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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24
TO INDIANA military OFFICERS

EXECUTIVE DxPARrNENT or INpAS,l
BUREAU OF FtSASCE.
lNDIASAPoLIs. Juue II. 1851
INDIANA OFFICERS. who have beer or are serving IN
he army. iufofe-@ that iheir ordnance Returns
w - made up aud pt~~iec the proper peparrns nf
sd cscAtes q scquttancs obtained fres - caGryS
y APPLYING to NJ. C. ? kcoker. Caei Ciers ord
nance Department. Office stairs Vgeus' hart
store, Ne = West washinS0n street IdAnap0is-
bv making returns. shove directed. oficers Vii not
only al fe, 5lt they viii D. able settle The
Government ah4 crA~ theis pay from 70 ihrss
mcnths earlier thar tie hls.nes 5 entrusted 10 an
Agents
BY order Of6ovsrnoF NosTox
" A. II. rRRREII.
ss5-su fiHsneisl s~cret.TT
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FLAMING & FLOORING MIL
South New Jersey Street.

DOOR. ELISp, And SASH FACTORY, PLANNING
IL and Fooring NJ.
Hawfn< completed Factory. prepared 20
nSh Doors sssh, Blinds. Door ana NneoN Frames
Noidins Coruse Brackets, Dressed Lgm0eT. Weather
boarfnx aud other fnsuufaeur III lumber pertaining
tureg n ths city.
HaviIx on hand large stock % thoroughly season.d
sRivers' Pre- Lumber Enabled
ufacfrre.
Orders fsr working aoor.rg dressing sni planning
lrnber promptly Attended 20
oct2e -dSm. AktskN iAlf-
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rrom ,he sh.nnuaoah valley

NKw YoRK, Nov % There /. nothing later
from the Shenandoah Valley 10 notice. The
rebels have apparently abandoned the idea al
leas. for the present, Of further contest with
Sheridan for its possession
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NIerchant@' Exchange.

The Students Of this College enjoy the benefit OF the
regular meetings of this novel department conducted
the plan the Chicago and Cincinnati Boards Of Trade
where actual transactions had) Reports are an
nounced and such instruction given will make all COM
petest buy and sell on Change agent principal
Citizens and strangers in, ID TO call or address for
further particulars.
GREGORY & MUMFORD.
septl-d3m
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.

vEyHR RorRL PEOPEETT on TIE CORNER OF
Delaware and Sonth streets. IN Insii nspelis cor.
ta-npe 20 ruSas. Situated vel sscure . thrivfrx
business. Terms easy. Insnire OF
McKERSAS PIERCE
ssptic-t1- Peal Estate As-Ei=
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BUSINESS COLLEGE.
NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

TuyHE FIRST COLLEGE OF THE WEST WHERE
actual BUSINESS practice IS conducted with theory
in TE ACHING and where session Of Board VI Trade Il
held by one experienced 10 all the legitimate
tons and ussges Of The West.
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
PALMER 4 FORD.
General Intelligence and Employ
ment Office,

Ns.s Maryland st.. In ANA polls, Ind !.
ESLERKs Mechanics and IAborers furnished vttA EN-
" ploynent where The best rages viii BE PAD.
Women a. Chznbermsits, Sesnsirssses and ssrvknts
wi trd places ~ishont ossis delay By applying a.
this once.
Dwellinss, storss Rooms .oEces and Sleeping Rsens
furntshet And srfrrnLkbet 20 rent
psss o1scs m RIR sepfl<-lrf
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DRIyATY MEDICAL ADVICE FREF OF CHARgr.
f DR.. Whittier Theory. Symptoms aud Treatment
sfChronic. Nervous Urinary and Sexual Usesse free
in plain sealed letter envelope for Sin ceuS ioprepsy
postage iis clear denssiion Of all the dzesees and
eSutng from The Infringement OF the moral
laws eIcesse indulgence exposures ard inprrdeBess
in married and single life Every senisuce contains Ia
stract!on the afflicted and should be By every
young person, keep them of the shos. which 9th
ers have been broken TO pieces. Amstyensss clearly
stated 70 De under the control % udieou. treatment
thereby inclination - very prolific
Of disease Nearly every Of disease De treated
without hlndrsDce 10 buspess Medicine sent by mail.
from ob--rvstiou- Charge 1ocerste cco=uits
tions w letter az TIE Office FREE guaranteed
Ofce o. ST. CbaTies street between sixth and Seventh
one square south og Llntel Hotel r o. Bsx Sso2 81
Louis, No CsrcnsT Letter especially for lsdes,
tsinrs ao;h:rS referring Sr1usl Disease ior cent
postage. iAnl-dkviy
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NOTICE.

VXT ASTED-Orisrs for Fruit Trees, Shade Trees,
w Evergreens, Grapewpes. Flowerfng Shrubs
Roses. Dahas and every thing in the nursery iiae.
Particular attention paid 10 the selection Of rice
Christmas Trees by Wk. @ FL DER,
novle-dtswSwAv5v No. CT North Illinois street
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LYONS KATHA1RON.
KAihsirOn is from the Greek word ''KaiArO," or
'Kathairo," sgnifying TO cleanse reluvinsie and re-
store. This article is what its signifies oTe-
serving. restoring and bcsusifyng the human hair II s
the remarkable preparation in the world. II is
again owned and pat up by the original proprietor and
Is made with the care. skill and sttentios
which gave 81 sale Of nliien bottles per
sunum.
Ills most delightful Hair Dressing
II ersdicstes scurf and dsndruf.
II keeps the head cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich sOft and glossy.
prsvents the hair from falling Of and turning gray
II restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady gentleman who values beautiful he sad OF
hair should on's Ksthsron. is known and used
throug ghoat the civilized world.
Sold by all respectable dealers.
DEMAS =. BARNES & CON-
feh&-d6m-eed
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HATES OF AnvERTIsisG

Bagnes Notices Published IN ne local columns. Of
inss under wi be charged for each insertion fi: f
ten lines. ten cents per line.
Announcing deaths with funeral notle. attached 81;
sithout notice free
Marriage Notices 50 cents
Notices Of Festivals Pcncs and Kxcursiess gotten up
individuals associations, by churches, Al the regular
prices
Advertise loaded and placed under the head of
Special Notices, ten lines over will be charged double
the usual rates.
Yearly advertisers 70 pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices OF every description
to charged the Of f 80 for each IN the
Daily and cain the Daily and Weekly, the % be- IN
al cases, paid u advance.
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WANTED.
MARRIED LADIES

w family -.nd . rsd stamp for DR.. sTCART's Phi.
vsTs CIRCULAR To MARRIED. LADIES. and common
.ens> viii tell ycu IL is NO HUEBCG. Al coDncnics
tiou, strictly eoneteutisl
DE- DUnLEY STUART,
.e-.yo-tSw9n o Drawer Sol. CnLcszo, 0i.
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ere copy. ere reaT.... 20 co
copy. mo-tns 8 -
oue repys three months 81
me co1ys oae uorhs .s+s.s..s.s...t...s..s.... ~
Delivered by carrier wfhir ths city ~ o~ufs per
oel. payahle 70 the carer.
tfeuis sill b slgPiist AZ Is ser'i . seek.
i Noxrr mas Re a. ear TX - Erp7ess. pre-
3D. o. b hezsfsrtc Litter - mail. sihervi-c vii
80 BE- responsible far sry lss. taat may occuF.
City sab-cbers r Be hed Ts.Pclsbie for paper ieh
th~r boases after they have reEsosed, when they
s>h them dl<eoutaued aasss r0tcs is gwen a. The Of
Zee q yublicston.
80 paper without pre- ps-aeui coutius
thsH pad Tor.
Copies Of The DAuT SrSTls1f be had at TIE oace
sarh morning. and the WEsuT sExrxEL each Mon
tay norn.ng. ncatiy evsloped. 70 nalIns
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TUST PUBLIsHLD.
PRIVATE MEDICAL TREaTBsE

~ yBSEREAL DISEASES.
~ including 6ono-h0s. Gieet-
Syphilis, Structure, Gravel. store.
Rspiures, Piles Fi.inis, Urnsgy K
Deposits a3d al Ifsesscs e the IA
kidneys, Bladder. .Prox;rsts GiAn4- ~
ard SeBinsl yesici>s. sud Their
treatment. Including cbsyftf "a
FEMALE DisEAsk-. vIfh o.
se-vs;icns q rarT1ks.- ent the W
prevention o. conception. Coz
,sininr q Tresfiss oo Self kb1s<.
fperTast0rrhea. sexual scd Me-
yorsDebiiiiy, BsrreuorSs an1 Ia
potsssce In beth se1ss; tie effects Of 4
The body s11 Enirc. and The Authors y.
ell these cases II FIJI. RE orly suoce,
care. With a, sxpo<ision q Qusckery.
Thtswork i 10, q qrack sdyertis<rnen
sad guide soT married and sinxls. IL
TIA; gives the treatment q! 81 the above
Knglisb. with fell direc.io-s fOr ssif-trra
tains much valuable informsrfo- rot 10
y p.biie notice. ncwerk consssns $
plates ard e1srayings q ths above e3se.s
sddress IN sealed wrapper, on receil
Thcse s1icted with any ~ .he kbovs
placing themselves under TIE fs~sfrs
shorh frst resd this work.
oPfiCE-5h Ffih street. between h'
to1. west side
To in-urs safety 20 sIl iss.<rs, direct e
Drswsr "a. Z
ors&-s4 -tksfv
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
philadelphia, Pa

nISEASES or THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URiNA-
- RY AND SEXUAL SYSrENS-Neu and reliable
freament-in Reports Of the Howard Associaton-Sent
~ mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge Ad
dress Or. J. SKIIIIS HOUGHTON, Howa-e Association,
So > Souih Ninth street Fhiladeinhis now '6S y
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Galen'S Head DiSpenSary
Estabifshed In 1850 and Chartered
hv the Leaislature Of Kentucky,
the tPeatment OF
ven c1-cssn 1DH0@eso0@e0,
sR.uE.F.8L B-E.sKFESs.
MOSES

Ans ~ As-coo' of The Urinary snt Gsr,rssiv, Organ
- bosh s>xes
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Grain and Lumber Mills.

,. L. Zenp, -four and grist; Jas. 4. Vaughn, aeur
and grist; James A. Kirkland, grist J T. Suth-
erland, lumber and grist; W. E. Hughes, lumber
and grist Charles Perkins, lumber; Col James
c. Halle, lumber and grist; A. H. Boykin, aour.
gris and luubcr; L., W. R. Blair, -four and
grist; Charles Raley, Aoir and grist J.: r. Sow
ell, gris; John W. Gaskins, -four, grist and lua-
Der; John A.. Young, grist and lumber; I, j.
Cauthen, lumber; Robert Kirkley, grist; estate
Miller. flour and grist; L. ]. Patterson, aour
and grist; John s. Miller -four and grist; estate
of r. Lang, grist and lumber; ". M. KefleS.
prist, John Chestnut, grist and lumber & James.
Chestnut, sr., grist and lumber; John haRae,
rrist and lumber J, John Brown, gist estate Of
Burwell Boykin, gtist and lumber; estate Of
: Lemuel Boykin, grist and lumber Mrs. 'Jans
Knox, grist.: Richard Hyatt, -four and grist &
Lewis Peoples, -four, grist and lumber. Il e.
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Wanted to- Purchase

EoR THE USE OF The CoNFEDERATR
4 States-Scrap Iron, wrought or east for which:I
pay fairprice in cash or, ifpretered, will exchange
rolled plantation Iron orthe same Planters Others
having any ofthe above to dispose Of will inform me
Of the fact as wish cocctit together as speedily
aspossible. 80 j. S. MERONEY. .
September So e,ss t.
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POST OFFICE, CAMDEN. $. C..
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

RICHMOND, CHARLESTON, COLUMBIA, wEsrRss
81 AND WAY .IAILs. 's B, za,,,.a
,Due-Daily, by 80 z. II
close-Daily by "a so9 y
go ;S LANCASTER, FLAT ROCK, DC. -sss sssi
Due--Monday, Wednesday . Friday BY y 90 u
close-samc days at Htoe An
RED HILL, Russell PLACE, DC.
Duet Thursday BY y : t.sssa j 90
Closes-Same day, at ~ 20 a.
41LIEn's FERRY, IRvFERsos, &c.
Due-Monday, by -. 22oe
Closes-Friday at 10 60 A: n
OFFICE HOURS. s5s$ .55..,.
From 8 90 A. M. to 4. 90: p, NJ and ior Short
time after opening the mail at night s, . 1,
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Office @. M. Department,

CA&DES, Sept. 18th, 1861
DLANTERs ARE. URGENTLY REQUESTED
j to haul inimmediately all new fodder ard peas,
as well as old fodder and slucks in order 70 meet the
pressing demands of our armies,
They are also notified that they can have credit on
their Tithe Of 1864 for tier deiyeresof corn if they
prefer II to payment, in cash
= CONWAY BELL Agt. A. g. A :
Sept 16 ~ Il
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, Z u
Notice.

A LII PERSONS ARE FOREWARNED NOT TO
N trade for note given by me, to John Baker, for
FIVE hundred dollars dated some time in June 1864,
sound, will not pay seid note unless compelled by
law. ] ~ ~. - JAMES A. THOMPSON.
sept;l6 - y 8,
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Sorghum Syrup Barrels for
Sale. E4.,

T1HE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND AND
l. for sale large number of fine article of Syrup
Barrels, which can be had by making application at
the Court House, at Camden - s. ="
September tf D.D. HOCOTT. Il
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School Notice.

MISS Demo WILL RESUME THE, FXER-
lsl CISES of her School for Boys at the Academy
formerly occupied by Mrs Peck on the first Monday in
October Terms 500 half payable in advancs.
! Sept 26 is ,t., Hlfi ~ 4
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Professional.
Pkusiieiians nor Practleing.

-, Physicians now Practitins.
L. n. 5Deas, D. L. Desaussure, T. .Reenstierna,
W. R. Skies; Benjamin II. Mnthesou, J.. McCaa,
J. i. Tranfham W. II Pickett, B. s. Lucas, 7.
F lMcDow, LIN. Desaussure, Thomas W. Sal
mond, F. L, zemp:3
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Prssi3cnf'qad Directors cfyCdSnds1 Bridge Co.
President-John NJ. .DeSaussnre. 3@Asa ( 8; :
Dircctors-John Mse.ls D. Perkins, James Team
Colin Macrae, Sec. & Treas. - 4.
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IA9gistrates.

John K. NisI,erspoon. Wm.. D. Hogan, n. r.. Tay-
lor; Henry .Braoe, John r. Shaw, Richard Ia
whitaker, J I. 7. Barker. o. ! ..s i..'y=j
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r
male academy; Mrs. Mecandlsss' Academy fer
Young Ladies, Mrs. BrcCreight; Miss Dawson
Mrs. Peck; Miss Maggie DeNoon. $s Z :
Dealers in Dry Godd, Groceries, Hardrars &c., re-,
PE. W, Bonney,J Jdines Dunlap, George Alden, Mra.
NJ. T.. Campbell, Z. M. Kennedy, Mrs. MeLeish,
Mepdal Smith, Mrs Conner, Mrs. Crosby, ---e
Benjamin, Mayheson'& s Co., A.. n. Laaa, W. ID. 3
( 'Mcpowall, S. 0ppenheim, M, Baum Bro, Nc
roney,! Boswell & Bro, ]. IL. Gayle, Joseph
Sommers, T.: $. Myers, James McEwen, ".
I C.( Gerald & Co., George Douglas, j.. II. OPP
penhein & Bro, Wrn: johnson, D. D; Hocatt, B. 9
q Skies. ,s.5l., g..
z Druggists. -. rs
H. Vim. McKain +. l.. zenP.
~, Book Seller and S!atioaer. /. ~, -.
~ a. James a. Young
;:.ial' IRdtcaeaand JsweIrg AK =
James A. Young, J. B.: Alexander, AF WsAr-
han. - q
Bridesmaids, Wagon and Carriage Aak~s.., :,
s. sAiger, Robert MAN. Nathan B. Arrants, Thomas
Shiyer. r. r., blacksmith. = ,tlsl
AJts Cabinet Tdrerooms and U1d4Stakkrs.
c. L. Chatten, Vim. Tarver, J. F, Sutherland,
&C. y Builders. - ~ ~, -
.J.F Sutherland, Q. L. chatten, h. G. Roberts.
+ a'' <, - Is Merchant Tailor.
"a Charles A. Mcdonald.
/, ;sdadltry and Harness. ..
/ IL. oakes Dir. Bulger.
W6tslarght and Ginma5sr, ~
!. +. j. ,McCrsght.
z Baksrs -lsr,
FshocRakort Wm. Daasch>
.irtoh sss g :; Tan Yards. ~
L. B. Stephenson, f.. L. Zemp, John s. Bradley,
: Alex. Mcleod, Lewis J. Patterson, John Brown.
Hotels. - -.
Mansion House, by E. 9. Robinson
DeKtlb House, by J: Il. June6laths
+. X Prisats Boarding. -. 4,@t ~
I" J.SW. Rodgers. =, S
fHiEaary and Dress Naling.
iIiss q. II. McEwan, Mrs. Hamnersleug
~ ~ - -
:. $50, :, Churches 4.
4 ss1Eethodist-J. T.. Wightman, pastor. -
iPresbyterian--S. H. Hay,
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Commissioners % Af9,ore {1a6lis Securities: :.
sen, ST., a.. H. Kennedy, Tlos, E. Shannon
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J; UNCFsAfENTss.

Mr. EprToR You will please announce the fol!
lowing gentleman candidates for reelection to tho
House of Representatives from, Kershaw District at
the ensuing election in October, and obige taelr incl
u AsAN' Major J. N. DEsAUssURE, s,
go p. Capt D. D. FERRY. sS-+ a5$
July Z. -. :
Mr.. EDITOR; As the time s approaching when the
ssopls of EgrshaB District will have to select those
VINO will represent them, in tho ensuing Legislature
NE respectfully recommend the following gentlonen
a - For ,SsSater. 4; el :,E ~,
All, BoTKIN
~, For Repressstasi'cs.
~ Maj. J: N. DEsAUssUREr
Capt W.. LElrNrER, s
By inserting the above, yoa will oelige
April 10. ~, MaN4 sl YSilsNo
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Commissioners Of the Pod'

&. Barnes, A. A. McDowaf, John o. Higgins, r.
NJ Kennedy, J. $. DePass ". Z. Ilugbsoa, Sec.
|and Treas. - - j
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Cemmiiaaoners Of. Pubiie Bmldi

C6wmisaoneTs Of Putiic Buildings. -
John Markham, K. NJ: Kennedy, (: B. johnson. f.
LZemp, T.. w, R. Blair, James B. Cureton, Wm,
p D. NcDowall Chairman, C. P B., Colin Hacrea
Treasurer s. ~
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For Representative.

!. For hepfeseAtdI9Ve 49,. !. Z,
We are authorized to announce Col A. D D. so.'p.
WIN as candidate for the Legislature at the snsa-
Ing election. ss.i.,5
April q
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: sCa,un,i;ssiaias,rs of Rem,s.

= ~ = Commissioners of Roads. :,
]. Nj. Dasaussnre, Chairman, B: T, Mccoy, ~. E.
Hughes, zDanieh D.. Kirkland, Jntncs L. Nc
EDowan, Lewis ). Patterson, j. English Dolby,
Richmond r. Terrell; Emanuel Parker =
The sizth+sect of the 'sAct toest&blish cer7
tain Roads, Bridges and Ferries, passed December
II, is es follows ~ tfs.5..s
~ .sThat each Commissioner of Roads now IN, of
fee, or hereafter appointed shall serve until.
successor. is appointed, and has accepted. This
section to be in force during the war. I,
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Soldiers Board Of Relief.

z Soldiers Board Of Relief ~
John NJ. DeSaissure E. Barnes James Dunlap, j..
Ross Dye, c. AIosely, James Team, Jesse Irues-
del, John ,. Mickle, Charles Raley, John aas-
;kins, Daniel Gardner. Z
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RAGS! R:AGs!! .

THE. HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR WHITE
. i linen or cotton rags delivered large or small
quantities atthis Office - ~
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Prisqtc Boa7ding.,
J. &W. Rodgers.
;;Hikaary, and Dress hating-
MiSs .. II. McEwan, Mrs. HamnersleugT

Z ss5Eethodist-J. 7. 'Wightman, pastor.
] Presbyterian-s. H. Hay, I"
Epfscopal--T. F. Davis, jr., Z"
Baptist-W. E. Hughson, !"
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DISTRICT DIRECTORY.
DIsEHIoT OFFICERS.
Legislators.
H. IHorkin2SensI

= A. H. Boykin-SenRtor. -
John NJ. Desaussure, D: D.. Perry-R Representa-
tiyes. aE, So 2 -
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Mr. EDITOR: You viii plesse announce Capt
WILLIAM CLYBURN,yaS candidate for re.slsction
as clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas for Kers|hsw shaw
District, aud oblige MANY An, I FklEADs MEN &!
April l5. fS-.l s.SF-, d 4A
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Commissioners Of Free Schools. = Is,r 4.
Wiley Kelley, VIM, Dixon, James Toam, G. G.
z Halle, Jesse Truesdel, Daniel Bethune A. L.
Mcdowell. @
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Far Representative.

Wsare authorized to announce Col. W-R. TAYLOR
as capdida,s fer the Legislature at the ensuing
election. .e &
June 10 -
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Coroner.
Johns. N1eroney.
MANAGERS of Ezsction,.s.s

- b.. .
W., nnndS9,r5S0hh .n1nE.S = Aefon'S' y: '' s'"i'''
curs.oS:s ig Nill-rrsdsriok Bowen, James Team,
h4anpei NAM plep larker s.d., lanes Fletcher
caorao > NI;}icr 50 !, - = ).
rHsuI 5izaui,v STobn Mscsouran Daniel Mccsskilh
,onah3 TcDoRold - < $ II.
1sod cd gsnrv Fad$i;as =, -,
Goodwin n'.storp-Benis,t;n :. Cook. John B. Miok-
'' 1;5crts Hi,,I " I,n,s II r G. patterson.
p C.snn;,o,bsn,E's& 80 ~ ~, !.
1o,.; ! i, Gssss ongi. e egrs, n r.p;tv W
n,,,.or shnor1 sSor;rp - - q =: -
=" =. -. = - ,s;; 3,
y. E William McKain.
- .&1t y
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23

SOUTHERN BARBARITY Y-The public mind has
been often startled by reports OF rebel barbnrity,
hat the late operations at Fort Pillow are per-
haps the most noteworthy. In this case a reg
regularly appointed General, was guilty of the
most atrocons and revolving murders ever re
corded No more fendish act can be imagined
than to kill efenceess man after he has sur
rendered ald begged for mercy; but the com.
mand of the rebel Gen. Forest has st aimed their
characters with hundreds of such acts
The writer of this article was once prisoner
of this man and was knowing to several such
murders. 1t was at the capture of Murfreesboro
Tenn in the summer of 1862 and after the
garrison had surrendered The so called Con
federate soldiers amused themselves with shoot
ing, muiIating and burning every negro in any
way connected with the Union army. AT least
a dozen were so killed (some of them employed
at the hospita) and their bodies were found
partly burned and otherwise mutiated after the
retreat of the rebels Such deeds cannot fai 10
| Gil every mind with horror and indignation. ant
stamp the Southern character with stain sc
black that ages cannot wash it away No In
dian massacre was ever so nnprovoked or char
acterized by such savage and relentless cruelty
Nothing but the severest retaliation will now
satisfy the northern mind. VINE.
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MADISON, April 18Th. 1854.

MADISON, Aprll lotn, loo4
DEAR BRo. REED. Perhaps you would like
to let your readers know about what has made
many of us glad here in Madison. A revival
of religion of unusual power and extent is now
in progress in the Centrul Congregational
Church 10 this place. Ii commefced early IN
Jaouary and has been continually deepening in
month Rev. l. 7. Avery, at the request of
The Church aud Pastor, came TO assist US. The
impulse which his faithful and searching preach
ing to the Church was very marked Ohristiau'
have been guided to new life, Bicksliders re
stored, mutitudes converted aud more are en-
ouirinp aud anxious Ga Sabbath eve' last,
more than one hundred responded by rising in
their seats, to a cal, l,-"who in this house will
now solemuly consecrate themselves unreser-
vedly to the service of Christ. The interest
seems still on the increase. | write to- bear
testimony to the burden of Bro. Avery's labor
as in the highest degree judicious, justifable
ard successful aud moro especially as TO his
Influence on the church itself in brin gn0
christians up TO higher life aud lsyieg the
foundation for permanency and endurance il
holy living both in themselves and the convert
aud while we feel that all the glory is due tc
God, to rejoice that God has honored him by
making him successful agent by aud through
whom to accomplish his purpose Of love ant
salvation. c. W. 7.