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The Opelousas courier., 1864-08-06
. Headquarters, Bureau OF Conscripticn
TRANS MISS. DEPARTMENT,

| ID new measures have been adopted to fill up
the ranks of our depleted army, by placing in
the service all who, under the laws, owe military
duty, and by returning to the field all deser.ers
from their colors, and absentees without leave
| from their commands. At the same time, and
| by the same means, the country can, and it is
expected will, be cleared of the baads Of robbers.
plunderers and murderers which infess portions
| of it.
TO secure these desirable ends, it is indispensa-
bic that all classes of the people should join
hands and work together-the civil as well as
the military officer, the citizen as well as the sol
der has his partto perform. The united efforts
OF OIL are necessary, and by them the objects
desired can and will be effected. The Denart
ment will be made safe against any future at
tempted invasion of the common foe, and peace
and quiet restored TO those sections thai have
been harrassed and plundered by the domestic
enemy. as
! therefore call upon the citizens Of the De-
partment, those who are enjoying the comforts of
homes while the sodery are struggling and
bleeding and dying for them. their families, their
MONIES and their country, to come to the rescue,
to furnish such information to the troops engaged
IN this important service as may be necessary 10
facIlitate their operations to council with and adj
wise them as to the best means of executindtheir
s'iAA ~ ASCu Uc, ~ bluuiQeF Ille3f guIs
and aid in forcing the skulkers and deserters to
the post Of duty, and driving the marauder from
the land. n ,'e4
conjure the officers and men assigned to this
duty to exercise the utmost vigilance, psrsp-
yerance and industry in executing their trusts
Such conduct will entitle them to the gratitude
OF their countrymen, and confer inestimable
blessings upon their country, and they NAV he
assured that Indifference to and neglect of duty
punishment. "A is ~
By command Of BrigaGen. GREER,
I W.. STEDaAN, A "a. g.
Y SHE above Gen. Orders No. Is viii meet
u prompt and immediate execution from this
office. It's h0pedsthat all concerned win com.
ply eheerfuliy with the law, otherwise the utmost
rlgor and severity attaching TO coerciye measures
will 1 be e exercised against deInquents. The Ala
ard assistance Of all good citizens are invited
bH furnishing all pertinent information relative
60 the above orders. 7.'. 's''r' es''.'sfs
,JNO. d. TAYLOR. Lieut.
and Enrolsng Officer Parish of st. Lgndru
August 8, 1s64.-l0. - -
The Opelousas courier., 1864-08-06

WTAs' KILLED BY the under.
w sigued, at Barry's Landing,
on the 24th July inst, a 9 year old -
calf, red neck, branded on the shoulder I4AA3
and on the thigh about thus WE.
The ownes is isreGuested to come and get hS
pay ALEX. NEZAT, 88
Barry's Landing. July 80 1864. 9-3t
The Opelousas courier., 1864-08-06
Enrolling Office Parish of St. Landry, !
OPELoUsAs, August /, 1864. S
TranE- Mississippi Department

YEHHE special attention Of all concerned is
- directed to the appended General Orders
No. l5, from Headquarters Bureau Conscnption:
The Opelousas courier., 1864-08-06
Notice.
S. S. ANDERSON, A. "A. G.

IBfHOSE who wish to receive relief from the
IL Town of 0pelonsas, are requested 10 regis.
ter their names with the undersigned. preparatory
to making arrangements for the gratuitous distri-
button Of Corn Meal and Beef among those who
stand in need of relief. 2. A. KING. -
.5 Presidentof the Board of Police, Opelousas.
Opelousas, July 10Th, 1864. ;7-tf.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-05

Telegraphic Dispatches.
REPORTED ExrKHssLr ron TIE DAILY STATE SENTINEL.
MORNING REPORT.
LATEST WAR NEWS
FROM THE POTOMAC ARMY.
---------- IL .I--
Movements at City Point.
Reconnaissance on Richmond.
The Union Troops Within Two Miles
Of the City.
THE STRENGTH Of The REBEL ARMY
Important Movements at Hand
&c. &c, &c.. &c &c.


NKv York October 4-The Herzld's City
Point correspondent of the 2l saws:
A the mail boat is about leaving, learn A
few particulars of an attack in force BY the
enemy on our left, yesterday evening. under
cover of the rain storm.
They massed two divisions Of cavalry, and
several regiments OF infantry, and attacked
Wilson's corps on the left of Warren position
A desperate fight ensued. We lost over 100 in
killed and wounded
We still maintain the ground: towards night
the enemy gave up the attack and retired
v This vas the only important operation Of the
day
The Herald's correspondent Nith cavalry
gives a full account OF tue fight, aud SAYS:
Il has been fully ascertained that the rebel
Generals Hampton, " II Lee and Young Wise
we're opposed To Us during the engagements yes
terdsy and day before.
They have been 20 frequently punished by our
cavalry that they will fight only under tbe most
advantageous circumstances.
The Hersld'e correspondent with the 10th
corps says:
The grand feature Of the day has been a
reconnaissance in force up to the inner line Of the
rebel forts
Birnev has again pushed forward his forces to
the very outskirts Of the city. and has only re-
Trained from entering it and taking possession
because his orders would not permit him TO do so.
This morning a division of Gen Terrys, with
kautz's cavalry, started out on the important
mission of feeling the enemy and sseertaining
his strength in the immediate vicinity of Rich.
mond.
For this delicate movement the dispositions
xere az follows:
T~o hrigades Of Terrys infantry moved out
by their right flank 20 the Central railroad. coy.
cred by the cavalry. advanced up that road to-
wards the eRs
Col Spears brigade OF kiutz's cavalry with
one section OF horse artillery. was thrown out on
the Charles City road with skirmishers depoy ed
I ON the left 10 the Central road to cover the
road IN that direction
The rest OF the cavalry were deployed as skir
mishers in front OF the infantry. anu extended
their line on the left down 10 meet our msip
/ lire
SIX pieces OF horse artillery accompanied the
movement on the Central road. where the lire
had advanced 10 the Powell House. point on
the Centr-l road. about three miles from Rich
mond, where they came in contact with the rebel
skirmishers.
Al this point the cavalry skirmishers we're
Withdrawn and the 7th and 10Th regiments Of in
fsntrs deployed in their stead.
These re,r nents advanced handsomely driving
/ the rebels before them witA ease. ~ he rest of
the column advanced steadily N line OF battle
and when the line had reached Howes house the
snemy opened on thep With heavy artillery from
their main batteries. but disregsrding this the
/ .kirmshers pressed on and drove the rebels into
their hns OF works ., Sharpe house. two mlss
/ east OF the city.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-05
From gen. Grants Army.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoTOMAc.l \

OCTOBER ), 4. M.
No fighting occurred on this line to-dsy.
The rebs fell back this morning 10 their main
line of works, which runs from the woods to the
south of the road or near il.
Their position is very strong and cannot easily
be carried
division OF the % corps advanced toward
the B0ynton road. over which the enemy wagon
their supplies to Richmond.
Two lines of the works were found unoccuped
only BY skirmishers. who opposing the advance,
fell back before our troops.
Near the Boynton road very formidable
line OF works was found, behind which the rebs
we're posted in heavy force. 1t was deemed ad-
visable to fall back and occupy safe position.
We lost few wounded in the advance
Our losses on Friday we're greater than at FIRST
reported
The total loss in killed, wounded and prison
ers is about 1000.
This occurred on account OF s gap between a
part OF thr 5th and 9th corps. through which the
enemy charged and fapked the ID division of
the 9Th corps.
\ she'll grazed Gen. Meade's boot. took a
piece from the tail OF Gen. Humphreys horse,
and entered the ground between Generals Bart
lett and Griffin
Some firing occurred last night without any
serious result
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-05
1rr a. IN the n,st. We viii

Resolved. That IN the future, IN the past, will
adhere with unswerving fidelity 10 the Union under the
Con the only solid foundation OF our strength
security and happiness as people, and asa framework
government equally eOnducvs the welfare and pros
periiy Of all th- States, both Northern and Southern.
Resolved, That this Convention does expcitly declare
the OF the American people that after four
o failure 10 restore the Uuion by th. experiment Of
during which under the pretense OF military necessity or
power higher than the Constitution the Constitution
Itself has disegarded in every part and public b
srty and private right alike trodden down. and the
rial prosperity ofhe country essentially impaired justice
humanity, liberty and the pubic welfare demand that
immediate efforts be made for cessation of hosiltes
with view to an ultimate convention of the States. or
other pescesbe means, the end that At the earliest
practicable moment peace mar be restored the basis
OF the Federal Union Of the States.
Resolved. That the direct interference OF the military
authorities OF the United states In the recent elections
held in Keutucy. Narylsnd. Missouri and Delaware
h seu violation Of the Constitution aud repetition
revolutionary and resisted vf all the means and power
under contIoi.
Resolved That the am and object of the Democratic
party j. 10 preserve the Federal Union and the rights Of
the States and they hereby declare they
consider that the administrative usurpsOn Of extraort
nary and dangerous powers granted BY the Consttu
ton the subversOn Of the civil by military Law IN States
not in insurreoticn the arbitrary military arrest ipris-
onment trial and sentence Of American citizens la States
where civil law exists in fail isee The suppression of
freedom OF speech and OF the press, the denial OF the
right asylum the open and svowed disregard Of State
rights, the employment Of unusual test Oshs and the
interference with and denial o the right Of the people
their defense; calculated 10 prevent
rsstorat Of the Union aud the perpetuston Of the
Government deriving is Just powers from The consent Of
the governed.
Resolved That the shame I disregard OF the Admins.
traOu it, duty IN respect o fellow citizens vEo
sre. and long have been. prisoners Of in a suf
fering condition, deserves the reprobatiOn
sike Of public policy and humanity.
Resolved That the sympathy of the Democratic party
Is hear y and earnestly extended 90 the scldery Of
army and sailors Of navy who and have been in
he field and the Sea- under the fag Of their country
aud ~ the event OF rs attaining power they will receive
care protection and regard that the brave sol
ers aud sailors Of the republic have molly earned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-05
Dcmocrauc rras. suretiux.

During the nett ten DAYS large mass meetings
OF the Democracy and conservative citizens will
be held IN various localities. We enumerate a
portion of them:
On Wednesday, the 5th of October, at Suili-
van. and at Vienna (Scott county,
On Thursday. the 9th of October. st Fort
Wavne. and at Vincennes,
On Friday, the Eth, at Logansport. aud st
Terre Haute
On Saturday. the slh. at South Bend at Co
shen, II Delphi. at Frankfort, at Einourg, and
at Aurora
On Monday, the 10th, at Peru, and at Martins
vile.
Besides these mass conventions. county and
township meetings will be held all over the State
Keep the ball rolling. Let the watchword be
MoCLKLL,N and victory under The Constitution
and tho Union
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-05
The cavalry on the right reached simaliane-
.nf~ ek. -.

The cavalry on the right reached simaliane-
Oosly the same line of works.
Their works we're asceI taiued 90 be of vefy
formidable character AID similar 90 nature. and
continuation oil them in our immediate front st
Laurel Hill. with heavy ssHs. but are manned by
milita men. pressed iatO The service IN this ema
gency from ihe shops. stores. factories aud
streets at Richmond.
The expedition, having accomplished all that
was designed. fell back At nghtisl to It's old po-
sition
The losses in the moremen, are sbou. ,hirt,
killed and wounded.
While ihis reconnaissance was going on, the
rebels were observed massing for an attack on the
lett Of the 10Th and right OF the 18th. General
Birney at once made preparations which caused
the rebels to abandon their design, whatever it
was.
From prisoners here to-day the following in
formation has been gained with reference TO the
present strength and organization Of Lees army
at Petersburg:
Ander.ons old division of Hills corps. com
manded by Gen. Malone. and Bushrod John
sons division OF Beauregards corps, say %. O0O
in all north OF the James. Gen Lee command
Ing in person. Hssths and WilcoK divisions of
Hills corps: Fields division of Bessreg ard $
corps say 40, 900 in all.
The militia is scattered ia the different divis
ions reported.
One of the above divisions, designation un-
known, returned TO Petersburg last night.
In front of Bermuda Hundred are Ricketts,
division OF Longstreet's corps, and hershav's :
and Early's old division, General Psmesr CON
msuding.
Brecknridge has a mixed command.
railroad man captured here to-day ssserts
that on Monday last the 81 inst, he saw 5000
troops moving from Lynchburg to Gordonsvlle
TO support Early, and two brigades OF kcrshaw' 5
command had previously been sent forward for
the same purpose.
The Heralu's 10th corps correspondent of the
80 SAYS:
Most of the prisoners captured are OF the raw
est kind of material, men who have just been
thrust into the ranks
They say that when the announcement OF al
advance was made, every man capable OF bear
ing arms was sent into the held. and all business
suspended
In the rebel assault on the 30Ih about $40
prisoners we're captured. uI
Tain-'s divisian of colorei troops, temporarily
attached to the 10Th corps. have been assigned
TO that corps.
Gen Brney has wrote . letter OF thanks TO
Gen Paine and his command for their gallsntry
in stormng New Market Heights.
The Herald's Shenandoah correspondent op-
posi,e Browns Gap, of the 29th says:
Since the tight at Fishers Hill there has been
no general engagement.
The enemy retreated from the Valley through
Browns Gap.
Early ia much dspirited, and drinks very
heavily.
Over 1000 rebels are scattered through the
mountain, without arms. and are on the point of
starvation.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-05
NOTICE.
TO SINKING FUND BORROWERS.

LII persons inosbted 10 the Sinking Fund hereby
"A notified that all lands mortgaged TO said fund.- and
which interest has not been paid In advance for the
will be advertised for sixty days previous
to and offered at public sale On the secohd Tuesday in
December next
BY order OF the Board efCcmnissioners. ef
W II. TALBOT, President
augs-dw
Register and Republican. I.awrenceburg; Courier
Aadison Times snd Volksboe, Evansville; Journal and
Express Terre Hsuie; Press, Greencase; Jeersonian
and Palladium Richmond; Times and Sentinel, Fort
Wayne; SUM- vincennes Argus and Courier Lafayette;
Review, Charlottesville; Goshen Democrat; DemocI at and
Union Laporte; Marion Journal Stanaart Msrion Re-
publican, Greensblrg Mercury and Sentinel, Rochester,
Democrat and Republican, Plymouth; Democrat and
Spectator, Monticello: Republican Nashville; Volunteer
Shelbyville; Democrat. Huntington; Ledger, New Al
bany; Appeal, Bedford; Democrat Columbus, Standard
Anderson; Press, Nuncie; Journal Winchester; Demo-
crs Review, Jay County; Democrat Hartford City, Jay
Torchlight. Jay c. H. will insert TO the amount Of
dollars and send bill recepted the Office sf the Sinking
Fund for payment with a paper containing the adver-
tisenent "marked."l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-05
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.

First District WILLIAM =. NIBLACK.
Second District-AICHARL C. KERR.
Third District-HENRY W. HARRINGTON
Fourth District-GEoRGE BERRY.
Fifth District-JANEs BROWN.
sixth District-JOHN LOvr.
Seventh District-DAN1EL W. VOORHEES,.
Eighth District-JAMRS p. HARVEY.
Ninth District-DAvID TURPIF.
tenth District JOSEPH K. EDGERTON.
Eleventh Distriot-JAnEs r. MCDOWELL.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-05

Will speak az follows:
Newcastle, Henry county Wednesday, October ;. at
Pm
Muucis. Delaware county, Tburrtsy, October g. At
PN
winciessr Randolph county. Friday, 0stober :. at
T.. t...l
Portland. Jay county, saturday, Ociober at I. n.
Hon JANIS Bkovx esndidste f4r Congress- will SPEAK
the appuiuinentso OF Judge CtANrcoT AZ the following
place Correr,-e. cenfervili. Newcastle. su-es ard
W--sss.,sr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-05

viii speak as iolioNs
Carroll eoasty. "Wednesday. October 5. at s'eiscS
Pm.
wahash, thursday, October 8. al o'cleekP
Aaron, Grant county. Fudsy, October Z. at o'eoek
Pm
Kosomo, HSvsrs eeaHsy, Saturday. setsb.r O. att
s'cecs y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-05
DIR. WHITTIER.
MANUFACTURER OF THE
IMPROVED rANTosooPIo sFEoTAcLEs,

nRIvATE MEDICAL ADVICE FREE or cHARGE
D. NhitIier's TheoTy, symptoms and Treaifseai
.fchrone Servous Crirkry. and Sexusi Dsesses nee
in plain sealed letter snveope Ter ~ prepay
postage It's clear celneator u s the diseases snd
cOnfions fes.lfirg from the infrngee q she s-s
Lass. eIos.e- ndnlsenees. exposures ard inprutences
IN married snt snge ie. Every sentence sor;ans ia
strueton 20 he afflicted and sh0ud be rss< ~ even
young person. keep them OF the shoals on ~ ch 9TH
have been broken 20 pieces knatvensss clearly
stated D. under the c0nfrol u udicoas treatment
and Thereby prsvsn; lnenaon % very Proae esss
eftsesse Nearly every q dissse Be- treated
without hindrsncs % business fedcine sent ~ mall.
secure ffcn obserssfOn. ChsrErs rnoderss; consuta
tens BY letter or Al The ocesfres; cures gaarnieed.
Once eS S. Charlse street between sixth .nf Sssenth,
Ors square south OF Lude Hotel, p. o. Boz Soe2 St
Louis No. Circular Latter especially Tor ladies',
ssssass iani-t&~iy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-05
Hon. J. f. Mcdonald,

VIII speak a. follows:
Fort Wayne, Thursday, October 6, at p. n.
Aurora, Saturday, October T. at r. VI.
hsrtinsville. Monday, October &c., At ?. N.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-05
Hon. Robert Mallory, ,orKentucky,

Will speak as follows:
sullivan. Wednesday, October 9Th, at NJ.
Vince nnes, Thursday, October 6th, at l Z. NJ.
Bloomington, Friday, October eth, at p NJ.
Ladogs, Saturday, October sth, at ] p NJ.
Charlottesville, Monday, October 10th, at p. N.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-05
SENTINEL
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET

For Governor.
Ioseph A.. Mcdonald, OF narIsn,
For Lieutenant Governor.
ushIon ID. usnson, OF montgomery.
For Secretary Of State,
JAMES S. ATHOs, Of k.rior.
For Auditor ss STATE.
JOSEPH RIsIISE. Of FOantsis-
For Treasurer o. State.
MATHEW L. BRETT, Of Dsvies'.
For Attorney General,
OSCAR B. HORD. Of Decstur.
Per Superintendent of Public Instructions,
SAMUEL L. RUGG, Of Allen.
Per Judges Of the Supreme Court,
SAMUEL. < PERKINS. OF Marion.
ANDREW DAWSON 4ofr rDeoasgE.,
JAMES n HANNA, % sufiivsH.
JAMES l. wORDEN, Of AIep.
FOR CLERK Of The supreme cosrt, 8
ETHRLRsRr c. HlBBEy Of Rs-h. t
For Supren. Cour. Reporter.
NAPOLEON B. TAYLOR, Of ssnos.
For Electors at Large.
JOIN PETIIr; o. rRPss.Do..
Contingents,
GRAHAM " PITCH OF Cass.
wh. NJ FRANKLIN. Of Owes
For District Electors,
Fir-t Dastrict-sILAs N HOIEoNB. sf Gissos
Coutin yent--PETER NAIER, Of Ysnderburg.
Second Di.trict-FIIJAH NEWLAND Of Floyd
Coutingent-JAS. A. GHokALEr, Of W sshingtsa.
Third mstrict-ANBR0sE r. CARLTON, Of Lawrence.
Contngent-E. q. LELAND. Of jefferson.
Fourth District-BARTOS W. wIISON, % Decatur.
Contingent-EDWlSP ?. FERRIS, Of Ripley.
Finh Distrct--JAMEs BROWN, Of Randolph.
Contingeut--THOS. MEANS, Of Wayne.
sixth Ustrict-FRAyK LiNDERs, ofsorgaa.
Contngent-BRNJAMiSP y. DAVIS Of shelby
seventh District-ARCHIBAL LID JOHNSON, OF Putnam.
Contngent-GE0. ". THOMPSON. OF Parke.
Eighth District-JoNATHAS C. APPLICABLE, Of Car
roll.
Contngent-LEASDER NcCLURG, OF Clinton
Ninth District-J g. OSBORNE, of Marshall
Contn gent-EI.f.IS HUGHES, of white.
Tenth District-ROBERT LOWRY, OF Ekhsr-
Coutingeni-S. W. SPR0TT, Of DeKalb.
Eleventh District. W. SASSBFRRY, OF MadissB.
Contingent-N. r. ovERNAN, OF fTpton.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-05
A. ". carlton. +.

Democratic candidate fur Elector. vii address
the people At the following times and places:
Bedford, lawrence county. Thursdsy, oetobers.
Nashville. Brown county, saturday. October 5.
y. b. Speaking TO begin Al each place at oeleck r
X :. The Court House, II any of these appointments
sAoah eont & VIII meetings previously announced oy
The Republicans. Mr. C. III speak night The friends
sr~ requested "a have posters printed and circulated
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-05

Will speak as follows:
Peru, Wednesday, October 5th, at 2 ".
Fort Wayne, Thursday, October 9Th, at 2. N.
Lswrenceburz. saturday, October sth, at P ~.
Msrt.,sville, Monday, October letb, at p. ".
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-05
Hon. Garrett Davis
Will anenk "a follows:

New Castle, Wednes day. October 5th, at p. ".
GreencGstle, Thursday. October 9th, 81 I P. N.
Terrs Hante, Friday, October 9Th. at ?. N.
Gosport, Saturday, October sth, at p. VI.
Bedford. Mo.day, October 10th, att NJ.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-05
from LOuisville.

LOUISVILLE. October "A band OF guerrilas,
80 strong. captured two upward bound freight
trains at 10 o'clock last night, between Richton
Station and Fountain Head on the Nashville
Railroad
store. aboard
10 days train will be slightly disarr,nged BY
this disaster.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-05
Hon. Al. Norton. OF Texas,

Will speak a. follows:
Fort Wayne, Thursday, October s, stlr.N
Logansport, Friday, October Z, at Pm
Delphi, Saturday. October 8, at z. N.
Lafayette. Saturday, October 8, night.
Peru, Monday October 10, at ] p. NJ.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-05
National Democratic Platform
of 1864.

THE USloS-THE CoSsrITUrIoy-PEAcE-PUn
Lie LIBERrT-PRIvArE RIeETs-FREE ELEC
TIoss-A FREE PREss-FREE SPEEcH-TRIAL
BY JURY-THE RIeHr OF AsYLUy-JrsrroEr TO
Our SOLDIERS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-05
Hon. Jason ~ Browu

" 10 -ne4k a. IOIIONs.
bort Wsyue. ThErsSsy, October 6. lPE
]srvis, D~ksoo county. Friday October 7th. p n
eosh On, saturday, October eth. sf flfh.
NH s>A Gu. sssrSV oSsss~f esa. sTPN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-05
Hon. u. p. Linder. of Illinois.

Columbia City. Wednesday October 5;h, at T. "
Fort Wayne. Thurdsy, October 9Th, at T. N.
plymouth, Friday. October 7th. al ?. NJ.
Valparaiso, Saturday, October sth, at l 2. "
Laporte Monday, Oct ober 10Th, at / p. NJ.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-05

VIII address his German fellou-citizens, IN
their own language. as follows:
Evan.vnl-, Wednesday, October S, at o'clock P. n
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-05
Hon. william A. Richardson, OF
illinois,

Will spesk ss follows:
sullivaa, wednesday, October 5. st o'clock.
vincsnnes, Thursday, October 9, al l O'Clock.
Tsrre Hsuie, Friday. October ., a. O'Clock.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-05
auuoiutmcnf..

The foouiug appointments have been tuade
by the Democratic State Central Committee:
Hon. nichsrd y. Hcrriek, OF Illinois,
will speak a. folIovs:
Valparaiso, Wednesday. October ), Al o'ccck.
Fori Wayne, Iharsaay, October O. al s'e.0ok
Cslumhia City. Friday. October :. at O'clock
Plymsuth, saturday October ;, 90 o'clock
znsE stark cs1siy, nofdsy, Ocfcosr 10. at o'clock