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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11
GAVIN & HORD'S
REVISED STATUTES
OF INDi 4 A.
second Edition.

THE SECOND EDITION OF GAVIN 4
Herds Revised Statutes q Indiana Is ready for
delivery Both volune' hsys been carefully revised
and al errors corrected There Is added tie ffs-
volume appendix Of ever two hundre1 pages. eoa
tanning the passed ~ the regular and allied sessions
ofths Legislature Of 1851 saG ne reSaisr sessoa o.
lss3. Nib is- Ngt-=- Tar e1!tisz viii increase
tts vSue q. IL Uefk, Il will CONTAIN all
.li -. lace G: the Stale n force. TE. secOaa
~ "a al the sc;s uPcR =, -eb'ccts 20 which
Il -it those - iss3, and the amendments
made a. tkAi session ao.s6 IL the msrs.r Of that
voluue. TnoSe amended set- however, VII be fszBi
n the Supplement
Tie prce o. TIE pres e. sdi..oa printed apsn ei.sr
White paper snc well ooaat. Tx poILAzs for tks
ralu-n-s. 2 FIVE D-tfANs for either.
The SUFr-FsEsT, coCtAiring the scts II the reynis
asd called sessions Of the Legislature o. issi ssdt
regular sessio= q ise7. ~ifh complete icdex
srrTn.Tr voL-sE. bound 81 issther, IL ths ssrerf
TIE o:he. vziEs.es, i slso offered foE sale Pr;
DoILkxs
Orders los ei;Aes vsians e II. sts;nss.sy
r-ee vrs-p, siieai.o. Address
T.. 3. BINGHAM,
,svis'dkws' Indianapolis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

TsE DgArT FUSD.-ln the published report OF
the treasurer of the drafted mems fund Is an
item Of SIS 20 for advertising expense II this
money VAS paid for advertising ex peBse. and
10 not question that it was. only want 10
state. now that the election is over. that il must
have been paid 10 q loyal paper We did not get
= cent OF il We published everything brought
10 our office 10 aid the drafted meu, without
charge-nO charge was msde-none was intend
edit was our contribution in aid Of the drafted
men. given freely sud cheerfullE The only ar
tice We refused to publish vas one "spotting' a
member OF our firm, and attempting 10 bring dis
credit on him, for bei0g wrongly and intentoR
ally enrolled by the enrolling officer OF the sec
ond ward. who knew. and VAS informed that he
vas over age and Was not subject 10 draft. We
ou!y mention this httle item. nov that the cleo
tiou j. over. - show that while loyal papers were
abusing Is ss traitors" they were putting mon.
ev IN their purses for services that were rem
deTiug g-atuitously ioI the benefit 81 our fellow
citizens
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

~ The southern suburbs haze been wonder.
fully improved during the building season Just
closed Neat. snd comfortable. and picturesque
cottages. With shrubbery door wards and Ugh
aud graceful paling fences for the uses md pur
poses Of ST honest and industrious tenantry
have been erected, and are all occupied. Ind
annapolis will speedily rank among the ehielest O
inland cuics. IL j. already one Of the mos
beautiful
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11
- L B ~ TIT L t l. - /.
CERTIFICATES OF EXEMPTION,
Furnished for Thrce rears nearly IA
cheap ns for one Year.
AND TOWNSHIP QUOTAS FILLED. BY

s. =. NOBLE,
Governmen. Claim Agent. No. Yohn's Block
novs-d2w
az Auction sale OF twelve ine buggies-three
open and nine top bucgie~-at o'clock NJ
on Saturday. November - 1864 at No 80 East
Washington street. opposite the Court House.
This - chance to get nice new buggy
AZ your own price. So 90 aud get 4 bargain IN
good buggy
WILLisN + FE.IHERsroS.
II AEcfioneeg.
CS-1o morrow, the grand complimentary
benefit teauered TO Madame MARY A English, by
our citizens. IN token OF their appreciation of her
noble conduct with regard 10 our brave soldiers.
volunteers and drafted men. takes place With
out doubt the Auseum viii be thronged DAY and
highland great preparations have been made 70
entertain and crafty the public
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11
CITY tTE ~ S

N soos fen yesterday.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11
Election Returns.
Indiana Election
Rhode Island Election

N.DIsoS, November l0-Jefersoa county.
official. gives Lincoln 973 majority.
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NRw roRk xoxEy xAxxr1

Nav York, November 10
Money active and steady at: per cent sterling
81 O9t s@I O91i gold
Gold Irregular. unsettled and lover opening
~ 81 -
10 2 M.-Gold 60 39i4
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

tF-The following composition BY a Lad not
set fOusteen. ~4s read last examination day
IN Que Of our public schools Considering the
source. consider Il very remarkable:
THE VAR.
On sitting down 20 think Of subject 20 write
shout. tins the first one that came IN my
mind. - acting on the spTr OF the moment. in
tend % -ay few words about the which j.
now gong on n Ihis country twas caused. as
ali Of YOU doubtless aware. by the secession
OF the Southern Ststes from the Union IL has
been going On for four years. and the prospect Of
IS ceasing : not ans better nos than when II
commenced lt hss been one oi the bioOdiest in
history. IL has killed and wounded over i've
hundred thousand men. mas thrown The country
u larger debt than Is sll Dc able ~ pay Ia an
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

Government Claim Agent. No 5 Yobns Bloc
novs DIV
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RAILROAD Timetable.
Atlantic & Great Western Railway
WA f{ sSs*

SuEsRI AREAN6ENEET-Two THROUGH tx
- press Trains between Cleveland ard Se- York
xeffe Juiy 1864
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11
EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS
THE ST. .sLB.f..,s Raiders.

&C., &c. &c. &c.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02

THE news from Hunters army comes in
slow. The latest We have see is the fol-
lowing advices from Meadow Bluff, Green
brier county, dated the 25th OF June:
Hunters army reached Lexington June
II; found it occupied by infantry and ar
tillery. After fighting few hours the
rebels lett. We burned the Virginia Mill
tary Institute and Governor LeIcher's
house.
Captain Blsser's scouts captured seven
canal boats, containing six cannon, niue
thousand rounds of ammunition aud
large amount of commisary stores.
Gen. Dufie having cut the Charlottes-
vile aud Lynchburg railroad at Amherst
we marched by way OF BuchannOn and
Liberty TO Lynchbnrg. At Liberty we tore
up the road for several miles, burning a
bridge seven hundred feet long. Five
miles from Lyuchburg we found the rebels
in a strong position, and attacked them
June II, driving them two miles, when
night closed in. During the night heavy
reinfOrcements from Richmond and Early
arrived. % Saturday, after feeling the
enemy's strength, it was decided that they
were TOO strong for US, and by night we
withdrew, having taken two cannon and
sixty prisoners. The Second Virginia
cavalry, Saturday night, cut the railroad
ten miles east of Lynchburg.
At Salem a party of rebels attacked Car
Inns and Strauss' batteries, in a defle,
drove off the men, cut the wheels and took
off one hundred and twenty horses. We
brought off five cannon, leaving seven that
were ruined, together with seven csissions
and carriages that were burned by the ex-
plosion of the former Six men were kill
ed and ten wounded of the Second Vir-
ginia cavalry. Our whole loss in tue en-
tire movement is probably six hundred
killed, wounded aud missing. We have
one hundred prisoners, seven cannon aud
| six hundred horses captured, and have liv-
ed almost entirely entirely off the country
aud made the biggest raid on record.
Among the killed is Adjutant Terrence
Twelfth Ohio; wounded Colonel John A,
Turley, Ninety-frst Ohio, and Lieutenant
C. Roberts, of the Generals staff.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02
nv. Pm fsssssDrs, lhs new Secretary

WE. PTFr fsssssDEs, The neR Secretary
of the Treasury, SO announced in the dis.
patches this morning, is Senator from the
State of Maine, and is Chairman of the
Senste's Finance COMMITTEES, the leading
position in the body, not excepting Mr..
Summers Craftsmanship OF the Committee
on Foreign Relations. He is one of the
sblest if not ne ablest man in the body.
Years ago we heard Secretary Seward
speak of him as the leading man on the
Republican side of the Chamber. He has
been Senator since 1854. he took his
seat in the latter part of February OF that
year, just few days prior to the passage
of that bill from which such uunumbered
woes have sprung-the Kansas Nebraska
billiard on the night of March Sd, the
night the bill passed, delivered a great
and telling speech against it.
Mr.. Fessenden is about SO years old and
in personal appearance is not unlike the
notable head of the rebellion-Jef. Davis
and has. we take it, very much such q
tone of organization, being cool, imperi-
Gus, highly intellectual and Of pure per-
sonal habits. He enjoys the confidence of
practical fnaneiers and moueyed men, and
his reputation warrants the country in eI-
pecting radical monetary relief at his
hands. We presume that the objection
to nominating him at once after Mr..
Chsse's withdrawal was the fact that New
England had already one cabinet officer,
and also that the President felt bound tc
pay compliment to Ohio. Undoubtedly
it would have been better to have waived
the compliment and proceeded to business,
and thereby have protected the position
from the beggsrly aspec: surrounding ii
yesterday morning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02

We would say to an iuquiring friend
that it is impossible for us, as it is for any
one else, to give him al opinion concern
ing the likeihoods of the wool market
that is worth much. Wool is now worth
So, 80 and 100 cents per pound, according
to quality. These prices pay the grower
WELL and it is at least the part of prudence
to sell at paying price, thus making sure
ofpresent advantages and running no risks.
If Gen. Grant achieves decisive results
wool will be apt to experience considera-
BILE of Decline because gold and foreign
goods will fall Our most decided opin-
ion is that in such an hour as we think
not Grant will achieve decisive results.
Two years ago those who held off aud
would not sell their wool at the high rates
then prevailing, were glad before the year
was over to take considerably less. Trade
repeats itself from year to year, and we
are just as likely to have the experience OF
1862 over again as to have anything else.
We will say this much, however, to our
inquirIng friend, that be the success OF
Grant ever SO decided we are not among
those who look for sharp permanent de-
cline in the necessary leading articles Of
trade-those articles We mean that have
not been over speculsted. In the present
state of the currency and in the necessity
that will still exist after even a crushing
victory for large expenditures, prices Of
resi- values will, while abatiug, resist any.
thing like Wholesale decline.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02

Col. GEO. R. LATHAM has announced
himself in our columns as q candidate for
Congress in tine Second Congressional
District. We have had occasion hereto
fore to speak of Col. Latham's antecedents
in this war, in which we especially referred
TO the early and efficient aid rendered by
him to the cause in the dark hours of the
winter and spring of 1861, when be was
the Editor of the Grafton Guardian and
when it was something more. than it ever
has been since to be a Union man. Not
only was the Colonel Union man from the
start, but he was also a strong anti.slaTery
and new state man. If he is selected by
his constituents he will never be found
wanting in any vote on the right side
where a clash occurs between the institu-
ton and the interests of the Union cause
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02

Contributions Of money, goods, useful and fancy
articles, labor, fruit flowers, curiostiss national
relics, Ac, &C, solicited and will be Thankfully
received by any Of the officers COMMITTEES
The assistance and cooperation Of the Ladies "a
especially invoked
Patriotic citizens Of neighboring communities, arr
earnestly requested TO assist this great labor Of love
and send contributions and delegations 10 il Eup-
port
The following named gentlemen from neighborfng
towns and cities have been appointed agents to for.
war; any contributions that may be contributed 70
men, and also 70 nse any and all means in their
power 70 further the good work on behalf Of the
suffering soldiers. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02

a MUSICAL INSTITUTE viii be held in wheel
IA ing commencing
WEDNESDAY, JULY eth 1884,
and continue eight weeks Instruction will Be given
elnding
VOICE TRAINING,
SOLO AND CHORUS PRACTICE, PsALMoDY,
Etc, Etc,
Harmony and Musical COmPOsitiOn.
Also instructions on Piano FORTE and Organ
Daily Sessions, Morning, Afternoon and Evening
For particulars, Addre.s
Rooms. hnt night stain, No. I71< Monroe
street, near Main, WhSshng, W.7A- isl5-IR
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a. "a D.


GEATfos, ". Va, June 2sth, 1854.
10 the Voters Of the Second Congressional District
/ Of West Virginia:
In response to many solicitations from different
portions Of the District, announce myself ealdi-
date for Congress at the October election Ny
connection wi tn the military service Of the United
states may render Il impossible for to visit the
different portions Of the District, prior the cleo
ton II 50, and should It be Necessary, will pub
lish my views upon the leading questions Of the day
hereafter. Very respectfully,
Your Obedient servant,
jyl In GEO. r. LATHAM.
THE BOARD OF ENROLMENT for the IEt Dis
i triet West Virginia, at heAdq Artsrs Whesling,
West Virginia, Will hold daily sessions between the
hours OF and II A. X. aud 20 3 P. n, TO enter
tain applications and relieve from dram, al persons
enrolled Improperly on account Of
"AlienAge,"
"Eon-Residencs,"
"OEer Age"
r "Permanent Physical Disability"
The Board will also eIpunge from the ENROLMENT
Lists all discharged soldiers Of the Military Naval
service who have served two years during the pres.
ent rebellion.
Civil Officers, Clergymes aud all good citizens are
especially requested 20 give 70 the Board such nfor'
nation may aid In the correction aud revision OF
the Enrolment List. BENZ. B. STONE,
jyl-lw Capt 4 Pro. Marshal lst Dist, W. Va.
ParkeTs5uTg Gazette publish one month and sead
bill to advertiser.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02


GOLD took strong turn upwards yes
terday, touching Is, but Immediately re-
coded to 54, aud closed last night at rs and
20. We presume that the advance
was owing to the chaotic condition of
of the Treasury Department, as indicated
by the mornings news from Washington.
The appointment of Mr. Fessendeu how
ever, soon pot a clamp on the upward ten
deucy aud order once more reigued in
Warsaw.
The Stock market is heavy both for gov
eminent stocks and nearly all others. Five
Twenty registered bonds have sold down
to 100 and the coupons are quoted at iOl.
Pittsburg & Cleveland hangs fire at liz, and
Fort Wayne ia only L fraction better. One
hundred and fourteen is bid for Baltimore
and Ohio. United States one year certifi-
Gates have touched 80, a very sharp decline.
We publish an extract from the money
article of financial exchange. that gives
some valuable hints as to the common mis-
understanding as to the relative redundant
ey and scarcity of money.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02

MR. DAVIS, OF Kentucky, and Mr.. Chand
Ter, of Michigan, deserve the thanks of the
country for the charming display which
they made of themselves, in the Senate
Chamber, on Tuesday morning.
Acc ording to the official report in the
Congressional Globe. Mr.. Davis denounc-
ed the President as a baser tyrant than
George ILL.,, aud az the victim of con-
temptible fanaticaI infatuation. He spoke
of the Union as Sinbad the Sailor, and
Hkened Mr.. Lincoln to the Old Man OF
the Sea, and wound up the graceful philip.
pic by clamoring for the death alike of
Jefferson Davis and Abraham Lincoln.
After which Mr.. Chandler sprang up in
a rage, and exclaimed that he was sorry
he had demanded the expulsion of Mr..
Breckenridge, since Mr.. Davis was doing
the South better service than his predeoes.
sor. "Do you call me traitor, sir2" call.
ed out Mr.. Davis, advancing with clenched
fist toward the Senator from Michigan,
Senators interfered, and the champions sui
lenly sank back into their seats. Scenes of
this kind, and the temper which makes such
scenes possible on the floor OF the Senate,
are eminently fitted to inspire the people
with confidence!in the wisdom and capaci-
y of those who are charged with admin
STEERING the lives and fortunes and liberties
Of twenty millions of treemen in the most
important crisis of their history.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02

In the vote on Mr.. Summers amendment
to the appropriation bill providing that in
the Courts of the United States no person
shall be excluded from being a witness on
account of his color, we notice that the
following Senators voted in the negative:
NAYs-Messsrs. Buckalew, Carlile, Cow
an, Davis, Hendricks, Johnson, McDougal,
Powell. Riddle, Salisbury, Van Wrinkle
and Wiley.
These Senators are the same persons, to
a man, who voted against abolishing that
relic of barbarism, the fugitive slave law,
and the vote is of the same essential char
acter. How men protesting to have deep
appreciation and conviction as to the nature
of the present conflict between Slavery
and the Union can cast such votes In the
interest of slavery, as the conflict pro-
crosses, lie more than We can understand or
reconcile. The prejudice that would deny
a man simply on account of the misfortune
of his color the right to testify on his oath
in court of justice lie an unworthy one,
we care not who eutertAins it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02

matter boz largely the yolsae Of currency
may be Increased, the aggregate real value
is not thereby augmented and thus it comes
true, that al expansion of the currency to
point beyond the maintenance OF par val
ne has no power TO Increase the facilities
for promoting exchanges, and that, there
fore, there may be as great - striugency of
money with SG25, 600, O6O of circulation as
with any less amount, down to that aggre-
gate st which the currency stands al par
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02

Ma. MORRILL,, OF Vermont, member of
the Ways and Means Committee in the
House, says that the new tariff and income
bill! will yield one million of dollars per
day. Such yield is the way to bring
down prices, and the only way.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02
JACOB ENsISGn

JACOB ENsE aER...... EEsINGE
- J. M. ENSISGER, manufacture.
q OF MINERAL WATER and SARSAPARILLA
and BOTTLED LAGER BEER, have opened a.
establishment corner Of the alley above the Market
House Market street, between Madison and
Jefferson streets, where they will supply the trs1r
~ abort notice and on the most favorable terms.
NOTICE.-AH bottles branded with the uAme= u
Henry Daub, J. J. NJ Ensinger, J. Lukens, Louis
schnider and o. Crawford, belong exclusively q
J. 4 }. NJ. Ensingsr, and AL persons are hereby
tiled that these bottles sold but b.
returned 70 the firm OF
Js221W Jain ESsINGER
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02

TIE F4irmont National warmly seconds
the nomination of G. D. Hall, late Clerk OF
the House of Delegates, as candidate for
the Office of Secretary of State at the Oc-
,ober election, and predicts his unanimous
nomination at Grafton.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02
FOURTH OF july.

rNHE VARIOUS SABBATH SCHOOLS will meet
Il at their respective rooms at not later than :
clock. Tue procession will be formed on Fourth
street, right resting on Unisn, and will move Al s
O'Clock, precisely. The route will be down Union
TO Main, down Main TO Quincy, up Quincy to FOURTH
down Fourth to Fair Buildings. m :
No person viii be admitted to the Pair on sabbath
School tickets, except those who are members OF
the Schools, and are in their places in the process
sion Other persons admitted usual.
jy2 Chief Marshal.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02

BRows's BRoScHIAL TRocHRs.-We would
call the special attention of clsrgymen aud
teachers to browns Bronchial Troches."
1t is well known to our readers that We do
not admit medicines to our columns. We
advertise these ZFoehss, because, after
trial OF them, we are satisfied that they are
the best thing of the kind e1tant.-c Chicago
School Journal.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02
Dissolution.

gEHE cO-partnsrship heretofore eIisting under
the name and style Of Berry BOdson Was this
day dissolved by mutual consent Adams Dodson re-
firing All persons having claims against and those
Indebted to the firm will please call and adjust the
came without delay. CHAs. II. BERRY.
ADAMS DODSDS.
Wheeling JuIy l. 1874 iy2-lW
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02

a SuxBER OF the patriotic ladies OF Fair
mont announce through the columns OF the
National, that they are prepared to go
to work in that vicinity in the interests Of
the Sanitary and Christian Commission.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02
Just Opened

A MOTHER large lot OF Cloths, Cassimers and
IA Yestings, to which woGld invite the atten-
tion Of our Customer.
We have also made large additions TO our former
very extensive and well selected stock OF Mems and
Boys Clothing and Gen lemeu's Furnishing Goods
to which woul1 invite the attention OF strangers
visiting city during the Fair. Either at Whole
safe Retail. STEIN BRO,
jy11m Corner lin 4 Monroe streets.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02
PHOTOGRAPHIC MEDALLIONS

For the Presidential Campaign.
WITH AocurAte Photographs OF President Eud
w Yics-Prssidsnt Of each party, inclosed IN neat
and elegant metallic cases. Each case contains the
Likeness Of both President and Vice President Th-
style i entirely DeG and different from anything
heretofore made Specimens sent 70 any address ~
mall Is cents each, 81 so per dozen Liberal dis
count to the Trade. Manufactured and sold whole
sale and retail BY
JOHN 6AULT,
No. Park place,
je25-lmeod NsuF YORK
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02
To Printers and publishers,
A cHEAP PRINrING oFFIoE.

7 HAVE a Press and all the Type, Rules, and
| and other materials necessary FOR he print ing
ora County or Campaign paper, which viii sell
che ap for cash, II application be made by the zJth
OF July. l can also fit the purchaser ont with a
lob Once If desired. LEWIS BAKER,
fy2lw Wheeling, W. Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTE0.

A BOY Il or Is year, Of sge, with good reputA-
n ton, can ind employment by applying im1e-
it2-st sTBIE BROS.