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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-04-08
CAMP 48TH VA. REGIMENT, !
March 18th, 1864.

Nessrs Editors :--Y on are requested to an
nounce Capt T. NJ. GoBBLE, of the 18th Va
Regiment, as a candidate for the Office Of Sheriff
of Washington county at the. ensuing election
Capt. Gobble is man well qualified for thu
place, and ought to be patronized by the voters
Of the county, having served hear three years il
defence of his country, and as he cannot visit
the county himself, it is hoped that he will be
recollected on election day.
Very respectfully,
MANY FRIENDS.
ga We are requested to announce JeHx G.
KREaER, ESQ.,, the present Clerk Of the County
Court Of Washington county, as candidate for
reelection.
Ea. We are requested to announce JOHN NJ.
HAMILTON, present Sheriff Of Washington coun-
ty, a candidate fer reelection.
Hsy Weare authorized and requested to am
nounce { apt. PETER J. BRANCH, the present
Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Washington coun-
ty, as candidate for reelection
EsT We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
MILLER, present Commissioner of Revenue for
the lower District of Washington county, can
didate for reelection.
EgD@ We are requested to announce b. A. P.
CAMPBELL Candidate for Commissioner Of the
Revenue, in the upper District of Washington
county.
gas" By the solicitation of many friends,
announce myself candidate for Commissioner
Of the Revenue in the lower end Of Washington
county. 1t is known to many of my fellow-citi-
zens that was severely wounded at the battle
Of Mine Run, which renders me entirely unfit
for further duty in the field.
Yours, respectfully,
JOHN r. SHAREETT.
nSlr. We a w., ro<,,,no4od T., 49, RI
CLARK as q candidate for a Justice of the Peace
in the I'd Magisterial District Of this county.
esa. We are requested toannounce Can't. JOHN
g. SrANrEEEr~as a candidate for commissi oner
Of the Revenue in the lower end of this county
geA. We are authorized to announce JOSEPH
J. FIELDS, of the S7th Va. Regt., a candidate
for Commissioner OF the Revenue for the West
ern end Of Washington county.
se4 We are requested to announce Isaac A. I
McQUowN, the present Surveyor of Washington
county, as candidate for reelection.
pa" We are requested to announce Col. J.
Fl. ERNEST, the present Attorney for the Com
monwealth, a candidate for reelection
be- At the request of a number of my friends.
1 announce myself candidate for Justice Of
the Peace, in the I'd District of Washington coan-
ty, Va. JOHN RYBURN.
49,. We are requested to announce WIN. K.
CALDWELL as candidate for Justice Of the
Peace, in the 9th Magisterial District for Wash
ingtonaeounty.
neg We are requested to announce BENJA- |
MIN F. PEMBERToN as a candidate for Justice of |
the Peace, in the 9th Magisterial District of |
Washi1a1Qn county.
are requested to announce Col. VIM
S. as a candidate for Justice of the |
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-04-08
New Concern.
GEORGE w. MAINLY e az

GEORGE w. MANTZ e Co.
MILL Tan Hides en- the shares, or pay SHOES
w Boots, Money or Merchandise for Hides,
upon as good terms as can be had in this scoun-
try.
They respectfully solicit a trial. Their Shoe
Shop is one door east of the Washington house,
where George W. Mantz will be found ready to
accommodate all who may call.
Their Tan Yard is about eight miles Northeast
Of Abingdon, Va, where r. a. Lipford will be
found ready to receive hides, and pay for the
same, or take them to tan on the shares.
Persons wanting Shoes and Boots made. or
money, in exchrnge for hides, will call on MIR.
Mantz. GEO. w. MANTZ & co.
Feb, o. 1853
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-04-08
Candidates for. Russell County.
To the Voters Of Russell County

At the solicitation of many friends, respect
fully announce myself candidate for the Office
Of Commissioner of the Revenue for the eastern
district Of Russell county. The position ask
at your hands is one that feel confident / can
ELL. Should it be your pleasure to elect me, the
duties of the Office shall be faithfully and impair
TALLY discharged.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
CHARLES WM. JOHNSON.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-04-08
ties for Lee County.

Candidates for Lee County.
neA. We are requested to announce Capt.
MORGAN STIcKLEY as candidate for Clerk Of
the County Court Of Lee county.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-04-08
JAMES. FIELDS,
Assessor 18th Dist.

w StMICU4
A BARREL of Good Sugar Cane Molasses,
i 2 Firkins Fresh Butter in exchange for
Bale Gotten. L. ,BAUGH s CO.
Feb & 1894
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21

Sax FaAxcssco.- Noxenber IS Official I'D
vices from Yskshona u tho 2-th OF October
confirm tho rep.Ht OF tie opening of the 7aoess
inland SCI o. The Allied feet, Tie sagag esaent
VS. brief. The Allies lost IL killed ADD Sc
= suiet. The Japane-C To-, f,oa, 2ee g. 800
killed src wounded
The steamer Tee King, chartered b, the Min
ister ef pruyne g. accompany The fleet. repre-
sentng the United States. did good exception
with bef 81 round Paryott gun. She was sItes-
wards sold n tie i=psfeSe GoTcfurirl; for $i0s.
600
Tho indemnity 70 -. Americans q eIrecied
10 reach $210 600
The commissioners oI the Allies we're 70 meet
the japanese ofiriAls At Kanagaws on the 18th
Of October 20 adjust tic amount al indemnity 90
VIE various nstieEg
Tire forts are % BE dismsntled. ard portion
81 The flee. will remain 10 sec that she keeps her
promise IL j. believed that the fort will hence
forth be able 10 keep the uuruiy aob.es in check
Late sdvioes from the Mexicas coast represent
the empire gaining ground. Msnzsnills ~ill
sOon DC occupied by the French
The Governor h8s issued proclsms,ion call
ing fof another regiment Of California volun-
,eers. n xccordsnce with requisitiOn from the
War Deosrtueut. TO be used to garrison The hsF-
Dor
Recruiting IN Ssn Frstciseo 70 ell % old reg
imen.S goes on brsvely.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21
GrOus Buffalo.

BurrsIo, Nov 20 -Brigadier General Barry
Chief OF Artillery Of NJ jor General Sherman,
arrived here YESTERDAY, iii from an attack Of cry
siplas Re left sherman at 2 O'Clock on the
morning at the l2th, "a; kington. Ca. General
Barry SAYS Tia; Sherman has all the infantry.
ca.a!ry. and artillery soldiers he wants The
men have al received eight months pay Their
outfit has been especially adapted TO hard anc
rapd winters campaign. and the moral OF the
troops is uneoualed. The genius End vfeor o:
Sherman will carry tie army tliumphlDtly
through the work IL has 10 do
On MONDAY nigh, las, HOOD entire force. in
Guiding Forest cavslfg were in the immediate
neighborhoOd Of Tuscumba sni Florence. Ala
hama, watched By = body OF troops under con-
mand Of Gen. Thomas. of such strength as viii
render the invasion OF I ennessee ar impossible
" and even tho withdrawal OF hood FOR service
elsewhere. AZ operation of extreme deliesey
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21
Latest War News.
SHERMAN'S MOVEMENTS
LATEST FROM GRANTSARMY
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW


NV YORK, November e0-The Herald's
Atlanta letter OF fbe 10Th mentions The srrva Of
al escaped Union prisoner from Andersonyille,
who confirms it, statements Of rebel atrocities
towards prisoners
He also states that IL travelling through Geor.
sia he found the harvest had been gathered, the
barns ana warehouses we're flled and that there
were hss very tea rebel soldiers 10 the interior,
showing there IS plenty 70 subsist an army upon.
while but little resistance can be offered
TIE las. train from Atlanis bornd north VS.
70 leave or the llth
The only uoors - Atsrta 90 the i0th ~.
SlocGus corps
\ Chatt1noogs correspondent Of tic Herald
dated the 18th ststes he has just arrived from
Atltula Ill tie srsensls lounderies and roll.
ing stock in Atlanta hsd been destroyed All
the factories. mills and ioundFies from Chats
noog4 to Atlanta aud several miles beyond are
Destroyed The railways have been Quilted and
torn UP AM sl the iron PIT hevond use or brought
% the rear
Atlantis il in ruins and is streets Wil -oon re
overgrowu With gTaFs
For weeks the trains coming north have been
ed with govern ment stores and refugees. snd
the scenes at the depo, have beer :hosc 0f ron
fusion and suffering
Another account ssy= Sherman had his head
quarters on MONDAY last at Kingston. with the
troops they were abou, TO pss- through = country
heretofore unoceuped 6y either army ani they
were expected to subsist or tho country. taking
all the horses and mules within ,her reach
The Ito corps was the rear guard OF Sher
mau's army and movef from Kingston on Mon
Jay last
The Kew West correspondence of the Herald
dated the 18th inst. states that a rebel stenmef
With i'O les Of cotton aboard Is blockaded I'd
Swan river, by cur boa,s: and suother % Crys-
tai river
The Freeman's Journal has been excluded
from Key IVES, and that department by General
Newton.
Rebel papers state that au immense fec, Of
Transports have arrived ut Mobile Bay
The reported cipturs Of Morganzia by BGckner,
Is again asserted bv the rebels: bot dates uf the
9Th nstnut, two weeks after the reported capture.
received in New York. make no mention OF il
Union prisoners have beeu ssns 70 Camp Law
ton. near Savannah.
The rebel arsenal ar Charleston wss burned
on the ID nst
The Kew Wcsf correspouderca % the Herald.
dstej the l2,h lust says Or bnard the Cal;
fOru, the steamer tkst takes this letter vill ar
rive all that remains OF the - h Maryland Vol
unteers. To be mustered out ut the service The
/ regiment j. commanded present by Lieutenant
Colonel A J Hawks This regiment has stood
the hrunt Of % pitched battles Among their
achievements Fort DOnels.,n. Fi,tsburg
Lrnding. Shiloh. Chickasaw BluE. Fort Gi0sor,
Champion HILL, Black River Bridges. Ncksburg,
&c Il also part Of the Red X yer expedi
tor and passed through Western Texas 20 the
Rio Grsnde Colonel Hawke Joined the regi
ment 81 a private. ard has worked his Gay on 80
his prssen, honorable position.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21
TX s.ra 1Arnet

r% ssFa 1HrNes
Wv YoAz, Eoyernbes 10
Cotton 6rmes Nth "a, demand. a. 81 30 70
nj ldlingu plsuds. 2
-Four, state aud western - a Soc better: 80 50
az IS for extra Stale $40 SIGH tor extra
round hoop Ohio, and Sill u5@l IS for tiade
brands. includ ed IN tie sales sIe 600 bbls
extra STATE deliverable the fFss halt Dec, 1t
80 -
whisky dull and heavy at 81 7I55@I - for
Western. chiefly At 81 -
Wheat 2G6c better, ami rery. quiet: choice
amber Michigan 20 40.
RYE quiet
Barley rather hrIneI
Corn excited and Rose higher: 81 5lCal s2lS
Eos mixed western in store, 81 e5l& Tor DO de
livered. ne 81 40 for new ye llow Jersey
Os's quiet 81 96c for western
Coffec dali ard nominal
Sugar quiet az 1875 @2O3<c
Mols-ses dull anu declining
Petroleum. dull; crude 47c; refined IL bond,
6T1Sc.
Fork opeeed frmer, but closet heavy at s3s
25G3S for mess: $50 s71S 64O l21. for new
do, cash, and in the regular way, closing at S39
s7is, cash; S31 1898 % foF prime and 1890
StJ Tor prime mes aiso. 500 bills new mess al
sellers option. 81 $50 IS, and $50 bbls do, de-
liverable in Dec +, AZ buyers op,ior. =, $40 80.
Beet Erm at previous prices
Beef hams tirmer at 2S02sh5c chiefly al 28c
Lard 6rrner q 81 s@23iisc, the latter price an
extreme
Butter dune, a, 33a46c for Ohio. and 49, a
IS for Stats
Cheese -'esdv at l5@24c
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21
DAILY SENTINEL.
MONDAY MORNING. NovEN Der 81.
~ osaa eass.~
sTkTr 80 lspnss. kxscrrtvs DxFARIzxsT.
tscis spvgl-, NoveE5bsr ~. lee.

tsds.nspogi-. koveE1bsr ~. lee.
u s1t PscTfs u kasfs1g:
The Pr~slsntof the GIFTED sa,es 10 CONSIDERATION ..
lie Divine Esercss 90 rl y aud Constantly szhlolieo
ssFing The ,fsi thrUagh vhcn country Is uo~ pass
Hs. bs In III PrsslA.tun Of the eoh October la-;
appointed Tba'sdss The 2is u The present mouth DAY
81 e. ank-gvsng ard Prs3er In is Observance be urs
ali humble selves ia srstiiud- the Almighty
DrpossF " Eveis. AT 'rpplczs Him FOR the speed5
rstsrn Of harmony and peace Tie duty q Christian
pepIe'o sekao~ledge the gooeus- q Col and in ever
sbo~ hens-lse- eheerfslly submissive Ms vii,
Z paramount TO al oiheu.
l. therefore. earnestly Feeomasa he people Of nai-
ob-~rNe The das app ntsd y the Preside T. 70
abscoa al secular business sns their time and
tsoBsass to The sog-nn d.Eands n religion. In al the
u4srcss voocsssfeo nster be pc pie Of indiana
have shared abundaay Thsy have gathered bOsatsees
harvest soa have been enabled 70 conrDu'e a'gey and
aoBorsiy the mean neeessAT, the in'griy
and prosperity % oar Governmsn.. To them God hss
.so-p BIZ mercy oonrpenou.y and {, Is their duty to
lnosIrcse H. only BY thanksgiving arr prayer. bot
b. de-d- o. sindae<s to the mercy q mercy the suffer
ins stt above ALL by prompt and abundant care the
families - tho.e through xhcs. courage and sserfces IN
the bsld we hope % "a or nati5u restored and r,netd
d.. there'ore mcst earnestly recommend that 81
Tsukszivf Day r.estion be made Il al Ire church
e. and that contribution. - money cleihn fuel and all
nece-ssre- q i-. - made eVeyWh.T~ for she support
e the faniss a volunteers ard drafted during
thecolsE winter. The demands increased con-
foits sud neEe nbers expenditures: ord II would
shoU oasseivss esrrsing % the mercy ak Il God.
81 old bes.ow It 10 re upon The fEu.i Of
ko,e to when ei,der such great ohlgaions. A.
the time that organizations Nil be Instituted
aeyeTy neigh Oraood continue the cHorts IN this lie
halt. shst every soldier sy be feel that h, fam
y ~i be ply provides for by these FOR whom - =
Caring ant enduring 80 mnch
o. =. NORTON
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21
WISCONSIN Election .

MApisoy, WIS, November 10 -Oficial te;urns
from the State, uncertain. gives Lincoln Z 900
on the home vote The home and soldier vote
together will be about 1900
CUngressmen stard Republican and Demo
cratic |
The soldier soto elects Gea PANE Of the LES
District. by two OF three hundred
The Senate stands Republican %. and Demo
cratic 10
The Assembly stands Republican 50 ard Dem
0cratic 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21
NOVELS.
Nunro's Ten Cent Novels,

ssOa AEAL LITERARY ExCELLES@E AND
adaptation tAe wants u he licnes fsr ahead
q their Numerous competitors A. cons snce their
circulate surps..ss anything q the kin p-esen
20 the pubic The publis have iudciusiy excluded
everything that could offend he most cgaeGons moral
81 This oorahBei vi their literary merit makes them
eloous every family Tee oll~ng is list of their
names;
No / The Hraters .. The Irspaer's Retrest 3.
Tbe Psf-iot Eiyh-rayu1sn. =. TIE Ho ted Unioni-t
IT, Track Of fire &. The Aan-gsrers. !. Charlotte
reuple. E. Toe Desth Pace. 2. The Indian Ssyer
10 Ia Turtle Catcher Il Tee Hunters Triumph. Il
The ocean RSvers- u. The Tory fztvIfe- - Z.ke
SsnEnl, The Lea H. aired Scout IS Ihe Scourge a
he seas. i6 The Captive Nader l.. long Legged
Joe Or TIE D-unon tes WOODS i. Tie v Id Scout
Of the SOEn'sirs. TO- The Forest Lodge 60 TIE Rsl.
ekuz Rangers. ~. Rattle Dick or The Flower Of
the H;gwau- q ckety Ton the Rover q. TIE
Imps Of the Prsiris "a Tie Robbers TerTer. IS Ioe
he "Sarpini."
For ale hy ell News Agents, sa sent. POS: pet on
receipt - p-cc, 10 cent. each
6EsIKGE MUNRO Co.
nosia-t2~ 10. ~ William street, y. I.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21
from l.OuisxklIr

LOUISVILLE November 10 -lntelligencs
deemed reliable, the accuracy whereof cannot be
determined tonight. SAYS:
Recently the rebel General Rreckinridge, with
10 600 men. attacked Gen. Gillen near Balls
Gap. and after desperate fight defesten Gilen.
who lost 400 prisoners ant Number az killed
and wounded
No fears of an invasion OF Kentucky de con
sequeut upon this reverse il spprehended. as the
mittrv authorities fty prepared 10 meet
auv advance Of such force into the State.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21
Prom philadelphia

PBILApELPafA. November - The Bulletin
publishes = specia' from washnstpn. - the fol
losing efeCl:
The National IL, elligeuser understands thst
President Lincoln is about sending nesce com
missions-s - Richn Offering = bs-is UPON
which the rebels can gain return 90 the Union.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21

sS- Ham J. Hilt. brother of Charley Hit. The
famous iieT, has, ne Understand. beru captured.
ans Is nov prisoner at Fort Tyler. Texas He
clerk on the steamboat hSnms. aud The
whole crew was captured. Ne hope speedily 10
hear oi bis release as he il 4 non cOmbatant
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21

To- Col a 10 -. OF the 61th Mas-achu
set'-. det''led upon the military commission noe
IN session ~ this ety. did no, leave With his re-.
imes4t OF saturday lsst Col Was Is = Eln-'
ACCOMPLISHED tfh, er, and. being familiar slh the
trials - lar a. they have prosrez-,d, could not
we'll be spsre ifen he board
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21

X The street railroad cars now run along
Washington aud Illinois streets and Virginia
avenue The track ~ substantially laid and the
accommodation. far as the public il concerned
Is acknow lodged ON all hands.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21

lSr Go to Stolworthy Leonardo North
Meridian street. Rhodiu-' Block. tor the most
magnihtehtly Manufactured fabrics for gentle
mems displa, ed upon the counters of
any htst class establishment in this city
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21

"a Luz We-t ashiugfon street. next
door ~ ,hr P,imes II ,u-e. his ne mosi elegant
" Fabricated huut-. shoes ai,d slipper ever oder
81 20 iudiss. gentlemen and mi-se5 N ludais-
un-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21

- Hog saughteriug vas active throughout
tie cry Yesterday. At McFaggagt's' pork house
eight hundred were killed during the morning.
snd il ess pFuposet XIII xix hundred o. ei4h,
hundred in the afternoon we s,me activity
Oo.aiuei It eveFv other Ike establishment
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21

~sw YORK NoSEY NAkEhT
NEE YORK, Noreuh.i 10
Money ~ pei cent.
Sterling exchange dull at 1885, soG specie
Gold irregular unsettled and frmer opening a,
2l-. advancing 70 ?25. declining to 2l6. and
closing at 22l
To.al exports of specie 10 dsy. II sos 600
Government stocks steady
Gold excited The price wss force up by the
bulls from 2l6l, to pa !. bui went down again
4, pig
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21

ITs- Apples. well selected. aud none but the
most desirable varieties, just received and to-
sale To- families in any quantities at less than they
can be bought elsewhere, AZ the Central Freight
Depot
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21

- BnLiAKD TABLe At ArctIoN "A HINT
4 c. AurJonetl-. II E,-t Washington greet,
sell on Saturday. . t'eir rooms. good -ec"nd
h.nj y Hard 7 .bie l5-5
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21
Fresss Chattanooga

CaAErAxooeA Sosembes IS The rebel. al
talked or forces IL Strawberry Plains. eighteen
uaes sboTs Knoxville. in force, yesterdsy morn
ing at dayere.k The hght continued II inter.
val. ell day. Our forces bald TIER eva. and re-
eDloo1 The enepy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21

- Yesterday ~, before committee
OF iutHi c Teens we're about collecting money "a
present Brig .dier General Csuiui ton with n
horse Wilh what success We have not yer
leaned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21

~ The Unirei ; ate- Circuit Court. Judge
Dni~ presiding. convene tu-GiitroN. Tie %
int The docke' UNDERSTAND. j. ,xtraordi-
nar.ly heavy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21

MAsoNIo -Aneien' / ,d VI * Lpdse, L d
Si~r.ai meeting III, " .n'i,') evening tor
wo,k l. X MARTIN.
Sec etary bro TEN
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21
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hfAtSt AGFtk~ i'feT 'nAAtNphh
lHditu p..- lsi ", 80. Isb4
S.siHisf~ uoi oa dat, are foralldsi, t. carr,
fesostFs ~hta nn PISS or otberN - IN tie cits
II A, ussn ,i.'i'fin- 49, erder MI De a.
resir~' I'D 81 rms teken snd turned o,e e.
tie Of.lu ,nes Draafinleu,
- oraes 81 Cei Warner. Commanding Ps,t
7 W LuEF
Lieu'enru' ...' = - .iut.nt
D,SIRE-stNS ACenENr. o. SUNDAY after
n5r.i az ifffSA. 800 80 Jad.e Ge,sse + 6.r,ior.
sb-'uf rs" tesrs "f ses tel rom thr -ecord
-tnrs winios oi II fathers re>deucc on North
Ps.f,i ,itsfts street "a the ttvemcut bcios iii-
iui7hg Il - severely fbtt ~ recovery ! consider
II douh'iul bs tie physicians attending Thu
sad srctent o-currei ~hilr ho'h p,rrnt- wert
cohrned q" tel frum i sueSs The skull ot tlie
ht'e sufferer = bsdiy fractured Ant SIDE :
eHt.els p-ta zs.i. huf 4 rss sill living on sun
d. evening We trul, syn,psihl1r wiih JUICE
6of'i,rfs ans his tniiY ,t~ sd ftletca. and
hufe ihe rite sufferer may recover. wisb re Use
Of eli hi- faculties unimozrea.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21

n P.r-nn. hntb e. 10 u viii pie se call
an s.,'ie ~i,h our ts.,s k-rprr = r H"'stonk
2I-im jameson 4 FCNEHOUsER.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21

~ Gov VI ,rton is s'll esst H. hn-iness
~ uh,is'staf,. i To- lo,k alter cert III n .Is 81
eefInIn 81 b. iIiei.d-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21

fS-The L ; Military Commission convened
to IN aecustd culpt~ Tor con- piracy aud tee ,sou.
e0t,yeaeS lo-aay Al tNo O'Clock n the Suprem,
Court nom 80 the Commonwealth at indiaua IA
the State House The di-sing usheri Juhee Al
vectte. sui tic presiding fheer. Geu Cnlgfove.
spd quorum II Tie Couis all univubtedl, be
present