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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-07

Some gears ago Mr.. Charles sumner made 9
violent attack upon the Catholics. and boosted
that New England meant 20 make all Americs
Puritan. Finding tho Catholics dangerous adj
yersaries, Mr. Summers party turned their atten-
ton TO the Israelites. George Francis Train,
the paid pilgrim of the League. abuses Mr. Bel
mont, not because he Is a Democrat. but because
he supposes him 70 be Jew The Evening Bull
letin. on Monday following. renewed the attack
on the children OF Israel 10 language OF unmitI-
gated bitterness What DO such gentlemen OF
this persuasion as belong to the League think OF
these gross attacks upon their ancient faithg-
J Philadenhia Ace
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-07
PROCLAMATION OF GOV SEYMOUR
stirring Appeal 80 the PeoPte-A Free
Election az ali Hazsrds-So Mill
fary Interference

ALBANY, y. I, Nov. 2.
Governor Seymour has Issued the following
proclamation to the people:
Ia few days The citizens OF the country are TO
exero<e their constitutional duty OF eieeting a
President and Vice President Of the United
States az time when the condition Of our
country excites the deepest interest
The questions Of the day not only affect the
personal welfare OF all and the happiness OF their
homes, bot ere also Of a character 20 arouse the
passions and lead To angry controversies between
parties
The existence Of r terrible civil war aud the
assertion OF she right Of military commanders in
some sections OF our country 20 interfere with
elections have caused painful and exciting doubts
ia the minds OF ruanv Ia regard 20 the free aud
untrammeled exercise Of the elective franchise
/, therefore, appeal 10 men Of all parties TO
unite with those holding official positions in their
efforts 20 allay undue excitement soften the
hardness OF party prsjudices aud passions and TO
avoid al measures and language which tend 20
strife and disorder
However we may differ in views OF public
policy. we are alike interested in the mainten-
ancc of order. in the preservation of the rights.
and the promotion of the prosperity OF our
State
While We do not agree as to the methods by
Sbich these ends are to be gained they earn
estly sought by all. IL IS certain they cannot be
reached by angry controversies, unreasonable
suspicious, or disorderly actons.
There are no well grounded fears that the
rights OF the citizens Of New York will be tram
pied upon at the polls. The power of this State
is ample 10 protect al classes IN the free exercise
OF their political duties la doing this the public
authorities will be upheld BY good citizens OF all
parties There Is no reason 10 doubt that the
coming election will be conducted with the usual
quiet and order
SheTifs Of Counties and all other officers
whose duty il is to keep the peace and protect
our citizens, will take care that every voter shall
have free ballot in the manner secured 10 him
by the constitution and laws
IL will be thci, duty - see that 40 military on
other organized force shall be allowed to show
themselves in the vicinity of the places where
elections are held. with any view of nenaciug or
intmldating citizens in attendance thereon.
Against any such interference they must exer-
else the full force Of law and call forth. if need
be, the power of their districts
In witness whereof | have hereunro signed
my name, and affixed the PRIV seal of the State
at the city of Albany, this Cd day of November
IN the year o. our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty-four
HORATIo SEYMOUR.
I By the Governor:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-07

The abolition press are parading IN large capt
tails, What they call the confession OF Mr.
Bingha m the editor Of the State Sentinel We
only wish the abOftiOnists would carefully read
and ponder this confession IL i confession
only so far as Il develops an innocent connection,
0n his part with the Sons OF Liberty. This l.
a confession which Mr. Bingham would doubt
less have made at sny time voluntarily, without
the necessity of process from a Military Com
mission but whether IL may be properly a9ed
confession or the legitimate evidence Of a
witness, compelled TO testify, his statements are
damaging only 20 Morton and the military au
thorties. and not in the least 10 the Democratic
party. ln fact his testimony is a complete ex
oueration OF the Democrstic party from all com
plicity in any revolutionary schemes in Indiana
But ii It does not convict D =. Morton, Gen
Darlington and other Republican and military
authorities of the State, of absolute knowl-
edge, Il not concurrence IN the schemes OF
Dodd & Co. then we are unable 10 understand
the force of evidence The evidence of Stidger
the Government detective, shows the same thing
The concurrent testimony of Bingham and Std
ger proves, beyond doubt or cayil, that Morton,
Darlington Co. not only knew of the treason
but that they gave couptenance to and encour-
aged them. for the manifest purpose OF casting
ojiGm upon the Democratic party. aud making
political capital for the Aboliuonsts. There
NAV be something verv "lOyal" about all this,
but viewing the subject in It's moral, ii not legal,
aspect n looks 10 us A. It DOdd sustained very
much the same relation 20 Morton that Blenner
hasset did 20 Aaron Burr.-Lafayette Democrat
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HAGANS MAGNOLIA BALM.
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This Is the delightful and extraordinary arcl,
ever discovered. II changes the burnt face and
hands pearly satin texture Of ravshsg beauty, i'm
paFngthe NAL bic purity of youth, and the diStin0W.
appearance inviting in the city belle fashion Il
removes tan, freekes Pimpiss and roushness of tn,
skin, leaving the complexion fresh, transparent and
smooth. 1t contains material injurious TO the skin
Pstronlhd by Actresses aud Opera Singers. II Il whs
every lady should have.
Sold everywhere.
Prpsredby W. Il. HAGAS, Troy, ~.
Address all orders 10
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feb5- d6rl-eod
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4 Prophecy OH Record

some months sgo THuRLow WEED published
letter in the New York Commercial Adver
,iser which closed with the following prophecy:
81 desire 70 make thls record: If il comes 10
be understood that the views and policy OF
Nessrs Sumner Greeley. Wendell Phillips,
Ward Beecher. &c &c. obtain in the conduct OF
the war, it will result in the destruction OF our
Government and Union, and a triumph OF Rebel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-07

Coon NEvs yEON IHE Army Intelligence
from the army every dsy serves to confirm the
reports heretofore received respecting the health
ful political condition OF the soldiers-particulsr
ly in Virginia. Regiments in instances vote
On mGssc for Mcclellan Our information :
direct and reliable. Take for example the fol
losing;
The Tooth New York gives 20 majority for
Mcclellan: the l55th New \ ork gives O. for
McClellen. for Lincoln; the 10Th New York
II fos Mcclellan. and 6 for Lincoln. These f.
ures are obtained by actual canvass. Then Ne
have reported that the ID mounted rifles gave
20 majority for Mcclellan: Hart's battery, 9Th
corps. le6 votes in all OF which Lincoln received
only , The 9Th Y y volunteers gave 20 ma
ority for Mcclellan.
The Army Of me Potomsc {. sll right New
York Journal OF Commerce
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Testimonials of Remarkable
Cures.

Among tie numerous testimonials I'm bis pos
session. DR.. Lghthill has selected few only of
those from parties OF established position and
well known throughout the country.
Prem the Home Journal ~. ~ June stl IS64.
Ia every business rpToiessIOn, indeed IN every
department of science or skill, there j. always
some acknowledged hesd-.sOme Que who stands
out IN bold relief among bus fellows, as a sort OF
leader la the study and treatment of deafness
aud catarrh, special diseases. DR.. Lighthill Of
this city occupies the position above described
He has devoted years of labor TO this speciality,
and l. now reaping the reward OF his Industry.
The editorial columns OF the ribune Of recent
date bear witness 70 the Docfor's success IN THE
department OF medicine Ne quote Tic para
erapb:
..CuRE or 4 DEAF MUrE Louis Loewensteiu,
I'D fourteen wears Of sae. horn in Germany,
came 30 this cts wien lac vas about two years
oid Soon after bis arrival here he was taken
sick and lost MS hearing. Bv degrees he beca me
first deaf and then dumb For nearly ten years
he was mute, unable 10 hear the loudes, voice,
20 artculate a word. About one year ago he
was placed by his parents IN the hands OF DR.
Llchihill, who has SD far succeeded in restoring
10 him his lost powers Of hearing and utterance
that he can converse with those who sneak 10
him distinct, and deliberately During the past
four OF five months he has been under the tuition
of Mr. Bennecke. aud has Dade considerable pro-
gress in writing and arithmetic"
Having been supplied with the lads address.
we further investigated the matter, and discov-
cred that. previous 10 calling on DR.. Lighthill
the youths case was considered hopeless and be
for two wears inmate of the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum The Rev. John Mott ID. d.,
Professor in Union College: Schenectady. in a
published letter, tenders his gratitude to Dr.
Lighthill, for treating successfully his case OF
deafness. Rev. Fred ). Jewell, Professor of
the State Normal School at Albany also testi-
fes to having been cured Of cs,arrh. DR. Light
hill possesses other Testimonials and tributes TO
his talent from some 81 our wealthiest and most
prominent and respected citizens. which NAV be
on application IL would be difficult TO
speak in any but terms of praise of MS treat
ment. IN the face of these many proofs and facts
testifyiDg 10 his success
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-07

From the Rev. joseph VI. Clarke. Rector Of
Sc. james Church:
SYRACUSE. Feb. 20. 1864
have been dsaf IN one ear ever since vas in
College. some twenty years ago. b. the skill
Of DR. Lighthill IL hearing was entrels restored.
so that now IhsNr alike 9th both ears and fnd
that i can use ny voice with much more ease
and comfort than before.
oexP4- DIV 49,. Jesx1z n oLSE0
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N SOLDIER -wE THlNA d

streiiAre % suite right in advising yoa hi- advertise
neni z ar columns q so-dsy's pspe. 10 botti
o. hs highly recommended ADtCholers Mixture 10 ycr
knapsaeks. II may tho lives Of mary q Ger es
soldiers Mothers. that yocr sons 50 1ot nssieet
Too can set Il a. the Drug stores At 80 cents per bottle
n 10 the esss remedy se< Dsrrhea and pyssnssry.
frc- ~f n~sh; -d1ysne&w1y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-07
WASHINGTON, Nov I


If any of your readers think that the support
era of the Administration have exhausted all the
means at their disposal for electing 3ir Lincoln
next Tuesday, they are sadly mistaken. do
not now refer TO open frauds. such as those
which have been perpetrated in Indiana, Tennes-
see, Kentucky, Delaware, and Maryland, and
more recently in tampering with the soldiers
votes but to what NAV be termed tricks Of the
trade Let me mention them in order
BOGUS REPORTS or UNION VICTORIES
Unless am misiniormed and do not believe
/ am the country will be flooded with Official
the Secretary Stanton to General Dix Style
dispatches. detailing most important Union vic
tories, which. Ike those Ieegr phed to the press
10 time 10 appear on the morning of the October
elections. will prove to be mere myths Ysu may
expect deluse Of these during the latter part OF
this aud the early part OF next week
IL is not improbable that according to these
reports Hoods arrny will be annhilated Price
viii be captured. Forrest aud his fellow raiders
in east Tennessee will be eloriously bagged. and
Geuersi Grant will. about next Monday night
secure position before Richmond that will ena
BILE him, If he 80 desires, 10 capture the city per
haps A. early a. dinner time On Tuesday. The
object of these of course. IS to influence the
election in favor of Lincoln ! trust 10 sensible
voter will be deceived bv them
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-07

~ lrishman recently made application 10 an
intensely IoysI' New Yorker FOR employment.
Hesas refused Why don't YOU enter the
srmv," ssid The loyalist. there you can get
$500 bounty. be,iIes Si3 month anG found.
Found" replIed Pat. turnius away in dlgust
Yes. bejsbers, found dead Oh ne htttle-fei8i'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-07
HEIMSTREEcT'%
HAIR RESTORATIVE
N o T. A DY

NOT A DYE,
But restores hair IT. gina color y suPpiyi1
the capillary tubes with natural sustenanoe impaired By
age disease. Al Instantaneous dyss composed 4
lunar eavc, destroying the vitality and beauty 9th.
hair. and afford Ofthemseiyes dressing Heimsireet,
nisbie coloring only restores hair to psfars
color b. AZ easy process 5ut give she hats
Luxuriant Beauty,
promote, IL growth. prevents IL falling o. er.die.,,
dandrur and imparts sealth -nd ples.sn,ness 20 N
head has stood the ,e. u time being the oEixins,
Hair csloing, and j. constantly increasing IN favor
Used BY both gentlemen and lsdies. IL .od by all
speetaes dealers or be procured by them Of the
commercial agents. D, 5. BARNES CO. cog prosd-s,
New Yort. Two s.les, 50 cents and o.
febS-dsm-eoS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-07
GREAT REBEL RAIDS.

ibis dodge - just Dow very popular. and will
be employed as much as possible, the object being
TO have marital law declared whenever danger j
alleged 20 exist. New York State will probably
suffer the mos; by this. il she be not on her
guard shall not be surprised to hear that
rebel bands are organized in Canada 10 cross the
line early election morning. vote for Mcclellan.
snd then burn all the cities aud towns 70 which
they can gain access. In fact see the game
has began already, a. observed by the panic tales
IN the Republican newspapers in the cities on
the frontier, such as San3gsky. Buffalo, and De
troi;. Now these are false. every one of them !:
snd il the Democrats are only shrewd enough 10
paw no attention 10 any Of them, they will fall
still born
have 10 time 20 write more NV only ob-
ject IN sending this brief letter IA "a put Won on
your guard agans, the wiles of the Republicans
who are resorting - these and similar tricks GU;
OF their desperation a, the gloomy prospects OF
their larry. t. B.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-07

Tas Democratic party caH.ei Peansy = anis b.,
hans:soms majority or TUESDAY. tie iith a
October. The Average Democafic majority Oh
the county tickle, reached resr 10000 Ga to
morrow tie majority for tie hero Of Ansse,sra
viii be 5000
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-07

THE GovERSaISr FoVNpsr This institution
Is under the management Of Nessrs WeIles aud
Sranton-welles founders ships, and Stanton
founders srnies
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sT0RIEs o. DEsERTKRs


Deserters, reliable gentlemen. AMI such Intel
ligent contra ands, have escaped military
service in either the Union or rebel army, will,
doubtless. figure prominently in the farce You
nav expect Information 10 the effect that
the so-callei Southern Confederacy il on the
point of dissolution; that is soldiers not salts
feel with deserving by regiments, are coming in
TO our lines nv hrigsdes that the conscripts have
defed JEFF Davis. and are organizing 10 resist
any attemp, TO force them into the service also;
that active preparations are making for the evac
uatiOn OF Richmond. and leaving eastern Viz
GINA TO the possession Of our armies II YOU
receive any such news. please bear in mind what
| have written.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-07

ASorHER McCLELLAS REGIMENT The New
York World of Yesterday SAYS: The 59th
New York volunteers voted. for Mcclellan 81;
Lincoln g. wondcr il LiEcolns agents have
se.red these ballots. No wonder he Is ue--ors
on the subject OF solder vo,e~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-07

Tax l0Sth Pennsvlvania regiment has votei
almos, unanimously for Gen. Mcclellan, and
several Other regiment. Of that State have doos
bat = little less well .1.-.s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-07
PAINTING.

AZ LONG. no > EAST NEW YORK STREET, oP,
d POSlTE University Square, i prepared 70 do all
kinds OF House and sign Painting Granting and Glazing
short notice and Ia the very best style Persons
wanting work IN hts lire requested 70 give him
call ieos-ilv
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DIE D..

DlED-0n the Attn INST. Macy A. DrLIA, daughter @
David and Maria Peak, aged Il months and days.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-07
EAR, THROAT AND AIR PASSAGES.

DRS LIGHTHILLS Popular work OIL
IL Deafness Is Causes and Prevention, Z"
hss reached the sixth Edition. and NAV be Oh
tanned 10 Carleton, 4l3 Broadway, or any re
Specialize Bookseller throughout the country
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From the New York World
Lt%CoIN'S LAST CARD

MYTHICAL TALES TO INFLUENCE UNDECIDED yo-
,TEEs-THE RELIABLE GENTLEMAN" OUTCOME
Alt rHE NORTHERN CITIES To BE BURNED NEXT
TUrspAy-Ssw vIEw or GRANTS STRATEGY
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-07

BUY GENUINE wALrHAM WATCH fycu
durable and reliable time keeper
BUY GENUINE wALTHAM wATCH-it costs les.
and worth double the price Of these worthless English
and Swiss watches
GENUINE wALTHAM WATCHES, made expressl.
Tor Railroad Eagiaesfs oti Conductors.
GENUINE wALTHAM WATCHES. made expressly
for sslds-Aeavy kantog case, accurate time keepers.
We get watche. direct from the uanufeetory, md
keep none but the genuine
SINGLE WATCHES SENT TO SOLDIERS or others
10 want Of time keeper at The lowest possible rates
The trade supplied at factory prices. send for y
Cliar.
We also have a large variety q 'o~ priced Swiss
Watches. Pine Je~elry and Sold silrsr 'T--e
w. p. BINGHAM & CO..
so East Washington Street,
Near Odd Fellow Hall.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-07

Il All that Grant needs 70 take Richmond
are reinfJrcements. say Official advices from
Washington. II ;his De so. what has become Of
tue men raised by the asst Grsitl Are they all
used ND aireadyg and il -. how long will il be
before another draft will be orteredl II all that
Grant useds i 20 be reinforced, Why are no, the
soldiers sent 20 the front sho. under the Hook
ere. Wallaces, Wssbburnes. and Others. are en-
gagged in SURPRISING Democratic newspapers and
Carrying State elections 81 terrorism snd fraud
ulsnt voting. e
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-07

Hon Hora,io Seymour, and others, Committee
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-07
Remarkable Cure Of Deamese.

TkEDFkIIk D u vi
Albany. y Y. September /, 1864
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DEAFNESS.
g A r A r e III
DISCHARGES FROM THE EAR.

Noises in the Head. and all the various Diseases
of the
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CuIry QuAarYRnAsTERsO OFFICE.
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CHrEY QuAarYRnAsTERs OyricE, I
No l3I Cincinnati, o., November, II, 1911, .
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned
i until WEDNESDAY. December Z, 1864. at " O'Clock
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. INFANTRY TROWsEES-S Il. keFsey. Army standard
SHELTER TENTS. Of ~ inch DucA' weighing o. TO
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To be made 81 accordance with specifications adopted "
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Also for the immediate del scry o! -.
PETROLEUM OR WATER PROOF PAPEH,
OF which bidders will furnish saInp ,cs. -
Sample. Of he standard articles be seen al The once Of
Clothing and Eqoipes' u tits city ,,et
To he delivered Of charge az the United states ereo
ton ar-house IN this city. IN sood nw pa'saze- M tne
usme tbr u4rtv furnishing the kind and quantity Of goods
A tin, ily marked on eerh article and package. . g.,
Parti,s offering goods mns' distinctly ,tr IN tel' nd
the quantity they proposo 10 furnish the pcs ana no %
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Army STANDARD the p1olosa Wal not Oe co.d.teo
susr.f-. ,l-rcd by Two r-sp5n iblr persons must 90
each bid suarsie ny that the bidder viii supply
the steir. AWARDED 10 him under hi pIoposs. 49, q,
Bid will be opened W.dn~sday December I, 1875 az ~
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Bauds wipbo required that tie oonT'e WIZ be sithuis
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B.ani OF PToposas Contacts aud bonds may D" W
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The rgh 10 reject any bid deemed unreasonable Is re
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,,tirI, oaer,dl " aud address Col. WM. ". MckIM.
''> Chief Qusrterrnasier, Cincinnati Depot.
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TOBACCO and CIGAR MANUFACTU-
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recommended that business as far as pneticaoie % sos
pended by those Interested, OIL the day PANIED
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Financial.
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