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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12
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Understanding that suggestion has been made
TO some of ms personal friends that the cause Of
the attempts 10 mob me At the polls. Yesterday.
WI. the distribution by me Of spurious tcke'-,
ani other like insinuations. derogstory both t.
truth ami TO nv character. | feel called npon
briefly 20 state the facts.
Whilst engaged in pleasant and friendly con
v~eIssiio. with two gentlemen of tie opposite
party. I was approached by a crowd. headed by
one whom thought from his appearance 10 Ia
drunk. (snG | blush when | say that several of
those insulting 10 me we're dressed in the uniform
l have myself worn tor many years with pride }
who demanded the surrender of the tickets in
my possession. told them they could have enc
each If they would vote it, but no more. Nor
did they ger more.
Seeing a guard of The veteran corps, | claimed
the protection knew | would receive
After the guard was marched from the ground.
sud having no security of protection from further
insult and violence. / left the ground ard did
not return.
No one ~bo knows me. believes me capable OF
sny disreputAble artifce
would say that. a. the Democratic candidate
for Congress. | vas on the ground for no other
purpose than - attempt to sho~ my friends that
they could vote with safety. aud hoping by nv
presence. with the ticket Of ms party fairly head
el, siIh no name On il but those Of regularly
nominated candidates of the party. 70 assure
them that any apprehension as 10 ltwless inter
ference Was unfounded
Whilst acknowledging the sympathy and -
surance Of protection of many personal frienGs
of the opposite party Who deprecated this law
less conduct. | must say. as | did TO them, that |
cinnO' consen, to enjoy my rights a. a citizen on
any other term. than those afforded me by tie
law. JoHN Low.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12
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lie i, rsportea br telegraph tha, eigh.

t6 Il is reported By telegraph that eight
thousand OF our soldiers after enduring eighteen
months OF close confinement have taken the oath
Of allegiance to the Confederate government. II
this be true. who has the country TO thank for
this great los Who but AsaAnsx LtScoLx.
who because the rebels refused TO give up one Or
two hundred negro soldiers. has prolonged the
captivity Of fifty thousand OF our brave boys in
the various prison houses and cattle yards Of the
South The people. as well rs the army, viii
hold him responsible for this unfortunate catas-
trorhe. His attempt 10 convert the war for the
Union into a negro crusade, il the Cause for this
CALAMITY
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12

CT-Gen. NAsLEE's famous letter to Congress
man KELLEY on the inside history Of 4 certain
period Of the war. is creating the most tremen-
dous sensation in all quarters and in all circles.
especially in army and Administration quarters.
The infamous attempts Of the LINCOLN partisans
to decry Gen. MeCLELLAS's share in the PENN
suIar campaign are calling forth the facts Of its
history. which lay bare to the public gaze the
wicked i~ntrigues and interference of LINCOLN
STANTON. and the whole radical crew at Wash
ington. Truth Is mighty and must prevail.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12

CkOPs ~ WISCONSIN Wow that the threshing
= well along. weare able TO say that wheat Yields
from nothing. up 10 eighteen bushels ger acre
Probably % about eight bushels 70 the acre Va
riety sowei mostly fife wheat Oats WELD abou,
thirty bushels Barley very poos. Early plant
al corn i good: late planted a failure. Potatoes
a. far as We can learn are a light crop. There
i but lille pork produced in this state over what
farmer need for home consumption Nery few
farmers have over one or two hogs 10 spare.
Stock the past wear has been sold Of pretty close
or account OF the high prices aud scarcity #
feed Sheepbuver- from Minnesota have picket
up al the sheep they could ind for sale -WIs-
alnsin Paner
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12
Correspondence Of the New York Express.
Important from WashingtOn-HOw
the Lincoln machine A. finn mt
Headquarters.

AsHINGlOS, Oct. d, 1864.
The Capitol, where hitherto only national mat
tiers we're discussed aud laws enacted for the good
of the whole country, has, since M. Lincoln's
nomination, been put entirely to partisan use.
The National Republican Committee have taken
full possession of all the Capitol buildings. and
the committee rooms of the Senate and House of
Representatives are filled with clerks, busy in
mailing lLincoln) documents all over the loy Il
States.
One hundred of these clerks there employed, /
am assured. have been detailed from the gov
eminent department. and continue to draw their
salaries while engaged in re elee ing Abraham
Lincoln. They neglect the business OF the coun-
try, for which OILY they ought to be paid.
The same committee has an immense election
eerlng fund, and are expanding the sum of SIS
OUO per day, and will no doubt double the amount
before the oth of November. There is no lack
Of greenbacks here among the Lincolnites-the
printing presses on the other side OF the avenue
being constantly kept busy 10 keep Rp the Sup
ply. In addition to the clerks being taken from
the departaeais for the purpose of assisting in
the re-elec IN of Lincoln. | have it from un-
doubted aut. fity that arrangements have been
made to senG home all the clerks, At the rate of
one half cent De--mile.
The entire machinery of the government has
been taken advantage Of by the patriots 20
further the elec IN OF Old Abe, and thus to Sc
cure their own necks. The Postoffice Depart
meat, of course. i attending 10 the lions share
OF this work. Eighty bags Of mail matter, all
containing Lincoln documents. are daily sent to
ShermAn's army. More anon.
ENQUIRER.
This does not look much ike a collapse of the
funds in Washington, al least, upon which the
Journal Of Commerce. TO dav, has the following:
A feE DAYS a-o We published a note from II.
J. Raymond, chairman OF The Republican Ma
uonal Committee. stating that the need of funds
Is pressing. 1t now appears that the crisis has
arrived, for last "Wednesday, when a protested
draft for s 1000 was presented. with 4 polite re
quest for seventy five cents, the impoverished
condition OF their Treasury was urged as 4 rea-
son for = few days delay in the payment. But
the notary could make 10 distiuction-there vas
only ore method OF d~i-posing OF such matters
This j. ! sad condition Of things, that a Lincoln
draft mot for 100. 900 men should FIRE so badly.
Either the shOddyites here are very stingy or the
political machinery in ~Iaiisn4 consumes much
grease.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12

\ FKw QUEsrIoNs roE ABOLITION LAwYERs-
lst. Hlsthe United States Court jurisdiction over
the issues involved Ia the charges against Dodd.
n Indianapolsr
u Is the military superior 70 tie civil power
of tie country
N answer Is rcsre-iflly soIcited.-Terre
Htute journal.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12

c In answer to the question if it is true that
President LINCOLN asked Marshal LAMov to sing
him a vulgar song while visiting the field of An
tieiam just after the battle. TIE New FORK
World says:
We have made the charge repeatedly. are pos
sessed of the proofs Of il, and defy contradiction
from auy source Whatever. Whenever any re
publican citizen or journal of standing ventures
10 DENY the charge. i, will be time 20 produce
Witnesses
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12

y Legro was arrested At Cincinnati lev da.s
ngo on a charge Of stealing $4,000 10 gold from
John G Btrreit II appeared on examination
that tie nesfO Mas the escaped save 81 Barrett.
and having committed 10 o!feuse against the LAWS
OF Ohio. lie ga. discharged \ slave who. in
Kentucky. steals his masters property i not
deemed guilty OF larceny. The repeal Of the
Fugitive Slave lsw prevented bis return 10 his
master under IL provisions. and : requisition
from Gov Brsmlelts could not reach him for TIE
reason - We stated
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12

~ The beayies, oasuus ever made in Con-
was run ala foundry in Hartford las;
week. Il vas a ch4anel plate for one OF the
large irgate engines now building for the gov
ernment-took twenty * tons Of melted iron
voTkmen FIVE days 10 nreusre the mold.
ard 50 require ten DAYS OF tao weeks - cool.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12

- Gen. Lev Wallace Is. /, seems. an ardent
dsvotee Of The doctrine Of miscegena.ion. TIE
EIpress OF lat evening states that he closed =
bookstore IN Baltimore Tor selling = reply to ths
pamphlet favosing that doctrine \. intcrnrsted
by Gen. Wallace. theleio-e miscesen.tiaa i. 50
sacred a doctrine Of the administration creei thst
u must not even be discussed adversely whe-ever
j. can be prevented by military rlle-S Y.
World.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12

~ Mr.. Seward says that every grave conse
quences NAV follow the election Of r Democratic
pr president this fall" That is true: tie conse
quences to him and Lincoln mry he Craze. liter
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12

II Although the weather is beginning 10
gro~ a little cold. ~e are hsppy To sas that the
corn in the county l. sufficiently fipe 70 bear tie
frost. come as soon az il nav. TIL corn crop
here - better than It VAS general, supposed il
Eocld be some time back -Tefre Hsute Journal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12
LYONS KATHAIRON.

Kathairon Is from the Greek word "Kathro,' or
"Kathairo," s~ignifying TO cleanse, rejuvinate and re-
store. This article is what its name signifies. Fer pre-
serving, restoring and beautfying the human hair it is
the most remarkable preparation in the word. II is
again owned and put up BY the original proprietor, and
is now made with the same care, skill and attention
which gave il a sale Of oeer one million Bottles per
auuum.
Its a most delightful Hair Dressing.
Il eradicates scurf and dandruf.
Il keeps the head cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich soft and glossy.
II prevents the hair from falling Of and turning gray
II restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady or gentleman who values . beautiful head OF
hair should use Lyons KAthairon, 1t i known and used
throughout The civilized world.
Soldb b ali respectable dealers.
DEuAS y. BARNES & CO.,N.Y v.
feb4-d6m cod
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12

~ Colonel James Z Moss. OF Missouri. ihs
leading spirit o. tie Cleve and Convention which
nominated Fremont, Is out Tor Mcclellan
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12

tF- Colorado Is sending out gold prolusely
again A small installment jus, received in 4
I il sl20. 900.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12

CLEvKLsSp. o. Octoser IL Reports -eceiy
ed from Indiana show itrev Union gains Owe
1860. Pfohibly Morton will have $4,000 ma.
jority aud probably ssir Two Union Congress
mea.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12

Below se give the returns received by ,ele-
graph Up TO the tine OF going TO press. Our
friends must remember that the first returns re
ceived are always favorable 10 the abolitionists.
acknowledging tOwnship--Morton 1853;
Mcdonald. 529. Gain over Lanes vote, 500.
Observation-Disclosures Of votes polled $50.
Morton's majority 256.
Plainfeld-Morton, sos; Mcdonald, :.
Danville--Morton 400 majority.
Liberty-Morton 325 majority.
Observation-Disclosures 300 majority. Increase
~.
Franklin-Morton 65 majority. Increase %
Observation-Disclosures 100 to Us.
Dublin--Morton 265. Mcdonald none.
Knightstown--Morton $50. Mcdonald 76.
Cambridge-Morton's majority in Jackson
township is 337. a gain over Lanes vote of II.
Wayne county. Economy tOwnship--Morton
l55. Mcdonald 10.
Warren township, Marion county-l03 ma
jority for Mcdonald.
Democratic majority in Clark county 100 to
900.
Five townships in Putnam county heard from
give 49l Union majority
Reelsville aud t.wnship--McDonald 1874.
Loogootee, Perry township. Martin county
Mcdonald 1871; Morton 1913; Niblack loo.
Shoals, Hubert township, went "a Union and
Al Democratic.
Columbus. Ind .--Msiority for Morton in this
county about 600.
Cartersburg, Hendricks county. Morton's ma
josity 1000 certain
FoRr WAYNE, October IL
The election passed off quietly. Democratic
majority 3 1000 JONI CoLERIcK.
LAFAYETTE. October IL.
This township gives an average majority of IS
for the Democrats. MORSE.
Zionsyille-MoIton 90 ahead; clear gain 20.
Lawrenceburch (oficiaD-Centre township. 90
maj for Morton.
Farqusr. Jackson township. Wayne county
337 maj for Morton.
Winchester-Morton' maj 32s; gain 60.
Noble county-6OO Republican maj.
Wayne county Republican maj 5000.
The 9th District. AS far a. heard, indicates
1000.
Randolph coun,v-Estimated at / 100 Reput-
lican maj.
SHELBYyILLE, October IL
Ed. SENTINEL:-Five townships in Shelby good
for six hundred ard fifty for Mcdonald.
NJ. RAY.
Porter CoJnty-IlobSrt township % majority
for Colfax Gain OF H.
Marion County-Pikc township gives 10 ma
jority for Mcdonald and l6 majority on the State
ticket. The following is tie vote: Mcdonald
DPS. Morton 2lS.
Howard Couuti-Berwcen 100 and gro major
ity for Morton
Jennings County Morton 500 majority; bal
ance of the ticket 400
Alien C,uny-NcDonrli'o majority 2,eOa
White ceun'y, Pond Grove Township-Colfar
ID msjori'y. Morton ~
Michigan CITY. Michigan Township-Demo-
cratic majority 3, except Colfax has 6
Washington To~wn-hip-Na,ton 81 majority,
Orth 81 majority.
Hendricks county Pltnrfield Tnwi-hir-Mor-
ton 500 votes, Mcdonald 6 vote.
Canton Township-Motten 100 mi ritv.
Liberty Town>hip-Moron 500 majority.
Clifford Township-Morton $40 majority.
Franklin-Morton $50 majority
Clay-Morton 300 majority.
Observation-Disclosures 225 maiority
Lagonier-Morton 300 majority
Wabash, Wabash county-lo50 Union ma
jority.
Montgomery county, Union Township Nor
ton 81 majority.
Franklin Township, Marion county-McDon-
AIDS majority 81. Balance of Democratic tick
ct 9S.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12

sSpermatorrhqa and lmpotency, and inveterate cases Q
Secondary OF Constitutional syphilis Of long standing
.hat cdRRot be cured by any other physician in this city
cured perfectly and permanently, or no charge.
Address Box 1918.
Je3'64-dfy DIS. THOMSON.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12

II Cardinal Bedini. who csu.ei such an e1
element here in lS54-55. At the time whea Cav
AK 49, in America. has lAtels died ia Rome
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12
FOR RENT.

4 front room on first foor on nAshingt,n street,
~ suitable for an Office or sleeping apartment Apply
az IS, West kaiylsDd street, between Illinois and Mary
LAID streets PALMER & FORD.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12

lNlMiTiBLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
u n n nV

NOT 4 DYE,
But restores gray hair 10 il original color, by supplying
the capillary tubes with natural sustenance, impaired BY
age OF disease. All Instantaneous dyes are composed Of
iHaar cGEsfic, destroying the vitality and beauty ofths
hair. sod AFFORD ofihemseives DO dressing. Heimstreet',
nimits5.e Coloring not only restores hair to It's nsiurA
color by A. easy process bat give thehsirs
Luxuriant
promotes it growth, prevents lis falling Of, eradicate.
tandua. and imparts seal.h and pleasantness TO the
head. 1t has stood the test OF tine, being the original
Hair colorng. and i constantly Increasing in favor.
Used by both gentlemen and ladies. Il Is sold BY all re-
spectacle dsAlers, or csh be procured by them Of ID.
commercial agents. u. :. Arm / CO, so2 Broadway,
New YoEs. Two sizes. 80 cents and 81.
ieb6-dsn-eot
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12

- 4 lads who sings in a choir. says she will
marry q snail man because short metre hins are
the easiest 10 get aloag With
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12
Total. ,963 9,5S3
Majority for John Law. . $50.
SECOND DISTRICT
Total ......l0,sl 6,2ll
THIRD DISTRICT.

Majority for James A. Craven, 100. Walter =.
Gresham received = number efVotes in some Of the
conntie,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12

ME- WOULD CALL THE or DRUG
6lSTS TO the above establishment, aud invite
them, shen in the city. 20 look through our stock.
Our goods were bought when gold was at OIL So. and
before the additional 20 per cent increase in Tariff Duty,
which, we are confident, will enable Us 10 sell goods in
our line very 10. aud yet realize a profit. We will du-
picate any Cincinnati bHl-huetuations in prices con-
ridered.
Orders are solicited JeT'G4 diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12

We respectfully call attention TO cur Testimonials
Many Of our letters sttest that hundreds Of lives have
been saved in the Army by its use. Indeed, so well are
its curative qualities appreciated in the Army, thai the
most successful Surgeons in the field and hospital use il
almost exclusively in the diseases for which we claim IT,
infallibility. The best physicians always seize the best
means to effect a cure, hence the universally Of the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12
MEDICAL NOTICE.
Drs. y. * w. THOMSON .
(FROM THE EAST,)

HAVE OPENED THEIR Of
FICE on the east side Of
Virginia Avenue, a few doors south
Of Washington street, Indianapolis,
Ind, for the alienation Of human
suffering, by offering to unfortunate
persons afflicted with Syphilis, or
any species Of Private Disease, sure
and safe methods of cure. founded
on the solid basis OF science and
sound philosophy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12
Total .-.----..-l4.54s li.s75
Majority Tor Schuyler Colfsx. 22s.


I9tal ss.... 4IfsIa
Majority for Joseph L gtg.uoR, asa
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12
AGUE DROPS

And it is strongly recommended TO persons travelling
through places charged with miasma.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12

Election Returns.

Majority for James =. Mcdowell, Os5.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-06-03
The Status of the Eastern Dry Goods
Market.

The United States Economist, than which
there is no better accredited authority in the
country in reference to the dry goods market,
gives the following opinion as to the present
and prospective condition of the Eastern mar
ket during the summer:
There is much more confidence in the value
of goods than there was last July, when the
victories of Gettysburg and Vicksburg were
won. Then there was a considerable amount
of goods in the hands of spectators, and it was
generally understood that prices were inflated;
holders of goods were constantly nervous and
readily yielded in order to realize. Now the
market is in a condition as sound and conserv-
alive as it was then inflated, and merchants see
no particular reason why there should be any
material decline in prices. In the event of a
fatal disaster to the rebellion in Virginia. there
would, however, be an extreme uncertainty
and hesitation, even though no reason could be
assigned for it, and if long continued the sus-
pense would in all probability affect prices
Reports from the interior represent the same
feeling of caution that pervades the market
There is but little chance of military affairs as
suming decided aspect sufficiently early to
relieve the market before the close of the
spring business. For the balance of the sea-
son, therefore, we may anticipate a slow and
unsatisfactory business, q slight increase in
stocks and perhaps weakening of the price
of the least desirable goods.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-06-03

GOVERNOR cuRr1N's pRocrAnAr,o

PHILADELPHIA, May 19.-Governor Curtin
has issued the following Proclamation:
WHEREAS Circumstances render it not i'm
probable that the President of the United
states may within q short time call on the
pennsylvania volunteer militia for brief term
OF service, and whereas the example of the
prave men now in the field from PENNSYLVANIA.
heretofore on every battle field distinguished
nor courage and efficiency, but who in the re-
Sent Dattles in Virginia have gained an enyia-
I,s. uletihction by their deeds of valOr and en-.
honoa - should stimulate their brothers at
oomntu ~ Increase their efforts to sustain their
nay ana terminate the rebellion.
o, Nv, therefore, l, Andrew G. Curtin, Gov
a. ,oo =, ' ne commonwealth of PENNSYLVANIA.
questing the people of the Common,.yooitI
VINO are willing to respond to sncb = oo1I "
the President, to form military oroan;.ot;a o -.
without delay, that they may not he fnnnJ ,,n
prepared TO DO So. And do further reouest
That the commanding officers of ali mitorv
organizations which may be formed in comni;
ance with that proclamation, do forthwith no
port the condition of their Respective com.
mands, that prompt measures NAV he takar
tor getting them into the service, in case q re-
QUESTION should be made by the General Gov
eminent. Such call, if made. win he for a
term OF not less than one hundred DAYS The
troops will be clothed, armed, subsisted and
PAID by the United States and mustered into
the service thereof NV
Given under my hand and seal at HARRISBURG
this 18th day of May, 1864
BY the Governor.
ELI SLIFER,
secretary OF the Commonwealth.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-06-03
The Governors Letter.


The Faribault Republican prints the follow
ing letter from Gov MILLER to the Attorney
General regarding the extra session. Mr..
Coles reply we have already given:
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
ST.. PAUL. May 4, 1864.
Hon. G. E. COLE, attorney General of Mime
sofa, F'dribduh, him.:
MY DEAR SIR-Several of the friends of the
st. Paul and Superior Railroad desire an extra
session of the Legislature, for the purpose of
apprOpriating the lands donated to the State
by recent act of Congress, for the construc-
ton of railroad from the navgable waters
of the Mississippi to Lake Superior, and I
shall probably have an official application from
the said company to the same effect
Should deem it advisable to convene the
Legislature at all, under the circumstances, I
should require these parties to pay all the ex.
penses of the extra session and I respectfully
inquire whether bond taken from response
BILE parties to indemnify the State for such eX-
pense would be unquestionably valid?
Should there be any question as to the un-
doubted safety of the State in the premises. I
would, if I acceded to their request at all. re-
quire the necessary amount to be deposited, in
cash, with the State Treasurer.
now propose to leave for the East on next
Monday morning and would be glad to see you
before leave.
Very respectfully your ob't. servant,
8. MILLER.