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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-17

The Result THE SPRING ELEcTIoN IN
0nIo--2n 0n0 DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY Colonel
Medary's Crisis, of the 18Th inst. after giving
several columns of election returns from the
townships Of the State. SAYS
ION the whole. we can see reason why the
Republicans should boast. for they have gained
nothing anywhere which amounts to ANYTHING. IN
Ohio; and we repeat again that ut previous
Spring election have we Witnessed such an ave-
anche Of Democratic victories in our State We
PERFECTLY satisfied. if they are. and are
going to do better next time than even this Our
returns indicate twenty thousand Democratic
ioritv. could correct footing up be made ont of
the returns p"
We of the opinion that the Democratic
maioritv ut the recent elections will considerably
exceed ~. 900
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-17

sE The following l. way 20 Snbugate
State. by the use ef the secret service iul
Ia j. sts'ei that S4D O0o H. gold sent from
the secre, service fund Of the War Department
at WssbingIon 10 Governor Morton. Of Indiana
6, ensbe ii'm N oirrv on the Staie government,
FIR which the Legislature failed appropri e
fands owing 10 fsetious feuds amongst the men,
bers-l National Iatelligencer.
Ispt thisa strange Use 81 secre. service money :
r. the Governments Of our ne;ghbosing State TO
be carried on nv means thus obtainedy HIS our
Government lost all sense of decency n well IS
-aH-re<-r.l--sss sAs Csastitsi.sal-{L oaiss le
Democrat
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-17

GtNERAL For ILLINOIS Gen. Burnside,
comm lar OF tie department. has creaied hi
noiS into separate district. to the c-n.n III Of
which he has assigned Brig Gen Jacob Ammen
late Colonel of the 23d Ohio volunteers Gen.
Amnens headquarters viii be xed in this city.
-[Spring field Repnhlican.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-17

CHAxGIXG PosIrIoNs Here is a case to test
the patriotism " of scertain loud moaIhed IA
natics: Suppose, for change. reverse the po-
sition Of things little Let these differs. who
are so bitterly opposed 10 a cessation Of HOSTILE
ties, strip off their epaulettes. exchange places
with the privates. who DESTROYS of peace -
And let the army contractors. who are fartening
on the life blood Of the country. whose splendid
conservatories are watered by the tears of widows
and orphans and whose feet move gaily through
the dance, to the music of the groans of the
wounded soldiers throw up their fat contracts,
shoulder mnske,s. and take their place ia he war.
while the peace men, do the FINISHING. IL -
too bad, when so m'ny persons are so furious ~
any suggestion of peace that they should he kept
AT home. aud men forced - fight who are he r
ty tired of the war VIncenneS Sun.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-17

MRS. LlNC,LN AND THE SOLpItRs.-Mrs. Presi-
dent Lincoln >lep' IL tent when she visited
Hooker Camp y l.uer writer. dilating upon
the fact AM thar she attacked b ratinns vgor
ousiy t'c next. morning. say< the circumstance
will have an excellent effect npon the snl'iiers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-17

s8-Iu the town OF Berger. n P.uss, i an
elegant church. capable o. hol Ing one thousan,i
persons. eonstructed-statics and aEi-of papier
N iche
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-17
DEALERS N

Iron. Nails. sieci AXES, Glass, sash, wooden Ware,
GrndeoeS &c hav just received and OFF, for sale "a
the City and County trade at the lowest prices
~ 'eSt quail Ihfsburg irrp Ba- round. square
ovai half oval half Ioand. band hoon. slab sheet AZ,
Ga vahzcd Sheet iron for sorghum Boilers and Evapora-
Sof Kegs best Nel.. BradS, Fercing Wrought IIorse
shoe Gazing Fiii>hing Wrought and CIT Spikes. Cinch
Nails 6c al de~cr ptions Cast S,.r ng
R-ter Slab StctI Tire. Hoe Steel. &c Baxes Rivrts
Burrs and Taps ToelS for Klacksm tbs ami Woodwork
err steel wings single double and treble shovel Spying.
best Pittsburgh and Ea-fern sNle--long and Shorr
arm. Founders. OF dismond wings, four sizes Mould
boards sgbbie and sol, seven sizes. woodwork-Hubbs
FelloeS. Spokrs DC wheels on hand or made order
Th'nble. Sken and common boxing Nalieable Castings
Clips Ferru-> Cockeys. dc. Bolts Coleman = all kind.
and .iz-s. Nuts bot pressed. square sud hexegsn
wtsherS, hot pressed. ell sizes Blacksmith iow
Makers Carriage and wsgon Makers will fnd conn let,
stock o. their goods Of the best quality and finish. al low
prices. POMEROY, FRY, co.
april div
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-17
MEDICAL.
MiLLINERS.
M u.s. J. DOY LIE

DIGS LEAVE TO INFORM THE LADIES OF IN
I'D danapos and vicinity that she WI open Show
k"um> over No Bates Honst Block. Wet Washington
street Miss. Doyle inteiris keep ny Pari> Miuary
EmgrOT where al al mas lc found The besf a.
rtmeRt Of Eouets. Ribbons French Flowers. Plum. >
Bridal wreahs and all goods usually be found IN
frs class establishment Mas los L. intends making IA
daBapns her iernaa-;t r. crce. AID Will ltns>
Keep the best desirable q DDS 60 be found in
the The patronage OF the public respectfully
solicited. apr6 div
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-17

am sorry To find YOU defending the Presi-
dent Em aae ip .iian Proclamation Its a meas
IRE which Ia,sve considered fro m the moment of
il promulgaiiOn unWiSe. unconstitutional. and
calaInitnu-. productive of evii. md only evil "a
measure that, more than ans other. has tended
10 sl,,iGe the coupSels OF the. North. and unite
the South and render the restoration of the M
tion, Union next to homeless Your defense of
Il rests on iallacv You saw "If IL i a legiti
mate function Of our Government TO destroy the
fabric OF the Southern ConleJeracy, a tortIOri,
Is not jusf lied in wing thar ~hich their now
highest authorities pronounce 20 be us ''coruer
sionet" To answer yOrr question intellgenily,
il Is necessary t. know rhe ustuse of that corner
stone before We can pronounce whether the
Government womb he justified IN renewing or
attempting rs remove u. " the stone should
happen "a hea "provdeuaal hxwre. unaltera5le
in it, very nature. by ANYTHING that man can do.
conoi'ion OF a physical, Character. not 10 he
affected by any act OF man. you will agree with
me. tn he Gov eminent would not he Justified
IA making any such necessarily aoortive and
QuiNo'ic sttemnts lH
a. ! presume from W ur Que.tion that yCu have
sdnptei he prevalent misunderstanding OF a
asssse IN Nr. stevens speech Al : ,vannah. IN
which he speaks II the corner stone" OF the
Confederate government You assume that this
corner sfone i slavery. and 50 our Government
= Iusthei ~ w. measures Ia destroy The slavery
Although great multitude both in Europe and
Ameficf entertain tbs sterec,, red error. and !,
has within few days been twice reiterated in
the l,ie uoninfer reution report vi the Senate
Committee of Foreign Relations vet il ! mo-. o
the less egreerSons ma ar prehen-ion OF NJ
Stevens remark and false assumut on. thar the
Confederate Government have adopted any sueh
cornerstone In the first place u Mr. Stevens
rad made such an announcement IN his speech.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
ovAa,Er~asrcns YSucr, a. $. 4. No srATT 81,

CrAn.ErNasflIH D. o ,IFICs, ~ =. u, No q STATE ST,
Nrwiong, Dec. ~, 1893.
GEAIED PROPOSALS viii be received un-
IA Il scloc. H. II T. rDNEsDAi J0,h insi tot supply
H., lie a ..la.e.,.ft D.yaitlrnt L. - H., With lUJ 90
L..l,l, OATS .aOOb sArl' CORN 2ooJt tunt HAY.
Hl All, b. rervel (r t.s deyrfy of . UJJ bushels Corn
q, o. ai To- ,ur II H. Ac gaitcs fmuhIs h.ch vii oc
=, deliver IL s side fuch nay be deslg
Ia 10y the uL snd ia tls habof oe o - lo'o 10 th'
boy-ff4ncnt ~, - i,
40 pscr u be written ou, IN words on the bids. Com
I, b. pat up good stout rack Of two bushels etch 'e. ~
sr ,hfro bphes each Tho SACKS 10 be intis'd
without e,ra charge tho The Hay and StIs"
To- b. securely hr' a. 9,
pose. to- Da delivered must be stated Ia the pop1t- Al the
ances offered uai,r the bid. herein invited viii b. -nJcced
60 sid inspection By the 0oyrnuent Inspector before 10
ing acsd sni will 10, ysl the returns Of sworn weigh
mast. p. such funds toyc nnen posd Ia Ihs PnP"so
Io biiie. vii bc required to accompany his proposal "ih
guaranty signed By two Tesponble poison tist IN ta ms
hi accepted ho they viii within two ityt lh'f over
ea.c.e The conat ior tbs ~Ih good nnd sum en
sur Ia equal to oDeuaft-r OF the amount invoNci
the forage proposed In conformity w the iris q"
TIT. rIysreurnt aud Ia the said bidder should ini 10
tho t~y TO make good the dnrfrnt" De
oH.r Of said bj Ter and tho ncXt lowest rrspon,oo
person whom III. contract may be awarded
Tie I.apeub!Iy Of the g4saoIs must be- shown by 'he
90 sl e, 81 United ststos Dulct Aion"y OF any
oiI officer under t. Unite. states Ossrinnoni ~ r.sroi
sib- peson this oLir- The fi nam, ant post
oile ldsss sf each bidder must bo siby "f'n in tho
,icus, shouH bs iniors.d "Froposais fcr Forge and
edd.e.tdio Mayor siEWhlti VAN hLiIt,
CuaItafma.ter u. \. Army.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
for the Ho!i0aps.

ELEGANT PIANO-FORTES tor the Holi.
IA Says am finishing large number Of Insrar,.nts
Of splendid tone in richly cId Prices from $500 IA
h Palmer styles from > 800 10 Jp) Every InrlnsnS
T. y warranted Testimonials Of the principal pai a
shisrity In fayor of my new scale Pianos.
WM. b. BRADBURY, No. AT Broone.s
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"GET THE BEST

" GET THE BEST"
WEBSTER &
UNABRIDGED DlCIICNAhf.
HOLIDAY GIFT OF PERMANENT VALUE
q lad to add my testimony In its favor; - , ,5
l. very scholar knows its value; ,,.,,,i.,
Il he most complete Dictionary oi the llngnlse;
DY. piok 0! Scotlaha'
L h' O'" s''D' o. ''''''''' John O. Whittier.
II viii transmit his naire 10 latest posisr.'y y,
y, -, . ,,,,,o,.s. ,n,3ling by earlier lahorers.
IL E''s' f lGeorge Bancroft
ID '"''',i EiiIu BuIIHt.
Il AVIS ~ rresidelt Hitchcock
. l." ~ Horace Manu.
,ins.t, ,!e LAgl!sh OIthoopist
Sold by al Booksellers.
GET THE BEST" GET " NEBSi r'h.
csc. MERRIAM. Sprira ah,id Mass.
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New Icnbliraiione.


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DnNpO-AI FOR COAL.-propu.AIs WI Ae

DkOPO~AL FOR COAL.-Proposals VIII Do
received b. the rnIrf sncd i1r he supply os uue HAM
f.l ri Fny tH oi l2io ib each Of steamboat -le and
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fv lr.taru q be- ,rr.t tir ias al ground nsrr
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Jalnary. I.'t
Ihe r.o rt na-i ho IN vgn- src-ifyin tie fEoe pr
tnn No. is,ra o. above and nrt 1r lreonpn lei
by tho ff.o & rrsplfsr HrIrcu garauiv 0r r iuA.
MOI, 4 OBJ. ror O. alfrafrsi q tie guilF.el . le Hoe
tla. 200 pr1r.sfo.s .i De- received uni snday, ilr
.tI e laurr.y lati .,
a ..,i med reserve. the r-h % accept any llJ q At
~, bel. Do most 4dy-.t4 4-o9us io tnr soY,.tnfif
mos. l.. aMlAA saIgeoa.
L. =. Naval Ifasri'f, Dec. l6 llaL
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ffn ffr nitrl -lir. irFfsfy, anil ia parteale
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Neu Fluctuations.

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EOMPOSITION BRASS. -Four thousand
~ .unds Ma bne COMPOSITION, very handsome .ot,
oI ssl, AII.ylo ". H. SMITH, No. I'o fesrls.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
sTRaSG & ADRIhNCE.
No 555 BROADWAY
BETWEEN LEONARD End FEANKLiN-SIs,
NOW OFFER
At RETAIL,
5000 DRESSES .or HOLIDAY PRESENTS ns
GREAT REDUCTION FROM FORMER PRICES
CONSISTING or
PRINTED DELAINEj
FRENCH and AMERICAS PRINTS,
POPLISs. PLhIS auI BRDCHE EELOuRS,
ALPACAs, yALFNCIhs. EMPRESS CLOTHS
FRENCH MERINos,
AND GREAT VARIETY OF
NEW DRESS FABRICS.
These good, viii be put up in DREss PATTERNS and The
PRICE marked pain figures each dress, and placed on
.,usr..e eourt.r. lor convenience Of customers
ALSO.
CLOAKs. sIrAWLs. SILKS, EIBROIDERlES. and
HOSIERY tosetLsr with sre-, variety of oihss hi1h
GOODS AZ low IEtCES.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

DREsS TRlAlAlINGS.--New styles in Bugle
4 y r,in,ninr.. Ornaments, Nr,ct Ribbons. Alpaca aud
Fnbroid.ry Bfsils Buttons, Cards and uipsey Ta,,cl'
Ao si,st variety Plain aid Embroidered Han1kerchics.,
Collars AMI Iuas. Nu.y cheap.
~ h. nc largest. cheapest, aud hes, os.oFiei 'tok OF small
wares. Combs Buso. Hair Net, and Fancy Goods IN the
c, trcncn Md uovc,, only ~ Zephyr Wor,,eds, e.s
hnu any other store IN large small puane, al ELuEAS ,,
Nos. Noo aud ~! broadway near I9th IT., ra't side
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

w No it9 F,sl Nhst..
Adjoining 4. r. stevrrt Co. i-yr rcccv,i be,n'if
a,.o.tu.cut u RECEPTION BONNEIS. HEAD DRkssLS.
CAPS FLOWERS, NETS. also oHtaide ard inside MON
TiKkS Nu beg to notify rcuds lEl prons tltl on
shhueu has ctlon with the house No II,
lfo,y hyla. .oi ouT t, Yr. on tho 9th OF Aug iol.
NATALIE TILMAN
Nl(TORlNE tRANCR.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-26

IaE ELEcTIos.--Wo have official returns
iromthirty'seyen counties, scattered overall
portions Of the State with the exception of
the Rio Grande counties, which foot up as
follows Murrah, 1886; Chambers, 6t7d;
Clark, 81. stockdale, $685. Darden, PAT
Gentry, 2i6S; Ki.rell, 2278. OF course, we
have seen good many incomplete returns
from other counties, which, however, do
not materially change the complexion Of
the returns. The Austin Gazette says that
Webb county, on the Rio Grande, has given
Murrah majority of 1855. Ifthe Rio Grande
counties have generally followed the lead
Of Webb, there is no doubt Of the election
of Murrah by handsome majority. For
Lieut. Governor we think that Stcckdale is
elected, though by how large o majority j:
is difficult even to imagine.
In this Congressional district, we have
the official returns from only seven out fthe
IA counties, viz: Dallas, Rusk, kaufman,
Parker, Tarrant Henderson and Smith
They loot up for Graham 1885, for Baylor,
1884. The balance Of the district will in.
crease Bsylors majority considerably.
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b5-rhe Governor has ordereu that another drsi;
of twenty five per cent additional ofthe state Troops,
be made, The order for this draft will be issued
in few days, in this Brigade District The draft
will DO for QUO half Of the remainder OF ,ie militia.
Those VINO wish will have the privilege ofyounteer.
ing, By mounting and arnHg themselves previous to
the day Of draft which will be some lime in the early
par, utSsptembr. The Examining Surgeon Of the
Brigade will attend Ct Dallas, on the 4h and 9TH,
kaufman, on The Sth and 9th, and Athens, on the
Hin OF September for the purpose ugexamlning such
a. present themselves for exemption on account Of
physical dis ability.
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LADIES, AID SOCIETY.

would be pleased to meet the ladies Of tho Aid
Society, the Court House, Friday next, the 18th
inst, at two o'clock p. NJ. Tho proceeds yet in
ny possession, OF last Concert. would suggest
that some lady having more knowledge of the suffer-
ing class Of our community, take charge of this de-
parm"nt, as must confess THAI have not, as YET
DO, abb. (and am happy to say IN 10 lind in our
money has been at your command at any and all
times. True was called upon u. one time TO hand
this money over, not by regular member, however,
IL so 1t would have ben my greatest pleasure 10 hay
complied. }. b. HARRIS, Urea. L. A. :.
Dallas, Aug. 18th 1863.
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A. call meeIing Of Tsunlhl Lodge, Nc. q, 4, z
q, leeit Lodge Room In Dallas, Aug 10Th, A. Li5si
OF Free and Accepted Mssous, tho following Alss,.
bic aud RESOLUTIONS were offered
Wierers, Tho All.Wisr aud supreme Arehll et gt
tho Uuyrrso has kt ~ tulse from our mid O..
mush esteemed mud worthy Bruthrr n. @. INwrs
who died o. the lith inst. A. u member of III a
eleGl and time houored order, h. WAS generohs a.
true, rs neghlOr citizen and patriot, hc WI me-
highly respected aud esteemed. Thcroinra,
RH,ired, Thar Ia his death the Order has ts, .
worthy molnler' The community good eitiiEet, All
the culn ry valiant defender
Rcso!rtd, hal va olar our heartfelt candoluhc, 81
the family and relatives Of the deceased, in' thr.
deep beirav, mont
Resoleei, That The Lodge b. draped IN mount
and tho members wear the usual badge for th.
days.
Resolred, That these resolution 10 spread urbn .hl
Journals of tbs Lodge, and that copy Of thlm bon
forwarded 70 the family vi the deceased, and Elsi %
the Dallas Herald with ths request oil qualification
}. O. Mccoy,
J NJ. PATTEEs1S,
u. I, ELLIS,
u. q, THOMAS,
W. II. THoMAs,I
(art,nf
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GENERAL ORDERS, No. g.
/. All volunteers and drafted mon in this Brigade
District, who have not been excused on account Of
physical disability. ordered TO ASSEMBLE at Camp
Darne, Pixies Spring, the west side of East Fork,
~ miles below the bridge on the road from Dallas
10 Kaufman, * miles east Of Dallas Tuesday, the
LIST day Of Sept mbsr 1868, which time and place,
company organizations both of Cavalry and Inian-
try, will lake place,
H. Immediately after tho company organizations,
battalion will be- organized by the election OF such
field officers tho strength Of the battalion will
justify.
III Drafted men will have the privilege Of joining
the cavalry arm, by mounting and armng them
selves, and reporting such, or before the day
above named, before the organizations take place.
~. All volunteers and drafted men, above, will
be expected to BIZ present and participate in said or
ganiza ions, or they will be treated az deserera.
BY order of Brig. Gen. W, H.. HOHD.
JHo. w. SwIHDELLs, A. A. A. @.