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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-10-29
omeiaiRspt III ofGen. Browu.
HrApeUAgFERs q THE FlElD'
MAnsnAL1I Mo "a. ID. 1s63.

HgADQUABFERs d THE FIELD,
MARsuALB No, Oct. 10, 1853
GESrR4I;-Ihoyet the Iooor to re-
port that, aftG following tho enemy
through Cole Camp, Syracuse and Boon.
| vile, astonishing % make stand at
Merrlls Crossing Of Salt Fork, point
teight miles southwest Of Arrpw Rock,
aud about lhosane distance from Mar.
| shaIS land Commended skirmishing
fight al six o'clock oa'tbc evening of The
l2th, 10 the midst Of cold, driving rain.
I'VE fought him aslo0gos we codId see,
and lay down on our.Arms in the rain
during Che night.
AeAhree 'eloel0ihis morning de.
lached BieIt Col, Lazear, With about
I.ninohyodrdd men,with orders topoye
to thseoulh, avoiding the ronte of the
enemy and Intercept him II possible, at
MaYbail, andibring on an engagement,
RGle followed him (thq enemy) With
tH@bnleace ofmy command The re-
suit wasa91 had hoped; Lieut. Col La.
zear drove in the advance ofthe enemy,
aud an engagement commented at eight
o clock, A. M. The enemy had posses.
sion Of tho ford on my orrivafg and
checked my advance for few moments,
but by making a detou' to the left l
forced one Of desc crOssings'and gained
position in their rear on the bank OF the
creek along which ihay were formed -
They soou gave way, and broke through
the dense timber and brush which for
mile aad half fringed the borders Of
the creek By throwing force through
their center their forces were divided, part
being driven east toward Arrow Rock,
and part, under Shelby, to the north,
west-bcth bodies pursued by our vic
torioos roops
| was mjsintormed when reported
to you by Telegraph to day that the enc.
my's artillery had been captured. We
got his bestgu on iron ten FOUNDER
( Parrotl pattern, originally in Bled.
sac'a Battery; bu. he succeeded in get
ting away with one piece, brass six
FOUNDER (since captured, } that was cap,
tured at Spiofeld on The 8,h Of January.
lam unable to give you a correct
account Of the killed and wounded
Ours, including all our losses from Cole
Camp to the place and the fight of to-
day, will not exceed thirty. OF the en-
envy, am officially advised that CITY.
three dead have been foupi in the brush
and seventy wounded, who have been
left at the hospitals here and OF tho hou,
ses on The road in the vicinity They
lost considerable number in the differ,
ent attacks we made on The march. At
Merril's we found sixteen dead in the
morning alter the skirmish. At Lam
inc crossing they lost nine killed. We
have taken number Of prisoners, and
they are coming lnhourly, A portion
Of their train was naninrnA h.i..l.
they are eitec'uaIIS broken up, and |
SnaiI uot give theg imo.to rally or con.
cen'rate' The PdgSuit and fighting has
been done by tho n SIN. and q. M
M. | can only poi.- 70 the result Of
their efforts as the old s caTmcntorv ON ",
their galiantry ana endurance, For the
past three days they have followed and
engaged the enemy night anJ day in the
rain without subsistence, except chat
gathered by The way side, or protection
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N1w IoRg, October 22-Thc
Worlds special says thu, thus far Lee
has ro,roated without stopping to make
any considerable resistance, and the
main body Of his army is now reported
beyond the R1pdan, understand or.
dcrs have b3on issued to push him to
the wall and force lin to a b2ttle, but
whether, under present circumstances,
a battle vii! be obtained o risIcd is a
matter ofoanjocmre. If the rebel com.
mlndcr, as now seems probable, gets
fairly ont offgh.ng reach, you may *.
pect to hear that tia fate Of Rosocrans
has bcon visited upon General Meade,
who has actually been too cautious in
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-10-29
/: ,0oToBEU 90, 1893.
THE SITUATION.

Since the saneuinary baulc Of Cbica
manga, there has beenbulittle fighting
The army ofthe Cumberdud has beer
strongly reinforced bal still acts 90 tho
defensiyc,in and about Chattanooga
Its gallant leader Rosccnos--h has
been displaced by the veteran Thomas,
and the country anticipates decisive re.
sulls, ~hen it again advances upon the
defiant foe.
The invincble GIANT has been as.
signed to the chief command Of the three
grand armies of the Ohio, the Cumbcr.
land and the Tennessee
ATai,s West Of tho Mississippi, are
progressing satisfactorily.
The Armg of the Potomac has been
very active lately, without accomplish
ing anything decisive.
Steady progress has been made in the
capture Of Charleston.
In the Gull Department, affairs are
considered cheering.
Upon the whole while we have moth
ing very encouraging to chronicle, we
certainly have no cause for Discourage
nt--the rebellion is being slowly but
surely Suppressed"
Foreign Intervention is now no longer
ap7rchended--MaSon having left Eng
land in disgust.
May we soon be permitted to rejoice
over restored Union aud an enduring
peace.
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aoqoOo More Troop. wanted.
PROCLAMATION.

n-o,-,,,,u,o,
"''+" %"'''@' a.,
Byhe Fresiae" Q, Ns on'''" "'t''',
The term Of service of part Of The
troops of The U. S. will expire during
the coming year. and whereas, IN addi'
ton to the men raised by The first DRAFT,
il is deemed expodien! to call out 3oo''
900 volunteers to serve for three years
or the war, not however exceeding three
years
Now therefore, !, Abraham Lincoln,
President Of the United States, and
Commnnderin'chief OF the Army and
Navy thereof, ana Of the mIllna OIL Inc
several states when called INTO active
service, do i5sue this my Proclamation,
calling upon the Goyornof' Of the gu,
feTent SIa'es, to raise ana have eoliS'ea
into the service for the war TO MI com
panies and regiments in the teId from
their respective states, the recruits Of
800 600 men. further proclaim that
all the volunteers thus called out and
duly enlisted, shall receive advance pay,
premium and bounty as heretofore com.
mum cacd 10 The Governors Of States by
tie War Department, through the Pro
vost Marshal Generals Office by special
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No More snrrcndcrs.

Brigadisr General ]. A, Garfield
chief Of stalFat Chattanooga, telegraph
as follows from that place to Bigodic
General Granger at Nashville:
Arrest he officers who surrendered
Mem nuville, and have them tried to
their conduct Jn lhal affair Those VIII
surrender will be disgrpcel and punish
ed Pu.lisb lhis dispatch in the nov
papers, Notify the Bridge Guards tn.
no sVrfaud.H are aHJUcd
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-10-29

AT Aubern we learned lha. the rebel
cavalry had few hours the start and
Fitzpatrick was pressing their rear.
The general impression is ibat Lee is
falling back on the defenses OF Rich
mond to send the available forces TO
Tennessee.
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Mr.. B. Gilmore, has Just returned
from the city with a large stock Of New
Goods, which ere going of rapidly, He
is selling cheaper than the cheapest.
Give him call
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-10-29

EEg@The breach between the South
ern Conl.deracy and the British Gov
eminent is rapidly widening, The with.
drawal Of Mason from the oasiR' Of the
Court Of St. James, hos been followed
by the expulsion Of the British ConsuIs
from the ConledeOoy. The latest for
eign arrival informs US that the rebel
rams have been ssiz1l by The British
Government Thus closes another
hope Of the traitors
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lirbcl Raids IN Itontucliy.

LourSiLLG, Oct, 60 --Richardson's
gueTHIIos, 400 strong, made raid into
BarisPwu There were 'uo Federal
iroopsFhcrc, Thoy buTaed the depot,
locomotive ond train fears, robbiog The
stores Snd cutting the telegraph wires.
On Wednesday tho gucrrilias, number,
ing $50, went j0to Groonsburq, Green
county, and robbed the bank Of all i,s
cootcuts, stole all the horses, robbed all
the stores and loft in tho direction OF
Blris!own.
-Four hundred euor1lag, supposed to
Foe Richardson's. robbed all tie STORES
and shops in Columbia, Adair COUNTY,
on Wednesday night and went M stho
direction OF Groaus5mg Tho Leban.
on train, escorted by guafd tomo
through this forenoon, The rebels had
torn up the track, but did no luther
damage
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"l have never written any articles for
the Herald, but | have written articles
for the Register which were endorsed by
the proprietor and published
at B. KLINE
We find the above in the West Vir.
ginia Herald Of the 22l inst, and for
the benefit Of our patrons and in justice
to ourselves, we simply state that Mr.,
line has never written but one article
Tor the Register and that was published
as communication, under the sigma
ture of ~. The article was upon the
death of the Hon. Lewis Welzal, aud
was approved" by US. We add fur
Their, that we never charged in our ar.
ticle lhot Mr.. Kline was writing the ed.
ilorisls Of the Herald We only stated
that "a person who had voted for the or.
diuauce of Secession AMI was still Sc.
ces,ionists" was writing the editoraIs--
MIR. Kline By his card Acknowledges hat
he is a Secessionist 4
The Ohio and Pennsylvania Elections.
On the 10 h instant oae of the most
important and exciting elections for
wears past, occurred in the above States
The uuconiitianal Union ticket headed
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From Gen. EaaEs Department.

from Virginia.
From Gen. E0aEs. Department.
New YoRK, Oct. % The starmship
Morning Star from New Orleans l7b,
via Havana 20lh mat, arrived this
evening, bringing the following jneIli-
gence;
New ORLr4Hs, Dc, l7.-Da'as from
Vcrmil,ionyilIe up 10 ten O'Clock hst
night state there has been stirmishiHg
nearly every day Cor week without
casualties on our side, To d,y We lost
SIX, and the enemy reports the sama,-
The enemies forces are estimated at 2
500.
The rebel salt works in the vicinity Of
Port Close, Mississippi Sound, have
been destroyed.
Gen, Hamilton has arrived in this
city, aud will address a mass meeting on
poli'ios affairs.
The United States steamer Tennessee
destroyed four schooners of the Texon
coast They were heavily loaded with
ammunition and store, for Dbg rebels.
The old fag gain Glais over Bayou
Touse, all distractions hayiag been rg
moved by our forces.
Governor Shelby has modified the Or
der for the registration OF legal voters in
such 4 manner that all legal ci2rus
mag be registered as voters upon lgkirg
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-10-29

4 kgaa House Of DeIpgdt5 has
passed. g'biIl to suppress oxchapb in
gold.aad baaknotes, A bib 70 eo9crpt
all the iroo negroes 10 the Stof o4Vir,
gina, between baud so years d to
work 10 f1iues and manufactures, twas
before IlG same body,
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It. B. Kline, ESQ.

81 have never written any articles for
the Herald, but | have written articles
for the Register which were endorsed by
the proprietor and published
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-10-29

E'PARrRI6Gp sHoo1rNa.-s TIE gea
sQhjtor this kind of excilingaql hsaitbJ
spsl hos arrived, The birls Ida /;
e6e5 6sIer.
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h SEX LY REGIS TER.


80
wa write TINS a, psrsopal4a indi.
iual dun to nI persons kn0yllg ihcm-
sAlses iudeblcd 20 The PSgater,s fIlco.--
T6sfe IRE several hundred doIafs on
ouA books Which should bopaid1t once.
TIfsf aro numbers who 4Ags Ibis
gear ipda io@ who owe usfofts Yeas.
The hEgest has bcenun abnnndla one,
sgreenfacRssro plenty, and thee q no
reason ahy every man indebted n US.
should not send tho amount, fheye'
lsb9red bilhfolIy day aodnigat ii fur,
giah a good paper and we haPsaiw. %
geissa .anbasarIial and ta6gills Re.
ftt
AS Tho circu'tcourt oommei -sa ID Ills
ss on on5Hy poxt, it lI IL a
Epo8 Time for them to come bfSpqrod
% dp ~ we request III b
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-10-29

WIN. Il SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16

Mn AsnMkR's lhSrtIT The bill selected for
Mr.. Ashmer's heueiit 70 night Is very good one.
and calls out the eutlre strength OF the company
Mrs Ashmer. who as Miss Hattie Taylor. was 50
great iavOrite with our dramatic public. will
appear for the first time this season. We trust
Metropolitan Hall will be overlooking 10 night.
There - no more deserving man than Mr. Ash
mer lie has labored faithfully 20 please the
public. aud has done so under circumstances that
would deter almost any other man. IL Is well
known that fislhealt has been feeble. and that
he has often filed his place IL the bills when
justice To himself required he should be in bed
His great energy has kept him mp. The public
will mark their appreciation of the sterling quail
ties OF Mr. Ashmsr by substantial testimonial
in the shspe of "a full house.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16
The 10Th

Col Rlake. having been exchanged. returns
10 morrow TO resume the command OF this brave
and efficient regiment He takes with him be
sides other testimonials of regard in which this
fine body of men Is held. new national aud regi-
mental flags On the regimental flag Uncle
Sam has inscribed in gold the battles of shiloh.
Chaplin Hill" and "Stone River. and the pa.
triotic ladies Of Lafayette have beautifully EN-.
broidered in silk the shirmishes "Mumfordsville. "
Manchester" and 30 sling Green" The rapid
movements of this now historical regiment
have earned them sobriquet of "Blake's Grey
hounds. aud grey hound in full career Is appro
priately embroidered on the right hand corner OF
this gallant battle g. Lafayette Ind.) Cour
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16

Z UNITED srsrrs CouRr-The trial OF Hu-tor
treason was continued Yesterday. and the "a .
given to the Jury The charge of Judge Dasis
was very able one. and pronounced by the bar
to be fair and impartial The argument Of the
case consumed the whole day. and 10 closely
COZ { sted by the counsel on both sides-foughf
Inch By inch. The Diirict Attorney and be
assistant made the most out Of very weak case.
supported by dimsy circums'sntisl testimony,
that there was In l.. and their points we're skill.
fully met by the defendants counsel.
The srvument FOR the Government was opened
by Mr. Harry Kiger. in a speech occupying Two
hours in the delivery. In which he made a mas
terry summing up OF the testimony 10 suit bic
view of the case commented on the law bearing
n on the crime or treason and threw IN very
eloquent passages. II was a very able effort.
Judge Mcdonald spoke frs, for the defense. The
Judge il one Of our veterans in our higher courts
lie is usually dry and logical, but Yesterday he
was logical and not dry. His feelings seemed to
be deeply interested in the case. and would flush
out 10 brilliant Jets His speech vas one of the
finest efforts ever made in the curt room. Mr.
Joseph T. Mcdonald followed His speech we
did not hear but report speaks OF il "a worthy the
occasion
The District Attorney. Mr. Hanna. closed for
the Government He bad the giants of the bar
20 contend with. and. with no disrespect for the
Grand Jury who found the indictments. we think
he had weak case TO support. and he had 10 put
forth strength ~ bring IL up. and he marshalled
his columns with ability worthy stronger aud
better Cause
The cloud that for some time hung around the
Newburg raid has blown away. The public
mind NJ first set strongly against certain citizens
of that place, and the suspicion seemed likely TO
grow into belief that they had Ia some way in
vited the invasion by the Rebels Of their homes
Bat time has not des eoped evidence to strength
en- the suspicious NJ first st anoat and men AZ
this distance are able 10 take clearer view OF
the surroundings
The hour was late when the charge was given
weflt TO press
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16
FOUNpRIES.
THE HOOSIER STATE
FOUNDRY and STOVE WORKS.

UUAvTxG CoNPLETED OUR FOUNDRY, WE ARE
II now u-epared ~ receive snd satisfactorily eIccut>
ordgrs for ..oves Au1 castings generally The senio
partner has just returned fEon tae Esst where he la
procured the mos; desirable and perfect patterns for cook
and parlor ever F VI gced ntothe narke
callv invite alteration % Wholesale dealers %
this branch OF ousnet. With request thai they vii
give Us cali Our other ~Ork vii embrace iron fronts
and columns. (which desire make prominent fss-
in uAnufaet2rs,i railing and mill eastingA sugar
mills End kettles house work. such a. ,eLtatOra vin.
dow caps ss and hoow-sre fact everything produced
II a. iron foundy We respectfully solicit patronage,
and ory promise what We we'll and promptly per.
form.
occe and Foundry, lo3 south Delaware street. scjotn-
Ing lnfanapols and Cincinnati and Indiana Central
myis- cox, LORD PICK
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16

a GovERSxESr STAMP A party of gentlemen
were conversing Yesterday about the recent re
verses in our army. when one of them. very
violent Republican who INDUCES in his public
speeches in bitter denunciatons ofthe Democratic
party. pitched into the management Of the war
rough shod A Democrat remarked that such
expressions were in violation Of the military or.
ders The Republican orator id the orders
and swore that he was free man aud would crit
cise the acts or the Government where and when
he pleased "Oh yea. /" said the Democrat. quiet.
w. 'you can do H. hut il would not be safe for
man 10 do do it who had not Government stamp
on him -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16

WANTED CoRREsroxpEScE Two Young wild.
overs without responsibilities. desiring "sarceise
of sorrow" are anxious To Oil the vacuum caused
by the loss of their ''cara spousas" by cores
bonding with two Young and gay widows. also
without responsibilities. having view to matrl-
mony. Address with photograph to
Capt AsHrov or Lieut. BRAtMAK.
5sth Reg Ind. Infantry. lst Brigade, lst Di
vision. 2lst Army Corps, Murfreesboro. Tonnes
see l6 dit
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NOTICE.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
obucS Atsfssos lsrsssn RFvtNGl
9Th District ~ Indiana.

lnitanhpoiitf Aprti 1Iths 1853
IN oRnkR 20 facilitate the annual assessment Which
vii De made IN the month u AA, iscs aud TO make
ths with much economy possible deem II
proper ~ srk The elfns q he slh congT.soual p-
uct Of Indiana 60 prepare and have ready hs aNesa.
nen's OF nemors dau- - that ~esn The Assessors call
they Viii mot be detained, thefeby sasln hossy espens
10 the GOvsumsut
Ths assss.msuts viii be made upon the following.
list. On all Carriage, wagons other vehicles, the
body Of which fssis upon pnngs Nh,h The value hsIe
.Aeeeds The sam q seventy i've dosFs ncisa8ns the
harness
"a Leenses ~i be sssssssd to run from III. lat Of
MAJ, lr6S u Lei a May. isti Al uneapfsd liceures
viii be renewcd and charged for the ffac lns pan ~ the
year. commencing ium the expiration u the old license
and ending lat 81 May. 1854 Any person cessng Co
business Al OF before the aspiration u the old can have
the amount II the license refunded b making pr
Application 90 the Collector 20 the bstrici. :.
ID Nanpisc'uTets.f butchers and other., esil nah.
their monthly reports az usual. but With little more
prompfness
an. An Incop. i,i'fy will aiso be .s-,sea upon ,As
annual gains, profits income for the year 1867 q
persons residing within The Dhirei. whether derived
from ally knn Of pcopety rents. Interests dsidepds.
salaries, or rofn profession. trade enpoyuen,
caou from any whatever provided such gzins
profits exceeds N. sum 81 ia hundred dolar
In estimating such gains, profits income. all other
National state ssses-ed upon the property
other Il income shall be- bret deducted
ofany occupied by the party
sessed and all other expenses the ing
gains profits inese but IN no ca. viii the
OF living he deducted The farmer win n. r.ou,,.d al
make return q the value Of The produce Of he farm with
deduction for the labor services 81 himself Ma
himself and family, for he ~ any new stue.
lures, such CLEARING enclosing with fences aud
for Improvements buildings: but ell amounts acfnai,
paid for hired labor Of farm az ANU end pecrsssy
repairs upon has bulidngs farm. Including the subsss
-nfeQt Che hired labofeft. WIN be delncfsfs .-.s- -.
slst day Of December isfs be appraised is
kst value on that day.
Each person will Ne required 20 return h total ccr1e
% fer specifying the from which & derived.
enable the Assistant Assessor 90 decide What Seduc
tions shall be made fher-frotn.
The following persons have beer appointed assstsn,
Assessor Tor
MARION coUsTY;
JON B. Srrslr. Division No AT once and sorar.
No. 81. city Of indianapolis.
l. " Pliprs.-Divison No. 9--Toth hsa 81 ceotr-
township.
wnAaan H.pirr.-Ds,ision No s.-soath bali oscsn,r,
township
J AocoEp.-pv.sio1 ~. 4--La~reuos and wsusr
townships.
THoSAs TBosAs.--i)ivisoa 20 -. Franklin snc PER,
townships.
FIrIDiss BErIxt.-Divison No. s.-Dec.tur ard wsyn'
townships.
La HoIGlsss~oSr,s--ifvisson No s.-Fss. and WISH
ngton t0~Dshifa.
WILLIAM A. BRADSHAW.
Ap2s-da<Sw Assessor 9th district a indisDs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16

Sob Printing.

We are now ready TO do all kinds Of plain aud
fancy job Printing, in the best syle. on short no
tice. and as cheap as any other Office We have
competent hands good presses. u fine assortment
OF paper and caris. and wecan do good and cheap
work All kinds ~ books briefs catalogues
&c. printed IN the best style and on short notice
We the patronage of Democrats. and all 9th
ersthat want printing done a.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16

sF-A lot Of ground on the northwest corner
Of Vermont and Pennsylvania streets, IN this
city. 207ts feet on Pennsylvania street. by ST.;
or Vermont street was sold few DAYS ago by
John ;. SPAIN. agent for James " Yandes. To
hon. A. l. Roache, for SIS, 200 cash Judge
Roache afterwards sold eighty feet on the corner
70 Robert l.. Walpole for 50 100 cash Though
the price seems high. the position Of the ground
fully justihes il Both Judge Roache and Mr..
Walpole design erecting dwellings appropriate to
this beautiful location Tor their own use Our
former notice o: the sale Of RMS ground was er.
reneous In several particulars
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16

PHYSICIANS TAKE NortcE When you want
ANYTHING in the Medical Book line go or send TO
werden & Co = They have the largest stock in
the State. and are constantly adding TO heir as
sortment all new medical works which they will
sell at publishers prices. Call and look through
their stock. or send them an order and IL will be
promptlv filed at Werden & Cos.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16

tB-Thc Spirtuaists say that Sumter has
again been attacked We doubt IT, But it is
certain that the soldiers have again made COM
bined ASSAULT upon Spencer's hat and cap shelves
They paid like soldiers. though. for all they cap
turej. and left piles OF splendid stock for others
vet to come. may ID 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16

~ I'm France when ab>oiutism at its
hight. when an election wss held which resulted
in the choice of person distssieial 70 the Court.
il would be called contempt OF the Govern
ment." and set aside IN that court The
Government would then nominate two OF its
Creatures, and the people would have free
election Some people think we are fast hast,
ening to that condition of affairs here.