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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-02

~ The provost guard we're kept very busy
yesterday making military arrests. Many sol
diers belonging to various regiments unfor'u
nstely got drunk. The brave boys were PIT in
the guard house. and after a while woke. and
feeling themselves all over. found out that they
we're sober, and ready for another attack in the
front
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-02

cF Aristocracy will remember the auction
sale of two acres on North Meridian street. at ?
o'clock this afternoon. advertised in another
column by Spann & Smith; other ground in the
same neighborhood will be offered at the ~ me
time ap30-2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-02

IL DR.. b j. Lee. an educated physician and
gentleman OF scholarly attainments. has arriv ed
IN indianapolis to locate among us DR.. Lees
Office is III, East Washington street We COM
mend him to the afflicted public ia general
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-02

cFJust received. fine stock Of new and
beautiful Scotch Goods. for spring wear, which
will be made to order in the best of style. at
low prices, by Heitkam, Merchant Tailor Call
and examine the stock and satisfy yourselves At
No IL North Illinois street. l9-tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-02

sE- To every man interested in the purchase
OF valuable city property. the request is made to
read the advertisement of Walker. Mckernan 4
Goldsberry IN 10 days paper tor auction sales OF
Real Estate. ap2cu5t.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-02

FORTRESS MoSRoK. April 29-Tbe French
vessels winch vent 10 City Point recently TO
bring away the tobacco rom Richmond have
returned bark 10 Hampton Roads
Tbe steamer New lnrk. ~ith sick rebel
prisoners, has saileu Tor City Point.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-02

CAPirALIsrs-Rememb the suction sale of
acres on North Meridian street at o'clock
this afternoon. advertised In another column. by
Span & Smith; other ground In the same neigh
borhood will be offered at the same time.
ap3D-2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-02

sF-Messrs S.wver Starrett. wholesale gro
Gers. No. Is South Meridian street. are now IN
receipg OF AT immense stock of staple snd fancy
groceries from the Eastern cities. which they
will wholesale at the lowest cash figures.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-02

EAl Chspmqn. accomplished in his line
OF business. opens to-day the saloon. No 10
North Illinois street he intends TO keep first
class establishments in every respect. aud he has
the skill aud energy To oil the bill.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-02

Ia Webster Dictionary is, as all our readers
well know. a standard work A splendid edition
thereof is on sale at Bowen. Stewart & Co.'S. We
refer all 10 the advertisement elsewhere
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-02

Monx LADY, volrSrrrRs In addition to those
slready published. the following have been sent
in to Ms Morton, names OF ladies' willing TO
take tue pisces of clerks or others who volun
t.er in the Hundrei DAYS Service:
Maggie Feemster, l59 West Vermont street
Mrs Mars Crofoot 81 South New jersey
Gertrude Wilcox. First Ward German school
Florence MillingfoFd, East Get. between y orth
and ST Clair
Christians and Eliza Morrison. so North Ala
bsms
Amelia and Lizzie Stephens. Benton street, be
tween Georgia and Bates.
Eta Frink, 80 Market street.
Laura Brouse. 80 Market street
Santa Brouse. 50 Market street.
Mrs EIizs Perigo. % Willard street.
Lizzie wilkins. "a Market street
Annie Jone-. I69 North Illinois street
Belle Thorpe. 50 N ,rket street.
Salli-. Irwin, near University.
Alice Secrest
Mrs. Thomas Gardner
Lou Johnson Ill South Mississippi street.
Mr.. Kiiely. 81 Kentucky Avenue.
Amelia Hare.
Sirens HIRE
Annie Alfred. Bates street. one door west of
No. 10
Armenia Emmon.. 90 Huron street.
Grace d Wilson. 81 West Maryland street.
Mrs ID. B Charles III East Michigan street.
Mrs F. Teal. ii East Michigan street
Susan E Hebble. 246 + ,st street
Anne Dickey. Daugherty street
melia A. Marsh, 10 East Market street.
LID Coon
Carrie Redmond.
Cassie Sergeant.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-02

EARLY CLosISG.-Anxious TO give our young
men time for Improvement. we will continue To
close at o'clock p. VI. during the season.
W. II. GLENN,
febl2d6m Propretors New York Store
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-02

INV HAvlS. May I-lhs largest Gre ths,
We haze had Tor thirty ye.rs toVk place last
night There was quite a number oI store- snd
private restueures destroyed Loss between
$50 QUO aid S9O.O Insurance SS3 .OUO.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-02

sT- The subordinate organizations in Indiana
Of the Fenian Brotherhood will. We understand.
meet IN State Council. in this city. to morrow
TUESDAY. NAY 81 Nearly AL the counties o;
the State will be represented.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-02

$3.50 PER ACRE has been lately offered for
ground close 20 that which Spann Smith will
sell at auction this afternoon on the premises at
2 o'clock See advertisements
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-02

t. The 33d Indiana. Colonel John Coburn.
is now in Camp Darlington. They will leave
for the front In day or two
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-02

tn The 18th Pennsylvania passed through
the city on Saturday. on their way TO the front.
They were gallant looking corps of veterans,
numbering three hundred.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-02

tB- Colonel James Blake has been appointed
Agent for lndIsDa. To re- GIVE aud forward dopa
tons to the Mississippi Valley Sanitary Fair. to
be held in Sc. Louis. beginning May 18th
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-02

To DAYS Auction -Remsmber Spann &
Smith sell some ine suburban residence ground
on North Meridian and Pennsylvania streets.
this afternoon at clock. at The premises.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-02

eEWe call attention TO the advertisement OF
Messrs. Allen 1 Stewart elsewhere
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-02

Masonic NorIcS.-There will be special meet
ing Of County Lodge. No. %. this (Moudsy
evening ut Z " o'clock. tor work.
CHARLES FISHER, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


ksfhsiron 70 frou the Grssf vorc ~Kstl-e," sr
Aa'hA'ro.' ssnifyins eiesz.<. resssissts snt
'0's- ins article = shat name signifies. Ferprs-
s~rvins restoring AT besatirg The hsnsn hair Is
TIE mos reasrksoie prep1.tsa q TIE soric. Il 10
asan owned se pui BY he orsssssa p-0pr-so- ara
10 no~ made vito ths care. San ss6 srssrrios
which gave Il sale 81 ever oss rassl bottles per
sunun-
Il most delightful Hair Dre..lnr.
Il eradi afes scur' and tsadfuf
II Aerps the head COL and clean.
Il m hes the h II rich soft sud Elosy
Prev nts The hair frou f. ling 81 and tsruns gray
Il restore hair upsn bald head.
Any adv gentleman sho values besutifci head Of
hair should Lyuns Kshsiron- d 10 k10~r s,< ss<
throughout tie civilized world.
Sold BY ell Respectable dealers.
DE rAs =. BARNES n CO., ny
febS-e6D-sod
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NOTICE..

OryrcK IxDGASA L ILLIsoIs CExrRAL r. r. Co..
lSDIASaroLrs, April ], 1854. \
yUyHE REGULAR ANNUAL KEkTiNi OP THE
Il Stockholders Of the Indians and illinois Central
La~ay Company fvr the election Of o. said
Comp 10 srve fr the ensuing year. will be held
TIE once Of tn Comp sy In the CITY Of in6i ,nspOs
Isdsns. the first "Wednesday (sh day Of May. ls64
att O'Clock =. NJ
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
B. X. ELLlOTT. Secretary.
In
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-02

CESee advertisement OF concerts TO be given
by the blind at Masonic Hall, on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings next
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-02

tE- Our police force. under the lead of the
gallant Captain johnson and J j. Bisbing. are
rapidly filling up company for the hundred
days service.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-02

TINS AFrERSooss AUCTION See Spann l.
Smiths advertisement OF sale OF hne northern
suburban residence ground in another column
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febl2d6m

tH The troops which left on Saturday were
the ith Indiana. the 9Th. 18th and 18th cavalry.
on foot rs infantry; battery and al Iowa regi
ment, which had arrived the day before.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-02

sEMss Sallie ST. Clair and Mr. Charles
Barrss are engaged at the Metropolitan.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-02

EB Smith, at the Exchange. Illinois street
opposite the Bates House. las splendid shell
oysters mighty.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-02

u The City Council meets 70 night. Nc
doubt the transactions will be interesting.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-02

TAll kinds OF Book and Job Printing neatly
and promptly done at this Office. At living rates
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-02

tEover Eve thousand troops left this city on
Saturday last.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-02

~wild pigeons have come again. Ii is said
the woods are full of them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-02

GOOD RESIDENCE AT AUCTION
an TUESDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF May 1894, AT 2
" o'clocs, We will sell at public auction No. 14J North
New Jersey street. being two story brcx house Of
: or oms AMI halls, well pip-red and painted. also
having veil, liar, cisen, ai window blind. rnd brick
walks, cuhboarl- pres and all usual on door con-
venienc,s. lot 30 let vide running hack alley
we'll with srape., small evergreen and shade
trees. Only II square from Msssac usetis Av, nue.
which Is now being powdered.
sPANN& NTH,
may2-dtt Real Estate Brokers'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-02

OsE HUNDRED DAYS MEN-We are informed
that sixty i've volunteers have enlisted in the
Third Ward Company for the one hundred days
service. Among the recruits George w
Swan. of the firm of Bruning Swan; d. W.
Grubbs Of the trm of MartindaIe & GruDhs: W
+ Fishbach. Esq Attorney at L,w and Pension
Agent; Colonel X J RYAN, CITY Attorney, and
Horace A Fletcher. Esq the Oldest merchant
mot the oldest msn) Of Indianapolis We are
happy 10 notice that SO many respectable, iufiuen-
ts and well 70 10 gentlemen are thus willing to
illustrate their patriotism and We trust their ex
ample will be contagious. They can respond to
the Governors call in this crisis Of the country
without any detr'mebt TO the industrial interests
of the State. aud let the working men STAY at
home. Colonel RYAN states An inducement
for prompting volunteering that the first re imeht
raised will prob 'by have the choice OF position
and the most desirable he links will be within
the notifications AZ w ,shington. This will he
very pleasant place to serve out the one hun
drei days but own impression is that General
Grant will give the BOYS some work to do n posts
OF danger. which are certainly those of honor.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-02
CKIsTADOROs HAIR DYE

i pronounced by the World Of science and the World %
Fashion, The fines. pr psrsf uveIied By art 70
rectiiy the .hou com ngs Il nature
kaa1isct4red b. J CRlS-ADORo,
No eAsor House. Nv foik.
Sold by al Druggists A. piled BY al Hair
apr2e-deoc4 WOW
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CITY 1T z N s

r. Snow fell on the last day of April. 1864.
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NATIONAL BANKS.
us. 1O-4O BONDS
Principal & Interest PAYABLE in Gold.

uNHE ~ ST NATIONAL BANK oF Nd An Polls
i The Government x NJ the ssle OF thee ne
stable bond> aud l. now esdy receive sub Grip ion.
for the same.
Th- Bonts viii 50 ed ~ be delivered. thouf expres
ssge or her char E, and viii be coupon Aegisec
BOB s, a. the purchaser nav desire.
The interest will begin he Day the money Is DEPOSITED
IN the Bank. IL i out being paf IN Gid
land everv six months on binds over elC0) isr ally
per cent; sides bos,s expressly essrayt lar
from al STATE. City, TosrRship ather Rnnicsgssi 1
Remember that in orfern< thee B-snds Sou ec.re
hrs cias- Inv e. meni, ad a. The time materially
aid NJ sustaining our Government.
AS the law limits the issue two hundred Mn ons
winch VIII no aouot soon b. reached, parties had
ceposi at "Dce.
commission will be allowed the purchaser on all
Bands Or reda Rank
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rLADIEs! LADIES. LADIES, DON'T

fail 10 read the advertisement r. this paper, beadsf
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. Dr. rheesmsn. Of New
York has devoted the last thirty year. 81 his practices
Female Complaints. His Pills like charm. They
are reliable and ssfe novs-dsm
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MIDNIGHT REPORT.
ZEN. STONE SUPERSEDED BY 0WIG IT.
-ee's Army 10000 Strong.

LARGE FIRE IN NEW HAVEN. CONN
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HJYI's hIawATHs HAIR RESTORATIVE.
HOYrs HlAwATHA a NIX RESTORATIVE.
WAS NEVER ACCEPTED.

let well known and disinteresied persons APP
point to the proprietor Of each preparation for the
hair 10 br ng up the color. liver, proprietor u~e
nothing but biz PREPARATION and The per nothing
else turing the certificate % the result 20 be
widely publ she'd At the OF the unsuccessful
competitors
sold Everywhere. JOSEPH H0YT co.
marls DIV No. 10 University LACE. = Y.
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day by day, and must be definitely deter
mined sooner or later. Determined in tie
affirmative, then the country will speedily
recover from the evil effects of the war,
and at once take rank foremost among the
nations of the Garth; determined in the
negative, it will be rent continually with
intestine strifes and discords, until anarchy
at last will come own like night and seal
its eternal doom.
Abraham Lincoln is the standard bearer
of the party who believe that the Govern
ment cannot, must not be destroyed. He
is the candidate of the party who declare
that enemies at home or abroad are alike
impotent to disrupt the Union. He is the
capdiGate of the party who go not irto war
of their OWN choosing, but who, once gone
in, in behalf of great and eternal pripci-
plies, never say yield until their object has
been most fully accomplished. In short,
he is the candidate of those who favor
perpctua,ion of the Government in the
future as it was in the past, with all its
rights aud privileges intact, and its glori-
Gus traditions untarnished
George B. Mcclellan is the candidate
of those who believe the experiment of
self-government to be failure. He is
the candidate of those who say the Union
is irremediably destroyed, and the Consti-
tuition not worth the parchment whereon
it is written. He is the candidate of those
who call the sacrifices of our brave soldiers
on many fierce battle fields "useless
waste OF blood" He is the candidate of
those who desire nothing so much as the
recognition Of the Southern Confederacy.
He is the candidate of those who love
Slavery better than their own souls
He is the candidate of Northern Copper
heads and Southern rebels.
A vote for Lincoln is vote for the
perpetuation of the Union and the Con-
stitution.
A vote for Mcclellan is a vote for anar-
schy and disruption, and Southern Con-
federacy.
Choose ye!
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Michael was seized with yiolen, =:
collie, insomuch that he became swon'
and pulled up to great size Whereas.
when he fell intoNthe sea, he did not sint
by reason of the wind in his belly;
pa So Michael was tossed to and
upon the sea, even as a ship witbon,'
rudder, until at length lie drew nigh nm
a vessel that was cruising 10 those -,
for whales
20. Now when they that were on III.
vessel espled Michael, they supposed he
was a whale; wherefore they smote HI
with an harpoon, the which having LODGED
in his belly, they straightway hauled 6;m
on board the vessel.
26. Which when they had done, thew
discovered they had committed p,isron.
mistake, and Immediately they be..n ;.
make amends as best they could;
27. But, behold, when the harpoon w..
taken from Michael, there appeared
grievous rent in his belly, and immediate
ly the wind rushed out thereat, and III.
sound thereof was like unto the sound 30
great trumpet;
%. And suddenly the air was filled with
great stencil, and it entered into The
nostrils of them that were on the vessel
insomuch that they cried out with one voice
%. Verify, if all the carcasses aud dead
mems bones which are in the valley of
Jehosaphat were collected together, they
could not make so great stink
so Now when the wind had done is.
suing from Michael, behold he collapsed,
and for a long time it was feared he would
give up the ghost but there was learned
doctor on board the vessel, who gave him
good heed
81. And when the vessel had come to
New York, walled city by the seaside,
Michael was put in place called, in the
Shebrew tongue, an hospital, that he might
be ministered unto and cured OF the i'll
which had befallen him,
80. And when Michael had been
brought in and cared for, tho master of
the hospital searched his pocket, and
found his purse with the scrip therein;
33. Likewise he found rings of brass.
and other costly ornaments, which had
beer bestowed by the wise men and the
disciples; but of rubies or other precious
stones Michael had none about his person
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CHAPTER "
Michael is sent for, ard goeth to the Temple of
Maynooth-The Wise Men look upon him as
a Great Curiosity-The Master decideth that
he is a Man, and employeM him as a iSerrdnt
--MichoeI remaiseM fWo years, and then re-
soipeth to go to America and become Great
Man--7he ship on which he embarketh is lost,
acith all on board, except hin,sel-He escapeth
miraculously, but is afterwards harpooned as
a Whale, and is IN Danger Of Death, schen he
is carried to NeO York and placed in Hos
pital for treatment
Now there was in Maynooth great
temple Of learning, and when the master
thereof heard that Michael was in the
city, he sent man-servant after him, and
bade him come to the temple.
g. And when the servant had made
known his business, Michael was sore
afraid, not knowing the desire Of the
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Barker's actual majority. 507
He may be an ignorant Yankee, all The
way from the State of Maine-he may oe
a fanatical Abolitionist-he may be
miscegan-he may be miserable, COM
mon, every day sort of fellow-he may DC
maker of shocks and driver of oxen-
he may be, in short, plebeian, as the cP-
position are pleased to style him,-but' III
addition to all this, it must be confessEa
Barker is e-le-c-te-d to Congress!
So huzzal huzza huzzai
The Union and the Constitution
The Stars and Stripes shall wave
Till the day of resurrection
Whack-row- -de-dow! 81;
Where's the usual Democrat
rooster this fall
Whack- row-de-dow !
How are you, Copperhead torch
light procession
p. s.: If the EbeIsburg Dan. d' oe"''
and the Johnstown Democrat, to say noIn-
ing of the other oppositions papers III Nv
district, should, through some chance u
mischance, happen to Hear The News
From Maine within the next SIX weeAH
We hope they will each as soon as poS'iO''
issue an extra with full particulars c0p
cerning the which, and send US one '0P'
Of the same, marked!
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A chapter of the Unvvritten His
tory of the Democratic Party
OF Cambria COunty---Ch1ca-
merry and DOuble-Dealing.

Pursuant to section Of the Act of
Assembly legalizing the Soldiers Vote,
the Return Judges of Cambria county
met at the Court House, Ebensburg, on
Friday last, to count the returns from the
army MIR. Chairman Bowen, of Cone
maugh, called the convention to order at
2 O'Clock, p. m, and signi6ed his readi.
ness to proceedsto business.
THE LAW on THE SUBJECT.
The Law provides that when an election
is held in the army, the Judges thereof
must, after duly canvassing the vote,
transmit to the Prothonotary of the prop
er county their poll book, list and ballots;
when it becomes the duty of such Pro-
thonotary to make certified copy of the
returns so received, ana submit the farne
TO the Return Judges Of the county at
their meeting, for their guidance in cast
ing up the vote.
MICHAEL HAssoN ON THE SUBJECT
At the precise iuncture when the Sec
1etary commenced readicg the first return
from the certified copy, which had been
duly furnished by the Prothonotary, Mi
chael Hasson, ostensibe editor of the 10
ensburg Dem. & ,Sent.-a most pestilept
fellow-jumped excitedly from his chair,
assumed a perpendicular position, and,
brandishing his fists in air and wildly
rolling his eyes, proceeded to strenuously
object to receiving the returns in the shape
in which they were submitted He held
that the soldiers vote ought to come be-
fore the convention just as received by the
Prothonotary, in the original package,
accompanied by poll-book and list of vo-
ters-that no certified copy would answer
the purpose-rbat the Judges must SO
back to the fountain head for the figures.
lie said he knew what was what, and he
wasn't going to have things done "uncon-
stitu:ionally."
col. HAssoNs MOTIVES.
What Col. Hasson's motives were in
taking this stand, it were not difficult to
make plain. By requiring the convention
to examine and count separately each dis
tinct package of votes, comparing the
same with its accompanying pollbo and
list, which would require ABOUT three days
time, he hoped to throw much odium upon
the experiment of soldiers voting. Or,
did he hope, through unlimited pretension
to legal acumen, to gerrynander the con-
vention into absolutely throwing out and
refusing to count at all the vote? Or did
he expect to precipitatc that body into
a row and free fight, pending which the
lights should be put out, the door locked,
the convention declared dissolved, and the
soldiers vote allowed to go by default?
MATTERS AND THINGS BnoT. TO A srxNp-sTILL.
Col Hasson objected most emphatically
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VERDICT RENDERED IN FAVOR OF THE
PERPETUATION OF OUR GREAT AND
GLORIOUS FREE GOVERNMENT!
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Union Majority: 5O3!
THAT'S WHAT'S THE MATTER

The following figures constitute the
Army Vote for Congress in this (the
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Oh! WHAT, WHATS THE MATTER?
The XVIII Congressional Dis
trIct Redeemed

CoPPERHBADIsM WIPED OUT!
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Tho Book Of Michael, Com
monty Called The Paddy.
CHAPTER V.

rnAssLArED OFT OF THE ORIGINAL suEDnEw