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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-08
SHOOTING ARRAY.

The shooting of MCGOWAN, an old hack
driver and not very reputable man, by James
Barrett, soldier Of the Fourth Infantry Cal.
Volunteers in the Pioneer Saloon (beer eel
lar) this morning, is curious affair. Bar
rett alleges that the ARRAY grew out Of scccs-
sion language used in his presence by de-
ceased on previous occasion, and insists
that he acted in self defense, as deceased
told him he had been laying for him and was
starting to get a weapon when he was killed.
l confess total inability to comprehend the
matter to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-08
THE EASTERN NEWS,

1t is hardly necessary for me to comment
on news which you must have twenty-four
hours ahead of me at any rate but must
say that the announcement Of the sinking Of
the Alabama by the Kearsage, which has
Just been made on our streets, has produced
more excitement than any other intelligence
which could have reached US, save, Of course,
the fall Of Richmond, could possibly have
done. We have, for once, triumphed over
hated enemy, and the raid into Pennsylvania,
the check Of Sherman, and abortive expedi-
ton of kautz, with the terrible uncertainty
regarding the ultimate fate Of the grand eX-
petition under Grant for the capture of Rich
mond, for the moment pass for naught.
SHALL WE HAVE DRAFT?
This is question which is asked every
day, and to-day with especial earnestness, on
account of the Geographic news. From the
best information can gather, am inclined
to believe that something very like it is in
preuaratlon, and that when the time Of the
California volunteer enlistments expire, we
shall have to come to time in some shape,
and refill the ranks, if by volunteering through
heavy bounties by States and counties, well !;
if not, by drafting. We must keep up the
force in this Department, at least, If no more,
and the draft must do it if volunteering will
not. must close for the mail.
Yours, ever, AMIGO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-08
TO MILL MEN !!

VIE ARE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH
w Quartz Mills with the best kindI Of punched
screens. We have superior SCREEN FoNon-
NC MACHINE, and guarantee sstisfaction In
oil cases.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-08

LIBEL SUIT.
r. T. Ryan, Capt. of the Shields Guards,
this morning, commenced an action in the 18th
District Court against Daniel O'Connel Nc
Car,hy and the other owners Of the american
Flaq, from whom he claims SIC, 900 damages
for being stigmatized as a secessionist, and
reported as making secession speech at a
target excursion BY the McMahon Guards at
Oakland some four weeks since. He denies
every part of the Flags statement, says he
voted for Lincoln and is loyal citizen in
every sense of the word, and promises to
give the whole amount OF the verdict to the
Sanitary Fund. He threatens TO put stop
to black mailing operations under the cover
of patriotism in San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-08
A GRgESBAcK OPERATOR BITTEN.

Yesterday the telegraph announced fall
in gold from l75 to l25 premium" and
well known stock and money broker getting
hold of the dispatch, jumped at the conclu-
sion that the rate was l25 only; not l25 pre-
MUM. He swept the street Of loose green
backs at once on this supposition, and caus-
ed temporary advance in rates this morn
ing. but as gold has already gone back to
"lSO premium" or go selling price" he is
of course badly bitten in the operation, and
rrnnst suffer for his SmartneSS
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-21
ST. Adams Raid.

The Canadians are awakiug to the
Importance Of justice in the St. Adams
and similar cases. They 6ad that unless
they bring the land.pirates to justice,
that International law will justify the
order which Gen. Dix has already issued
-" to follow all raiders into Canada
hereafter, and bring them buck: at any
cost, and deliver them up to him, and
to no other authorities whatever"
The money taken from the St Adams
bank is to be returned. There is great
excitement among the Il. Il. men in
Canada, lest the matter should lead to
non.iutcrcoursc between the Cuited
States and Canada.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-21
From. Sherman MAJ,

There is no important Official news
from Gen. Shermal's expedition, though
steamer which arrived at Annapolis
from Charleston, reports the capture Of
Savannah with eleven thousand pris-
ouers. The rebel papers admit that
Sherman had carried the mouth Of the
Ogechec river. This is at the head of
Ossabaw Sound, and its capture secured
communication with the feet. The posi-.
ton is only Ave miles from Savannah:
1t will be seen from this that the proba-
bilities arc in favor Of the correctness of
thercport tclcgruphed from Annapolis.
TIE President is reported to have
said that, Sherman had come out at Sa
vanoah with 10000 more men, black
and white, than he started with.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-21
! oa#,oiall War Bulletin,
= WAR DEPARTMENT, !
-" 'WAsHISdToN, Dec. lG. !

tn general DIP: -: .,.:t
.s The,followiug ofhcial report Of bat.
tie before Nashville, has been received
from Gen. Thomas:
sEANASHyILLE, TENN, Dec. 10.
I attacked the enemy's left this morn
.inc, ,aud: drove4it from the river below
tho city, very nearly ito the Franklin
nike, I distance of about eight miles.
We ;hsvescapsu.ed Chalmers head.
quarters and train, aud second train of
about twenty. wagons; With between 500
and !, oporpsissaots and lS,piaces of ar
ti}lery-i Il a {. ! : = o..
Our troops behaved splendidly, all
taking their; part. in assaulting and
charging the enemy's breastworks.
[Siguedl 49,: G. H: THOMAS,
Major.G General.
unofficial dispatch givos the fol-
lowing details Of the fight before Nash.
Vile: '.''''
N.AsHYlLLSS Dec l5.-0ur line sd-
vauccd and engaged the enemy OF nine
o'clock; this morning. The line was
formed thus: ,Steednan on tho left; l..
J. " God; withrth 18th Corps. next; A.
j. Smith next, aud Cox on the reserve !;
the cavalry under Wilson fighting dis.
mounted, and occupying the extreme
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-21
ght, aided BY, the Hganboats onttho

right, aided by the gun boats on the
river. -~.,-.-.---..-. =, #
The artillery practice has been; .6pe,
and at times the .uusketry firing contfn!
uous and heavy, aithough-the casualties
hive been light. The results are very
fairH The left occupies, the same ground
as on its moving, but the right has I'D:
vanced three miles, driving the enemy
from the river, from his intreuchmeuts,
from tho hills on which his advanced
left rested, and forced it back on this
right aud centre: = His centre was push.
cd back from one to three miles, with a
loss in all of seventeen guns and about
! 800 prisoners and@his whole line of
carthworks, except, about mile on bis
extreme right. There was 90. attempt
made to. dislodge him. The whole Of
Hoods army is here, except the cavalry
and one, division, which has been de.
tached to threaten an attack on Muir
freesboro. ~. -. .3...- ..... o., o.. r,-
General Kimball's division carried
two fortified positions by assault, with
very slight loss, capturing at one point
four hundred prisoners and six guus.-
There is no doubt that other parts ofthe
line did as we'll. only speak Of what
I saw. ..:..... ..i... -,,..-.....-..-
Official dispatches from Gen. Candy
have been received to-day, showing the
complete success Of an expedition sent
by him from Yicksburg to cooperate
with Gen. Shcrmau's operations, md
cut Hood communications with Mobile.
Gen. Candy also reports the probable
success Of another expedition from
Baton Rouge, under command of Gen.
Davidson, the details and objects Of
which it is not proper to Disclose
When last heard from Davidson was re.
ported to have caused quite panic in
Mobile, and to be deva stating the coun.
try generally. Lieut.. Col. Eurl, COM
handing o speciul party, was severely
wounded, and fell into the hands Of the
enemy, at Fayette, Miss. ...,, .>-.-.
The Richmond papers Of to-day con.
firm the reported capture of Bristol by
au expedition supposed to DO under the
command Of Gems. Stoneman and Bur.
bridge; also the surprise and capture Of
the Gladspring depot on the railroad
thirteen miles south Of Abingdon, Va.
They also contain Gen. Hoods official
report of the battle Of Franklin, in which
he acknowledges the loss Of many gal
liant officers and brave men, among
whom he .enumcrates Maj. Gen. Gle.
borne, Brig. Generals John Williams,
Adams, Gaist, Stropel aud Cranberry,
killed.
Sigrcd] i. NJ. STANTON.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-21
The --latest. Il Il St N: News, s.: =:

WE are = unable j. give any very late
news this'morning, as, ION account Of! the
high waters, &C., i~seare deprived of both
late Cincinnati dailieu andof: telcsraphic
Communication With aallipolis. This is
the more to,,be. regretted, as our latest
dispatches leave both SHERMAN aud
THOMAS in the midst of battle and on
the ere Of probable victory . als2
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-21

THE Richmond papers are much de-
lighted that We are making the North
too hot for those traitors who are too
cowardiy to fight for the causc they
spouse, and have taken refuge in the
northern cities. Such men arc dcSpiscd
everywhere.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-21
West Virginia Legislature.

We arc indebted to the Wheeling In.
hliigcncer for the following lists Of West
Virginia Senators and Delegates:
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-21
Senators.


Senators.
The following is list Of those who Will
COMPOSE the State SENATE Of West Virginia, TO
assemble u, Wheeling GU the 18th day Vt Jun
nary next:
Is, Dixtrict-John II. Atkinson, and Daniel
Peck"
2d Dis,riet-Aaron Hawkins, and James
Burnley.
Sd Disrict-William Prices and John j.
4A Disuict-Edwin Maxwell, AID Daniel
Raymond.
SIT District - William Z. Stevenson and
Edward 5. Mnhon.
SIN District--D. u. 7. Furnsworth, and jas.
NJ. Corlcy.
7h Notwithstanding Slack, and John
". Phelps.
sM D;s,rict--Edward D. Wright,s and John
b. Bowen.
9th District--Wiljam S. Dunbar, and Viii.
liam Chambcrs.z
lOth Disniet-Aaron Bechtol, and B. NJ.
Kitchen
Those marked with an asterisk ore new
members. -.... ...... ........
~ House Of Delegates. -
The following is nearly complete list Of
tho members Of the next Hou.e Of Delegates:
BurJou-Joan Kcllur.
Berkeiey-WilisuI Smith, and Vim. Wilen.
Brooke-Charlcs F. Scots
/ yCaJtll--JameS II Ferguson
Doddridye-tbcl B. Parks.
Fay,tie--willam K. Cassidy.
Observation-Disclosures J. Smith.
Nnnp,hue-O. D. Downey, ind 7. p. Adams.
Umdy-John Michael.'
Nuryison--Nathan GoH,s and Solomon S.
Fleming.s
observation-disclosures Casio.
Jr1crson--Geo. Kooncc, and J. A. Chapine.
Mairs, aud Spicer Patrick
Ltmi,--Aaron d. Peierson.s
Narion-lsanc Holman and Jno. S. Barns.
.NarshqH-Wm. AlexaDder* and Thomas IL.
Trainer. "
Ma,on-Baptiste Gilmore. $50. .. ...'
Mcrcrr-Thomns Littlcf
MonongalM-Lee Roy Kramcr,s and John
B. Lough.S
!Morga-Louis Dyche.
OAio-Daniel. Lamb, =: Theodore II. Cornell,
and Grcenbury ID. Bonar.
Pendleton-John Boggs.s .s.'
Pre,ton-James C. MoGrew," and William
II. King.s
Putnans+-J Joshua s. Morris.
Riehie-El Riddle.
Roone-Henry C. McWhortsr.
Tdylor--Jesse II. Cathcr.S
TRle7-Jacob T. Galloway.
Upshur-David S. Pinnell.
Edyne-Abel Segur.-
Dti.ei-Edmund Kyle.
R'nt-Joseph ". Hale.
LIST District { Wood aa1 IIeasdnL,)--horaeo
n. Crooks,e and Rsthbone Van Wrinkle.
Sd Dist. { Clay and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. L.
Stephenson. $1,000. =.
,4th Dist. ( Rebster and POeah0nfa') Adam
Gregory. =. =. ,,p, n,@,,
Pharcs. ~
-, = W., 52.z9,:.;y:l'llS vsSIlif;..
8 NemSers of the last House.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-21

Messengers are arriving at Washing
ton. with the Electoral votes Of the sew
eral States, which are delivered to the
Vice President. THE Electors met at
their several Capitols on the 7,h inst,
instead of the 9th, as our types made
US say last week.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-21

,n THE publication OF the Income Tux
list, iu Ciucinua,i, is creating some in,
terest. 1t is having. coed effect 10
showing up to their ueishbors those who
have untler.est;n,ated,their own incomes.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-21

%GEN. CANBr's expedition destroyed
1900; bales! Of cotton, two LOGON olives,
&C., l6G; 1000 bbls. .of;stores, and thirty
miles Of railroad track.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-21
The New Army Corps

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~, No ,,,c;c, ,,,YncYI,, :
STKrE 'OF w ESf wv lhSlNiA, -
ACCOMPLISHMENTS 0FRlcEt -,
Wucr,,yo Oac 6tb 1894 7
- % - '.'.N 60, - .. * W..
tht lolto"ing HenSlai oloe. i'o'1 ~ ,;on
department - p9o'isneo 'oi 'po 'nAot ~
o' a'' eoheefheu
WAR DEPARTMENT. ... ).
NV r. Ao,r1ASr CrxxRAI'I OFFICE. ,..,
cprcu,r opnrns h : y e., N0'' 70 ''"'''
No. ISL
ORDERED for raising and organizing new Volunteer
Army Corps:.% - 49,,
ls1 That an Amy Copa 10 consist o. moi er rr,r 70
be- dcsiEna,ei the First Cops, shall be organized in the
District Of Columbia commencing the 0rEHnl, On
ne ntss aay o. M rv. u to- eo"s. Of able
bodied men who have served honoraby not less hsn two
years md therefore, not shh5"es 70 dra; the 70
Dc commissioned "om 'ueh a. nave 'e''su "0' 1873
3D. Recruit. will be furnished transportation 10 Wash.
ncton and win 10 credited to the district In which hsy
or ther f.miiies aro domiSied ana Sii oc pa,a ciDa
musicrcJ t" the service Each recruit who preserves
his arms to the end Of bis may retain them Us bis
own upon being honoraoly discharged. ~. n.
@ ns nau ., T%o loads "' "r SnrrauS will detail
officers for tho prompt examination and organization,
armins. equIPpnx, aud supplying Of the Corps coro
,nd ~ ,S1s C"rn. with hin hsodou"r,ers a, Washington
BY order Of the Secretary Ofiwar:; ;,,,,,.r>.n
RSs"eo' 10 ASH -; ADJ ADJ: SG General.
r,.,,:,., ,,,ao. :, o,u ru;o.
o ,., ~. " -,
rao as'I ue ou" w. ~ ~ 1921 ,h;.
"enei"' a"noooA' ".o so w. -
new army IofpSi "n'cI ~ oes'gneu ~ NV
Is.on VI no"o', M'l"es"s J." i' ,"na" INV
choice SPtrltS VI 'etciau NV ":
~ 'he'r no'n.s' w su'a optc' '"n ~ ~, VIZ e
JUNCTION nus Deeu o"eleo "''H'u 'H' "'S!U'! "
inc war. 81, ,i,,..,. :, i,., -
NOR nave volunteers ever 'aH euoH pecun''
ary inducements offered. spect"i govern
ment bounty OF fhree lnndred Ooi'rs VIII De
paid IN PULL, WHEN TIE MEN ARE MUSTERED
INTO SERVICE. There arc, donot!ess, great
numbers OF our brave boys IN TINS STATE VINO
have served their country three years, ona
arc wiling 10 re-ch''st anu see tnI emu u. 'ne
rebellion. Inns generous ohef VI .Ne govern,
ment "hords tnem IN opportunity " w % no'
only with cFedi' 70 themselves, o"' VIZ p''
cnnlary advantage 10 their i"'l'i.'eS y, ir'cnuS'
West virginia troops hAye "us'"'heu NY,
reputation for those qnahties OF courage ana
uash' Thien make inc soou Soi". Ill., ~ 60 70
nave ia'r IePresen'"' r;. m M, ;r r.,
Whioh 10 70 eu'oooy tneso NY" Y"%.e -. ~
organization representing INC %no'e neP" t
West Virginia ought 10 inrhish Two OF tnree
companlesi and viii II anything approaching
to an adequate effort IS made
Inc "tteht'o" OIL wv see,%, '" ~ ,L "
Supervisors ~ reSpes''u'.y '" ,,,nr roha ho
General Order. ~ ~ more .,, nun paoOaT''
mat ano'hcr cA.' !o' 'tools w. 'O ~" ~,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-21

YIN. NJ. Stewart, "a strong Union
mao, has been elected Senator from
Nevada.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-21

"A large Naval Fleet: accompanied
with land forces on. transports, sailed
FROM Fortress Monroe, n:thc 18th lust
This looks ike more work. =. ST..
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-21
MAR r AG E s.

CLAKK-wITllROw.-Iw Rev. r. Swinhurn. at his own
residence December H. 1861 Mr. Levi GLARX Co ~ ith
w. Va Cavalry. to Mrs. VIRGINIA ANN wIrihOw, all Of
Klnawha county. .. Oh.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-22
From New YORK.

NEW YORK, Sept 2l-The Worlds special
says:
Messengers who have arrived by the mail
steamer from City Point state that a general en-
gagement between the Two armies was considered
imminent
When they ef, heavy skirmishing and artil
lery firing was in progress near the Weldon road
on Sunday.
Ii is generally believed here that grand en-
gagement took place on the southern side of Pc
tersburg on Monday
Ii mas been we'll known here for some time
that Grant was bringing up all the troops that
could be made available in order strengthen
his left.
Ii is now thought that Grants plan has been
10 strengthen his forces TO guard his lines of
communication TO the Weldon road, so that be
could swing the main body OF his army rapidly
in order TO effectually strike the Danville or
remaining line of rebel communication leading
directly South. and leave the enemy dependent
upon the Lynchburg road for supplies.
The movements of the army OF the Army of
the Potomac have been directed 10 this point aud
the Danville road, and the engagement reported
a. having been heard OF by the messengers show
that probably great battle cannot be DELAYED,
eve; IT one has not already taken place.
Lee has evidently feared some such maneuver
and has therefore sought TO withdraw "a portion
of Eary's force from the Shenandoah Valley for
the purpose OF aiding in an assault and dscon-
cert the plans of General Grant
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-22

Resolved That in the future, in the past, will
adhere with answering fidelity to the Union under the
Constitution the only solid foundation OF strength
security and happiness people, and as framework
government equally conducive the welfare and
perity Of all the States, both Northern and Southern.
Resolved, That this Convention does explicitly declare
of the American people that after
of failure the Union by the experiment Of
during which, under the pretenSe of military necessity
power higher than the Constitution the Constitution
itself has been disregarded in every part and public lib
eTty aud private right alike rOdden down, and the ate
rial prosperity of the country essentially impaired Justice
humanity, liberty and the public welfare demand that
immediate efforts be made for cessation Of hOSties
with view to an ultimate convention Of the States,
other peaceabe MEANS to the end that at the earliest
practicable moment peace may be restored the basis
of the Federal Union of the States.
Resolved That direct interference of the military
authorities Of the United States IN the recent elections
held in Kentucy Mary land Missouri and Delaware
shameful violation of the Constitution and repetition
of such acts in the approaching election will be held as
revolutionary, and resisted with all the and
under cOntroi-
Resolved That the aim and object of the Democratic
party to preserve the Federal Union and the rights of
consider that the administrative usurpaon of exraodi
nary and dangerous powers hot granted by the COn>tu
tion the subversion of the civil by military law in States
not in insurrecton the arbitrary military arrest npris
onmcnt trial and of American citizens in States
where civil law exists In full force The suppression Of
freedom Of speech and of the press the denial Of the
right OF asylum the and avowed disregard of State
rights, the employment of unusual test oahs and the
interference With and denial of the right Of the people to
bear in their defense; is calculated prevent
restoration of the Union and the perpetuation of the
Government deriving its just powers from the consent Of
the governed.
Resolved That the shameful disregard of the Admins
trati0u 20 its duty in respect to fellow citizens wtO
are, and long have been, prisoners Of in SUI
fering condition. deserves the reprobation on
the alike Of public policy and common humanity.
Resolved That the sympathy Of the Democratic party
heartily and earnestly extended to the sodiey OF our
army and sailors Of navy who are and have been in
the field and on the sea- under the flag OF their country,
and in the Of its attaining power they will receive
protection and regard that the brave sol
ders and sailors of the republic have so noby earned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-22
Appoinrr,lenI.. a

The Democratic State Central Committee have
made the following appointments for public
speaking:
Hon Thomas B. WARD will speak as follows:
At Lexington, Scott county on Saturday. the
oath inst.
At Patoka, Gibson county, on Thursday the
29th inst
Hon. JoHN PETIT will speak as follows:
AT Monticello. White county. on Tuesday. the
9th inst. at o'clock. Z. NJ
Hon. DAVID SHEKKs will speak as follows:
Al Charlottesville. on Thursday, the 22d inst
at O'Clock NJ
At Lafayette. on Friday. the 23d inst, at I
O'Clock z NJ.
AT Dayton. Tippecanoe county. on Saturday,
the 9th inst . at | O'Clock p NJ
At Delphi. on Monday, the 26th inst, at
O'Clock p NJ
At Frankfort Clinton county. on Tuesday, the
9th inst, at l O'Clock 7. NJ.
At LOgansport. on Thursday. the 29th inst
at O'Clock L. NJ.
At Peru. on Friday, the 3Oth inst, at o'clock
p NJ
At Rochester. on Saturday, October lst. at /
O'Clock F. VI.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-22
A. B. Carlton.

Democratic candidate for Elector will address
the people At the following times and places:
RrowuStown. Jackson county SATURDAY. Septeu,ber -
Vernon, Jennings county, Monday, September a6
Columbus Bartholomew county, Thursday ssp,eu-
Der 29
yevay Switzerland county. Friday. September 30
Madison, jefferson county. Saturday. octoberl
Bedford Lawrenos county. Thursday October6 6
Nashville Brown county. saturday, October
y. B. Speaking 20 begin az each place at O'Clock
N. al the Court House IL any of these appointments
should conflict with meetings previously announced by
the Republicans, Mr.. c will speak nght The friends
requested 70 have posters printed and circulated
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-22
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.

First District-WILLIAM F.. NIBLACK,
Second District-MICHAEL C. KERR.
Third District-HENRY W. HARRINGTON.
Fourth District-GEORGE BERRY.
Seventh District-DANIEL w. VOORHEES,,
Eighth District-JAMEs F. HARVEY.
Ninth District-DAyID TURPIE.
Tenth District-JOSEPH X. EDGERT0N
Eleventh District-JAMES r. MCDOWELL.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-22
Hon. Jason IL. Brown
Will speak as follows:

" TT sPtdh as IUIIV"s.
Buena Vista, Thursday, September I'D, at p. NJ.
Greenfield, Friday, September 23d, at p. NJ.
Augusta, Saturday. September Gath, al =. NJ.
Lagro. Monday. septe mber 10th, at 2. NJ.
Fort Wayne, Tuesday September 27th, at p. N
Decatur, Wednesday, September 2sth. at p. NJ.
Bluffton Thursday, September 29th. at p. NJ
Hartford City, Friday, September a0th, at 7. NJ
Munce. Saturday. October lst, at p. NJ.
Bloomington, Monday. October Sd, at z. NJ
Bedford, Tuesday. October 4th, at p. NJ.
Tampico, Wednesday, October 5th, at +. VI.
Vernon, Thursday, October 9th, at P. NJ.
Madison, Friday, October 7th. at p. NJ.
Vevsy, Saturday, October Sth, at p NJ.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-22

In this connection. the visit of Grant to Sheri
dan last week was highly significant
The Tribune announces that il has been
sured that Fremont has determined to withdraw
his name from the Presidential canvass His
letter Of Withdrawal will soon be published
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-22
Col. cyrus L.. Dumb am
VIII sneak as follOws

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