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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-20

Hunmart CeJFSs coksa Dezta5sr
gsfm 1sn.sa Hsagsiaa sd b Csfgs.tor.
~ fsf cas- 90 hfeugAi So seepsef 1au,-
sgs spa - ssler,e psffspfy e sgn.s bar
a. pa5sa fst fsHt.s kssrta q Re lsisas-
AT, an5 sais tas psaiag.a elalme4 g aass
teea aua,sfe1aa1aa.s. allcfag ihsi hs ssd
nss t1aa - j. 81 tas iius llai rssri upan
tAs asfss8sAa', slstsasai at e .is gasaly
Jsry fsHea & sgr,s
nliaad kaaFF - Ifsy 4 Bestaa Z y GO.
sFa TllF asea vas bfoegA, % reoersf
dsaarts 81 arss saaAius y iss n =.
ue 4 esuis aaiab wtni spau ibe "a
eausesaeaes q ibs meas .ency 4 lie as-
fsu4ssi's tsaeos, and we're struck - Nc A.
rsvs1Aieg lrAla. Cialme3 % he psrt u the
dssrBlAat that i sa ~, the daty n The
Fcad il i,nes against thsssitls 4 Any except
ihs prspr'esers Il lands adjeiniss The rad.
and that Il the eanls wsre unlspfuly At
large Ia lts hishxsy snd ~ent upoh the
read. ths plsiulla oosl not fcoeyeF "A.
faliisi ca sl.s part y ils plaihtif hai he
saatis escaped fso@ the plAln,ia . yurd dur
ing 'bs eight. AID ,esiialeay pAs introduced
10 prove ,hSs the oaaie sxp carefully shsi
Ia Tie ~ "a tie usgAtpf The injury. and
that DE pssiaid "A ael knos bow they c.
oaPd The eaag ralpd pfo fofma that II
ths ea;ile esgspei sstbeui ,he know edge and
neglect u The plaiaiia aud found their way
spoa Tbs track. ghrosgh The ibefhciency Of
hs fSnOes " The company. tho plsiatia
sA0sls rsOeser To which ruling thu de-
fssdans sseepted Verdict fgr plsin,is for
e76 Perceptions ~ defendant, execution
stayed, aha ease rassei t. supreme Court
samuel Wheeler ~ samuel Niles, opt
sull 10 trsspass % resareF damages for some
sheep Killed By deg Of which the plaintiff
allcigcd tie defendant 10 be the owner or
k~psr Esidepoe uas introduced tending
10 show ,hAs tbs dog vas owned b. defend
auts son, who lived ID tlt family ofthe de-
fsnd.ui. furnished part of The articles con
suusi q iise family. and boarded his men
there. tal carried ca flrm u hisow Il
appeared that thsre were no accounts kept
between the defendant aud bis sou o. the
anoau. iurnished Is each towards the FAM
iY expenses The house where The dog was
kept and who're deien an, aud his son resii.
el. vas owne4 by tie defendant. The Court
ruled thai auiess the defendant hal sonie /
RICH, 70 eynftol the dog, and unless the dog
lcoksl upon ihe defendant as his master. the
defendant could nqt ke liable ior injuries BY |
him. although be led in the family /
and made bis home at the house Of the de- I
fsndah,. Verdict TT defendant EIcef- I
lions .Llovei, and sase passed 10 Supreme
Court
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-20
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
b ~ " q A. !. FYYFy am krtn m q ~ r.. ., e

are uuiailing IN the cure Of Cor9Is COINS, AsrnNA
bHasdl1is, sogE TnRoAr, lloAmsESEss DtFsi-
uLT BuEtrmNo, INcnTEST CoSsUarTiON, Asp
bngAsrs o. THE LuSGs. They have no TASTE 81
medicine aud any child viii take them Thousands
have been restored to health chat had before despair
ed. Testimony given in hunrcds Of cases single
dose relieves in TrS MINUTES.
Ask for Bryan's PulIuonic wafers--the original
and only genuine is stamped "Brs an" Spurious
Kinds are offered for sale Twenty five cents box.
Sold BY all Druggists
JOB MOSES, sole Proprietor.
ly4f n Cartandt street New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-20

Carr wcon, feetultiag eslseeF a. taesat.
aiarct = perssi, re'a au3 Laa8sro,s. Ass
snlsie4 rs rsssessiie nanle7 Il iaea IT, I,sf.
sss. They bare ses ye' teen saaminei, tai
= se'~s are thFp~a oat there viN 10 20
BE IL s4AElng he aaubes geo1
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-20
To Consum ptiyes,

Consuinptive sufferers viii receive valuable pre-
scription Tor the cure Of Consumption, Asthma
Bronchitis and az throat and Lung Affections, tfroe
II charge by sending their address q
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg
Kings Co.
li-im New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-20
FRANK P JONES.
OGs0N BREWSTER, -
SYLVESTER MASON. oom rs


NIE. the subscribers being appointed by the Nor
w The Probate Court for the District IL Manehe
ester, Commissioners TO receive, examine ana al
lust me claims aud demands of all persons against
the Etate Of
NATHAN BURTON.
late Of Rupert IN said District deceased and also ali
claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto; and
sig months from the 30th day Of November 1854
being allowed By said Court G. that purpose. We ID
therefore, hereby give notice that We win attend 10
he business Of our appointment at the dwelling
house y ! g. Barton h said Dorset on thr 88th
day Of May SOS nom one rftI f,ar ','9Ioct . N
Dated At Rupert, this g0lh day Of November. A.
D., lsG1
JAMES A. SHELDON. /
~ SAMUEL FAERAR. 0omrs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-20

SpEfiSe u the Board Of Managers Of
BENIN gioa County Sabbath School Union
was held ., Factory Point, Dec II, aud the
following business Transacted Voted 10
appropriate s25 to the Vermont Sabbath
sehool uuion. Appointed the following
brethren satbath school Committee for The
different sowus il tie County;
hgg<ft n Shpruaa, Dafset. Rev Bowcr,.
Psrn. 2 y rHueAds, IaAdGryfs s Woodward
.enssste hes kABdsly Manchester, 4 Iaylur,
Ninhai sept Arlington. v phlIlips
tanaefitd i.e@ksf, HhArsbury J. Haics
henHiaEtHi , & white Naodfafd, s Gleason,
HeArsbVfR sRat. FoNuAl ID ) BaFicF
S@ihtefi, 8 HAL lesdrtahi, y. J. staarns.
kes J Tucker was appointed committee
to secure Missionary 10 labor under the
auspicies u this society, in the mountain
towns q tie county,
The seiui-Aauual Meeting of tho Union
will BE- held b Pownsl The second Wedncs-
day in May, 1905.
Rev j ockCr, gey K 5. eastman, aud
Rev .. z kirkhnm, were appointed dele
gates y The Rutland County Sabbath School
Meesing, to be held the second Wednesday
In January, 1866. at Poullney.
Voted to bold County Sabbath School
Teachers Institute On Thursday, February
"a. ise5. Al ijennl gion.
Appointed Rex J. Tucker, W. A. Adams
and u. u. Hall. delegates Of The Union 10
The ns1s annisersaFy d the Vernon, Sab
bath School Union.
Q. G. KiRkHAM,
Recording Secretary.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-20

coSlios fARgI The arsi Extra 81
tie has, Derses Dancing sehool vill bt xiv.
e. II Blake Aarrovs iIpie, EAst Dossei. "a
ThHrSasy evening, Decealtsr "a A large
party sad nioe Use 4 anticipated.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-20

NE the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon.
" the Probate Court, for the District Of Man.
chester commissioners 10 receive examine and al
Just the claims aud demands Of all persons against
the estate Of
FRANK r JONES,
late Of Rupert in said District, deceased. and
also AL clains and demands exhibited ia Offset there
toi and six months from they'd day Of Novcmber.
1904 being allowed for that purpose by said Court
Nc 90 therefore hereby RYenotice thar we viii at
tenn to the business Of oar appointment al Tie
dwelling house Of sophia JONES. In said Rupert IN
ing 20 days q February ail March next from one
until four o'clock r NJ, on each Of said DAYS
Dated at Rupert, this 22d lay Of November, A.
ID. 1904
ORs0N BREWSTER.
~ SYLVESTER MASON, Non r.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-20
IIERMONr eTATr nnAn.

z nae 8 par VITA asrfesa Injured efsfe
Boaak paYahe HilA Interest sesi rs.1sflv Il ~
F'f oeai -a1 due u lsiA tks as4lesans Is - IL.
saeq Aiffitee q 4s5'N AoilafA ia bonds nrs
- ssi ta lars eseh. olaTaAs paFafEf ~ far. ~
lpegsili,eT e Bsnk "a Bnta6 Fuaae = tstnisff
- bsuts naf h defsaslea ie sa5 Maaf "a ftIs
ftst g Hlf rfFd4t 0urscaipt u a.5stas t.st. s,.5l
p fsn@Faes - dlTsrfs4
5B rAGf Trsasmg
Stats Ft ftff tiaee
Js,.s Ng > $50
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-20

Carr 0oAa. recruiting fot lbe compaa,
fsasa Heaa.Hgtaa aua Meoafsrl. sert ~ sb.
lisiaea' paF~r d wooissock yesterday -
lie has reera.iei ever asy-ops @sa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-20

1r g ths 81 q liseca.lsf toe box contain
iHg TIE saFssys AID pses 81 ThAuksxis ing
dinner fia thi boys q oe~pAny L. oh Reg
msut, hs1 500 arrived.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-20

NFw YrAn's BaIt, Al j c. Anlras' Ho.
rel, harssi. Mel.iay eseeing. gAsaary z
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-20
BOOTS and SHOES.
latest fashion.


Ladies and Misses Glove Kid Balmoral Boot.
Ladies and Misses Pebble Calf do 81
Ladies and Misses Kid Bal. and Congress.
Ladies and Misses Cloth Bal. and Congress
Children and Infant Shoes, every variety.
Ladies' Leather Travelling Bags.
willow Cabs, willow ehild'sIIigh Chair,
Willow childs Rocking Chair.
Willow Nursery Chairs. Fancy Cabs,
Boys Carts and Wheelbarrows
Paper llangiHgs and Curtain Shades.
Very handsome new patterns
Judd's Patent Window Shade Fixture,
best thing there Isl
Co. 70 W0OL CROWERs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-20

-'a --'-s-' - S.s'saa7's 'as an--ss--a-~a
| EQUINOX DRUG STORE
NEW STORE NOW OPEN.
Whore may be found complete nssortmcnto 81
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS
! FANCY GOODS,
TOILET ARTICLES.
PEEFCMERY.
coNFECri0NARY.
Toys, &os 49,, &c.
NONE BUT PURE
Medicines and Drugs Kept,
----1z-z-z----s
ToTS' qors e. ,...,,., !, !. ~. -.
LARGEST AssoRruESr or
n CID " s@sz
AND FANCY ARTICLES
Ever brought to his siace Also
TOY AND onLpRESs BOOKS
CONCENTRATED LYE, ftmaking Soap. One
" box worth "a cts viii make n qlons n se8ts
For sale ut the DRUG STORE.
SWEET CIDER! sulphte of lime fyr keetipg
- cider tie year round. For sale at the
---------- bEUG STORE
RooKsi BOOKS! Books ordered by espre..
- and sold at regular prices, al the
-----. DRUG STORE
IL MiLY DYE CoLoRs,--a freehiot
for s4le At he DRUG STORE
nkAKES PLANTATION BfTTERs. atthe
~ DRUG STORE
METAL Tor LAMP cIiiASEYs. for sale Al
-s------.------- - a4Vi.h
A YEE's CHERRY PLcrol.AL. tr .aie I. lie
n DRUG STORE
A sew Tar % PEErt ufRY AND TOILET
- Ill Y -, q lhs DEt6-foRE
TNoY CAMS PLkFcNEaY,
risase san and looE ii thgn
ThE SIw rEGftaE ela,4us
Lincoln Bouquet" /
For sals atti4 DRUG srorp
4 LARGE ASSORTMENT opFANgY roLrr
ARTICLES 9th
MIRO yratv
TnEBEsr ASSORTMENT Of nxEfpruso
TACKLE ~ TIE srArg,
AN - FoVsD st lA4
-----------....---- bEcc sronE
Y. TOWN AGEsr
iosE BET THE BEST LlQtoas VIII BE
KKrTua
nRrG afosE
T'uz aoicIsy eoyFaeIioSseY
bme .golg
I ghoshsH "a sp5 Asp8m4vEY
a Dts q ALt3 sEs
1sro soeF
APshEsE pisgisS Egb- f.r stts
DRUG sGB4.&
! 8 i nv 4 THOEsGsb sI0WtFs o-.,e
Di.EG sTrNE -
lisTiLLED DEW. JOB IHE ouplI ion
- - bHNa tIaEE
80 "ATEE YEgY FlsR i 49,
DRUG -TNHK
'AAcT SMOKING roBACeo. II 80
DEEG sIukE
TAzzsBDs RIFTE roHDEg ~ 80
uEI'G s1eEA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-20

Raw. Ma. GihBT, u New York. has
beea holding series q msesibgs at the D..
sciples Church IN West Rupert, with very
gaoi success, Abobt i~enty have united
uith tkSt church
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-20
FoR sac.

TIE BLACKSMITH sH0p ara Tools
together wilh tbs lIoase And Lol adisin-
ipE--lalely owned BY x Lymaa Apply
TO y II 0RylS, a.
A. J. GRAY.
Maaahsssar a. 4 $50
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-20


AfHoLAhsHff g Rysai 4 spattaa, CON.
iattssi CasA fh4aire at y.sa Vflet
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-20

For Sale.
Z Cows, IN good order
6 Calves.
! Bay Breeding Mare.
? Sets Harness, Sheds. Or.
nsHF 81 b al OEFIs ~
80 4 NtLEY
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-20

WtsnsLI --Atsgf s0en 81 SnndAy. tie
lisa nst. i bossms kaawn 10 Beudfllls
tsas saste wasa bear ia . Fless u woods
alsea twg mHss frgn tie village. 10 The wos,-
sra PAN q saualsa Ths laAalitants ,sra-
Il oui fgr The hsa,, AMI 3ras as sosh
hrbasht ia, aa1 foaad 70 we,et 3h8 gouuds.
On Aiosaay he vAs 1svssei aai slEa 81 saa-
tisn. Tie eaptors realized, iscIgllug hsua.
y, fr1y pias dollar, Thn 8isiI,,l aacng
tss Asaiers g4ys ibem each thssam q aips.
- eeuts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-20

Nssasse Uas eswsng av ihs a4esu
Ssatm. 80 "a yesf sess.aE "a ias Maat
t.sasaas ttsags. 1sms.aa Fssk pavis. y 4.
" J. v Hsvs. $50 AZ Wide. ?
~ G. 2 Read. Trpasarrs e s cArk.
sosrissg G. u. Fhslla. 5. g. g I Sa&sls
, D3 n g Lsamofe. 4 r EsAer. sssH-
srAts g wssfn.an, Chsplsis; L shsu-
a. Msfptals Cs Clara. Lstnnan. s
) Pas. Tyler
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-20

REAUTIfuf worst'd Plush cloakiBrs A.
- per yard At CONE & BUTTONS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-20

VEPHYh KNIT HOODS. soniags, Beautlh
~ Tapes Nnblas skating apps eupd assprtne
at CONE a. BUTTONS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-20

SPLENDID BASKET WovE CASHMERE
- Heavy Bfayar Cloths, Fancy gassimrr
Tweeds, satincits, Fiannels &c., Sc For sale i,
CONE & BUTTONS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-20
A LhpAccAs donbefoll e. and Is o,a per VI
"a " CONE 4 BURfoNh

RRuNFR's BALMoRAL SKIRTS, one Of Il /,
~ best mako ~ 1t CONE & BUTTONS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-18
ViSerieS OF the War.

From the following picture of war and its de-
moralizng influence II appears that the great and
good Claiming was "copperhead Were he
now alive and dared TO raise hi- voice IN behalf
of bleeding humanity, be would be sent be-
yond the lines, at least branded as a rebel
sympathizer by every brainless shoddyte IN the
land
"Ohl tell me. II there be any reieutings Of
pity IN your bosom, how could YOU endure il 10
behold the agonics Of the dsin. man. Is goaded
10y pain, he grasps the cold ground in convulsive
energy or faint with the loss OF blood, his pulse
ebys low aud the gathering paleness spreads IL
self over his countenance, or wrapping himself
around in despair he can only mark by a feeble
quyerng that lite still turks and fingers ia his
lscenied body. lifting up faded eve he
casts on you look OF imploring heiplessness tor
that sHccor which no sympathy can yield him.
IL NAV be painful 10 dwell thus in imagina ton
on the distressing picture of one individual; but
multiply ten thousand times-say how much of
all this distress has been heaped together on a
single field. Give u the arithmetic of this &C.
cumGlated wretchedness and Law il before Us
with all the accuracy of official computation
and. strange To tell. not sigh is lifted up
among the crowd OF eager listeners as they stand
on tip toe and catch every syllable of utterance
which is read TO them out OF Abe's registers of
death, Oh say what mystic spell is that which
80 blinds "a to the suffesings of our brethren:
which deafens 10 our ear the voice of bleeding
humanity when il il aggravated by the shrek OF
dying thousands; which makes the very magni-
tude Of Abe's slaughter throw sotiening die
gni.e over ii. crGelties and IL horrors: which,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-18

We make tie following extracts FROM page ~:
Public opinion may not. at the present time,
have reached this conviction, bat it is fast ap-
preaching Is. Three fourths Of the States might
not TO day. bat ere long they will, pass such
amendment 10 the Constitution as this: slave
~ shall not be permitted. and no discrimination
shall be made al to the civil or political rights OF
persons, because of color"
"WheneTer We shall have so amended the
Constitution the oath before us will be plain and
safe. But short Of entire justice there Is no per
manent security.
"In the immediate exigencies of our present
situation u to be found strong additional motive
for such an act In Withholding from the freed
man his civil and political rights We leave dis
franchised, at critical juncture, four millions Of
The most loyal portion Of our population. Besides
the essential injustice Of this lie political results
might be Of a serious aud disastrous character
We need the negro not Only soldier to aid
in quellirg the rebellion, Out as IOyal citizens
10 assist in reeOnsfrueting on permanently peace
tHf and orderly basis tie inSuyrecfionGTy States
Z" In view OF such considerations the commits
sion regard il of great importance that, before re-
ceiving back into political fellowship the insur-
gent portion Of the Union, il be legally estab-
lished as one Of the principles imperative in
reconstruction, that. i'm the constitution OF the
States when taken back, all freemen shall be
recuIt1 cqta4 tleLtt,
out the section Of the Constitution which provides
that the United States shall guarantee to every
State a republican form Of government"
Don't you see, Governor, shat your little
private aid society Is of the track, and is not
acting up TO the settled purposes of your party.
II you bring all the negroes from the rebel
States where is the loyal population to come
from that is to reorganize them, and furnish US
Senators and Representatives in Congress the
successors of Jefferson, Madison, Jackson and
Clayg Those States must necessarily fall back
into the hands of the poor white folks.
| IT, addition to this, as the negroes down there
are Immediately 20 become full blown American
citizens. don't you see that BY bringing them Il
Indiana you deprive them of their glorious OPP
portunties, for we tell you colfdeRtioily, Gov
ernor, that the people of Indiana will not imrae
diately extend to negroes the privileges of citi-
zenship
Now, having shown you that duty, and party
policy alike demand the exclusion of negroe
from the State, step up and act Forget the un
fortunate copperheads for one day. Come dowr
on the Aid Society with proclamation that viii
make the wool fly. You are heavy in words
vanquish and exterminate them. and the who'll
people will with one voice exclaim: Great j
MoEroS, and wonderful is the potency Of Ian
guage.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-18
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.


iAasSf DSfAkTEENT, July -, lisa.
Notice Is hereby given Subscriptions viii be re-
Ceived by the Treasurer q the Un,ed States sh. evsr
Assistant Treasures and designated nepo.re. and nv
The National Ranks designated and quslhed as D-poss
hes and Financial Agents. Tor Treasury Notes payable
three year from August Is ls6s bearing Interest ., The
Of seven and threeienths per cent per annurs with
annual coupons sstsched payable lawful money
These notes viii be convertible the option Of the
holder maturity per gold bearing bond.
redeemAbIe after Eve and payable twenty years from
August ls, Is65.
The Notes viii be issued denominations Of fry, one
hundred, five hundred Thousand. and Eve thousand
dollars, and viii be issued in blank, payable order
may he directed by the subscribers
All subscriptions be for sfy doIlar or some null
uple Of fifty dollars
Duplicate certificates will be issued for ell deposits.
The party depOsiing endorse upon the original
thcaie the denomination Of required, aud whether
they are to be issued In blank or payable to order Then
endorsed le with the officer receiving the
deposit, to be forwarded to this Department..
The will ee to the owners free Of
transportation charges soon amer the receipt Of the
original Certificates Of Deposit they can be prepared
Interest will be allowed to August Il on all deposits
made prior to that date. and win be paid by the Depar-
nent upon receipt Of the original certificates.
As the draw interest from Angus, Is. persons
making deposits subsequent that date must pay the
interest accrued from date Of date Of deposit
Parties deposiiing thousand dcars and up
wards for these notes any time will be allowed
commission Of Sne-quarter OF per cent which viii
be paid by this Department upon the receipt Of bin fer
the amount, certified by with whom the de-
post was made No deductions for commissions must
be made from the deposits.
Officers receiving deposits viii see taai the proper en-
dOrsements made upon the original certificates.
All officers authorized 10 receive deposits are requested
to give applicants all desired information. and afford
every facility for making subscriptions.
w. y. FESSENDEN,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-18
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.

First District-wII.IIAM Y. NIBLACK,
Second District-MICHAEL c. KERR.
Third District-HENRY W. HARRINGTON
Fourth District-GEORGE BERRY.
Seventh District-DANIEL w. VOORHEES,,
Eighth Dstrict-JAMEs F. HARVEY.
Ninth District-DAvID TURPIE.
Tenth District-yOSEPH X. EDGERToN.
Eleventh Dis.rict-JAMES +. MCDOWELL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-18
WAN o.
E..'FOR.n.sTrO.r H.f.rTED.

az GEORGE MIcHNER, Of Millersboro, Washington
~ county. Pennsylvania. who vas sick and his way
home from Alabama He accom- panied by a
pauion and while the latter having their baggage
transferred the Cincinnati train Seymour the miss
inc man got aboard the train coming 20 this city, where
he probabl arrived on Friday the 5th xichnsr is
between - and 30 years Of age He l. about six feet
tall Of large stature and dark Air with heavy ussche
He without money.
Any information will be thankfully received by bis
brosher, at the Commercial Hotel; Of Illinois and
Georgia street WILLIAM xlCHNER-
srgls-c2t.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-18
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET

For Governor,
yo.eph r.. Mcdonald, of Marion.
For Lieutenant Governor.
mahisn -. Manson, OF Montgomery.
For Secretary Of State,
JAMES s. ATHoS, Of Marion.
For Auditor Of State,
JOSEPH msTTSE, Of Fountain.
For Treasurer Of state,
MATTHEW L. BRETT, Of Davies.
For Attorney General,
OSCAR B. HORD, OF Decatur.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
sAMUEL L. RUGG, Of Allen
For Judges u the Supreme Court.
SAMUEL =. PERKINS, Of Marion,
ANDREW DAWSON, Of Decatur,
JAMES n. HANNA, OF Sullivan,
JAMES L. w0RDES, Of Allen.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
ETBELBERT c. HIBBEN. Of Rush.
For Supreme Court Reporter,
NAPOLEON B. TAYLOR, Of Marion.
For Electors at Large
JOHN PETIT. Of Tippecanoe,
SIMEON X. WOLFE, Of Harrison.
Contingents,
GRAHAM ". FITCH, Of Cas-,
VIM N. FRANKLIN, Of Owen.
For District Electors,
First Dsstrjct-sTIAs NJ. HOiEOAB. of Gibson.
Continxent-PEIER MAIER, OF yaDderburg.
Second D.strct-EIlJAH NEwLAND, OF Floyd.
contingent-JAs A. GHORMIEY, Of Washington.
Third Dstrici-AMBROsE B. CARLTON, Of Lawrence
Contingent-R. G. LELAND. OF Jefferson.
roarth pstret-BARTOS W WILSON, % Decatur
Continzent--gDwIN r. FERRIS, Of Ripley.
FIfh Dsstrici-JAMEs BROWN, Of Randolph
Contingent-THOs. MEANS, Of Wayne.
sixth Ddstrict-FRANK LANDERs, OF Morgan
C0ntingent-BRSJAMIN Y. DAVIS, OF Shelby.
seventh Dassrict-ARCHIBALD JOHNSON, o. Putnam
Contingent--GEO. w. THOMPSON, OF Parke
Eighth District-J0SaTHANC c. APPLICABLE, OF Cal
roll.
Observation-Disclosures MCCLURE, Of Clinton
Ninth District-J. @. OSBORNE, Of Marshall.
Contingent--ELIAS HUGHES, Of White.
Tenth Dst.ict-ROBERT LOWRY, of Eikhart
Contingencies. w. sPROTT, Of DeKaib.
Eleventh Dstrict-J. W. SALISBURY, OF Madison.
ContIngent-S. r. oyERNAN, Of Upton
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-18
WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
GAME IN SEASON, FRESH OYSTERS,
EDUCATIONAL.
81. AGNES HALL,
TERRIE HAUTE. IND.

FIvHIS School, hitherto known the 'Terre HaUta Fe-
Il male College" has been purchased from its late
owner and the name changed TO St Agnes Hail. ;" and
Is TO be carried under the auspices of the Episcopal
Church. A corporation elected from among the most
respectable citizens of Terre Haue gives the
that every promise made in the circular issued will
be faithfully redeemed.
The Faculty will consist Of nearly twenty members
and will comprise parties distinguished i'm educational
circles.
The terms for board and tuition have been placed
the lowest possible figures, considering the advanced
prices Of agricultural and commercial produce.
Young ladies' will attend the Episcopal Church with
the Principal unless any other place Of worship should
be designated by parents.
Circulars be obtained by addressing 1.-THE Master
of ST. Agnes Hall, Terre Haute, Ind.
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