citizen.
soldier and gentleman. IN performing what he
conceived to be his duty. Mr.. DJdd himself
speaks in terms OF praise of Captain Tatman
The Rev Captain Martin is quite different
person-profe>sedly preacher OF the everlasting
gospel of Jesus Christ. He has been commits
stoned by Governor Morton ,ptain of the
M,lroy Guards. company of Major General
Nansfeld's legion, and located at Rensselaer, for
the State defenses.
The reverend Captain is also a cattle dealer,
hog merchant and horse trader. and on Sunda S
does still. ut times, command the light horse hal
leuah company, OF doubtful orthodoxy, and va =.
riagated colOrs. His neighbors-and they are
best qualified 20 Judge of such matters are of the
opinion that the death OF our blessed Lord and
Savior can not be made available To his saliva
ton. IL will be 10 disappointment to many OF
his friends if the said Rev Captain Martin,
preacher 0i the eOspei OF Jesus Onrist, snouiu oe
barred out of the first resurrection.
Major General Mansfield Colonel Lag Noble
and Governor Morton can see BY reference to III
Rev. CAPITA NJ ,rtin's General Orders Nos. |. ,
and 3. and by an inspection OF the Rev
Captains plan OF battle and his daring and in
trepid movements during the sangunary engage
ments of Saturday End Sunday. that he will Ger
tiinly be handle down to fame and although
the enterprise OF capturing one single unarmed
man not successful, still the Rev. Captain
Martin exhibited military genius of high order,
and he should be sent Immediately to fructify
the grand prairie upou the Lincoln homeopathic
principle
Great credit is also due to the 'Larue giants
for their prompt and efficient all is so vigorously
reinforcing the Rev Captain Martin.
JASPER
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-09

Ma EDITOR: In order to correct many mis-
statements, and put to rest various rumors. and
TO satisfy anxious inquiries in regard to the af-
fair ut Rensselaer,. OH Saturday ast let me briefly
give the facts they occurred:
The meeting passed off without the least dis
turbine of any kind. Mr. Sharpe OF Newton
county. upon taking the chair. cautioned the peo
pie 10 do no act which would tend to irritite the
friends of the Administration; he even requested
them not to expose or exhibit any wooden or
copper breast pins and not TO hurrah tor Valan
digham. There was not person upon the ground
during the whole day in the least under the in
fpence of liquor.
Guards, seemed to be dissatisfied with the speech.
as we'll AS several Others hut there were very
many Republicans Who expressed themselves
freely TO the effect that they had heard it all
through and saw nor heard no treason in it.
AT about bedtime Captain Tatman with squad
of MrOy Guards. came TO the house of Mr.. Bal
lard. whose hospitality was the willing recipient
of. and said il was his unpleasant duty to place
me under arrest upon the verbal statements OF
Mr.. James Spencer. Ed w J. Larue, NJ d and
II o Hoffman. d. ID !. of giving utterance to
reasonable language. This was certainly rather
informal. hut that might be allowed to continue
nv visit with my frieuds, Mr. Ballard and his
esttmlble lady and be allowed TO proceed to II
dianapOls Mt my and pleasure, did consent
to the authority of Captain Tatman upon these
conditions. have not been arrested,
has there been any restraint put
upon my freedom, nor any indgnty cast upon
my person. Ii ia due TO Capt Tatman to say
that he acted in the premises doubtless with
view of keeping the peace and quiet Of the com
murity in which he lives. as well as to protect
from the hands of a mob. Possibly VIC
lence would have been offered hid he not inter
posed. but it was at least a wise precauton Ny
word is given to respond TO any charges and
specifications or indictments against me. by either
the civil or military authorities-that is all
There is no reason to anticipate anything but
justice and right in the adjudication of the case.
DOM
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-09
Of an-s $780,. H. 10 a.. .....k =.

belongs learn TO-DAY. however. that the report
OF Lees crossing the Raprahsnnock i not con
h. mel but. ON the contrary. that conSiderab e
portion of Lees army had been sent 10 Charlie,
ton to assist Beauregari in the defense OF that
place Whether the last report : true not.
can not vet DC determinei; but II J. quue ikey
10 he correct. At all events. in connection with
the reconnaissance recently nude to Bprf"ms
bridge. it shoss the importance Of taking Rch
m"nd this fall, and how easily that CITY can be
taken IL properly attacked. Indeed, IL is not too
much 10 saw that Charleston can not be taken as
long a. Richmond remains I'm the hands Of the
Contederates: and that. in order 70 take Charles
ton. we must take Richmond first As long as
Richmond rem iins intact, the Confederates have
II IN their power to reinforce Charleston to any
extent: and your readers NAV rely upon IL that IL
has been reinforced to an extent that makes its
capture now under command of Brigadier Gen
eral Gilmore and Admiral Dahlgren simply i'm.
possible
/ have con-ersed with an officer who accom-
panied gen Wistar's reconnOiss nee tn Bot.
toms bridge on the 2s,h of August. The ex.
petition m lie with only two regiments of
cavalry Had the force been 50p0 men, they
could have advanced TO the Notifications of
Richm nj and ascert lined the condition Of the
defeuses of that CITY. The statement as pub
lished. to the effect that the Chckahom'ny at
bpAtOm DFiu-t WAS rcIucftl ltuph~-fDit VI
consequence of the Confederate force there
having taken up the panks of the bridge is
simply nonsense. forded that stream, at the
point indicated. almost daily during the whole
Of the month Of June Of last year. and know
that in low stages at water like the pre~en {
presents no obstacle to the advance of cava ~.
Under what glorious auspices could Peninsu
lar campaign against Richmond he now under
aiken, The roads there now are in splendid
order. and will remain so for two months.
All the fruits and crops of that rich country,
IN luxnrlons abundance, invite our advance
We have undspured control of both the York
and mes rivers and the Pamunkey also. up
10 White House. and of the whole territory
and all the roads in the Peninsula itself. from
Fortress Monroe no TO Bottoms bridge, within
ten miles of Richmond. Gen. Me I'd, : army
l5o.0n0 strong. could easily take Richmond by
that route. while Washington might safely be
left to the deenses OF the forts 10y which it il
surrounded, and the volunteers that w0nd rush
there for that purposes. But. in point of fact.
there would he soldiers needed here. for
Washington is never so safe as when large
Union army is threatening Richmond. Let the
Peninsular campaign against Richmond be or
g"nized and the reb,ls viii have enough To do
in defending sheir OVID capital, and viii let
ours alone. x
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-09
STATE ITEMS.

CLARK CoUSrY The Democrats Of CLARK
county mt Thursdss IL convention 81 Choles-
ton. aud nominated the following eI relient ,ket
For Clvk. Campbell Hay; Aud'or. B.
Bidser; Recorder. J ? Appleg,'e; Con mis-
sioneF. Ne. Gresham; Appraiser. VIM DAVIS
The convention was ably addressed by Hon.
JostrH {. McDoxsLp and DR.. J. 5 ArHos.
There was large attendance OF the people. and
the meeting vas very enthusiastic.
-THF FRosr The Button Banner OF the
9th inst. says:
On Saturday night last. this vicinity wss visit
ed by a severe frost, which has destroyed nearl '
the entire corn crop. damaged potatoes seriously
and injured vegetation generally The cornfclds
look dry and dead enough for the month Of DC
tober
-DIsTRIssISe HoMcIDE-The Lafayette
Courier says an alteration took place in tina,
city on Saturday last. about five o'clock in the
afternoon. between J PAScERA and THEODORE
REBER, both well known citizens. res ulting in G
death Of the latter from blow OF tue fit. The
difficulty was invited by the deceased who was in
toxicated at the time REBER enjoyed fair
education. and has highly respectable relative
ut LoganspoIt, where bis father and sister re
side He leaves a wife and one child.
PAScERA was arrested upon his own voition
and was recognized in the sum of 81 900 for hi
ap, ea'ance at court. He is a of excel
lent habits. and by diligence in his business,
(buichering) has acquired handsome property.
JACK FRosT frost on Sunday morning
last did greet damage TO tt e tobacco crops In th
county. Many fields of fine tobacco were total,
destroyed. Ii is estimated that almost enc fifth
of the tobacco crop in this county is more or les
injured by the frost Il Rockport Democrat.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-09

sE~A great Democratic meeting is TO come
of at Hamilton. Ohio. on Thursday. the 10Th
inst Among the speakers announced. who will
probably Re present, are Hon. WIN. ALLEN. Of
Ohio: VIZ z. McMAsrEns. ESQ.,. editor OF the
New York Freeman's Journal; LUKE CozzEss.
Eco :. of New York. and Senator HENDRICKS. OF
this State. Appearances Indicate that IL will he
the largest and most imposing gathering. of the
wonderful uprisings of the people of Ohio to re
gain their lost liberties
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-09
The Danger OF a Financial crash.
The New York Herald sax.. .It "a ths anuI


The New York Herald says: 1T is the doub,
n which the future policy of the Administration
Is involved, and the uncertainty as TO the end of
the war, which undermine the financial stability
OF The Government Had the var Leen pushed
forward with vigor and success. and had not i'm
passable distractions been placed in the way of
the return of the Southern States to the onion.
there would be very little danger of the public
credit being impaired But let the present IN
satisfactory state OF things be continued for little
longer. and II ~ill be very difficult To prevent
universal financial crash The only possible pre-
ventive. indeed is another letter from the Presi-
dent. addressed 70 HoRAcE GRIZZLY or some
BODY. in which. after consulting the spirits in =
circle. including RoBERr DALE OWN, ASpREw
JACKSON DAVIS and AKrTxrs WARD. he will
positively announce the end Of the war within
some definite period. The operations of COM
neree and finance will then regulate themselves
sccocdingly. and public confidence will be resus.
eitaled !"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-09
SUN DIRE S.


500 doz. Glass Fruit Jars
/ 900 Gross Corks, all sizes;
1000 lbs. Sealing Wax;
500 doz. Brushes, of all kinds, sizes and
styles;
so bbls Coal Oil;
10 bbls. Benzine;
90 bbls Linseed Oil;
90 bbls. Lard Oil;
so bbls. Lubricating Oil;
so bbls. Whiting;
500 OF. Quinine;
so OF. Sulphate Morphia;
10 bales Terra Japonica;
10 cases Mss Liquorice, pure, for To-
bac"onists;
10 cases Stick Liquorice;
10 bales Sponges, quality various;
500 boxes Glass, all sizes;
500 gals. East India Castor Oil;
tuns White Lead, in Oil;
bbls. Sp'ts. Turpentine; !
% bbls. Varnish;
16 bbls. Alcohol;
472 lbs. Gum Shellac;
As bbls. Old Rye and Wheat Whisky;
10 doz. Old London Dock Gin;
40 doz. London Porter;
40 doz. Scotch Ale;
BY STEW Il MOIsGAN,i
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
jy4 No q East Washington s'reest.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-09
SINKING FUND NOTICE.
Notice to Sinking Fund Borrowers.

IL PERSONS I<DEBrFD TO THE SINKING yrrxp
are notified that lands mortSs xea 10 s.i ana snS
uhirh interest has not been paid sdvsncr win be
orered public sale on the second Tuesday Dsc<,-
Der next
b. order Of the Board. NE. TALBOT
sagis-dkw til oeii President.
IRexfss-r sad RePubiicsn. Lawrenoeburr: Courier
Madison: osEette and voksbots Essnsuill Jarn.l AZ
Fxpre-z TerTe Haute, Ied-rsonisn and sc-
u,ond: Times ard sentinel. Fo rsyne. Argus Corr
r Lafsyete; Democrat and Union. Laport~; Press 10
keno. Pact and Republican. Greensburgs H~rcury ans
s@n'inei kochetsr, Democrat and Republican Plymouth;
D-mocra and Spectator, Aoucello lacksonisn and Es
puhlican. ku>tsne. ID mocrsf and Republican. valpa-
rn~o ~ insert 10 The Of dellzrs sad send
bills rtceiped the once Of the Sking fund Cor paw
menf. With q paper ecntsisinx the sdv~rtisenens
s.w.rk>d."'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-09
Th is estimated that there were thirty five

thousand reople present at the monster Demo
cratic meeting held at Chlicothe. Ohio. on
Monday last T. v. HICKMAN. the one-armed
s,ldier. closed the speaking in very pleasant
and happy effort. which interrupted only by
showers Of bouquets and round after round Of
applause