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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-07-27
Pensions, Bounty, BaCk-Pay,
Prize Money, Discharged and Resigned
officers Pay, aud all other 9
w A e,

Gains The 500 Bounty due soldiers discharged for
wounds received in battle collected WITHOUT DELAY.
pay especial attention 10 claims III which other attor
have failed, which have been suspended of which
there pf thousands We already collect ed
ana paid soldiers their heirs over $4,000 and
paying thousands daily. We Pensions tor ten
dollars an collect Bounty and Backay for per cent
amt pay until after We have succeeded.
THE ARMY HERALD is published monthly, and IS de-
voted the interests of the soldier heirs-to
whom Il is invaluable Write ; will send YOU a
copy free for thirty will you Oy return of
mail tine engraved tinted Likeness (Album Size) of 1t
Gen Grant the Army Herald for year To persons
sending club OF four viii send premium, addi-
tonal likeness and The Herald for year.
additional subscriber additional Likeness the getter
up OF the club, that person sending club and So
will be entitled receive. himself Lbeneses and
The Army Herald for year. and for any her number
in the same ratio.
REFERENCES:
Washington, d. c, April TO- 1864
We take pleasure in saying that c. e. Bruce esq has
complied with the Act OF Congress authorizing certain
persons Army and Navy Agents collection
of War Claims, against the Government and to recon-
mend him 10 ali persons that have Claims they wish
lectel promptly.
Y. :. SenatorS-Beni. F. Wade John Sherman.
Members Of Congress-E Il. EckIey, VIM. Johnston
VIM. Is. Allison ieI-tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-09

~ Dvssavfxs or faAlee.--At the present time,
when everythfnR IL scare md bard 20 gets Il u
surDgIxjaa how the hoaei-kes ers Of Richmond
keep % their iabies n the style which thfy do.
with regard 10 one Of them, the "spotswood," VIC
WIN saw that, with the exeeptiem OF the luxury 81
fkcsh salt water tsi which cannot Be had, there Is
scarcely any ference IN tlse manner In which II
Il conducted now than there was before the wal
4 practical teri jassi6es US In saying that u -
eeuaI 10 say the least, to amy other hotel In the
south. and persons visiting Richmond for pleasure
81 buSness should make their time Ms agreeable Nc
possible by stopping N this wsllhept establish
uient. It's enterprisng proprictcTs, Corkery
Bets Nc well az the saperntendent of the dining
room. Air Sherry, have 10 superiors IN their de-
vaytmenis, and, devuiing their whoie attention to
tho business the guests Of the hotel not long
hndins out that they have selected The most com
fortabic stopping place in The city.
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lAsui.~0sv. rrfce

~
The sensible and dlgn.fei speech of Lieu,
cnant( 3cvernor Price, % taking tho Chair
81 the Ssusts, brsathcs calm aud rssolute
spirit cAaraetcsitic II tho man and becom'
ing tbs tlmoes NJ. Pfico win be q most
worthy successor Or Ltentsnaos- Governor.
Montague, and should any contingency call
him 10 tho Executive Chair, hs has every
quality Of head aud heart that the syfss DC.
,:aslou d su,ands. With such . Chief Magic
.rste a. Governor Smith, whose abilities
have bcrr, % oissn proved Ia the council,
and whose yaloria tho Acid has shown con.
spicuous among host Of heroes, and such
Lieutenant. Governor - Samuel Price, Of
Grecnbrier, the old aag-ship willfeel In every
timber the touch OF master spirits 1t her
helm, and ride victorious through the fescest
storm.
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DIED.

Gu Friday morning, the 81, OF January, WILD
Ell A. MAYO, infant eon OF David aud Ellen
Mayo, aged months.
CAS- The swcet flower that scents The m"rn,
Hut witl,ers in the rising day;
Thus lovely was this infants dawn-
Thus swiftly fed It's life away"
The funeral viii take place from the residence
Of his father corner 30tI and Clay SIS, this Sat-
urday} moniHs, 81 II o'ciock.
~ Petersburg Express copy.
II, tlts civ. on the a.h instant, Mss ANN n
KENYON, wife of the late DR. George I keiincn.
in the 9Th year of her age.
Her funeral will take place from st James
Church. on Sunday afternoon, at ~ O'Clock. The
friends Of -ii,c family are invited 10 attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-09
MARRIEiD.

On the 3Ist ult, at The residence oil the bride 9
father. by Rev DR. u b Dcgscti, Dr GEORGE
WHITFIELD, Of Deinopoils, Ala, to VIRGINIA
e, youngest daughter Of pibreli, of Ms'mond,
Va.
It9-Alabama papers please copy.
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u,s: sIscp OF cHARLxs10N.

CHARLESTON, January s.-No news. NO
firing to day. The Yankees are busy repair
ing damages TO their batteries canscd 0y the
storm. No change. in the feet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-09

HDo'Rs ExGrxKyR DaP'1,
Corner 10th and Franklin SITS
Richmond, Va, Dec 10TH
A1OTICE to those having Negroes 10 Hire.-The
~ Engineer Department win hire for the ensuing
year coo hands for work on forti0cati0ns. ko
Rate OF pay fixed BY Commissioners for Virginia !:
Hire Of laborers, clothing and sations furnished BY
the Government, $500 per year.
ulrvur isOure,s, cssshsDg sud raaisas fusishsA -
the owner, $3.50 pef year.
Hire Of laborers ratons only fuTniAhed BY tho Gov
ernment, 500 per year ss.
Hire Of lab0Ses rasious only furuished By the Gov
eminent. $50 per monah
This Department will pay transportation to Rich.
moud OF petcFabuIg, and wl give 10 idtion - for
expenses for each negro delivered by shezihs a
others at either place.
Negroes to be comfortably clad and in good cor.
dition when received Apply untn 1st Of February
pext 1855 ss.5s > $3.50 <.
the Government will be. responsible Tor slaves %
hired under the common Law Of VHgina.
BY order Of Col W II Stevens. 81
Z JNO WILLIAMS
Msjs Ene'rs, in charge Richmond Defences.
Q--1ut L Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-09

~ TEMPERANCE Notice regular meeting
~ If Sheckce Hill Division (No 54) Sons OF
Temperance Will be held al Fi,xhugh lodge roc N,
OOF, on Bsoad street, between h AID 1th, on
Nendsy evening, January nth, at ~ o'ctcck.
This Division meets regularly evory aontay
evening
Application FOR membership msy be made to Dr.
TreRt, Col Thomas ) Evans, or any ncmeef 81 Inc
Uyisip8.
~ order Of thc w 2. .. :.
jsQ-lt& AUG HudHkS, II =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-09
RUNA VA rs

or DOLLARS Reward will be paid for the appfe-
I'D henaon and delivery TO me Of Milton, q ne.
gro boy about II years Of age, stout built, broNn
skin, large eyes, and has thick head Of hair. Was
eeen in the laat few dsys lurking about the city
JNO HUTCHINSON.
PSI have for hire the present year, several
Negroes, among Them q good Driver. Farm, ana
Factory band. and several Girls, good House Seq.
yan's. Apply TO JNO A HUTCHESON,
or THos W BAII0w, at the State Court house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-09

WE win sell 1t auction on Monday, Jan Ilth, ccm'
" meuoipg 1t 10 o'clock, at the residence Of Nj
Braodt, ON Broad ft. between Adams and Js1eSso0,
The Household Furniture. embracinG-.
Chairs, tables, bureaus
Beds, ccdstEAds
"A god assortment Of crOcksTy
cooking stove, complete
About cQf6s Of wood
I LOT stitched uppers. for shoes
ard numerous other articles.
ja9 REDWOOD PHILLIPS, Auct's.
HURs TORS Sale Of fCrniture.-As curator a The
u estate Of Mrs Jane Turner, decd / win sell as
her laAe feshlence, on 10th street, union Hnl, on
tuesday next, the 18th inst, q O'clock \, al Of
her houoohed ana XII han fuyniturA. 3Urmo c11h
ho-3ts q SANDS, Curator.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-09
NAVY PREPAYMENT

EyAVY 1TEPAkTEESI,
Once Special Service, Jan Q, 1864 !
SyyAETED- Block AID Sheet LEAD, Corpef, Znc,
w Tia aud Brass Wire, Of different metals; Sheet
IfOa Window Glass Cnst Steel, aud Bar Iron Chain
eope, aud all other articles for Naval purposes, for
which VIII pay the market prise.
ag-is JNO III PARKER, 1t in ChSrge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-09

AMg11z1
Nv SidlSios5 -
49, ssA slAxe lnsaGur 80 .....a 2 O.
sxTvaDzY 1rx1us. - !. issa.
- eHxAT 1lLL -
sAruRD1I MIGHT.
= '4s IA COL sof 5 yAs,ua
n +; Tal &c T1 4 AND rHr r,orR
rsrths,ss shssss.
. 's TIE eo e .1i' s norm
10 ,he ooarse q few days ths oonpsny VIII b
ausmsnted and improved b a!l The asaiAols
TALENT or THE C0N1aD1RA6Y.
AWDsors open ss sK. Pssasrnanss vin een
nenee ct ~ precisely. y o-M
METROPOLITAN HALL
]. rms tsA7uRDAr, srEszse, ys~ .. 1854
pcsitlvelv the last nigh, Of Tia
iRON&LAD OPERA TROUPE.
~
GRAND TAR.wELL ELL.
Tim Morris for the last time.
All tina ssass n new acts
Novelty without end
Dom. fail TO eco the best Troupe Of Ethiopian par
formers extAnt.
See programmes. b9-lp
TINE GRAND RATTLE
II ECO N{jf1 RAFELB.
APPLE.fODDY RATTLE
The largest assortment Of Turkey sheats, BIRDS,
&c, ever seen IN the city at the - ~
MALTESE SALOON,
7,h st. opposite the New Theatre, to naht q seven
o'clock. C0ns soon ard secure chance.
jse-ltt CkrPPER.
"A win be givss ..
TKEnH1ICHDcRG HAIL..
TUESDAY EvEN1N0, Jan l2lb, 1874,
Tor the benefit Of refugee lady.
Tickets admitting gentleman nd two ladies, .
n.KACYR.
Colonel " II Gray.
jae-Stf PETERSON.
COIREE DANsANTE.
4 Soiree Dams ,nts viii be given At the
MONDAY EVENING, Jan lila, 1854.
A pleasant time insured to allwh may attend.
Tickets, admitting gentlemen and ladies, =.
BAIlT AAs9ER.
Thomas Carr.
NAMAGEaE.
II Hopkins, A L Hopkins
Nv Gentry, H Burma
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-09

IRON and BRASS Foundry for rent q auction -
win be rented 70 the highest bidder, On Wedneo.
Brass Foundry situated - tbs corner q Cary asA
Pear reets, IN rear a Hsrdgrove's factory. 1his
Foundry has been recently Astsd mp and usd ~ ths
Government Ia casing shot and ahsll, and - ooabl
~ the same time snd plaos win BE- COLI for -
count Of whom Is may ooa0een-- !
Portable Grist Nils, with Ifen6h Burr stoass,
omo voy4 ArRo
pairs nsiIre9d wheels and Axis
keapess and Mowers, ord other as13elea. a.
TM,9 -CAsh for articles sold, md rent payable
quarterly
dry. which msy b sold q rntsd with tho foundry,
e may b most advisable % the day q saae
jas xH09 y KEn n, Auctr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-09

1TLE0ANT Hou ehold Furniture and Pisro fol
~ sails ct auction II will sell, on Meudsy morn
iSx, January 18th, ct the rseidence Of Ar D MI
lar ON Clay street, between Adams and Brook
Avenue, who Il declining housekeeping as 10 o'clk
his Househel Id Fuxaiture, oonsistipg In part Of
elegant Brussels carpets
do scotch do
do pier tables. with nafbls-tops
handscme centre table, d.
noe mirrors
"a noe mahogany ohsirs
II vary supsrioe oak chairs
large pAIl0r chair, very nn0
pair splendid nantsl lamps
i~dsesads, fe6khsT bsds, bolstsss and pl1levs
Drsssing bureau, bedding
Dining tAhles, esc.
AlDQ,
livery superior ptauo
For rent the dwelling houss, whish b lASg4 and
very conssnfsatly srrAnged.
js5 THOS " K1xe1B, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-09

~. PARTIES vho obtained yarn at thu Army
~ Depot C A to be knit into socks, will
add greatly to the comfort ef the brave msn in our
armies BY sending the socks in - speedily as p,ss
ble. They ere greatly needed ROGER MARTIN,
Il 6-3t Superintendent
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WAAwM

VXYANTED- A situation, by a young nan OK.
W. c.npt frem military dnty, as porter In > hoiel
or store. Gan take 1harge CT hqrses, and Ia willing
TO make himself generally useful. Can read anc
wrile Good reference git.p Address
EGDpDNEIs, at Red's, 9th street.
sfe-ett Near The Ecw Market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-09

IA AhTEn--Te shoees .kcrs-Two ShoeDak ers,
"a either wbito or eo,ofed 10 whom good
wag and steady employ nient will be given. Apply
at onccto W PRESCOTT,
il Q--S.s Al the Tredegar Works
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-09

noRS Nsles, Esmiy Csrsiae.. -
- fas ale q aheena-oA Sssrrsss i
ines, VIII ssHAt 10 oac'esk, o CousSi
fspaeadia blask s6sv. vssss veu...,
ard 10 1ne snddle maze
cray nAss, Q very hAndssus Al ~..
animal e
Several vesy Rpssses ssddls ~ -,
. psinsaslaS, soenA, rsaiaa.s, ~ v,,,,,...
An,
one-n0ae nutly 0frhCs I'D Aasnan
i handsome top laasy ga harne1
amhulanDe
~ .ssA Z Q PI8AsAnn ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-09

NAVY IkPARIHkNf, !
Office Special ssT ice, Jan 0. 1894.
lIYANTED Two gpod Coopers, for iron bound
w work JHO H PARKER,
ia9-3t Il IL Charge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-09

- STOcKHOLDERs.-The annual meeting oi
~ tha Htooh holders Of the Farmers Bank Of Vir.
einia will be held ct their Banking Hnu.e. In the
city Of Richmond, on Wednesday, the 18th OF Jan.
uary, 1854, ct IL O'clock
d l4-3iawtd u SMITH, Cashier
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~ II r zasso,, A.st

FH0A1Ds, Cov2 vshissss, Hsrsss. v..A..
H &c - 81 b. suesjoa, q - p, : ~ ~ -
Connsil Chs1bss mr. st 10 O'Clock, On - ~.
nssday sn4 0aturcsy, the. sEticlsS fp,sSr, -
nsssted stogA, sd any ether that -
ssutsd toe esle. sal0 arc earnestly 49,. n
- WITH : Csnthcm, tsr whom eslL) Ialeh@
ApDsrsso'ss vhsss 1 nay - 6and vhsa ~ n Z
CAut1okn0 aoe16eA toons. 0ales Of sny 49,
tsrdsred - WI - astsnAed 70 With crans1sIS.
end hlthoAlnoe6 -.
u A-aWAe1st. b r TAYLOR, A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-09

yxTANTED.--A youth. II ,ears Il age, Of good
w moral character. wishes 10 obtaia Situation
Il acme ste.e Good reference viii be given. He can
De seen at g Hewards store liih street, opposite
liza Fscha Dge Hotel ia 9-@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-09

300 DOLLS s1.l ss y AZ ar !, from
iast, negro woman, named Sarah. eaid negro i
stout built OF ginger bread color, abous g years q
ake, and viii probably weigh l6U pvtirs d. ene \
possibly MATING "a effort TO escape to the Yankees,
Or il may be that she b lurking about the city and
attempeing to pan ~ ffee viii give the above 70
ward for her return 70 me In Richmond, or confne
ment IN jail % thAtI get her again
ja1-as WM q G.ARKs0N.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-09

y hnvile 3 r Oo's yard, . few morhipg's since, .
small bay marc, about ten years old, with haTuess
marks about her, Whoever returns her will be suit
ably rewarded. JNO n HOOPER,
de8l-10t% Stcrekeepex r and B Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-09

1.-TWO Handrsd and Fifty Dollars RsvaEd.-Rea
IL away, during the holidays my boy Gerard,
sbout % years. Old, s fsst 5or 6 Inches higA DARK
gingerbread color bssshy head Of hair, very lksly
md genteel in appeafAnce, and we'll dressed. No
whom sold to Mr. johnson lev weeks since, and
who ran away from him about tho eans dine
Win pay the above reward f.r Gerard u delivered
to mo kerA Or iodgedi In any jail where can ct
hin. Eia7-6lsl DAVID " sLkRR
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-07


true copy: Oliver Matthews Capt 4. G.
The ofense Of Inc Loyglist WAS ia stating that
call for three hundred thousand men would be
issued during the coming winter and that in all
probability substitute would not be allowed
That this will be done il LINCOLN j. = elected,
there cannot be the slightest doubt. In explain
ing shy General GRAsT failed in hIs last great
movement to capture Richmond. the New York
Times Of Monday gives the prominence Of donble
leads 10 the !olo.ing:
The operations on the north side OF the James
are Of 50 obyions a character. and are so folly
detailed in the letter Of the Times correspond
ent With that army, as to need no further inter
probation The obvious moral OF the late move
is ONLY n confirmation Of what the actual
truth before il was made Grant needs rein
foscements. aud With these 90 adequate ex-
tent the capture OF Richmond Is a ioregone con
clusion ILLiAA SwINToS.
II General GnAST wants reinforcements now
after the recent heavy draft, how much more
will ne want them when one-third OF his present
army leaves for home, as they will do before the
coming spring; for the term OF service OF a,
least that number will have expired 10y that time
That there will be a draft If Mr. LINCOLN IS re
elected cannot be gainsayed. for his policy for
bids All hone of peace
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-07
CURE OF CATARRH.
from Rev. fred. =. Jewelt,.Prefes or
of the state Normal school
Albany, N "
Dr.. LigihiH:

~. ltS ssf'"'
DEAR SIR-Under date of March l. cent
YOU a carein statement OF my case its former
treatment, my failure TO obtain relief in that d.
rection, my resort 10 your treatment aud its ben
eficial results
| have been from the winter Of the wear Is44
subjec; 10 violent periodical attacks of Catar.h.
marked BY strong iebrile symptoms, violent in
Illumination Of the lining membranes of the cavi
ties OF the head, accompanied in the FIRST stage
by watery discharge from the nose, subseQueP
ly becoming acrid aud yellow and towards,
close OF the attack. purulent and bloody These
attacks produced q most distressing species OF
headache, occurring periodically each day for a
period varying from one TO three weeks some
times 20 violent as TO incapacitate me for busi
ness and at times coDfne me 20 nv bed At
times the attendant Inflammation wOu1d extend
10 the teeth. producing toOthache or 10 the throat
occasioniDg hoarseness and partial loss Of voice;
and twice within the last few years il has 50 at
fecied the left eve 90 confne me for weeks 20
darkened room.
had tried medicines anfapplications OF vari-
Gus kinds, snuffs and other catarrhal pTepara-
tons of some half dozen kinds; applications 70
the head OF camphor ginger. and hot iomenta-
tons of different kinds; and in connection with
these the usual emetics or cAthartcs employed TO
induce counter action. But ncne of these bad
produced any permanent Improvement, and 10 the
lev instances Ia which temporal relief was al
forded is the expense of much strength
rs 10 leave me greatly exhausted. Under these
circumstances ] was led. though with reluctance,
from the supposed incursbility OF the disease TO
make a trial OF your treatment ] found !, soon
beyond even my hopes reaching the disease as
it bad never been reached before, and sl.eviating
its symptoms 10 al extent which had supposed
impossible AZ the time gave YOU ms former
certificate, while did no, feel assured OF rom
plets cure. bad obtained material relief shich
nearly repaid me Tor nv trial OF your treatment,
ano which satisfied me that thst treatment was
as effective As Il was simple and philosophical A
substantial escape from Dy old attacks o. csiarrh
Tor The unprecedented period Of nearly half a
year, and that 10 spite Of occurrences %
illness which would have formerly rendered srch
az attack Inevitable, vas, 10 me. proof OF an ius
portant success IL is DOW six months since
sent sou that statement. and while IL j. unpeas-
ant 20 me 10 appear thus constantly. and IN this
guise, before the public. il seems 70 me matter
Of simple justice 90 yourself. and 10 tbOse who
nav De suffering | was. % add that ! an, not
only az fully satisfied a. 10 the utility and efica-
CIV Of your method Of treating cltsfrh ] ~zs
six months ago. bGt AN oi the belief SE.t
if there l. such a thing a cure for ~froI &c ca
tarrh. IN nv case substantial cure pa been
effected Yours. respectfully.
FkEDERICK s JEwELr
Albany. y Y. September /, 1854
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-07

The New York World s4ys that General LEv.
WALLACE, since his suPpression OF the Evening
Post. Of Baltimore. for publishing the Maryland
MccLrLLAS electoral ticket. has been resting
upon bis Iagrels. but last Saturday he woke Up
10 make a raid upon another newspaper, foE pub
fishing some information that was 20. to his
taste II Was not military news. nor ye; polid
cal. but because though true. il might create
discoaragemeui, and 'hus hurt Mr. LIScoLS's
chances, he pouncei upon i Here !. portion
OF this sairsp'- order
The Loyalist vas snrted by ioyal men bot
you. AMI the ccfps editoriai a. yOur back. are
disloyalisi. a. Union papef. Il obtained mos,
Of its rstsousre
i originator. ca account 81 iheir loyalty
we're nhaenL, enough ~ obtain Government
printing. which heipei Oh ~ fhc columns % TIE
Vcry issue Thar coufaircd the ialschood- in qnc-
too + 4 tole4 .bie that sou -ho-lt t1se p~y
from = governIaent 90 winch YOU are such az
unscrupulous erenyg DO cot think 50
Yog uill therefore from this date. discontinue
tIc publication al the Loyali-t Until the ar j.
over The oh conductors Of tie Transcript,
Bulletin, &c, may ss we'll sccept notice now
that they will not be allowed 70 publish paper
in Baltimore no matter VIA. name or gui-e they
assume. VERY respectfully,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-07
From the Philadelphia Age
Wary ann Pifman.

We have given our views more than once con.
corning the character of the witnesses with whose
purchased oaths Judge Advocate General Holt,
in las report on the Great Western Conspi
racy." has sought 10 blast the fame Of hOnored
gentlemen. who would not soil their hands by
shaking his Our views are more than borne
out by the following statement. vouched for by
the editor OF the Deiroi, Free Press. who bases
i, upon facts within his own knowledge:
MARY Ann Pitman the Southern lady re-
ferred 10 10 Judge Hollis infamous report is a
mulstto GIRL and was taken from a plantation
about ten miles from Fort Pillow She drinks.
cheus tobacco, smokes. dresses in mems cloth
ing when necessary. and is addicted to all the
vices of woman who Is a regular campbell
lower. She is shrewd. INSCRIPTIONS and vicious
To the last degree-will not hesitate at anything
for pay. All this must have been known 10 Mr.
Stanton and Judge Holt. and yet they have the
impudence and daring to issue such repor,
against a million OF loysl Northern men on the
testimony OF such an abandoned witness"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-07

THE CONTESTED ELECTION CssE-As ex
pected, the contested election case in this county
failed AZ the first trial. and bids fair 10 end in
smoke. The defeated candidates sought TO set
aside the vote Of Cioyerdale Township on the
ground OF fraud. and the question came up be
fore the County Commissioners at their special
session on MONDAY LAST Republican lawyers
and disappointed office seekers there in full
force. but the "9l citizens of Coverdae Town
ship who were willing 10 swear that they voted
The Republican ticket were not there, and the
aforesaid LAWYERS wisely asked a continuance of
the case till the s;h OF December. which was Or
dered by the Board Only I'll Republican voters
could be msrshslled. snd this being less than the
official Republican vote OF the township. the evi-
dences Of fraud were wanting We predict that
nothing will be heard Of the case alter the Pres
ideutial election -Greencastle Press.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-07

Mr BkLxoSr. Of New York. has been reported
as offering various bets on the presidential cleo
ton. The only one be has authorized is the fol.
lowing:
Mr. Belmont be; is for 1920 O0O) twenty
thousand dollars. Ten thousand $40 ,0O0) that
Il Mr. Lincoln i reelected we shall be in state
Of WAT during his term Of administration, or be
fore the close OF the same period have dis
graceful peace and separation. and tn thousand
$40 900 that IL General Mcclellan is elected
the Union will be restoFe3.vihin the same period.