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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-09
fFrou the R,chnond Wig. !

fFrou the Richmond yhisl
he chsrssston coarisr MAKES timely ssgrssusn N
Recommending The attention Of oar 3cVsrs The
naurazstion and cultivation o. cssays fOhs prsssr
Of the health Of soldiers This sstiess has
peculiar elect upon the liver and guards he SYSTEM
against disease By exposure and Irregular die sAd
that the great success Of The Plantation Bsisrs Of Or.
Drake which, prevsons 70 our unhappy dtFculties
found Southern homes, owing % the sxrse,
Of calissys Bark which II contained OF s prnci
pal ingredients sIn confirmation Of this have heard
one Of our most Distinguished physicians usrt that,
whenever he Eel, unweI from ordinary dssefc or sfn0s
phsrie causes, he invariably relieved fssh BY Pisnts-
ton Bitsrs. Vow that these Bt,er ca. Be obtained,
q substitute should be prepared. We understand or
Government has opened negotiations with d.. Drake,
through agent, bat with what truth do not
know.
We are exceedingly obliged 10 the Richmond whig for
r. remembrance Of "Auld Lang syne." but we
our Government that the Plantation Bitters
not for sale TO any seeret agents." North or South
There probably several other things that Our Gov
eminent viii yet
We know that we have the best and most popular med
Icne in the wori. We afraid 10 show what # is
composed Of.
Physicians are compelled to recommend Il.
CALsAYA BAKK has been celebrated for Ossr two hun
dred years. and sold during the reign Of Louis XVI
King Of France for price Of weight
in silver II is remarkable for Dyspepsia Fesers, Weak
ness, Constipation, &c.
CAscARuLA BAEk-For Disrrhea Cole and disease, OF
| the stomach ani bowels
DAsDEuos.-For Inflammation Of the Loins and Drop
steal Affections.
CAxoxuE frowERs -For Enfeebled Digsst4n.
LAVENDER FLowsEs Aromatic. s;inulant sna tonic
highly nvigorating in nervous debility.
wrSrsRGREES.-For Scrofula, Rheumatism, &c.
ANcE.-An aromatic carminarive; creating aeSh, mus
Gle and milk; much used BY mothers nursing.
Also, clOye-buds orange. csrawsy. cOran.er. snake
root, &c.
Another wonderful ingredient Of spanish origin i'm
parting beauty the complexion aud brHSn to tn
mind is yet unknown the Of thesFord, sRc
we withhold its name for the present.
Humbugs and quacks howl about the Plantation Bit
tsrs but the following what's the and the,
know it,
PLANTATION BlTTERs WILL Gun
Cold RxtrenItieS and Feyerish Lips6
Sour stomach and Fetd Breath:
| Flatulency and Indigestion;
Nervous Affections.
Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath:
| Pain the Eyes;
| Mental Dependency;
| PrOsfration, Great Weakness.
| Saiow Complexion. Weak Bowels;
| Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia 4
Very particularly recommended 10 Clergy aen, Ner
charts Lawyers aud persons Of sedentary its. Ais
for delicate females ana weak persons who reqfr gen
stimulani. free digestion. good appetite land cles
mental faculties.
Sold by all respectable Physicians, Druggists. Grocer
Hotels. Saloons, Country Stores, &c.
Be particular that each bottle bears the ia sime
our signature a steel plate LABEL with n privst
Government stamp over the cork.
III. DRAKE a. 30,
}. je24-d&weot3m 22 Broadway, NJ York.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-09

MILITARY The material for the uniform Of
the city regiment has arrived, and can be had in
large or small quantities at the establishment OF
Eli Hall. over MunsOn 4 Johnson's stove store.
at its original cost. Companies can have their
uniforms made wherever and by whomsoever
they please, but the suits must all be of the pre-
scribed stvle and material. The cost will be
about ten dollars We yet these facts from the
regimental comm lnder.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-09

rs Let those who have doubted tie virtues
of Bulls Cedron Bters If any such there b, read the
following certificate from gentlemen well knsn in this
community and doubt no more.
Its general introduction into the army vii save the
lives of thousands OF soldiers.
LOUISVILLE, XIV, Junsfi 1868.
We the undersigned have seen the good 4 ects rro-
duced by the of DR. John Bulls Cedro Btters In
general debility and prostra,ion of the syste and be-
leve its general would prevent disease relieve
much suffering. Among soldiers particularly would
this be the case, especially those who exposed e
miasmc influences In the Southern climate.
MAJOR PHILIP sPEEIf
Col. Int. Rev. Sd kst. Ky.
cHAS r. C0TT0N,
Collector OF the Porr ef Louisv Gle, Ky.
COL ii. DENT,
Proves, Marshal Gert Of Ky.
REV. ID. =. HENDERSON,
Vice President of sanitary CONFUSION
HARVEY. HUGHES & 80.
Publishers ID noerat.
GEORGE z. DOERN,
Prop. Louisville Aizeger.
HUGHES PARKHlLf
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers. Main st. O}sviIle.
DAVIS. GREEN, & col
Wholesale Shoe Dealers, Nam St, Louisville.
HART MAP0THER.
Li,bOsrapbers cor 1hird snd Market, LOl isvine.
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant, cor Third and Market, Lo sville
CAPT. s. 2. HILDRETH1
Steamer Major Ai3lerson
MAI. l.. T. IHEST0N,
Psyrnasier {. S! Army
c. VI. MFTcALFE,
National Hotel. Loo isviiie.
COL. JESSE BAYLES,
sth Kentucky S4vsrv.
GEORGE u. PRENTICE
Louisville Aurnsl.
see advertisement ia snotheroolumn jss0-dSm
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FOR SALE.
First Glass Stock Farm of 1000 Acres
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

SSITUATKD ONE MILE FROM RENSSELAER,, THE
countyseat OF jasper county Ind, 10 mile west Of
the Lafayette and Chicago railroad and 10 miles north Of
Loyansport and Peoris railroad; go under
fence $40 ia cultivation balance in choice prairie
with sufficient timber for all purposes Of the farm; good
running all Imp ovemeFts are good
dwelling Of IL and cellars large barns, carriage
house smoke house wood hOue hennery, cisterns and
WELL fine orchard ard vineyard, and good tenant
house The buildings have all been erected within the
past five years
An opportunity will be given the purcha of the farm
10 buy all the farming stock implements. &c alsC the
cattle, mules, hay, &C., the place. Price $4,000.
Terms easy.
Photographs views of the farm be at our
office Willy MARTIN,
heal Estate Brokers,
sep5 d6wlw indianapolis. Ind.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-09

sE Tickets to the lecture for the beneh. OF
the Irish Relief Fund can be procured at She
book stores
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-09

1NDIANAPoLIs. Sept. I. 1863.
Messrs. II. c. Nepcomb W d II Glenn, John
n Rea. l.. G.. Hay and others:
GENTLEMEN: Your favor of the Sd inst. was
duly received In reply have only to express
ms gratitude for the compliment you have paid
me- and have the honor to name the evening OF
Friday the 18th inst "a most convenient. HoDlng
that my future course and progress may Away
be such as will merit your approval,
| remain your ob't serv't,
ALBERT r. Parsons.
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A Concert to Master Albert Parsons
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. ), 1868
Master Albert Parsons:

DEAR SIR: Learning that you are about TO
leave Our city TO complete your musical educa
ton. and a testimonial Of the esteem which e
entertain for you, and also of appreciation OF
your musical talent, and confidence in your sue
cess in the delightful, though difficult, science
which YOU have chosen, We desire TO tender you
a complimentary concert to be given by you at
your earliest convenience. And in doing this We
trust that you will bear away with you kind
regard for indianapolis, and that at some future
day you may return to Us. bringing reputation
that shall not only be worthy of your art. buI a
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-09
FOUNDRIEs.
THE HOOSIER STATE
FOUNDRY and STOVE WORKS.

HIAvING COMPLETED OUR FOUNDRY, WE ARE
HI now prepared TO receive and satisfactorily execute
ord, for stoves and castings generally. The senio
partner Just returned from the East where be ha
procured the desirable and perfect patterns for cook
and paror SO, eseverintroduced ntothe
cfsy attention Of Wholesale dealers
this branch Of business with request that they will
give ne call Our other work will embrace iron fronts
and columns. (which desire 20 make prominent fes
ture in our manufacture railing and mill castings sugar
mills and kettles house work such ventilaors, win
dow caps m and hollow~sre everything ,roiuced
in an iron foundry We respectfully solicit patronage,
and only promise what well and promptly per-
form
once and Foundry los south Delaware street s6oin-
ing Indianapolis and Cincinnati and Indiana Centr al
Freight Depots Indianapolis indiana
mYls- COX. LORD PECK.
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MEDICAL BOOKS, &C.
GAIeNps AeAD DISPeNSAhf.
CHAxTERED
BIT INK Lk6IsLA1UEE % KKsTUcKr yoE m
TREATMENT o. Al TILL das n'skAsEs o. fss
= ~aoe ~ =. - \ n - N - =
PRICE, oxLy TxH ckxIs-
A Medical Report,
zssss%s ca IL fs,.ss; 20 vi,s <ss o-s;sss
ox xEw xKTHopor
re.irr veDEr.si Diseases, f1cfx.
iiag sJpAll:l n al Is asfss
sarsrrSsa ossei strsctrrs vxYi.
soels. an Hytroos,s. p-<<s<s q
he KSdnsys Es1dsf 4e, viii
sat lserrSryi eo1tsiE,ax val.
2shls treatise t1zt Nd .rress
n-i,iy ofyoath, seminal ~..k
1e.s. Nocturnal 7z4sssioas, ssxnai
DEBILITY. lnPossncy, &s.. ths Sc
eref i1ermsriss 81 youth and
sari;y arising frola The bzn<fsi
hAblt, fself abuse 10 shich IL sdded obsersacns
Female Diseases and other isresilns matter ofths at
Importance % he married ana those contemplating
maraz vino ertan doubts - their physical al ty
snsf that Sent 20 any address 10 .esse wrap
We rgots eur estiEe attention 70 tAs treat
merit various private 1sesses o tn pr
sats itPs %, !. =. ssls a.s,s.n ., ne
charter, fact shoald sv- preerencs ever ths
various gracss ~ dnrbr character 20 be feuui In sr
srge citrs-
Important tO Fem a1cs!
One department Of Da.pcDserys specially devoted
10 the Of the Diseases q Females such In
ehorrhes White. Irregular. Painful and Suppress
MensruAriOn, Nervous and eneral Debility Dssesssso a
he Womb, Barrsnnsss. 1c.
Consult stious ana examinations free OF charge.
Also for sale. Or. DEVICES RkGUI.ATOk PILLS
Fer Female Distractions. Irregularities &e Married 10
dies IN certain situations shoud them. they
wOudcsuse miscarriage. Price 81 per bsx. and may b
sent BY mail.
DIR. GALEN's PRRyESrIyE--An lnvaiusble arfiels
for wishing limit the number Of tb-ir od<prnf
Of the barren who desire children: warranted 10
Jure health and will las; tor lifetime. sen; any
address, under seal, on receipt Of the prceTwo DOL
LARS.
PATIENTS AT A DISTINCTLY sending . brio
Statement; Of their symptoms viii receive Blank Chart
containing list Of questions, terms for the course q
treatment &C. Medicines any q the country
20 cure any home free from danger curiosity
Alltrsnsscfions private and confidential. Rsuenbss
the and number.
Direct all lettersto
GALKS's HRAp DIsPRSsARr
uoyl5-e2d&wlv Louisville. Ny.
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TEAS.
Meier DEFEATING from the ONE PRICE Asked

MOTHER REGULARITY OF THE COMPANY is
that their TEA TAsTER only devotes his time 20
the selection Of their A quality. value and par
tcuar styles for particular localities Of country but be
help the IL enysr Ses saspted to h paptcuar
aud only this, but points out 10 bin the best
bargains.
Il i, easy ses the ineacuahle advantage TEA
BUYER has ia this establishment over all others.
II he Is 10 Judge Of TIA. the Market. If his time is
valuable ne has all the benefits Of well organized sys
tenn Of doing business of an immense capital Of the
uigemn Of professional TEA faster, and the know-
edge II superior salssmen
This enables all TEA buyers-no matter II they are
thousands Of miles from this market-to purchase on
good terms here the New York merchants.
Parties order TE and will be served by MS as well
though they emsl Ives, being sure 10 get orgi-
ns packages weights and tares, and the TEAS are
warranted represented.
issue Price LIST Of the Company Teas, which will
be sent 10 all who order il. comprising
Tyson. Young EIysOn, Imperial,
Gunpowder. TwaDkay aud
skin.
0Olong, Souohopg, Orange. and Hy-
son Pekoe.
JAPAN TEA otevery dcScripti on, col.
ored and uncoiorcd.
This let has EACH kind Of TEA divided into FOUR
CLASSES. namely: CARGO. HIGH CARGO, FINE, FIN +,
that err one nay undsrst nd from the description and
the prices annexed that th Company determined TO
under sell the whole IRA trade
We guarantee sell ALL our TEAS AZ not over Two
CENTS t.U2 Cents per pound above Get. believing
this attractive 10 the many who have heretofore
been paying enormous rrotts
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
Importers and JObbers,
No. 81 Vesey Street, N. Y.
sep'7-d2w
ATTORNEYS.
coLEEicK. LxwnJospAS
C0LERICK & JORDAN.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
JFFIcx. 40 Old ssSIIsKL BUILDING.
10. is East Washington street, Ipdi
annapolis. Indiana.
nch9s 'ss-di,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-09-17

CHATTANooGA.-The city of Chattanooga
which used to contain about 5000 inhabit-
ants, is in Hamilton county, Tennessee, just
north of the dividing line between that State
and Georgia, situated On the left bank of the
Tennessee river, and the northern terminus
of the Western and Atlantic Railway, the
southern terminus of which is Alta Georgia
1t is also the eastern terminus of the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad and forms
the angular connection with line of railroad
from Charleston, S. c., to Memphis, Tenn
1t is one hundred and ffty-one miles from
Nashville, four hundred and thirty-two from
Savannah, and four hundred and forty-seven
miles from Charleston.
The city is situated on high bluff over
looking the rushing waters of the Tennessee
River, which at this point spreads out to
greater extent than at many others in the vi
cfinity. Being the terminus Of two important
roads, and the most prominent point on an
other, (the Chattanooga and Memphis,) it be-
came the most available place where the roll
ling stock Of all could be repaired and new
stock manufactured Hence were established
here numerous machine-shops, foundries, &C.,
which, up to the outbreak Of the rebellion,
were doing thriving business, and contribu-
ting in great measure to the advancement
and prosperity of the place.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-09-17
Internal RfYenua.-.CIaim AGENTS,

There has been some doubt as to whether
lawyers could prosecute claims against the
Government for Soldiers Pensions. &C.. IN
der their license as lawyers, the following in
structions have been received by the Assessor
Of this District, from the Department of In
ternal Revenue, Oh this subject The letter
will explain itself, and persons interested
will, of course, be governed BY it
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE, !
WASHINGTON, Sept. I'd, 1868.
under their license prosecute claims for back pay.
bounty pensions for soldiers or prosecute claims
in any OF the Executive Departments of the Fed
eral Government, o. procure patents.
All persons prosecuting claims directly, or who
act sub-ageuts, and make it business to hunt
Others, liable under Art. 50 OF the Gath Section
of the Excise Law, for license, and it is the duty
OF the Assessor require all ch persons to make
ap plication for license and in case of neglect or
refusal, to report all such parties the Collector
that he may imm ediately commence prosecution
under Sec. SO, for threefold penalty, or for i'm
prisonment under Section 81 of the act of March
3d. 1863 if in his opinion the interest of the Gov
eminent demands it.
Yours respectfully,
W. +. DOWNS,
For Commissioner.
Nv
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-09-17
EADQ RS IND BRIGADE, 9TH DIV,
18th ARMY CORPS,
NATCHEZ. August 26th. IS63 \


GENERAL ORDERS No. 3l.-I. Major Wor-
den commanding the detachments of mounted
infantry of this brigade will cause the detach-
ments from the 18th, I'D, and 95th Illinois in
tantry to be dlsmounted and returned to their
respective regiments, and will turn over the
horses and horse equipments Of his mounted
corps to the Quartermaster of the 18th Wis
consin infantry, for the purpose of mounting
that regiment.
II. Col. A. G. Malloy, 18th Wisconsin in
tantry volunteers, will, as soon as practicable,
mount his regiment, and drill it for service as
mounted infantry, and will select and occupy
suitable camp for that purpose
Ill. In disbanding this detailed orpaniza
ton of mounted infantry and substituting an
entire regiment, the General commanding de-
slres to express thanks to Major Worden and
the officers and men of his command for the
extraordinary zeal and fidelity with which
they learned and performed their new duties.
They have fairly won for themselves reputa-
ton for promptness, efficiency and solderly
conduct, rarely if ever excelled The CON
duct of both the officers and soldiers of this
organization on all occasions, and their care
tul regard for the rights of private property
IN their dealings with the people of the coun-
try, is deserving Of high praise, and might be
proftably emulated by other corps By or
der of Brig. Gen. T. E. G. RANs0N
c. E. DICKEY, Asst. Adj Gen.
Major Worden passed through Chicago on
Tuesday, en- route for his home in Wisconsin,
on brief furlough.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-09-17
Vegetables for the Soldiers.

The cry from Nicksburg comes up in clari-
on tones, "Send us $4,000 bushels of onions
to keep sc, 600 men out of hospitals, and save
those who are there" The fact cannot be
disguised that camp sickness is increasing,
and the free use of vegetables especially
onions, is necessary to prevent an epidemic.
No time is to be lost Send forward your
contributions, from one buShel TO any num-
Der of barrels Remember what officers and
soldiers say of our efforts last autumn, They
sly that the Sanitary Commission, by its time
" and abundant donations ofvegetables, saved
the army. VIII you do it again? We are
the channel of your beneyolence. You must
keep the stream full Haste is all important
in this matter Let not a life be lost or heart
broken by delay Send your contributions
to the Chicago Sanitary Commission. They
will come free, and be promptly sent below,
in answer to the heart-ending call. Remem-
Der this Commission gives alike to all sol
diers of all States, and of every nationality
and color, if in the countrys service. The
organization of the United States Commits
sion and its branches (of which Chicago is
ONE is so thorough and complete from long
experience and laborious effort, that is means
of direct communication with the army are
uneaualled We would again urge prompt
and liberal action,
MARX SKINNER,
* iFN,,, -,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-09-17
Thoughts Over tbe Killed In Battle.

What CARO- is made by ADDISON 10 say
about his boy fallen in battle, may De SAID oy
thousands:
Thanks to the gods my boy has done his duty fi,
welcome nv sori There set MIN down, my friends;
ri - IT,, ~ ;y,bt that may view at leisure
The BLOODY corpse and count those glorious wounds
How beautifuI is death when earned by virtue:
who would not be that youth! what pity us
nh NO can die but once to save our country
Vhy sits this sadness on your brow, my friends
sbouId have blushed il Cato's house had stood
Secure and fourished in o civil war.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-09-17
FROM THE POTOMAC ARMY.

NE" IoRk, ioepI. I.
A headquarters dispatch of the 9th to the
Herald says that prisoners deny that Lee is
receiving any large reinforcements and say
his army is being rapidly depleted by deser-
ton. This is also confirmed by citizens who
have come inside of our lines near the vi
cinity of the river and Culpepper.
Passes for over 5000 contrabands to 90 to
Washington, have been granted since our ar
my came from Maryland. There is scarcely a
slave now to be found east of the mountains
and north Of the Rappahannock, who is not
too old for service, or too worthless to enjoy
freedom.
On Friday a portion of Bufords cavalry
crossed the river at United States Ford and
traversed the rebel country some distance
over land, and saw no rebel troops, except a
few pickets who fed when our cavalry ar
rived in sight. 1t is not thought that the en-
envy have any troops, save a few cavalry
pickets, on the Rappahannock and Rapidan
II ers.
The sanitary condition of the army is i'm
proving rapidly with the return of good
weather.
New YORK, Sept g.
The Tri5nees headquarters dispatch of the
Sth states that Col. B. c. Hill, of the rebel
hammock from Fredericksburg that he would
like to see an officer Of our army. The wish
being made known to Gen. Custor, the Gen
eral himself went to meet him.
The motive of Col. Hills request was to
make inquiries respecting Gen. Gregg, with
whom he was once class-mate and intimate
friend Gen. Custor received a note from
Col Hill, which was forwarded. Col. Hill
remarked confdentially to Gen. Custor thai
peace was near at hand. This assertion wa:
also voluntarily made by two rebel officers il
| the boat which conveyed Gen. Custor, anC
by others on the shore.
On being asked the reason of their suppo
sition, they would not communicate it, simp
ly reiterating their opinion. Col. Hill would
not state what command he was connected
with, but appeared to be staff officer.
At least 1000 cavalry and infantry from
the rebel army thronged about the wharf as
spectators when Custor landed. His recep-
ton by the officers was exceedingly cordial.
Notwithstanding these anticipations of peace,
the rebels expected another battle near Gull
pepper They did not anticipate attacking
US, but presumed that, strengthened by con-
SCRIPTS we would speedily assume the often
sive.
Gen. Lee is yet in Richmond, doubtless in
consultation with the heads Of the rebel Gov
eminent.
Great amicability exists between our pick
cts and those of the enemy. Yesterday about
100 men belonging to both armies bathed to-
gether in the Rappahannock.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-09-17
Another War Democrat Bolts.

MI ,. u. LITTLEFIELD, prominent Demo
crat of Sheboygan county, and two or three
years since member of the Legislature from
the Southwestern District cannot sustain the
PALMER ticket and Ryan address platform. He
publishes the following letter in the Sheboy-
gan Times:
SHEBoYGAN FALLS, Sept 3, 1868.
EDITOR TIMES Il notice the Journal refls-
es to publish the call for the GAINESVILLE con-
vention, and condemns the sgners of said
call as "conspirators" whose work "will be
productive of evil and only evil" Perhaps
the patriotic Democracy of which Messrs.
Mat. II. Carpenter, Robinson and others are
leading opponents, "can accomplish all they
propose or desire to accomplish" by aiding the
copperheads to elect to the highest offices I'M
der our State Constitution, men who lose no
opportunity to pander to ignorant prejudices
against the administration, the Government
and the conductors of the war to sustain the
integrity of the Union, but the aforesaid gen
tlemen don't see it in that light"
The editor says he does not believe in
'War Democrats" Truth. Had he attested
his belief in that class of men, no reader of
his paper would have believed him.
Those who will vote such ticket would
vote the Republican Union ticket (this is not
his precise language, hence omit quotation
marks) were the War Democratic ticket not
in the field.
To this the subscriber 'pleads guilty" for
it is his intention to vote that ticket, should
the GAINESVILLE Convention fail to place one in
nomination, and such he baIieoes Is the calcala-
ton Of majority Of that portion Of tile Demo-
cratic party achose determination 1t is to 'sta,ad
By the government By 'cbonsoeer it is admins
tered" Yours truly,
S. D. LITTLEFIELD