Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-30
81 IL. az US.

Five cases of small pox have occurred
Seymour
Up to Friday last. 5000 hogs had been
slaughtered at Franklin. Johnson county.
About 1910 hogs have been slaughtered
thus far this se,son ut Greencastle
The Corydrn Democrat hopes to announce
il few week. that the quota of Harrison County
has been filled by volunteering
Arrangements have been made to extend the
Evansville and Craw louisville Railroad from
Rockville to AtIca. Mt which point il will inter
sect with the Wabash Valley Railroad.
The Dem ,cntic aud Republican Central
epmmittees of Clinton county recommend the
Commissioners to appropriate 500 additional
bounty each person who enlist under the
late call of the President and $50 10 the family
Of each volunteer now ia the service
Major GEORGE W SrouGH. of the sSth In
diana regiment departed TIN. lite at Libby Prison
Richmond. Va between seven AMI eight O'Clock
On the evening Of the y OF Oetober. 1863 He
died from the effects OF u wound in the buck part
If the head. received ia the sanguinary battle Of
Chi kamauga
! Hon JAMES Dick died in Sullivan county
last Wednesday He WAS native of Scotllnd,
and for many wears resident of Knox county
he was member of the State Constitutional
Convention from that county, Postmaster 1T
Eincenues under p esident PLRcE. and also held
the office OF Mayor of that CITY He possessed
more th IN usual force OF Character aud inform -
tion and was most genial in his social intercourse
9Th friends
Mail RoBBER ARRESTED Judge SLOANE.
special agent. pp-tothce department. arrested at
KrnialIvllle, Noble county. IadiIna StLAs w
JOHNSON late clerk in the postotfi, ut that place
for opening letters addressed to said office There
lad been number of valuable letters lot. nd
dressed to that office. and Suspicion tell upon
this young man He waived an examination and
gave hail Tor his appearance Al the next term of
the United States Court at Indian, polls. in the
sam of S5pO
Dick RYAN did not Ill any of his appoint
rients to speak IN this county nor did the people
- verv vast numbers turn ont to he him -
.Cnryiou Democrat
Nothing WIS lost then on either side
Revival meetings ere in progress NJ bpfh the
Methods churches III New Albany = Lalavette
Courier
Courier. there are FIVE Methois, churches in
Sew Albany. instead If both" but IL there are
revivals going on in anv of them The eOnerega
tion~ have not heard of them We only wish
tae Courier statement was not an error u New
Albany Ledger.
The New Albany Ledger saws:
We have heard mtnv Democrats express the
lone that Col Gurus l. Danham would allow
Tia name 10 he usei Tor Governor and receive
tae nomination from the State Cony ention Most
certainly there none who ha, e done more ser
vice 10 the Democratic cause than Col Dnuham.
snd ii nomin tfed We sure that he would con
duct the canvass with an energy and efficiency
Shich would insure success. il success we're at all
s.tsIusble. a. We believe IL would be under such
a. leader as Col ID
:-lxPoRr,xr DtcIsIoS In he case of B II.
Gornwell + 4 Allen, the supreme Court
have decided that Mr. Allen going in the army
he vacated the rtfce OF County Auditor. and that
.he election OF Mr.. CornWell was therefore legal.
This decision j. final - FAR the question OF the
legality of the election of COrnwell is concerned
Terre Haute Journal.
-FIksr PRESBYTERIAN CHrRSH Much inter
est has been manifested in this church Tor some
weeks past. On Sunday there was the largest
BODY of communicsnts that ever met in that
church Some twelve per-ous we're added to the
membership The contributions 20 the various
objects Of Chris'is. benevolence have incre ,Sed
from 100 10 400 per ceut. over last year - y. A.
Ledger
-CLERK up SUPREAE CoURr-At the coming
Democrttic State Convention, tie name OF Eth
eihert Hibhen. # Ruth county. will be ple-euted
for domination II caHdidate for the office of
Clerk Of the Supreme Court To say th.t Mr.
Hibben j. well qualified for the POSITION i but To
intimate that which viii be conceded by all who
are acquainted with him We think his namina
ton for that postiou should. and will be urged
hy the united voice Of the Fourth Congressional
ID strict. not only because Mr. HFbben i and his
been one OF the true and tried Democrats OF this
district, but because through his elevation 10 that
position the friends of one of Indians mos, fear
les and untaltering advocates and exponents OF
Democratic principles Hon John l.. Robinson. }
can manifest toNsrd the mil, of the desd. their
appreciation OF hi- talents and hi efforts 20 al
vance our common cause 81 constitutional Iiber-
~ Ripley COUNTY penocrst