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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12

INV YORE, November 1.-THE World sliA
claims the State for the Democrstsb by about 10 :
000 The Tribune claims il by 8 633: the Times
by $3.50. aud the Herald gives il 10 Lincoln by
about 5 0OO
The Tribone's Washington special ssss. among
tie papers captured on the Fiorids l. letter
from the British Admiral Hope referring to the
case of the Florida burning an American ship
that had taken gu, British papers He says that
British papers must in 81 cases protect the ship,
aud has issued orders 10 attack and capture shy
vessel hereafter guilty OF the FloTide's action
Ii Is also ascertaiued that toe United S,stes
Mail steamer Electric Spark vas destroyed be
cause she could not run into Wilmington
The Herald of Yesterday said there was all
imbroelio between Generals Dix and Butler; it
now says there appears % be no imbrOglio at all
The Captain of the transport relief which ar
rived at Fort Monroe on Tuesday last from New
bern, y. G. reports that on Monday be saw a
large vessel on fire off Cape Hatterss.
Further particulars of the capture BY the ma
tlOnsl vessel OF Plymouth, \. c., on the 4th.
show tbst the town was entirely DESTROYED BY the
sholling OF the feet
The place is still held By ON guiboats, there
being no troops there
The yellos fever hrs cniitels disappeared -
Newbern
The Herald's correspondent says the recent
movements 0i the rebels "a the Y alley 20 the
right of Sheriians position il IS now thought
were designed principally 10 procure cattle ana
other supplies OF which they stand much In need
and not for the purpose oi attempting 70 flank
the Union army.
General POEelis division Of cavalry started
on an important Reconnaissance on Monday last
but had not returned ~ the late 81 orr latest
dispatches.
An expedition sent cut feH days ago aseer
tanned that the rebels sill occupy their intrenched
works and remain ~ considerable force in the
vicinity of Milford.
The arrangements fof raid in West Virginia
on the dsy Of election oere completely irustra
ted by movement Of General Kelly towards
Morefed
Capt Badger OF Gen Powells staff, and II
other prisoners captured by MOsby, succeeded
iew nights ago in killing their guard and making
their escape.
Jeff. Davis pIonounces sherman, Grant and
Banks all failures. and declares that Atlanta and
Richmond are no, vital points, and that the fall
of Richmond. Wilmington. Charleston. Sayan-
nah and Mobile would not conquer the Confed
eracy. and the Independence Of the C0afederscy
alone secure peace.
.lt is stated that Geo Hooker, in whose present
department are included the majority of the
States bordering our northern lakes. has, after
inyestig alton. become satisfied that the alarm
about the propeller Gsorgiana, being fitted out
for u lake corssiT. IS unauthorized, and thsl no
piratical designs are entertained by Mr. Bates,
who purchased her in Toronto
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DISSOLUTION.

Dissolution Of Coparfaershfp.
yI,Hls 3isi d-y q oc;sosr y zlizsl ec-s,nt, J. C.
il Dr-n r. Gaudcfc. Toe tTn q J. c. Drnn 4 Co.
have essovet partnership. The business Of The srz
u b. eetilef y J. G. Damn the cd stand ye - sni
- E.1f1csy Aeencs Those ,odebted wsi please ess
srtsrtfis. sac ebii~s J. c. DUNN,
y GACDOLf0.
In1isaspoEs. ocs. ss--ssvf-sst
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DIR. WHE1TIER.

URRiyA MEDICAL ADFiCk FiEL or CdAkisE.
". Whittier TosoTy, synptous snc Iressmebt
.fcsrs sos< H.rrsss tr,nsy and sssusl Useases free
Ln rs..s litter eaTsiep<s ter st cent. % prepay
po@ssze. Is cesr e inssfor q al he diseases and
ceotors resulting from ite inffisgcIosEi of the moral
Las i,s3zigt- zee. po=nres snt imprueeoces
in nsrrfr sEl -s-ie f- f7erT asn-crce ecrfa-s n
strge;0r g. 'he s-cf,t. snr s-s.c = read " syeD
y6rrg perea keep KEN % II .hoAs vkick Ota-
bEge b~ra e-cksE pisce-- Auatiyeoess clearly
ss.I - b unter ia c1ftEsl & 1dleoas irsAtnsDt.
srs hsfsoy reT ipcrstic q ors very pfoi1c eznse
sf1I-<se Ssk-y every - disease Be trestet
wfcEi 1.oira1>s % bast1sss- Eefcne ssrt by mai.
secu-s foz cose-rsicr Chsrges Moderate; consulta.
uor ~ e;ie- q .; IL oee froes cures srarznfeed
Ors e. - CAN-ef street between sixth and Seventh
o1s sousra -outh % Lrte1 Hotel. y o. Bsx 3o9e s.
Lous Ho. Circular Letter specially for ladies', con-
postsSs. Ia1l-dk~iy
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NV fokK. November ll.-Some of the
Richmond papers comment severely on JEFF Da-
Wis message, charging him with obscuritv IN
those portions Of il referring 70 the armng of
the slaves, and "a he proposed Interference with
the press
The public deot Is standing At <l.l4497O.
los, withou including Tie foreign snd sfnv
debts
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Indiana Election.

LAFAYETTE. November lI.-Tippecanoe coun-
~, official, gives Lincoln 34s9; Mcclellan 2, IA.
Lincoln's majority. rs
DELPHI, November ll.-NcClellan's msiori,y
in Carroll county Is l52
Kosciusko cousty. Official, gives Lincoln $50
majority.
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LOUISVILLE. November 1.-THE news from
General Sherman army is important. bur con
traband.
Paul X. Shipman, associate editor of the Lou.
isvilie Journsl has dissolved bis connection with
that paper on account Of contTariety Of opinions
with its proptetoTs as 20 its future policy Mr.
Prentice and Col. Wallace will hereafter conduct
the editorial department
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12

po;enee 10 both sexes ihe effects Of these diseases
he body aud miud aud the Authors New Treatment Of
al those In fr TIE only successful method of
curs. with exposition of Qusckery.
Thiswork IS not Qases advertisement, bu; warning
srd guide foi married ard single Il Is The only book
that gives the Of 81 tbs above diseases plain
English with full directions oT sslf-estsut, and con-
tsns mrch valuable information not proper 90 mention
il public Eotce The work contains $50 pages. and 100
plates ard euraTings q the shove Diseases Sen;
address IN sealed wTapPe., reee'p' 0f 80 cents.
Those afflicted with sny a TIE sSov- diseases, before
placing themselves unisr ,h- frostrneu' q any one,
should rrst read this work.
oEFCE-5it Fi.tk street, hetwcc1 Isr-et sre Jsaer-
son, ives; s!ds,
70 lrs-i-s sfeiv - al later, direct
gLLES's aEAn DiEP tSsARY
Drawer "a, I.2sisvile. Ny.
cr.i-6s- s-t.Aais
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PLANNING &.FLooRlNc MlLL.
South New Jerse, Street.

nooR BtISp. sVD SASH FACT0Ey. PLtStSe
~ and FlsorinS Nil.
Having eom9Isged NV tAegsrs al prepared % fer
nisL Doors. Ssh, Biiuds. Door sd incow fssrne.
Nodiug Corricr. Rraekets, Dressed InhrE. WcatAtr-
boarding and o;ser mannfAclured lumber pertaining 20
buildlnz a. - reasonable sy ether aSuufsc.
tie city
HAvitx On hsnd AisfS, stock ofthsrceshly sensca.c
'.River'f pns Lrsber AT euahled % warrant ~ rs--
ufacturs
Orders for ~orsins. soOrins dreseinS snd paails
lumber pTemptly attsEjet :r
ocise dsm wARRFS TATF
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a PRIVATE MEDICAL TREaTusE

nS vENEREAL DISEASES,
" including Gonorh9s, Gleet.
Syphilis, Structure, Gravel. stone.
Ruptures, Piles, Fisiuls, Urinary
Deposits. and all Diseases ol ths
Kidneys, Bladder PROSTATE Gland,
and SeUinsl Vesiclss. and their
treatment, including chspter on
FEMALE DISEASES. with OBJ
servstions OF marriage and the
prevention of conception. Con-
tanning o Treatise o. Self Abuse,
spermstorrhes, Sexual snd SeT-
rcusDebilitv. Barrenrsss aud In.
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TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS

EXECUTIVE DErAkrNESr or INpnx,.l
BvREsU OF FISsScE
lNpisSsPoLIs. June -. 1864
VSDfAsA OFFICERS ~ho have b.en or are serving n
the army. Are infor.f thst their OrcnAoce Return.
wii be made up srd p,tsated the proper Department
Ait certeAtes q aequtsoee obtsinec re~ o. c6drge
~ applying % NJ c ? Rocker Chiei CLERK STATE ord
nsncs Department. ofre~ stairs vs'ers' hart
store, Ne q West washingtcn street ti..snapo
Nv ms return., above dlTectsd cfcers MI n;
only al fse tus tesy Nil be able 20 settle xltb the
Government AID draw iAelr.pay from on@ % thr,s
rnontss earlier than he besr-ss ensru.set % G An
Agents-
~ order q G0vsrass kosrus.
W. Il II. tERREII
<Scc Pn-sn0ssi sesr~-ary
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BATES oF ADvEns,siNo.

Busine.s Notices Published the local columns. often
inss under, viii hs charged Tor zach rssrtor 81: II
svrr ter lines, Ten cents per line
Announcing deaths With fvne-si no-ics stsschsd sl
vifhout pcflce free
Marriage Notices 80 cent.
Notices % Festivals Pcncs ard Excursions, gotten Ep by
ndvfrais a.ions ~ churches The rrgiar
prices
Advertisements lesdsd and Dscsd under tAs head u
Special Notices. n lines over will bs charged double
the usual rates.
Yearly advertisers 20 psy quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices Of every description
70 be charged the Of tl 30 for each n the
pEy and cain the Daily and Weekly, the Same 20 BE- IN
all eases. paid In advance.
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instruction and Practice.

The Instructors and PropretoTs ofthis College have
oyed large experience both in practical Teaching and
actual Busness having an experience Of fifteen years In
the business and for several wears and
head ofthe actual Business Department Of the Pough-
kceps:e College To young men, who devote b1t two
or three months study, would call their attention
this system Of Business Instruction and popular Edu
cation where you upon the study and dsscp
line q acquiring wealth by I'm employment - Labor.
Talent ard Csritsl
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SE.NEI.IL W'E.1KI'ESS.

I'd al Affection II che Urinary ard ;ene-sr- orysn.
~ both Sexes
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sE LDIERs s-wE THINK DR.
strickland e-ie rgh, sr advising yea r. hls advertise
neni n esfnzs * odsy's paper 80 isss both
0: kss highly reoo-nnsD3si AEfhoefs Htxtase 10
knspsseis :. may The i.ves a msny q orr bss
soldiers. yoshsrs. tbs; yoar do so' u-giec'
Ycr 50. ,he Irng Stores 20 oess- pc eo<sis
r,' 'he bes, remedy fo, fss--'rs snd DyssrftfJ.
~srcbs-3 3iysott~i3
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.

rEyHr HOTRL PROPERTY or THE CORNER OF
II Delaware and Sonih streets, IN Indianapolis, cor
iGining 90 rocEas Situated well . tkrivtrs
oue.o~ss. Terms sssy. Inquire oi
EeEBRSAN pIRRCR,
ssptls- 1er bssl Estate Agenrs
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The Students 81 this College enjoy tho benefit of the
regular meetings of this novel department conducted on
the plan Of the Chicago and Cincinnati Boards ct Trade
where actusl Transactions had. Reports sTe sn-
nounced and such instruction given will make ali COM
peent buy and sell on Change sgent principal
Citizens aud strangers ii 10 call address for
further particulars.
GREGORY 4 MUMF0RD.
a
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-12

~DISE AsES OF TIE NERVOUS
Seminal. crrsFs sSd s-Eus' syr-isne~ s1 reliable
t.es,g1-r,-In E-ro-. - q. dov sRfi ASSOCIATION.
Se,, BY A. = -sles et,sr e5~sope RE- 7fehsrSe
sda,t-4 y. J sEILLly gCrssr0y. ao~ss5 lA-cels.
t,,o So = ssssb Sf-ts s,-~sf, Y,.iisc~ssAss IA
s.sr3e- dkTly
E-SERyoUs DEBTLITY. sKMIS Al
K,ssa-, A.. -. = crlei W &c -ao ~ rally
=-s.f s-i hsi.d-es. Il =laes-, and vi tell yea
'-' bef - srBfk- lsf,csr Wits sssnr-
ssTAaD L. TRsyTR.
;-he1-A4wfy L-c. Bsx, B0sson, As>s.
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BUSINESS COLLEGE.
NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

vuyHF FIRST COLLEGE, OF THE WEST WHERE
actual BUSINESS practice Is conducted with theory
In TEACHING and where session Of Board Of Trade Is
held by experienced IN all the legitimate trSnsec-
tioD= and usages of the West.
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THE ADVANCE ON PETERSBURG.

Richmond, June loth.--rhe enemy, Eve
thousand strong, under Rants. made q des-
perate ATTEMPT 10 capture Petersburg yes.
ierday., they advanced 10 two columns.
After several assaultsupon the works South
east Of the city. which were repulsed. they
succeeded in hanking about two hundred
militia. causing them to retreat with loAs
Of six killed and thirty wounded. includins
some Of the best citizens. The Yankees
then advanced 10 the suburbs, bat al the OBJ
perfume moment Grshams battery opened
upon them from Reservoir Hill. bearings
easal-y at the same time charging them.
The enemy Wheeled and fled in great con.
fusion. The column which advanced ON
The Blanford road was repuIsed by Sturdi-
wants Battery. which arrived in time. Our
reiniorcewen,s pursued the Yankees seye-
raj miles.
Tie residence Of Timothy Rives was
sacked and bdrnt and Rises carried Of.
Rev. WIN. Hall. Of the Washington arlil-
lery VAS also captured.
Redmond. June ll.-No definite inler-
nation OF Sherlian's whereabouts has been,
received. lie j. reported moving ia the
direction Of columbia. Flusanna county.
rhe enemy in the Valley are said 10 be
moving towards Lexington. IL IS reperi-
ed that Glllmore IS sending troops Ia the
South side Of the Appsmatox preparatory
" another attack on Petersburg.
Richmond. June l2.-The report tia,
Sheridan was moving towards the canal Is
not confirmed. On the contrary. IL 70 as
serted that Hampton's cavalry attacked the
RAIDERS last evening near Louisa {. n. and
captured battery aud large number Of
prisoners. No official information of The
engagement has been received. but the re.
port Is credited.
Another parry Of raiders from the Valley
struck the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Yesterday near Arlington. Nelson county.
The enemy have doubtless occupied Lex
ing,on and are apparently aiming Tor
Lyuchburg.
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For the Hillsbosossh Recorder.
Commissioned al Chapel Hill.

During the collegiate year just closed,
there have been seventy three students at
the University. At Ae end Of the year
there were only seseA Seniors. fourteen
Juniors. Two SophomUes, and thirteen
Freshmen, thirty-sir 10 all. Such is the
ardsr Of our ysu.h to press into the army.
as volunteers ssd net as eonscripts, that IL
Is very difficult to retsin enough pupils -
the University TO keep sne Of The most in
portant institutions ia eur country so that
peace may find il sith life esouzh to de-
.eiope into vigorous activity. The seven
graduates we're ell that we're left 10 repre-
sent the sixty eight Freshmen II ls0O-6i.
The nest sf the rest ere ia the array. or in
their graves. slens with SIX Of the fifteen
tsaehers that they had in 1900. IL hes ve-
~ rarely. II ever. happssed thai two mem
bers OF class have died o. Chapel Mil
v lille il sas psssias thrvssh College. Bat
such sss the etperieBce 81 that which has
iust left the University. Il vas email in
nunbers. ys. aaie VI choice spirits. Ons
OF thou, Mr.. C!s.k Of Halifax essaty. vas
. stulsDi st The Military Isstitste Il HiIls.
borough SLeH ths var began. Tie joined
the army before ne vas flteea, fsaght -
several e the blsadiest battles ia Virginia
spent sEa year al the University. ga ne
yer sbseut from praysH. recitation or ser
men, wss fetkoaed as second 10 no scholar
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THE NEWS

The enemy, Eve thousand strong. made dsspe.
rate aitemPiio capture Petersburg on Thursday last.
They were rePulsed in sevenl assault. upon the
earth works east Of the city. bot succeeded 10 aank
ing portion Of our militia, causing them 10 retreat
sih loss Of eight nine killed, and thirty wound
ed. Among the killed were several prominent chi.
zens Of Petersburg. Reinforcement. enabled Us 70
rePsl the enemy. who wbesled and fed il great con.
fusion, and we're pursued several niles
We have 90, much 70 communicate ihi, seek from
our Armies, eiIher in Virginia OF Georgia, but VIA.
We DO get has an encouraging sppearsnea
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Richmond. June loth.--European sdvi.
ces TO the e5,h received. Prlessier. Duke
OF Malskoa, IL dead. The news Of the
great battles in Virginia caused profound
sensation in England. The Times aud
Star regard Grants success a. indecisive.
The Post expressed the conviction that the
Federals sustained crushing defeat. The
Herald and Globe pronounce the advance
on Richmond failure.
The steam rams built By Laird have been
purchased BY the English governmesI
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The Battle Field In Georgia.

A correspondent Of the Appeal writing
frsu the leeent battle Geld 10 western
Georgia. gives the following account VI tho
terrible slaughter Of the Yankees
On ihs Battlefield,
Sunday. May 2e--i7 o'clock. N.
Ihsvs just returned from spec tacie the
most bloody mine eyes ever bsheld.
Along a line Of about one hundred yards.
directly in front OF our right extreme. and
over a broken woodland. lie The dead be.
dies Of seven hundred Yankees. heaped in
confused piles Of tive. three. and bali
dozen.
They fell on Friday afternoon.
The tight which led to this splendid re.
sult began about 5 o'clock, p. IN. The
mea OF Granbury's brigade Of Texans were
at rest in line Of battle. unprotected By
stockads or rifle pits, and hardly expecting
an advance, when their pickets deserted .
body Of the enemy moving up the hill
through the rough timber. Theyapproach.
ed in an easy nonchalant manner, bearing
q white flag. As soon az this was perceiv..
ed, orders we're given to reserve fire, and
they actually CANE within thirty PAGES Oh
our line. II was heavy column, support.
ed BY two lines Of reserve, and the Texans
despite this peaceful symbol and trueu-
lent signs thrown out--wefe not sIos 70
detect the SNARE.
They we're 10 thirty PAGES before Us. aud
one ~ their officers cried out You're ssr-
rounded surrender" There was single.
instantaneous reply. Along our whole line
leaped the FIRE from twelve hundred trusty
Texan rides, while Keys opened - ems
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Mr.. Paul C. Cameron. as members Of the
Board Of Trustees. The Academic Senate
conferred the degree Of Master Of Arts on
Prof. w. B. Lynch. Hon. s. ]. Person. Mr..
Hugh Strong. of Cheraw, s. O., the Rev.
F. W. Hilliard. Of the Episcopal Church,
and the Rev. N. w. Wilson. OF the Baptist
Church.
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Aillshuruuyt 9esurnrr,
HILLSBoRoUGH, N. c.
wednesday, June 10, 1854.

n We are requested TO give notice that the Ju-
yenle Soldiers Aid Society propose an exhibition Of
Tableaux, at the Masonic Hall, on Thursday evening
next the l7h instant for the benefit Of the Soldiers.
The doors will DO opened at ~ and the performance
commence al o'clock. Admittance, So for grown
persons. half price for children under Twelve.
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For the HillsboroUsh Recorder.

Headquarters 4fih N. CT, }
Gsiness Fam, near chekshominy,
June slh. 1854
Ma. HEARrT:-Please publish the fell
lowing casualties in Capt. r. Bingham q
Company, 9. 44th N. G. l.. Ia the engage.
meats in the Wilderness. May 9th and
9Th; spottsylvania q. H.. May 10Th and
l2th and near Cold Harbor, June LIST, 2d
and Sd:
Kiiied-Privstes Charles ". Sykes, and
John MINIS.
Wounded-Serg't w J Workman, left
arm. resectsd. very severe Prisa,es w C
Adams, hand and leg. severely WIN Nix,
hand, severely; Joseph Wright, chin and
shoulder, severely; Carr Powell, RICH hip,
supposed mortal; Peter lssly, arm ampu i.
lated; X u Howard, foot, severely; James
Jones. shocked; John @ Gates, back and
arm. slight; Stephen p Gates. finger. slight
l. Holcombe, shoulder. severely; John w
Smith, head. slight; Thos A Williams, left
arm resected.
His,ing-Ino Nicholson and 8 q Swain.
The Company was commanded on the
9th. 9th. aid 18th May by 4th Ssrg't Allen
Robinson since that time By I'd Lieut..
w. Jesse Morrow.
kns'sn Wm. 3. Long. Oh this regiment,
Vas severely wounded on the evening Of
The I'd Of jane. while CALAMITY carrying the
colefs Of this regiment. Ii Lieut.. Mm.
Z. Oldham Of Company Z, W. painfully
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wounded in the head on the evening Of the
5th u June. Very respectfully.
A. s. WEBB,
Adjutant 44th N. q. t.

GRN. KIkKLAND.---We find the following
In the Richmond EGaminer:
Brig. Gen. w. W. kirkland, Of North
Carolina. was shot through the inside Of his
right thigh. He IS at the residence Of sur
geon Franklin. Hancock, on Main street.
and is doing WE'LL"
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~ Elections will be held in this State on Thurs
day the 9TH day OF August next, for Governor. mem
hers Of the Senate aud House Of Commons of the
State Legislature. and Sheris Of The several coun.
ties. Il WILDE seen that Capt John Derry il can.
ddate to represent this county in the Senate, and
Samuel F. Phillips and William ". Patterson, Esqs.
aud Capt. J. w. Lalta, in the Commons. We DO
no. know whether any opposition will be Oul. Can,
dida,es for the Office Of Sheriff appear 10 be plenty.
We will print election tickets Tor any Of tho cand
dates, as they may be ordered.
-~~>~~~~--
Brigadisr Gen. Ransom has bcea promoted to be
Majoi General, for recent distinguished service.
---~~-~~-~~~-
Both Houses Of Congress "a Saturday passed a
resolution 10 extend the session until Thursday noon
~~>>>>>.>~~~-
sth inst. nominated Abraham Lincoln for reelection
as President. and Andy Johnson. Of Tennessee. iol
Vice President. The Convention passed resolution
declaring for the maintenance of the Monroe doctrine
The New York Herald, in announcing this tickle,
expresses the opinion TIA, il viii have hard road
travel.
John c. Fremont, in letter ping condition
ally nomination made al Cleveland. declares Lin.
coins administration military Dictatorship without
unity. vgor OF execution; and said IL an plahIs
man was nominated Of Baltimore, he would not Be !
candidate; but IL Lincoln was nominated there va,
no alternative but TO Organize every element Of opro
stion TO prevent the misfortune Of hi. eIseuan Tho
Herald thinks Premanl's position viii insure he De
feat Of Lincoln IN, thai is doub,ful.
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Brigadier Gen. Ransom has been promoted to
Major General, for recent distinguished service.
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Both Houses Of Congress "a Saturday passed
resolution 10 extend the session until Thursday noon