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WAsHINGroS, Oct 29-There seems 20 be 40
doubt from concurring testimony that General
Grants recent movement was intended only As
reconnaissance to obtain knowledge of The stu
alton and strength OF the rebel lines.
Richmond papers of the 26th have been
ceived, and contain the following
Speaking OF Gen Early's army, the Enquirer
SAYS: All that our army now needs is some de
termined commander TO keep up their inspiration
pow that they are once more eqnsl TO deeds OF
vaOr
On Tuesday last 600 Union prisoners were
sent from Richmond to Salisbury. North Caro-
lima, and on the following day 300 more.
The Montgomery Advertiser Of the 18th SAYS
The men now moving toward the front are
perfectly wild with enthusiasm. On the march
from Palmetto TO Cedar Town, mary Of them
wore out and threw away their shoes They
pressed forward barefooted, saying Gen Hood
might need their services, and they were deter
mined 10 see the campaign through.
The Commercials Washington special says
that officers on Grants staff write that the late
movement only reconnossance, and q
point has been gained which will make the nexi
movement one of the greatest Importance, snd
il is hoped of brilliant success.
Ii is now said By Southern papers that Beau
regard will not have an active command in the
srmy.
Bragg has been sent TO Wilmington, where
upon the Charleston Chronicle erclsims--"Goot
by, Wilmi gton."
Early's artillery, captured by Sheridan. was
exhibited on Pennsylvania Avenue 10 dsy
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Resolved That n the future a. IN the past will
adhere With unswsrving bdey 70 the Union under the
Constitution the only solid foundation OF strength
security and happiness people and a. framework
ofgoverneu equally conducive TO the welfare and pros
perty Of sli the States both Northern and southern
Resolved That this Convention does explicitly declare
the Of the American people, that after four
Of failure restore the Union by the experiment. Of
during which under fhe pretene of military necessity or
power higher than the Constitution, the Constitution
itself has been dsregArded In every part, and pubc lib
erty and private right alike trodden down and the mate
humanity liberty and the public welfare demand that
immediate efforts be made for cessation 81 hostlities
with view 20 ultimate convention OF the states or
other pesoeAbe means 20 the end that AZ the earliest
practicable moment peace may he restored on the basis
II the Federal Onion Of the States
Resolved That the direct Interference 81 the military
authorities of the United States In the recent elections
held In kentucy. Maryland, Ms.our and Delaware was
shameful violation Of the Consultation, and repetition
OF such acts In the approaching election viii oe held as
revolutionary and resisted viii all the means and power
under our control.
Resolved That the aim aud object Of the Democratic
party Is 70 preserve the Federal Union and the rights Of
the States unnpsred and they hereby declare that they
consider that the Administrative usurpaton OF eIaoTci-
nary and dangerous powers not granted by the Constu-
ton the subverion of,he civil by military Law In Sistes
not Ia insueciion the arbitrary military arrest inpTs-
trial and sentence % American citizens IN states
where civil lsSxi 10 fuil force The suppression of
freedom Of speech and Of the press the denial OF the
right asylum the open and avowcd disregard ef state
rights, the employment Of unusual test oAhs ana tue
Interference with and denial Of the right Of the people TO
restoration Of the Union aud tho Perpetusuon OF the
Government deriving Us just powers from The consent of
the governed.
Resolved That the shameful disregard OF the Admins
trauon 20 it, dniy ia respect 10 our fellow citizens VITO
are. and lohS have been, prisoners OF war In sui
fering condition deserves the severest reProbsiOn on
the alike Of public policy aud common humanity
Resolved, That the sympathy of the Democratic party
IA heartily and earnestly extended 90 the oldsry OF our
army and sailors of navy who and have been ia
the field and The sea- under the flag of their country
and Ia the event ofits attaining power, they viii receive
all the care protection aud regard that the brave sol
ders and sailors Of tho republic have hoby earned
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HAKrissuKe. Oct. % The Official vote Of ,be
state is all in. but has yet 90 be corrected. We
hope 90 he able tn announce the result 90 Non.
dsy
The commissioners 10 receive the army vote
assembled here 20 day 20 receive the necessary
instructions aud documents previous 20 then de
porturc Tor the army
The arrangements are Of such 4 nature that Il
!, believed that tbsy wili insure the reception Of
he vote Of every Pennsylv.nian 10 the service
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PLANNING I FLOORING MIL
South New jersey Street !.

pooR BLAND, AID SASH vAcTosr. FLAMING
Hs,ias eonplsssd ny fsetsgy, EN- Prspsred 90 far.
sisk Doors, sAsA, Riinis, Door and wlpdov rIanss,
ucding Coruice. Drseksss. Dressed Lumber. wssther
bztins Q, - rs.sessbs rates say ether nsnnsse.
tarer IN the city. 80 =. f.r-.
HAvirg % hsns sis'fe stock ofthoroasey ssssegeo
sfscsurs- lt4F l-a 50 tIaae aa4 .tale seU
ORDERS fer ~srsas. ss.s.s. arsssss end plsHins
'ansss Irsers snsnS'A'' '' v.,,rx ~, ).
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INDIANAPoLIs, IND, MONDAY MORNING, Q
National Democratic Platform
Of 1864.

Tar UNIox-THE CoSsTuUTIoS-PEAcE-
Lie LIBERTY-PEiyArE RIGHrs-FkKK Exc
TToNs--A FREk PREss-FREK SPEFcH-TRIAL
sY JuaY-TnE RIeHr OF AsrIux--JrsrIcr TO
oIR SoIptKrs
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BUSINESS COLLEGE.
NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

ruyHE FIRST COLLEGE or The wEST WHERE
actual BUSINESS practice Is conducted with theory
Va 1sAcaNG, and where session OF Board VI Trade Il
held by experienced va all tie legitimate trsi-ac-
tions and usageS OF the West.
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To.al.......ll,o63 o.
Majority far John Law, ? $50.
.rcoSD DlsrRIo
lo.ell s..ll
THIRD District

Majority Tor James A. Cravens. 4. zoo wshsr u
Gresham received nurnber % votes in some Of ne
counties
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MERCHANT TAILORING.
ST0LW0RTHY L LEONARD,
MERCHANT TAIL0RS,
Ne.u7 North Meridtnn street.

Orr Dor South Of n, Jorrnsl Buiidias.
HAVE JUSI OPEHED A AkW AND ELs6ASf
Ill stss u Foreixn ard Douestc Go.sts unsurpassed
N in.rsht. whIch they viii make UP for their
toners the very bes style snd IN The latest fashion
sklfnl and competent workmsn are employed. and The
propriet0rs will give sber personal Aftesca to hsir
bzsines.. Having excellent facilities feT psrchssing
their prices are lee any ohsf ssnas m l0vn. Gail
and "a anime Tor ysussises octis-dsn
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e-el, payable 20 the Garner
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III NsxEg may t@ fal 81 oaG fsss - Erpress. pre-.
PAID kegfsferfd fsfefs hv mall >ther~iss ~e VII
nos - responsible fof any loss that may occur.
City sub-ribers wl bs held rponslbe for papers lef
their houses after they have removed when they
Ssh them discontinued unless r0tee Il given 81 the Of
aos of % blicstion.
No paper without pre- payment, eontuuedonsei
thar paid for.
Copies Of the DAnT sssussL be had At the once
each morning. and the WEExLT sEs-rSsL each Mon
lay morning. Eesily svsloped, FOR mailing
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instruction and Practice.


The Instructors and Proprletor of this College have
jOyed large experience both in practical Teaching aud
actual Busness having experience of fifteen years In
the bu ne and for several years principal Teacher and
head ofthe actual Business Department OF the Pough-
keepse College To yOdng men, who can devote but two
three months 10 study, would call their attention
this system Of Business Instruction aud popular Edu
cation where you enter upon the study AMI dscip-
line q acquiring wealth by the employment ~ Labor
Talent and Capital.
McrchnntS' Exchanges.
The students of this College enjoy the benefit OF the
regular meetings Of this novel department. conducted
the plan of the Chicago and Cincinnati Boards Of Trade
where actual transactions had. Reports an
uounced and such Instruction given will make all com
petent 70 bay and sell Change agent principal
Citizens and strangers nS d to call address for
GREGORY NUxFORD
septi .d3m
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Official Vote for Governor I'm 1864,
1862.
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WEEKLY STATE SENTINEL,
PUBLISHED EVERY MONDAY AT
Two Dollars and Fifty Cts. a Year,

To Clubs ~ ten and az ~ 90 gear
rArAHLE HvAEfAHlT - ADVANCE.
ADVERTISING IN THE WEEKLY
ons sqsare one Insertion .'''''fg 80
two L w
iuuf ssss.ss.ssssss.s. ! w
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legal advertisements inserted Al the expense OF the al
orneys ordering and for the legal proceed
hgs but eOIlectabe usual time. Publishers not
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yond the amount charged for their publication.
ELDER. HARNESS BINGHAM
Proprietors Indiana State sentinel
J. N. rILFORD
President Indian apols Journal Company.
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N.IorItr Tor Joseph X. Edgerlon. sse
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New York Through Line.

SUMNER tRRANGEMENT-Two THROUGH +
- press Trains between Cleveland and New York
Takes effect July II, ls6t.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.

Atlantic & Great Western Railway
q u ~
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Total ......li,e54 lf,525
Majority for fbenezer Dum0nt, sTl
SEVENTH prsraIcr
hsiori,y for Daniel W. Voorhees,, 2, tsi
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
NINTH DisTRIC

Total ..........ll, ISL lS,VS
Majority loF Godloye 9. 0rth, sel.
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Church Property South.

On application from the Home Mission
Society for the privileges of taking
charge of the neglected Baptists houses
of worship within the revolted States,
the War Department has issued the
following important order:
''wan DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON,
January II. 1894
ITO the General commanding the
Military Division of the Mississippi, and
the Department Of the Gulf of the
South, and of Virginia and North Caro-
lima, and all Generals and officers COM
manding armies, detachments and
posts, and all officers in the service of
the United States, in the above men
toned Departments.
"You are hereby directed to place at
the disposal of the American Baptist
Home Mission Society, all houses of
worship belonging to the Baptist church
es South, in which loyal minister of
said church does not now offciate. 1t
is matter of great Importance to the
Government, in its efforts to restore
tranquility to the community and peace
to the nation, that Christian ministers
should, by example and precept sup
port and foster the loyal sentiment Of
the people. The American Baptist
Home Mission Society enjoys the conf
dence Of this Department, and no doubt
is entertained that all ministers who
may be appointed by it viii be entirely
loyal You are expected to give all the
aid, countenance and support practica-
bic in the execution of its important
mission.
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Union National Convention.

The undersigned, who by original ap-
pointment, or subsequent designation to
FIJI vacancies, constitute the Executive
Committee created by the National
Convention held at Chicago on the 10th
day of May, 1860, do hereby call upon
all qualified voters who desire the I'M
conditional maintenance of the Union,
the supremacy Of the Constitution, and
the complete suppression of the existing
rebellion, with the cause thereof, by
vigorous war, and all apt and efficient
means, to send delegates to a conyen-
ton to assemble at Baltimore, on Tues
day, the 7th day of June, 1864, at II
o'clock, noon, for the purpose Of pre-
senting candidates for the offices of
President ard Vice President of the
United States. Each State having q
representation in Congress viii be en-
titled to as many delegates as shall be
equal to twice the number Of electors to
which such State Is entitled in the
Electoral College of the United States.
Edwin D. Morgan, New York, chairman,
Charles J. Gilman, Maine,
E. Brainard, Vermont
j. z Goodrich, Massachusetts,,
Thomas G. Turner, Rhode Island,
Gideon Welies, Connecticut,
Denning Duer, New Jersey,
n. B. Smithers, Delaware,
]. F. Wagner, Maryland,
Thomas Spooner, Ohio,
II. S Lane, Indiana,
Samuel c. Casey, Kentucky,
E. Peck, Illinois,
Herbert 81 Hoxie, Iowa,
Austin Blair, Michigan,
Carl Schurz, Wisconsin,
w. D. Washburn, Minnesota,
Cornelius Cole, California,
VIM. A. Phillips, Kansas.
o. q Irish, Nebraska,
Jos Gerhardt, District of Columbia
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The wonder OF Wsteh.

There are very few Of the many who
carry watches who ever think Of the
completely Of its delicate mechanism,
or OF the extraordinary and uneeasing
. labor It performs, and how antonishlng-
IL well Il bears up and does is duty
under what would be considered very
shabby treatment in almost any other
machinery. There are many who think
a watch ought to run and keep good
time for wears without even a drop of
oil vvbo would not think Of running a
common pieceo Of machinery a day with
out oiling the wheels Of which DO but
& fraction Of the service.
We were forcibly struck with this
thought the other day upon hearing
Mr. q. 81 ZahTn remark that. by way
Of gratifying his curiosity, be had made
q calculation Of the revolutions which
the wheels in an American watch make
in day and a year. The result Of this
calculation Is as suggestive ~ 10 = M
terestinR For example; The man
Eheel makes 4 revolutions in - hours,
Or 100 ina year the second or cesLre
wheel. q revolutions IN - hours, Or
$50 IN e year tire third wheel LIZ IA
u hours. ores, 0S0 in a year the tcurth
wheel (which carries the second hand,)
l4l0 ia "a hours. or 80, coo IN q year
tha effh or cape wheel, - 200 IN =
bosss. ~ 4. rs, 40 revolutions IN a ear
willie the beats or vibrations made IA
"a hours are 3ss,s00, pr III, elzVo0 = ?
year. --LaaoastsT EzPregs
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The London Index, the rebel organ in
Europe, gives a very unkind cut % the
coppeFheads at IL said, says the
Index, that northern democrats arc
about to publish q national address.
advocating vigorous prosecution Of the
war, but opposing the unconstitutional
measures Of the Administration That
IS, they uphold the cause but object 10
the effect. There must very few such
people. or else the United States must
have more than an average number Of
citizens who ARE not capable Of the
simplest process Of reasoning c
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WEDNESDAY,. MARCH 2, 1864.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

LIST Of Letters Remaining IN tie Nashville
Post Q5sce, Aarch lst, Is64.-List No. 80.
All letters advertised are subject to an extra
charge of one cent. Persons calling FOR them VII
please be prepared with the necessary change.
Persons calling for these letters VIII please say
they are advertised, aud give number and date Of
list
All letters not taken out IN one month VII be
sent 70 the General Post Office as dead letters
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OFrIcE L. g. CosDussAEY OF SUBSISTENCE,
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, Feb. p, 1864
/ ClEALED proposals for furnishing the U. S. Sub
y sistence Department with five thousand 5000
barrels Of Flour are invited til the 5th day Of March
1851, at y NJ
The Flour 70 be Of quality equal to the sample
to Be seen ~ my Office IN CiarksNe, and to be pu;
up in the best quality Of well seasoned oak barrels,
aud head lined.
No bills viii be received for less quantity than
one hundred 200 barrels.
The delivery Of the Flour to be commenced on or
before March 10, 1864, and the whole amount TO be
delivered before April 5, 1864, at the T. s. Subss-
tencs Storehouses, st Red River Landing.
The Flour viii be inspected beioIe being received
by such persons as the Government may direct
Bids 70 be directed 70 Capt. Z. n. MORRILL,, and
endorsed Proposals for Flour"
An oath Of allegiance must accompany each bid
Right reserved to reject any or ell bids.
Payment 20 be made iu such funds as mey be
furnished BY the United States.
Form Of proposals furnished at this oficce.
L. n. NORlLL, Captain and c. s.
Feb 25-td
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Secretary Stanton has received do
nation to the government Of e, 500 from
seine anonymous patriot
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The Springfield Republican says. A
popular game Of backgammon is the
" spinal weakness" which troubles con-
<scriptA
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ENeRAyINGs, beautifully eolored, Of cur
most distinguished officers and men, OF
Fruits and Flowers, Of Birds, Of Hunting
and Fishing, Landscapes, Of Clipper
ships, Of the Soldier Returning from the
War, Of the Soldier going to the War /;
else, Humorous ana Comic Scenes Of al
kiAds, from 10 cents each to IS.
PHOTOGRAPHS OF OFFICERS, and dit.
fsrent subjects, Humorous and Comic,
fsOm IS to $50 per hundred-l2c. % soc.
each. =, OHIO
'RIzE STATIONERY Of the very beet in
the market.
ioLDIERs CERTIFICATE in five colors,
representing Cavalry, Infantry, etc. The
Certificate is enclosed in 3 stout paste
board tube. Size Is y iT--bssuafsIl ex-
ecuted SOC.
IfEDALs Of Al kinds,
SONG BOOKS.
NOVELS.
CARDS,
NEWSPAPERS.
PAPER
ENVELOPES.
PENCILS.
INK.
&e.. Sc, &c.
Agent for The New England valentire
8saufastariEg cOapsuy.
Orders Ter al kinds Of goods in ny line
comply siaea. % ssosipt % the money :.
rithout sxtrs ohnTga
gro. P. JENKINS,
le7 AAin Street,
an Ae-en Cincinnati.
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OFFICE U. 8. conn1ss.rr srps1srrrcr.

OFFICE u. 8. C0MSJssARY SUBSISTENCE, !
Nashville Tenn. Feb. "A, 1864.
cyEALED proposals for furnishing the United
SStates Subsistence Department with one hundred
thousand pounds Of Corn Meal are invited til the
9th day Of March, 1894 81 II NJ The meal to be Of
quality equal 70 the sample 70 be seen st my of
zee IN GAINESVILLE and to be put mp in 7he best
quality Of well seasoned oak barrels, and heed
/ lined. Gross neat and tare weight 70 be distinctly
marked on each barrel.
No BIDS VIII be received Tor less quantity than
Eve thousand pounds.
The whole amount 20 be delivered in the month
Of MsTeh, 1854 and IN equal sroportion each week,
81 the United States Subsistence Storehouse 81 Red
/ River Landing.
The meal VIII be inspected hefors being received
| b. such person a. the Government may direct
An oath Of allegiance must accompany each bid.
Bids 10 Be directed 10 Capt. T. n. MORRILL, G..
| s., aud endorsed, " Proposals ssor Corn Meal"
Right reserved 20 reject sny or all BIDS.
Payment 10 be made IN such funds as may Be-
furnished By United States
Plan Of proposals furnished az this Office.
E. N. MORRILL,, Captain and c. 8.
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Shirts, Drawers and Collars
QuARTEBMAsTER's DEPARTMENT,
EroLs.s1fn- Tow. Eah II

QuARTERMAsTER's DEPARTMENT,
Nashville Tenn, Feb II, 1854.
A IL owners Of premises in and about Nashville,
"A occupied BY the United States Government, are
requested TO furnish full and complete description
Of the same % Capt. John F. Ison, Post Quarter
master, within the current month.
JOSHUA NORTON, Capt. and A. Q. NJ.
CHARLES T. WING, Capt and A. @. NJ.
JOHN +. IS0M, Capt. and A. A. Q. NJ.
Febls-lm Board Of the Assessment Of Rents.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
TO AnYERTISRRS IN nETAIL.

MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
Will be charged at the usual advertising rates.
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES.
r VI otatc Az "
For County 90
For City 90
We, the undersigned, have this day adopted the
above rates, 70 which we bind ourselves strictly to
adhere. WM. CAMERON, for the Union,
JOHN WALLACE, for the Dispatch.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July IS, 1868.
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me Cheatlng Mlller.

Tolii toll for the miller's soul
The dusty miller hath turned to dnstl
The rgiLg-dHss he tooI--exoEbitant toll
Have eaten his soul ike cankering rust,
Too much toll hath murdered his soul
It's well
That the bell,
Sounding his knel,
Cries toll toll tolls
As his misery soul
Descends 70 its hell
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Capt. Josiah V. MeIgs

70 RECRUITING FOR COMPANY A." FTRsT
u =. coiorsi Artillery. Oshcs at D. Buehaa-
81 = 80 o1lss, Opposite ne Post ol1ss-
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Intelligent Men Wanted

rOesss-oozsnissioasa oaosaL
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CRIPTURAL CHARTS, such as Life Of
Christ, Prince Of Peace, Bible Events aud
Pilgrims Progress, handsomely cOlOred.
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HARTs OF SEVENTEEN MOUNTED
GENERALS, handsomely oolOred.
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Attic OF FORT DoNELsoN, beautl.
fully eOiOssd. Size ssSA.
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HARTs OF THIRTY FIVE GENERALS.
handsomely colored. Size 70 bS35.
- -. as no-,ls
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EoUNT VERNON, containing Map Of
wsshington's Farm, Picture Of his House,
the Church IN which he was married, his
portraits at % and 40, and just before he
iied alec his wife'si a sketch Of their
lives, and numerous other things. Size
Is $40.