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LAND SALES.
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FoRTHE SALE OF vALUARLELANDs IN THE
LATE WINNEBAGO INDIAN RESEhVATtoN
IN MINNESOTA,

IN MINNESOTA
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P00TS AND SHOES
ID TO SUIT TIL TIMES
We ale now manufacturing all kinds Of BOOTS
ana a. SHOES and censtanly RECEIVING sup nfa1
ton, made expressly to order, and will BEL II
sold at much lower price than has BEEN -
heretofore charged in this city for much inferior
Persons in want of BOOTS and SHOES Of Eastern
or City made work, will always find good assort-
ment in store and ct the lowest prices. Give US
call GRIFFIN L BROTHER,
ap5-tf 314 Penn. avenue,
= mn Donurup rNO mn nO--, -
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Cruise OF tag Admiral.

~ews PROM hLoSg run cbAJr
3y the latest arrival from Fort Royal intelligence hsa
heen received Of the arrival there tho evening Of
2in instant OF the United states steamship Admiral
Actiog Youutser L,sutcpcnt WIN. y. eaton commanding
Tho Adm ~ Nov York on tho evening Of the Goth
instant wits 10 mails, supnitcs. aud drsf, OF nearly
two hundred and fy blue jackets FOR tho west Gulf
boetadpg squadron, under Tie command Of Rear Adm.
raj Farrseu liz obedience 70 orders received from
Navy Department the Admiral touched si the Delaware
Bfcaswstcr ard ouud there tue army transport Cros
cont, with some sx hundred rebel officers ard On
Erars n two husived or our irosps which rcssci
bad arrived an hour befose.,rom Philadelphia
The ADMIRAL st three n NJ On ire 2ist sft With tbs
Crescent under her cossoy bound 20 Hilton Head. On
the eight o. the 30 The Admiral exchanged signals With
the untod Statss ste ,m frIgate Wabash, out for q
crulse, apt shortfy tn,rwardB spoke the United
states Runoost FLAW ~ this time the Creacent
was observed hv1 rg the shore OF Cape Roman TOO
closely and sBnry made by The Admiral Tor her 10
keep further out shortly Afterwards, the Crescent bsng
seen ashore t~ Admiral was stopped and at daylight
steanship hirs6, IieGtensnt Commander Alexander
Crossmsu ec vcsse found cruising In the cuity.
Before rss chng the transport her wheels observed
10 motiop and IN short TIME abe standing out,
having sotkod herseI on With no ujury 10 herself The
rebel fcers board the Crescent are We underssnd
10 be placed under IRE ~ Charleston.
Va the morning OF tho 2sb, tho Admiral having seen
Yer charge safe 10 Port Roys LEFT for the Wea' "u'
! bio gkadnG squadron.
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Az the Mcclellan enthusiasm goes moving along
through the whole city tho Generals friends arc
showing that they not satisfied with sho utug
for him They want solid work. Several clubs
are now being organized in various parts Of tho city
support his nomination Ono OF these Ia "The White
Boys Club, IN organization having extensive ramidca
tions. These clubs arc The principle OF the old
"Wde Awake" societies, the members having seiscd
upon the republican stick TO break the republican head
IL IL said that those organizations 10 spread
the country. The name 10 popular one, and will 10
initiated everywhere. The motto OF the clubs is
''Ihis 10 white mans country, founded on q white
basis for white men" There Preparations being
made 10 the various Wards for tho appearance public
OF thcee organizations with thor bsdecs other para.
phern,fia The "olubs" TO be Of respectable and
pea eiu character seeking only Go resolye questions
through tho agency of the ballot tox
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The supervisors Committee uot~ Itbsianiug their 81
forts 10 OBJ hn credit from tie War department f3r Che
sailors and marines enlisted ri this por 90 relax thor
efforts 10 procure vourecre. krowirr wei itat an ev
cesgcs quota 70 be credited 10 tIura calls
should any Nc made Tic srbttuie busness q active
AID IN my ces arc made duty ron Mr.. Bl0t 10y 0n g0us
paroles u deposit ltc Banis that sGbsitalca may
be procured.
There IS n Information yo from lha repaytment 10
regard to what course wfN te hGattsd reseect.
lug The naval recruits, which the committee cispa,
Justly We think, belong ~ our quota, aid sHo1d
be 20 credited The ccmrnfieo heve been very
distrors for many weeks 10 rcfereuec 10 IN matter
have Obtained most formidable lst Of tho names Or
such recruits July auhe1tc,led and you'd he seapgo
fndeed VI too War lie artnent or the pCesdeat s8ord
decline "a give 10 New York cretit ior them They are
who entered The service for this city and Brooklyn
and we are inst IS mach entitled Il have them passel
a. the credit the qp0tp CT these cities cny sol
der who cnl,sH Such, too, Is The law passed by the
late congress such also the decision OF The govern
in reference TO similar ia phade phia New.
port, Gloucester &C., and II 10 not possible that will
now rcfvsc N receive these quota because
the point would be favorable New York The govern.
mcnt must give vs credit FOR the sailors.
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The Press Despatch.

HnApouARrgRs, SHRRIDAS's ARMY, August 80, 1854
The position OF army since my letter yesterday
remains unchanged.
There a very spirited cavalry fight yesterday ~
smith6eld, or IL is sometimes called, Middle Way.
about mica from Charlestown which proved that
the enemy had not retreated up the valley.
General Cusers brigade OF cavalry with Captain Ran.
som's battery OF artillery, moved the ops
guam about mile beyond Smitnnrid for the purpose Of
making Reconnaissance towards Bunker Hill They
had proceeded about mile when they on the one
my's skirmtsh line
portion OF Genera, Custer's command were dis
mounted ssnt engage them skrmshng lated untn
eleven O'Clock when Custer obliged TO retire across
the Opequan, where be reinforced by two brgades
cavalry, when sbrmshina renewed with Increased
vgor.
Tue enemy now sent two brigades OF Dfaatry across
the opequap, with view OF ouaapking and cutting
on retreat smhhneid Ia this they foiled,
for General Merritt discovering hcrnteutiop, retired -
Smithneld before they could accomplish their desgus.
Heavy diminishing kept OPP all the time
retreatiug, aud we inflicted considerable less the
enemy, took advantage or every commanding
position and from behind every TO pick on tnsE
advancing lines
III the meantime General Sheridan had ordered ceuerS
RICKETTS, division Of infantry, OF tho sixth corps, pro
coed towards smthneld and supper, the cavalry. The
nfsutry reached point two miles this side Of Smthasd
1T i've O'Clock r. H., whom they formed junction WITH
the cavalry, which bad gradually facn back TO that
point. contrasting ovcry inch Of the ground.
The two united assumed the offensive. Gea
Ricketts, depioyed brigade OF his command a. skv
mishers, and sent them In advance u our cavalry.
AZ the enemy discovered that they lad infantry
contend with tboy rapidly withdrew, crossing the ops
Juan about ak O'Clock
Our orcss pushed Thorn very closely scd captured 90 ne
prisoners.
Our oes 10 tho whole AFFAIR, insiudng killed ana
wounded will not exceed one hundred while thats The
enemy must have been much greater. we had .ue sd
vantage Of position.
Among the killed. Or. Rusor, Medical D' rector
tbs staa Of General Torbet RE riding. along tee
ssrmsh Inns in company With General Tor ard Capt
Bailey when he shot BY rebel sbsr rshooter vbs
was sone moments rreycuslv discover "a by Captain
Bailey TO he paying pss,cul attention. 20 the Genera
aud staif
The reconnaissance yesterday Developed tina Tact be
ybpd doubt that the eueny attn hsvs-a he.vy force Ia
or front aud Il s believed that sheyure concentrating
a. Buu.eg NM Clouds OF dust weres oi-t1ctly sees zee
erday arising from road be, Sccr auoger nm ant
wnobe.ter 10 be CEASED sbe opemys Wagon
tram gong up the valley.
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A PREDICTION VERIFIED Only q few days
ego we predicted that Wade and Water Davis,
Bryant and Greeley Chase and Barney, Opdyhe
and Wendell Phillips, Weed and Foraey, aud all
Tue other republican soreheads would soon be
shouting their loudest for Lincoln and contri-
butlng towards bis success. Our prediction
Las been verified sooner than we expected.
Already the Tribune, the Times, The Post aud
the Philadelphia Press have come out for Lin
coin, and il will not be long before all the
other republican soreheads will be clamorous
for Old Abe
IN the fermer article 20 which we refer We
said tust the tricksters and trimmers, braggarts
and BURNERS, tumblers end typesetlers, poets
and poctaslers, shoddyites and niger worship
pers Of the republican party we're oaly making
their little bargains and would soon return 10
Lincoln again Those bargains must have
been made lately, aad we wonder wha. they
are Al any rate, II Is satisfaction TO us TO
have this new evidence CT our thorough know
ledge Of the motives OF politicians. II there
bad been any sense or any consistency In The
republican sorcheads they would have gone
for Fremont, or called new convention Of
Buffalo. But IL shows that they are corrupt
all the wa through TO 20 10 Lincoln row
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MIR. Charles II. Farrelrs Dss patch.
HARrsRs FERRY, August go 1894

xBs nEssLs MAKING A STRENGTH.
Early this morning orders issued that no supply
trains su,ler wagons DO permitted 70 60 from thss
point to tho army near Cbarestown. At eleven P. "
the army drawn up in line Of battle. The enemy
visible in the direction Of SmthGeld, and battle
was imminent 1t appears that the rebel general made
fent from before General Sheridan's works shb
place, in order to give battle on . fair field
A HEAVY RATTLE ANrIoIrATsD.
A general we'll posted informed your correspondent
that he believed that great battle would be fought
Rapers Ferry and that the rebels have not rsnqushsd
their idea Of invasion OF Pennsy and Maryland
Tho wagon trains ordered TO the front yesterday -
Charestown returned to day without unloading their
freight.
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

Advertisements for the WRfELr HERALD be hand.
Cd in before ten O'Clock every Wednesday evening It's
circulation among the enterprsug mechanics, farmers
merchants manufacturerSand gentlemen throughout the
country is increasing very rapidly Advertisements in.
serted in the WEEKLY HERALD will thus be by large
portion OF the active and energetic people the United
states
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE


Thu FIJI St0t0 EI0CtIOW1s
Tho following States will hold their annual elections
fore the contest for the Presidency takes place.
the result Of shose elections will tend to indicate tn
state OF pari,s sud In great to foreshadow
the hasl acton o. the people III the following November
the question: q sh- Chief Magssrasy Of tho nation
the retss ell be looked for this year with unusuaa 10
tercst We give the vote 10 zach State tho two last
elections, tina, those most deeply Interested may make
their calculations and study ia advance their chances Of
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ohrrAD y = BncwSsoS, students Of 81. rr.ncs
xaviers aua'G s. Johns College, Fordham arc 70 meet
TINS ornv to take action concerning The death Of Toe
lste g'lp'a. end regretted Ceptala Brownson.
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BosroN, August 30, 1884
The mais per steamship Asia will AZ O'Clock
v. merrov wednesday, morniog; su. the steamer vii
not sail until about tes AN
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mr.. Theodore c. wilson's Despatch.
NEAR MARrNsBuRa, Va, August 30--A u.

NEAR MARrISsBuRo, Va. August, 3o-A l.
GENERAL oUsrER's MOVEMENTS.
General Custer yesterday crossed the 0pequan In The
direction OF Bunker Hill, but encounterng two div
sions OF Breckeorldges corps retir ed a. It was not ~
tended that no should bring general engagement
sIxra ooRPs GENERAL AvERiIL ENGAGED.
The Sixth corps yesterday attacked the enemy a. Ne
Opequap, when quite . lively engagement ensued
detachment Of General Averits command last night ~
tackled the enemy on the Gerardstown road and teck
some prisoners. General Averill Is to-day engaged 10
making recorposancss Of tho enemy's positions. rns
enemy has hs main in the nsghborbood Of BupkW
Hill this morning.
The iron.clad came downs&his morning iron
General Keleys command 70 the edge Of town st Ksr
tlnsburg.
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after having 80 bitterly denounced him The
republican party was always . mean, double
faced concern, however. and tho recusancy Of
the republican sorehsads 10 but . new evil
dence of this fact
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Quotas FILLED.

The city Of osweso aud the towns OF Serbia Rchsud
Sandy Creek and Hannibal IN 0swego county, Out q
the draft under the call Tor Eve hundred thousand men,
foil,
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Pennsylvania Politics.

RBADiNG, Ia, August 30, 1904
At tho Berks County Democratic Convention to-day
Honorable Sydonham K Ancona nominated for Con.
gress and f. NJ Cymef renomnatcd for state senator
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r. H u u p a + =
Volunteers TO be Accepted After tho 5th
or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from Assistant
Provost Marshal General Townsend.

PoronKrzrsir, " Y, August 80, 1874
The following has inst been received By Proves, Var.
shall Johnson, Of this district
Albany, August 30, 1861
The following " prcmulgstee for The guidance aa1 in
formation OF tho Provost bsrs has OF tnis division
Keep volunteering 10 much rs possible ascr the 5th
Of September and let be knovu that volunteers viii DO
counted the quota OF Toe present call up 10 the
practicable moment bctore the drafted accepted and
gent 10 rendezvous FREDERICK TOWNS M
AssiStsut Provost Marshal gencrx
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Engagement Of the sixth Corps and Avcrlli's
Cavalry With the Rebels.
Tne Enemy Driven Back With Cen
siderable Loss.
A Heavy Force Still Thought to
be Confronting Us,
Ar. N. DavidsOn's Dsspateh.
HEADQUARTERS, sixth Cosrs, August ~, 1874

",
sxyksx oqNFucr OF Ias c4.Arny
General Merrtts division, OF General Torberss cav
airy, was lighting Bradley Johusons cavalry ana oos
division Of Eary's infantry all day yesterday He
upon Johnsons command on Sunday, aud, the country
being open. the First and Second regulars mot
them by counter charge, os tho enemy
were charging down upon them. The collision OF tue
two columns fearful and there more sabre cut
ting than has beeu before during the war. Lieut.
Boyer Of the First regular cavalry was killed after show
ing the most remarkable prowess and skill
rebel officer who was taken prisoner said that hs
was satisfied now that be had ssou some real cavArE
fighting.
rHs RESULT
johnson driven from Charlestown through and bs
yond smithneld aud Mcrr,tt's division occupied The
town last night.
29ra
This morning the enemy brought division o. Infantry
against our cavalry and the fighting continued brIskiy
until about three ocock, when General Sheridan,
who had gone to the front. sent to General
Wright, OF the Sixth corps, for division OF his troops
He at directed General Rckes to advance with the
Third division. General Ricketts, made rapid march a
two mica more aad relieved General Torbersa
cavalry, who had fought most speadidy all day
Among the casualti 8 is DR., W. II, Rul,son, Neto&
Director the Cavalry corps who shot through thu
chest while riding with General Tofbert. He fell over,
simply excaaing "It is Of no use doing anything fos
me; am killed. and be died almost Immediately Hta
remains will be taken to his home at Mexico, oswege
county, New York, by Captain Theodore " Bean, Pro
yost Marshal of the First cavalry division
Lieutenant Hoyer, Of the First regulars, was killed
king sixth officer Of that regiment who has bess
killed during this campaign. Captain Hanley. Of the
Ninth New YORK. was mortallY wounded Lieutenans-
Alfred Of the First New York, wounded. First ss<
gelnt VIM Scott OF wilston's battery, was killed
Ricketts, division advanced nearly mile before D
found the eoemys ne Then skirmish snsued Of about
Ave minutes ana the enemy fell back Tor the night.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING,

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BoWERY THEATRE Bowery.-SiGEEr or Krsa SOLO
Aok-BAsKAHST BKLLE-SAFcruaRY.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-17
Iron .ua,,sfeS and Crates

Also Marble Nantes Of uperior quality Our stock oi
Hat Racks Garden Seats. Vases &C., mprSes the neat
est and best patterns 81 Eastern Manufacture. All kinds
Of ssrua an, a Orf<s be proc Ired
through Us al Eastern prlCeS.
Our stocs has en- carefully selected, and most all
tcles are procured the largest Eastern Factories
direct We re hereby enabled mpete in prices and
quality Of gods With any House N the West.
no,5-dly VGGlI.E NETZ6ER.