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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23
The meeting then adjourned

- At the meeting last evening to bill the
quota of Center township. there were at lessi
5000 persons present. nearly all OF whom we
presume. were interested in the object tor which
the meeting called Some $50 1000 were
subscribed Nearly 5000 600 will have to be
raised and that within few days, or the draft
will certainly take place Under the resolutions
none of this money is TO be used unless the
amount necessary TO pay the requisite lumber OF
volunteers Is first paid in. We are justified II
saving that at least 5000 ought to have been
subscribed at the meeting last evening There
were few liberal contributions by individuals
and some reasonable ones by concerns comprIs-
ing several parties and representing large inter
ests. We are unable for want of space TO pub
lish the names of subscribers in to-days paper
We warn our citizens that thew must subscribe
literally 10 this cause or the draft will shortl,
take place II i much cheaper TO procure vol
uuteers under this arrangement than it will be t'
procure substitutes.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23

QUESTIONS FOR PRoyosr MARsHALs.-The
men drawing muskets in the present lottery now
going on are asking questions that we cannot an
swer: we have concluded to give them to the
public. in the hope that some one in authority
NAV find time 10 answer them
If man drafted within the quota does not
present his claims for exemption al the proper
time, and cannot be found when the time of no
tice has expired, will he be considered deser-
ter
If drafted man to fill the quota. Tor LIST class
runs off. will man drafted in the 100 per cent
for 2d class, be taken 70 MI his place If he
Is and the quota is filled. viii the first man be
deserterl Will the pa class man, taken to MI
place of s deserter. be released If that de
Brter should afterwards be arrested
Quakers are exempt on paying $500 VII
men in the 2d class be taken TO I'LL the place OF
Quaker that pays out! Can quaker 'ilai sd
ports a candidate in favor of the war put IN tht
plea of being conscientiously opposed to wa
when he Is drafted
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23
UTwo great stars tonight. Go go 60

~Professor Jukes will give an elegant glass
case containing $40 worth of specimens of glass
blowing to the person purchasing the greatest
number of tickets on Saturday next, the day set
apart for the benefit of the Indiana Sanitary
Commission, the proceeds to be paid to the
Treasurer of the State Fair Sanitary Bazaar.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23
THE TRIAL OF II. n. DODD.
Second Days Proceedings.

The Court met at half-past 10 o clock.
Present all the officers thereof.
Defendant appeared with his counsel Hon
Jonathan W Gordon and Hon. Martin NJ Kay
and entered protest against the jurisdiction
the court.
After the reading Of the protest. the Court al
jouned until this friday morning at half-pas
10 O'Clock
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23

SANITARY FAIR-The Bohemian glaSs-bower
donates the entire sales of that day to the SAM
itary Fair; will also give magnificent present
enclosed in beautiful glass case, to the person
purchasing the largest number of tickets. Tick
cts for sale at 4. NJ. Benham & Co.'S Music
Store Admission 25 cents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23

The drawing in Marion county was continued
yesterday. in the following counties by town
ships. The names drawn will be found be-
low. The names in the first column are the
number required by the quota-those in the
second column are The 100 per cent. extra to 6l
up Deficiencies
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23
1vBaras as the convulsing Aminidab Sleek.

IMadame English gives the entire day s
proceeds of the Indiana State Museum, on Sat
urday next. TO the State Fair Sanitary Commits
sion. Our citizens at home and visiting US will
no doubt testify their appreciation of this noble
liberality Of Madame English BY visiting the
Museum that day, and on other days there
after
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23

OLieut. Col. W. W. Darnell, OF the glo-
rious llth Indiana, o regiment and a command
er that have been in the war since it commenced,
left last night for the army Of the Shenandoah,
commanded by the gallant Sheridan.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23

al 600 REwARD-The above reward will be
Given to any person xho can furnish a prescrip-
tion for coughs, colds whooping -cOugh, asthma.
aud consumption. which IL equal To DIR Strlck-
lands Mellihuous Cough Balsam. This oalsam
will cure the shove complaints. also splitting OF
blood and night sweAls. One hitS cent bottle
!. sufficient for any one to try The worst cases
Of chronic cough. asthma, whooping cough and
pria,ar, cases OF consumption are cured by DR.
strickland's Mellifuous Cough Balsam. Ii can
be had at auy druggists. Ii Is different from
any other cough medicine We have known 10
this country. u
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23

- Mr. Robert Bowers has beer engaged by
A Lintz at No. 80 West Washington street, and
they taking the lead in manufacturing fash
ionable boots and shoes Try Bowers If you
want neat ft or just what you order
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23

D-Wepearn that Mr.. John Bussey. the late
proprietor of the Palmer House. has purchased
the well-known restaurant of Louis Lang and
will endeavor to suit the most fastidious epicure.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23

THE DRAFr.-Counties or townships desiring
to escape the draft will do well to call at No.
321 South Illinois street, up stairs. Substitutes
are not furnished but volunteers are.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23

sE- DR. Kline. No 203 West Fourth street,
Cincinnati, Ohio. the most successful operator
upon Cancer in the world. will be indianapolis,
At the Palmer House, Room 30 October 9th and
eth. IL tVct'th
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23

~Professor Jukes, of the Indiana State Mu-
scum, Madame English proprietress, gives the
Ing. on Saturday next, to the Indiana Sanitary
Commission.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23

l3-Go to Redmond & McNamara's, No. 20
South Illinois street. for choice family groceries
and pure wines and liquors. Baltimore fresh
oysters received daily No. %.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23

~In compliance with orders from Gen. Laz
Noble, Col. Mank left yesterday for Evansville
to arrange rendezvous for the German regi
ment-the 32d.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23

O-A negro regiment, full twelve hundred
strong. from beyond the Ohio, passed through
the city yesterday on their way to Johnson's Is
land, to guard rebel prisoners there.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23

UHenry A Reed of Co. ID, l4th Indiana
can get his discharge papers by calling at the
Palmer House, where they were found on
Wednesday.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23

Masonic A special meeting OF Ancient Land
MARKS will he held this evening friday at half
past O'Clock. for work in third degree.
JOIN J Parsons, Sec'y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23

UIThe hotels are crowded to their full capac-
ity of ordinary business, but they are making
every arrangement to provide for the coming
fair and will do IL.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23
FOR SALE OR TRADE.

TWP HOTEL PBOPERTY on THE CORNER OF
i Delaware and SOnth streets, in indianapolis con-
tanning 40 Situated well secure a thriving
business. Terms easy. Inquire OF
McKERNAN 4 PIERCE,
Spite -d2m Real Estate Agents.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23

Ron Ror TO be had Of Baker & McIvers
only. 23-2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23

D-Let everybody, large and small, visit tn
Museum on Saturday Tickets for sale at Isaa
Davis Hat Store.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23

Quota :. No. drawn Ia.
Levi L Clark Francis NJ Lienbery
VIM Johnson Jasper Harrison
Calvin WestmoreIsud John NJ Campbell
Preston X Elmore Solomon Dorsett
John W Homer James Greenlee
Robert Harlan James Whitlow
Obadiah Fry Allen McCOllum
JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP
Quota T. No drawn Ia
Wm X Lppard Siatlin 0serton
Bennett + Clark Robert Foster
VIM Cox George W Mckinley
Joseph J Hinson virginius Harrison
Hezekah Carpenter Herr, Shane
Solomon league Elijah Percyfeld
VIM McIntness Wm y Foster
BAKER TOWNSHIP
Quota - No drawn 81
Joel T Brown Isaac Andrews
George W Runnels Nathan Farr
George Taylor Wm Nandergritt
Vim LOler Abraham Weaver
John c Wilson Rober, d Miller
Thomas Jackson Henry ID Steward
Vim Hovieous Jesse B Burpel
James 2 Russell JoneOus Brawder
Joel Williams Daniel Mcdaniel
James l. Baker Francis g Brown
VIM j Burlington Isaac B Flener
Henry W Miller Zachariah Miller
MONROE TOWNSHIP,
No. of quota ii No. drawn %.
James HagIewocd Henry Rusbton
David Harper Sidney H johnson
Edward X Hobson Phillip Pray
Isaac Painter VIM Hunt
Columbus johnson Addison LindIey
VIM Null Josiah Fox
David Phillips Euos Lambert
Wm NJ Bray David Johnson
Lindley McCracken Ashley johnson
Isaac Henshaw Joseph Z Turner
Madison o Pearcs Baxter K Chambers
VIM Berry Owen G Williams
Edwin TAYLOR Geo Hubbard
Thomas c Done Samuel VI Trogden
RAY TOWNSHIP.
No of quota 80 No drawn 70
Noah Baltimore VIM Mannon
JAS A Creach Noah Bowman
Jasper Edward Thomas A GUY
James G Ryne Thos b Stergeon
Vim Wilson Abraham Stirwait
Joseph Laposey Andrew J Buckheart
Isaac Easter Grisum Russell
Enesey Sink Ruel Beverly
Lawrence Leonard James White
Aaron X Carries Hiram Ground
Alfred Pierson Edwin Baldwin
Jesse Shoemaker Nathan NJ Dawson
Thomas Baldwin Thos Dunnigan
John w Dunnigan James Stockwel
Jesse Spain Chas W Vicray
Levi Nashel Newton Young
VIM. Secret Noah BOlan
Thomas Laposey VIM Anderson
ThOs G Puttorf Jefferson Miller
Geo W Easter Sohn Siirwalt
Thos Gurest Benjamin Applegate
Henry Carpenter Henson Baldwin
Wiley Russell VIM R Hancock
John Bowman Clark Mclaughlin
Harrison Trobrdge Charlton Shular
VIM Whitaker John Crosby
Franklin Marsh Able Bowman
Michael Harr Benjamin Stephens
Geo II Whitaker Samuel Baldwin
Henry GOss Jacob Roland
Sandford Pruett Jasper Newton
John Scott John " Hancock
Geo W Haines James NJ StOckwell
Peter Wingler Alexander Boum
Anderson Carpenter Archibald Hartsock
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23

sB- Remember the soldier by going to the Mu-
scum on Saturday.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23

r4-Farewell benefit of Miss sallie ST. Clair
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23

~Don't fail to go to the Museum on Satur-
day Tickets IS cents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23

~Admission to the Museum only rs cents
on Saturday
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23

~Rcmember that the soldiers get the benefit
of the Museum on Saturday Tickets for sale al
w. p. Bingham & Co.'S.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23

rx-AIarge room. 20 by 80 feet. well lighted
in the third story of the peS sent'nei building: Is
Co. rent sepils DIFF
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23
lNSuR RANCE.

7 p. SCOTT, AGENT FOR BoNE LIFE ISsUR-
u snce Company. and sinnissppi Fire. 0foe First
Building south Of Post Once. Isns39s4-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23

FARMS FOR SALE.-We have FOR sale number
OF fine farms in the immediate vicinity of this
CITY tor sale at reasonable prices
WILEY MARTIN.
l6lw Real Estate Agents.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23
PAINTING.

~ LONG. NO EAST NEW YORK STREET, OP-
II POsIfE University Square, Is prepared TO do all
kind OF House and sgn Painting, Gralnng and Glazing
on short notice and in the very best style. Persons
wanting ~erk In his line are requested to give him
call. decs-dty
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23
rxrox TOWNSHIP ooxrrxrKn.

Lawson D Robinson RI Pearce
5 G REYNOLDS John NJ RAIDER
Oscar II. Hull Joshua Scott
Samuel n Elliott John Stalker
John Shafer James L Dawson
Darius Leschman Benjamin Raney
James Beard John Bailey
Jesse Vealev Reuben VI Scott
James A Caldwell James W Thompson
Moses Fieaudt John Sharp
VIM Smith Moses Wilson
Thomas J Pig James Simmons
Henry Leak James Baueh
Frank Sharp VIM J Peaks
John Osborn Wm Adams
Samuel p Scott Vim Hines
John Montgomery John I Josephs
Jesse Baker VIM B Buzzird
Vim Clark Thomas Ltnders
LfScoLN TOWNSHIP
No. of quota l3 NJ drawn %
Vim Hylton Jesse COpe
Lemuel Wells John HuddestOn
John Beaver James Williams
Francis NJ WATSON Hannibal Il Burns
Daniel ID Brown Benz min o Davidson
Samuel ; Aldridge James GAY
Vim Hughes Washington Brown
Thomas Caress TheophiIas II Barlow
Mark Il Hallett James r hurry
Frank Bowles Vim Patterson
Calvin Lowder John Smith
Francis Gamble Jas L Webber
VIM Ayers Vim Hill Brown
CLAY TOWNSHIP
Quota 25 No drawn so
Cornelius Green James Harlan
Nicajah Jones Vim W Turner
Moses Stanley Ahmaz Kendall
William 5 Burbo Harlan Carter
Timsn Hadley Jonathan Hocket
Addison Coffin Isaac Wise
John b Sherer Enoch VI Woody
Eli Marshall Josiah Person
John Ford Brazleton Hodson
David Hsdey John r Allen
Addison Dixson Robert Morrcsl
George Hardwick Joseph Nelson
John Dxson Calvin ). Tomlinson
VIM Conquest VIM Mason
Jesse B Hodson VIM Thomas
Isaac @ Hockett Matthias Masters
Abel Stanley Enoch Harlan
Jabez Stanley Levi A Phillips
Francis Stewart Ashley Crews
Evan Estes Vim Lsby
VIM Sacre Martin VI Jester
Calvin Dixon Milton Garter
Thomas B Adams Enos Hadley
John Thompson Hamilton Karnev
Jonathan Crow Andrew Marshall
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23
WAN e p.

XNTASTED-By a good Sesmstress work By the
w week. Apply Al The residenes q ". 3. Beek.
81 South Delaware street, for one week
septl2-dat
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23

DGrand Laughing night at the Theater
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23
WAN TE D.

"1ASrED-Six Girls TO do General HOusework IL :
w private family. Apply Immediately At No
Naryl land street. PALMER FORD.
seDc12-dff
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23

Quota 80 Drawn Go
stephen Z Hyatt
Alfred Gordon
Thomas J Leak
james Shockiey
" N b Moon
Marion Stewart
Alexander B Bradshaw ,
Washington Hampton
Coleman Smith
W m ; Abney
" m & Baugh
James II Bursott
Charles keeney
" m Stalker
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-09-24
s.LNkkAl. ~tlE,tlNAS.
Sgcues NJ AtInnta.

1sr capture o' Atlanta haa asofled to General
Sbornans army nvih nD'd,J opportunity, which
bcinR In proved, for r~st and recureratop Tnsrc
q singular absence oI bitterness aud luminosity
between the tuiou aud Confederate soldiers Al
tact, her ~ old friends than ss foes tha, bad
b-cu lately contendn2 in deadly combat And
seen cd " TAX u uor fights as veterans OF tie
Hane company or regiment. Tbs i'clM. vas ala,
manifested b. ,hc ,nhsfu.n,s 10 a greater decree
thvu in any o,het large city tbs, hss fallen into our
possesson Wien the rwen,.e,h Corp frs, entered
Atlanta, they manifested the urno9t esgerncss 20
obtain pcgsoh'.on Il the tobacco which wns
h,lud there. snd for which they aprent D. have
ycsr'i with moro tnau ,hr longing of the children
Of i'rasi im the fesh-rots u Egypt spue "N-
c'Nr5 were committed 'y our non, ami s,n NOR
bv the CoAiSiera'e strwglcrs md camp follower,
who re'uanei IA tie city, AMI seemed /, manifest
uo scruilc wha'eycr m Iunderiug The peop, WHOM,
they were sent 90 pr,tcct General siocgm gp-
po,uie,i ~ y.s. Marshal and post copn,andnnt a.
sr,cl.ly a. possible, and n few hours complete
order wis restored Every ait,nrt At ds'uruanc''
vss promptly checked, and me, sever" ppns
tutnt IL, cli,tels in a sl,ur, time, eno; eI more
security aud p'ot.c, IN than they hal k1 wn -
months. II ,ppcssI lit after H." uar body Il t.
rebel array had .'s the ely ieg gu.nt oi cavalry
teliui vp detached by Gen. iIond I" net - ~ -
ui4ncsA aud q -os oGI niy4l-s. This ',c i.I-
rnedla,cly so ~ r'uuv'r'n,, aud committed the
gr"s4.~ outrage ri.i ,..!r'"o upon the iphah-
tsuts IIuusrs Wc.e bunot, aul lcppir "Ao rr.
fused tu comply wnh hcr icmalAs i,r money lud
lq'lo. Y"fc b,4.eu --f abused,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-09-24
tIslR ~. GRANT.
snccr'siul Rebel Huel.

Udsh.gio'r S.4t. .-.pas'enpr.yH by the mAr
hoa, to-day rcpr' lhm va Friday large number
of rolcl lr' iu,dv rG.d oar reserve cattle
leu, oppe ',e a. rria I's IJnding. anu succeeded
", cutting of the cn,t pumhc., abou, twcnty.'ve
hunhri hrl itr "ufrj t.'..ng care Of ihry-
ci'lic Dns - i.tr r,Ars,lyau.a rsgarv -.abog,
%" Wrn---'0d, OFF r.gN, md 40, m.c mph ne.
-,eloe aga. ., -o'N hra9S iody u. ia. enemy
Usad} }Ia'eSy az ''s Arwg of me = tonne,
Sp, ld i.r ".uE GI'a,''. H., the rclcl ,asaIy
.N .rs'rui.Y mmnnl, U- most ohrin.
u.,r, ,'d f,ma to have Nrc' l,nri' ly s'r. rssiu,
4 q so '''.pr l5cc r.,.-s',d col '.Irr bt~ades ~
.Hyaty v a. '','.l yttrA o. gr'iiiolv The ma
body reached thl vicinity o. The cstt'e herd
H.tln's ;seu, ursl Co. 1.us vpnt Just before day
h,',, yr1r tne r,a,l4i 'r engaged or cavsllv
y rc,r .'ur r,ui!,, lHe rom Rcsu,'s sta.lou,
c.r,. li..., ~, ... d,.g.p, o'berslsck This Wa.
,aoc m -r,~. ~. ,ir-a'. az Of the m,in rchel
column J. 'u. yat male = short u,ne hefo,r
dapU- 90, w,r', t'o yI,rd were mostly abed w,
h..-.rl .u.., rer, - rpor,el 70 h.vs been .,,-
tur,o m.,!. It tho i3Sh Pcnnsylyuns cav,hy
Tae F.rss p.sIies oi Columbia cavalry, On dat,
n'lr tg .'pu ri'nckei tie rebels, tut they oer,
IN sa,h -ron. iorcs I'm, our mon had TO fsll back,
s.i''r'u, a l,s' Q! ~otne iwo hundred and atty.
H2G!iH i9 Ils. RJ9s,l
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-09-24
The Esiirpniicr Foley. speech ~ Rev.
Ur. Nrr,hinritgr.

1hc 'o'lr w. es,nc' '-,n, oainl's cn speech ID
i,of Of ". Ln.ou. doli,,feJ On N lndsy lsst a,
LcNustc, ~. hy the c"lcbTch Dr l'reckiu'
,idya iuss 500 c,pc'id interest Il the pe-e,,
tue, ~ y'"w ~ Gr,. @rnan'h order for the 10.
a.,Sal o' itc entire ppn'ai.un % A,'sn'a to tho
North or Scout, ns uci may determine:
Iiu,'eutp, % here O. th'uI two years ugo, Zoe
which va houir'l ~ q er,on'si, rnd l
no'ntsr. IN" iha lllt.e Lrs'. ih'n 1csuditaie
tor Con. rr.a. was nlso charged with the SAINT
thu,. II" rtrl'Nl that his nrcuscrs were mistaken,
10 was no ,Ur'ciouisi, lat an eyiitpaiionisi
O'hecrgl Ali th,q - 'hc iruc dOctrine 10 90 on
lhii thing q, revolt, is.un, uy rebellion, wba,-
cvcr 4 utv le, russ /" cyt rIuinuted root ana
l-nroh. Il ?. nj nr'cs tnry that every man should
he l,''lrJ, Iui the tch.ruua 'p'ru must lie crushen
olt AMI tc'u1vcd ~ giis hes the ony safety Of
t",oIn'r Li"rulu ha1 proy,i that this In 10
docr.ne. hs hxrd p'mp~', snl we dtA't
Know 'nN suy nov man could he trusted ia
this pect A. .or mysclf will forgive hu,
tcu lnL iJId thinss he VII 20 stra .gh. niony
Wi 40 u will forgive the misiecis
ii Hll his pci,y oihcers hero and elsewhere, leys
grro .,s ~ .u,l Ana rs 10 these, al tho iault
have To- md ., TIA, muis a'tou,d have been arres.-
ci 'han were. and many . th"r that were nrrcs..
el wr-r ST ., hJ"tty 100 soon. II IL ,he idea VI
ruu.c rel onnH that tho n"~i Ot evidence Of Goi's
goo lcs9 d, ,rs! Mter beginning 30 punish M, slu
ncr he lots sim oi ~ soon NJ he rcueris But 4.
coin be.(uJ 10 punish the Trbc hpus rp sluisL AnJ
then les them 20 toore there any sign of sslu.
Inc conversion. TO- jos great error, and liove.
to IN. that he dom. love them ~ he had ought ,u
U.sught.r and cho,is, wv mother used 10 syitcii
mr ulu. ! WIS content H. kiss toe switch, ,ausL.
icr,l and the rcl cll uus, he pui,lshci rutl tie,
chccrfliv yield ~ me y ,w,.u Hnd kindly autho e.
Nv nFaus. which tlc' lchrlGi. II 70 u dreadful
r,tn.dy, Gult Dut when unccrtal. .eu II must be
,aTr.ri cu' or worse cDu1VINcuccS VIII follow u.
l. nrpn ought ,n hr r.."irsiri iOr mo reaaouq iba
the ,ulcrcs oi iho nuou require IL, and his ser.
Yrts dr.ug he past iuIl yeas lie osl.i 1t ss re-
con uii 81 Hhat be- his done | know Mr. l. >.
col ycil and Il am NY Judge ot human putu 9
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-09-24

Wu,hiaqtoa, Scpt so -GrIhrmcn who have M
r'"' Lore ir.m u,.ersl''s0, Ni, state that on
SUNDAY the re- .la under MaCAra aud su1 John.
son, advanced from rmku's Ill ani attacked
A'erl at Mlr''nslu;r The latter after spirited
rc.s'anc', Cc'l lck - narrsv! !lc a shor, distance
from fsllng Water, or ,hs VII, mia eide of the
rive, where hc took s.on. Daring sunday
NJ sas A,or.i received r"iu'',anrnts' auo ye'tes-
day murr'ng advanced 'ilu-t the rchcl and drove
then buck To- Riuker u ~, AMI rsccrpet Martins
bur,'h On sunday sbody "i d.Snp1uted cavalry
was dispatched fr,n the camp at h'.er-t'wu To
w.!l'alnsp.rt, whore they ,ar., At INC "r'I ~
counts, guarding size Io.l, u t-c r,r..
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-09-24

The Richmond rv,NSEr Of Monday la.l ,sko.
hc following ,iow of tho military situation;
Tho enemy cannot sol Richmond except tlirourh
The -smc hlunder which surrendered lenucfsSr.
Nurth Gcnrs q and Atlanta. lhoy are ,uiIvsnir.l-
~ ,a Grant AID Wc should concentrate on ls'r.
Al that - 'or ne present needed iu t.c'i-4 in q
commanding General capahl. oi .ecurrg n. GOVT
drucc ot the army and . pie there. Il il not mere
" q. man Who VJl charge hayUlrts sui rush boldly
upon earth works that is wanted VA &c rli,. IN
one who hts alSo enough strategy b. nNod lr.H-
uicfed put o viial p,~unon without respectable
h'ht. The want In Grryin w commander ~ inc,.l
and Al proved reputation but IN Iitgns The lrc,l
want is mcr, frr WE supplied with comm anGrf
NJ = ,silivc results can now tr ,Spcc,", from
| the Western capps IN. Tie determination OF The
nye'rrsts aud the results oG Nin iutcrfrrsnc" hHv,
been deplorabe. that the country has ccqs"'l 70
/ e,p'ct snyu'ug o"ii-vr ~ ue West. L. viii hc
/ content hereafter II tn" army there shall ola -
| own n Ia In Virginia hst the dec sivc oicl uiur
% the war are to take place. Tho isis are made
up here, and the conteFt will IL decided by L. AM
| tie Army of Northern GC1rsis II we mai, sure
| Il the Issue "a this tN.atrc. we secure u foI the
/ whole C'nh'icr.ry. We cBunot, thcreiur., afpud
| T. run any rsk- IN this quarter single division
~ the army, p1ssiilv single brigade ~ regiment
uut II piiue p Virginia, may cause the loss ri -
,tCsi battle TIE danger vi the Conelcrcey Il not
Il m ~, -mnu 4 ~ not from Grant Il " not nom
The -hrctv of uonps. but 10 FROM that intatiatinn,
from that evil genius oi cnuse. that persists IN
dividing armies the OF imi-lrtau, sd
derisiv We cngSgemsDis.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-09-24
sassrds,. sept. ~.
GENERAL GRANT.
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