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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25

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Ths feat was hsn rss = sns 81
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-02-27

HEMrE1scEHcE what pleasant thing It / II
~e daS'"rSed By he 10 '"winG language trom yuur bet
Ter bal after dinner white you are en4esvori,g 10 en-
'T Yourself with Newspaper and fragraat CHAR;
my Dear wish before gu return to your hu,inA..
V@ y"n would bring up Few arnful stS wmsI ben
sa&s the tub d vi TO The eu,pers n :. aud he. a
Aocp out on II; then hurt up draraan AID pe, him,
10 hsSf bs rel Of soft wafer from We river; III
ever TO Stewart Haas, or to King Nave. hes.,d A
CO . and ess supply Of sasAr and rs the, % T.,
shs diderens s4ore In tuww and kee, bu,,,,v -,
1"'' you WIG HAae eggs Thea tax" 'hA She ~ Mr.
Ee''eS sho have II repaired; amt then # yon have
"MS yon may hri Z In a pail Of water: and Aef.,s
you get up fr" Your chair il you have handkerchief
In T'uF pocket pa wIu be 20 good as to vine tia,
<hiId's nose ~
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-02-27

E~we eaT the stAenti n - the prb'Ie ~ the pr 70
specfns nf n" Council Hmm Norpa, eli IN an the
he"nFpn NJ tsi* paper THE p pretnrs are now J..
tng NaaRy fr-Wr ekts snd weekly edirinn The Non
paFeSdt ne bert JoaTna pub I>h"i I, wes,er, iowa
Its fncufteS for giving 4he PM the ps nows are
uasQUSed-anh its rF0Pr ief"r> I'D IN The nj u,
'-'"e< s Az" been thar d" and knrw whereof we
Fpess n Won n h ep ~, rod IN AZ th,Ocs mt
On the S're-snh'ertb" for he EoHpaien Phac, -
AdSsS County Register
only Yesterday IN referring TO that 'heayv' nuhi-
cation, the SD Union. we mentioned the REGISTER
90 one Of those K failing pa >h oar o. vec u.
1--WE, hadn't ought to doreit" wetakru all back
S"An""n and express "ur eternal, everlasting big .
ions to YOU FIR the kinl 'rds ssv 4 Us. The
aforesaid organ in Fremont County i. the only paper o
which ~e'proposed ADVERTISE, US that ,UuIn', apd
4hS roGsa
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-02-27

subiect was finally referred No u eornrnit.
tee To naaIks ii report tItefeof.
Marshal sWrnngfo Issued ID fproclansa.
tion 10 gchleswigsFs saying that the civil
commissioners Oh Austria and Prussia
would assume administration OF the
Duchy ~ Schieswig, and not - has been
stated ofSchlsswig and Holsstine.
CHArrAsoooa. rab. lo.--EsebeI papers
contain the following: 7.@ s.s5f.s'7 Z
Charieston, l2.~-Dnr batteries Opened
all around on Morris Island for two honrz
this morning; the cannorading shoes
the houses In the city; the Yankee hAg.
staH 10 Wagner was shot away; only four
shells were fired on the city.
CHARLESTON, Feb. l3sh. The eneray
have Withdrawn his forces from Johnson
Island and are reported to have gene Oh
in the gs1nboats.
The Yankees on Morris Island are re-
pairing injuries to their batteries caused
by our shells.
MoBlLE, Feb. 18th adams attacked q
federal train near Decatur yesterday eg.
ening destroying 40 wagons and killing
the mules and drivers. Reinforcements
coming mp he was compelled to retire.
and was. unable to bear OFF any prisoners.
Our loss was six killed and wounded. O.
DALToS, Feb. II The. Yankee force
which landed at Jacksonville some days
ago penetrated into the interior to Bald
win. twenty miles from the coast. The
force is said to be 5000 strong. The
Montioy Mail censures Polk for permit
ting Sherman to proceed thus fer withost
attacking him. ...... 49, '.7@
Louisa, Ky. Feb. 19.-Coi Gallup sur.
prised Col. Furgdrson's command 81
Wayne county. Va. capturing 60 prison.
ers, including Furguson, 8 of his officers,
30 stand OF arms. large numbers of stolen
horses, all the rebel supplies, forage sub.
sistanee and ammunition.
Itwas Col. Furguson's command that
captured Gen. Scammon. .... ...
WASHINGTON. Feb. 19th.--The House
to-day passed the Senate resolution au-
thorizing the transfer from the army of
persons for the naval service.
Twenty-eight Of Mosby's men were cap
tnred today by d party of our cavalry at
Piedmont.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-02-27
GCosmrNIcA
p Pulmonary Cons umptiOn . Durable Disease l 1!
A CARD. =;
TO CONgUMPTIVES.
Il CARE

the undersigned having bee" restored 70 health in
90 weeks, BY q very simple remedy after having Sui
Tered severs years from severe lung affection. and
hat dread d 'e&se, c'asumptOn--is anxious to make
EuOwn I" bis fsIlsw-suEersrs the means Ot,curs.
Tp siiEho desire It, he will send prescription used
tres OF charge With tie dirsc"us for preparing and
ssing the same which taey VIII nnd svrerurs FOR
CoSsUMRraoN, AaTAMA. BRoNcHITis, CouGHs
coLps, &C.. The only osieetof the advertiser Ia to
benent the Afflicted. and spread information which he
cOues vesss b lnvaluabe and he hopes every suffer-
sr will try his remedy, a. 1t will cost them nothing.
and may prove blessing.
Parties Wishing the prescription Will peuss address
REv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg,
EinSS County,
p~@S M N AsYorR.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-02-27

THE fwEErX-SEc0Nn. Toe cetsh. atl n Of Yah.
nstons Birthday which supp sci w4> t, BE- .alv :.
social ds"ee turned "ut 10 have been nethiug .ex.
ira and the 0rig'nators ot IT are de,erv,nx If se.,
s'Sd". About O'Clock In The ane noon, q Nashus,
Saus vas Hred, ana large crowd aisem5 lei in R.p
hst' Haa 80 hear the add, ssses Bu iness detained
- some "lAe and The' We entered the Ha /, NJ
"'O0en"T had aamO>i ended the opening address. A,
ina s"sStueo0 Il bis rem Is. the crowd sung Rally
@Oana the Faas % wIsb ssrusstness which showed
sssE hearts ..kest aps to the mtaie It tia L.
A"es sHe sshgsnE came speeches frOm a. Smith aud
sSes1ee' s7d the sSser steady foIks'' were alJowet
- aAss rOOa F'r the more yOu.hiuI purtion o, The
aseianes who wAtrlsd H. Ia the mystic measures Of
soc mAzs FOHAd untsi there sms' A9srs ayour Ii
swsl ssmenishsd them tAat ps.haps their maum.s
. Nere sn2i0usi3 4waItius then. It vas o psea.an,
1izas, Ind ws'en3ossdtt mueaig .' .
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-02-27

50 g 9" SOu know that We MI have v4ry exalted
opsntn Of the psrrtoti IN = c1ua ii Blua,P Perhsp.
1t don't apsksm iieienc6 il ~ dr. -stI !, NAV
asanuaf 20 something Nheu We ksy sOr inc viuat opIn
ion IL BEE nine Eenesa' me rArrv Is be &, un IN
*"~AfSVehf neaf oar PaR1 alton tina t. mt CT ear
81 meafsste Ma One-yoo CAM fa axinsie ,ae -
whAss The matter ~rlh '4he sIufs's We her c,ti-
snersys hesvhl.t spirit 10 patriotic desire 10
&ssssaf tlS sanA ~ Ss.-i in ayal l,s,a Al 4au,
10" mas neen p We mad~ B II" matter Mayor
Palmer and Marsh field hsVe ca'ie NEE Ing rhi.
ssseiHs snd to'rSO' r. viz b, kiUvh jl.t VII 1t Kind
" Peop sahYe 'liviRx, far arc.nd here" We
TsAt 10 see every man Ia Town at Pa mer h Ross
A3i Is8 sTsnrSs "ThAt's what's The matter"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-02-27

DoMEsTIc Eoe~oMV-Eo housekS~per or ,ook 10
faIly prepared to enter sro"ess'a'y an her eultnarv
duties wi'hoat having the Chemical SGLerHfus IN
hand II relieves the mind Of much>of the care ard
anxiety experienced by skiTlfuI en- K Far sale BY
nassa merchants ard grcers Call for he genuine In
rSd papers and beware OF shs counterfeit put up Ia
greNa.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-02-27

h Jamss n. Clark. psy clerk n the Branch Mint
a Denver. and formerly book Keeper f'r the Rockv
Mevn'ain News Printing Co Ahscnn ed few nights
AGO, gith &se S0e In 20 d and zrRenha"ks We ere
riGht then In our oyinl"n 4 him weai~sv< III wight
Hs carried too much ,ye for h's honesty Never bet
% oae Of these shanghai SWELL"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-02-27
GooD CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT.
FOR SALE. :

A nTsTfEtERY VITA Tea Acres u Land, beswssn
n C0uncia Hug ahd tHgnshn.s : :. 10 -
r. AAS0s Ae AcFsa 81 1imhsn and ,Psaisse IaAA sww
miles west OF tGuBciI Bluff. - = -,
AlSnN so q els Residence xota in Auarsus azh-.
division TO ouIiclI Bluffs - =
ALSab Choice Lots In wtilians' fst addisioa w.
Council BiulFs, =" - - - y 90
A. 80, 1000 Ares Of cAoase Prairie saa T1sassw
,snas ~ woodbury. county situated In the vAlisy sa
the LATHE Sic III River, % miea Rass Of aioux City
Any OF the above property can be bought reasonable
on application 70 e 80 iSs7-r : HTE--sI
Jan To. 's4--atf =. ''"~
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-02-27

uSI 'Assltuue ptiAthn Gfibe HeAFt, iEck OF Rppe
ts distress after eating, torpid liver eousiIpstiOn
etc. deserve 70 suffer IL they Will not Try the cegsSra
red
Plantation Bftterts
authorities, and warranted producs ga tsaHe6tGsa
beneficial effect. They are exceedingly agreeable
perecliy pure, and must tapsreede all other tOEtc
where healthy. gontIe stinuGenils required.
They purify, str uEthen and inviaoraIs.
They create heaity appetite,
They are su'ido,s to change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen rhe system aud enliv~n the N, I'd
Thy prevent missnratIc and Intermittent feveFS.
They purify the rez and Aeidity Of The stomach,
ey cure Dyspepsfx aud Constipation
They cure Disr' hes, Cholera and 'holera NnrbuG
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They make the weak stroug. the Ianguid brilliant
and are exhausted natures great t"reT. They
composed Of the celebrated CsisyH bark wIntsrRreen
sassafrss. rrts and herbs, ali preserved in perfectly
pure ST. CrOix rum. For particulars circulars and
testimonials around each bottle.
Beware Of tmpos'ors. Examine every bottle. 50.
that has D. 8. Barnes signature private Gu
our Arm signature a fine steel plate engraving On
side label. See that hottie lie not realized with
spurious and deIeterious stuf. We defy any person
TO match the aste eharac OF goods Any per-
sn pretending TO sell Plsn'ation Bitter. by the gal.
ton orin bulk, - an impnstor. We sell only in cur
log cabin bottle. Any person initiating this bottle
selling any other matRrisl therein, whether called
Plantation Biiters not, ia criminal under the o. s.
Law, AMI will be SO prosecuted by US we already
have eye two parties re-tling oni bottles, &c.
who will ed 10 getting fhemse YES into close
quarters. The demand for brakes Plantation Bifsrs
FROM Ladies, CIergymen MeEsh ants. &c. perfectly
Incredible. he simple trial OF bottle IL the evidence
wepresent OF their worth and superiority They arr
sold By all ectab hrugEisss grocers physieisas
hotels, saloons, aaeamboats and country stores.
r. H. DssAAE NC O..
n23ylw 2O3 Broad way, ". Y.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-02-27

fETrRE.rr"o "A re @n drafted is o der"d I" re-
pnSt to the Provost Marshal H. Eve days ~ be ens'd-
Sred deaer4er and "a liable to bH arrested wherever
4esRd and the close Ut the wouI reiea-e him
from the obligation.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-02-27

Es~h d"as not necessarily FOLLOW traf rnaS Ia q
EehFis'an because he onEs to church more than
Il follows that man Is dog because h's narne Ia
Barker g.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-02-27

w Fr""tnany aneedo,e' are r~lated % Pc s""'l
bravery. w"shoHfd Ike to see that who w"uld
'delieesate'y si'ow womsn IT, catch him mskisE
'nssihs a. her baby.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-02-27

III ST 10, y. , -rhs annusI r"peTt # N" Han
sHa ant g. I"seps Raiir I'D for the ear 1898 sho~'
r@eripta ~ al $50 ELISA increase Of ais aSs Uvs
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-02-27

~ pIoua cid isdv. on hearut inst tHN sa's ali n
easnisg aApanAAd az the sRcnsss Of The Dem
GRATIS cstty ezrtsimed.
- TnrA on what a SANDER thread
&zsRg eveVtas' ing thing ~
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-02-27
n @, BLO0aRER /,

n Q, BLOOMERs ~ y =
Ne f.. ~
A ITO NEY LAW.
And Rsal Estate ana Xnamrams~ asa.
@@SEUJG szwwEs, wwA
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-02-27

nsTaAtR-ssorEe FEancis->ls 10 Ct. Louis ss the
71inAnit. .4sE s-a~tt - st.2 s:..:s..s-... -:.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-02-27

- me ssabsns: Nes sam eaty and Emills are on
.SaBeaf ~ % die liver fss55l, .'t'.:.z.. !.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-02-27

I'D ~ RT@rst Marsha, glsid has. returned from Dee
.Bss rhsss be has sssp e '.uafs daPOslp' q the
ssasss deasrisrs he restearecently. H.. !
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-02-27

psess Fever. !. hotel ii Nat lake. 4. l.as &C.
sSahla. we saanees we're sFalnss his recove y,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-02-27

Persons Of sendthtary habits troabied With weak
ness, Iassitude paptiatn "fibe Heart, !ack Of appe-
tits. distress after eating. torpid liver eousiIpstiOn
etc. deserve 70 suffer If they will moi try the cessSra.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-02-27
WEEK. NoNPAREn.

n-Ths saalsisn to Jaaxs Brysns's Farmer q Hotsl.
! % sssbsppuashans sspaieslap. .E,.~ "a +.
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HEIEB r ~

xsss suvs,ssy - ssfsAs. "a. ,..a.., !. J. *. &.
89ssRN y f * sss &. /. ...
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05
ADVERTISEMENTS
PROPOSALS.

sGIirD PROPOSALS IN duplicate will ba received at this
eccs until Friday l2 w. March 25, 1854 for furnishing tho
Posts designated with Flour and ,Gl for "A months
commencing tho 1T day Of ay 1864, and ling the
S0h day Of June 1861 The Flour TO be Of the bct super
lne quality and put up good strong sacks Of 100 pounds
each Corn meal Of good mechantable quality put In good
aong sacks 100 pounds each TO be mado of white or yell
low corn
Bids will he received for lots less than Of Flor 100
900 pounds and Csru Aea OF lots Of not less thon 1000
pounds
Tue Flour and Corn Moa to be delivered at such time snd
n such QUAINT ties as the Chief Commissry Of the depart
men Of New Mexico may direct, sud he reserves the pdy
pge Of Increasing diminishing the amount of Flour or Corn
Meal contracted for, to the oStcut Of one third,
Tne privilege srtscryed Of reeatug any bids that are
considered too high or from Persons deemed dsoya to tht
Government
TwQagood and substantial persons must sign each bid
guaranteeing that n the contract awarded to the wih
named bidder that they will enter into bond with the Con
tractor for tho faithful fullmeat OF the contract Who're
person bids for seycra Posts he will designate in the BIZ
whether the bid Is to be eon3Iered separate outyal
orhone
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05
(NUMBER 88 NEW SERIES J

tenance of the Federal armies. ItappearS
that about 60, 900 Irish sailed to the United
States from Liverpool, and it is computed
that 26 900 more were carried to the same
destination from Irish ports of call. Perhaps
upon the whole, We may conclude that as
many as 100000 persons were transported
from Ireland to America in the course OF
the year But this, even imagining them
to be all adults of military age and all dis.
posed to take service, would only give
a supply of some 1000 men u week, whe.
reas the waste of tue Federal armies was
recently declared by New York statesman
to amount to | 900 men day. If we take
the two years, 1862 and 1868, together, we
shall find that some 200, 900 persons emi.
grated from Liverpool to the States-a SUP
ply from which only "a moderate coRtribu.
ton could be made to levy Of 100000
men.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05

NEW MEXICAN WOOL, HIDES, PElTs, &c, So
REcglyBp, ASn SOLD AT HIGHEST MARKET RATS
... WHITING oTERo
NEW YORK CRY, MAY /, 1853
KANSAS CRY,
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05
SALE.


hiH@a CusroM HorsE f. Plso, Texas,
February 10th 1854
Notice hereby given that the first day Of April next
$500 within tho the legal hours, will expose to public
ae to the highest bder for money receivable in payment
ur duties Imports at tho Custom House ia the town Of
n Paso the state Of Texas the following Mcrchanl2e ID
wit Twenty three 23 cotton rebosos appraised a. ~ ana
one m gents broad cloth cloak appraised at S25 said mer
shandlc having been seized in Yslea, Texas, as illegally
imported into the United States the 18Th day of October
1855 by persons unknown and no claim having been inter
posed and bond given after due notice according to law
W. W. MILLS, Collector.
No, 81 A. s- r#....
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05
PROPOSALS.

Proposals will be received at Las Vegas Now Mexico 90
eF before the 10th day Of March 1864 for the building Of
Court House ana jail, according the following plan.
two story building with 81 feet by 49, helOwer part to con
bst of the Jail including three cells 2O rooms for the
Jaler and four rooms for pubic purposes Tie upper par
to consist Of court room about 80 by % feet and room'
for the use of tho Court The wl be constraclcr with
stone and adDb Any person propose for the said build
g either for tho complete building Of the whole person
may propose to furnish the Carpenter work Mason work DC n
separate Tho whole bnlllmg TO be finished eight month
from the time contracted agreed and stipulated by the par
ties For further particulars address the Judge VI Probate
the undersigned Of san Miguel county.
A. MORRISON,
RUMAlDO BACA, COns.
ErEE JESUS GONsALEs y VIGIL.
Las Vegas, X, ~ Fob 81, 1854.
No 8T4t
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05
DISSOLUTION.

The hrm Of Dittenhoecr Cohen s this day dissolved by
iii nlesse present them and all those indebted to said dm
% pl,sSo come forward and settle their accounts at the old
stand In Las Vegas ,,,,,,oo,.,-, = t,.s,,..,
las vesGs, Tehrnsry o. lsA'
No ",
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05
MERCH HANTS.

Will make purchases, ON ORDERS, In the Eastern
Cities at the lowest market rates ID.
Their knowrgo OF the general r1do and market enables
them to dispose Of consgnmens to the satisfaction OIL ne"
plons and ensures then quick sales aud prompt returns
Any information regarding the markets will DC gwen
promptly and with pleasure .,.t.
they Wil received aud forward from Kansas CITY to their
destination any goods that may be conssned 10 their care
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03

Resolved That In the future, In the past We will
adhere with answering fidelity TO the Union under the
Constitution the only solid foundation Of strength
security and happiness as people, and framework
OfgOvemment equally conducive to the welfare and pros
periy Of slit States, both Northern and Southern
Resolved That this Convention does explicitly dec
OF the American people that after four
Of failure restore the Union by the experiment ofwar
during which, under the preense of military necessity
power higher than tie Constitution the Constitution
itself has been disregsrded in every part and public lib
ery and private right alike trodden down, and the
rial prosperity Of the country essentially impaired justice.
humanity, liberty and the public welfare demand that
immediate efOrts be made for cessation Of hoStlites
with view ultimate convention OF the States
other peaceabe means the end that the earliest
practicable moment peace may be restored the basis
VI the Federal Union Of the States.
Resolved That the direct interference sf the military
authorities u the United States IN the recent elections
seid IN kentucy Maryland. Missouri and Delaware
shameful violation of ule Constitution. and repetition
Of such acts w the approaching election will be held
revolutionary and resisted With all the and power
under our control.
Resolved That Che ann and object Of the Democratic
party Is preserve the Federal Union and the rights Of
the impaired and hey hereby declare they
consider that the administrative usurpation OF eItraord
nary and dangerous powers granted by the Consu
ton. the subverson of the civil by military law in
not Ia instruction, the arbitrary military arrest. mpris
onmsnt trial and sentence Of American citizens In States
where civil law exists fa force. The suppression of
freedom OF speech and OF the press the denial Of the
right OF asylum the open and owed disregard Of
rights, the employment Of unusual test oaths and the
nerierence with and denial Of the night Of the pespe
restoration Of the Union and the perpetustion Of the
Government deriving its just powers from the Of
the governed.
Resolved That shameful disregard Of the Admins
traiien 20 s duty In respect fellow citizens vito
are and long have been, prisoners Of Ia suf
ferng condition. deserves the reprobaton
the alike Of public policy and common humanity.
Resolved That the sympathy Of the Democratic party
j. heartily and earnestly extended 10 the sociery OF
army and sailors Of navy who and have been IN
the Held and the ssa, under the flag OF their country
and 10 the event Of its attaining power they will receive
all the care, protection and regard that the brave sol
ders and sailors Of the republic have molly earned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03
DcmocraIc rr... Meeting.

During the next ten days large mass meetings
of the Democracy and conservative citizens will
be held in various localities We enumsrate a
portion Of them:
On Tuesday. the 4th of October, at Mitchell,
and at Corydon.
On Wednesday. the 5th of October. at Sulli-
van, AMI at Vienna, lSco,t county,
On Thursday, the 9th of October, at Fort
Wayne. and at Nincennes.
On Friday, the 7th, at Logansport. and al
Terre Haute
On Saturday. the Sth, at South Bend. al Go
shen, II Delphi. at Frankfort. at Eiinburg, snd
at Aurora
On Monday. the 10Th, at Peru, and at Martins
Vile
Besides these mass conventions. county anC
township meetings will be held all over the State
Keep the ball rolling. Let the watchword be-
McCLELL.N and victory under the Constitution
and the Union. OF
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03
FFem Gen. Grants ARMY.
HEADoUARrERs ARMY PoroMAc.l
September 90, u. NJ.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoToNACi
September 90, p. NJ.
Reports from Gen. Buffers Department sa,
that the 10th and 18th corps crossed the james
river at Deep Bottom, and advanced against
the enemy's works at Chapin's farm, taking the
first line of rife-pits without resistance.
At 10 o'clock the enemys strong position al
Chapin's Bluffs carried by assault and three
hundred prisoners taken. with sixteen pieces OF
artillery. flags, &c.
A division of the 18th corps is stated to have
suffered considerable loss, but to what extent is
not known.
Our troops hold the position, which is abort
seven miles from Richmond.
Heavy firing was heard late this afternoon on
the extreme left. Ii is believed TO be Gregg's
cavalry engaging the enemy. They went on a
reconnaissance in the direction of the Southslde
Railroad but the result of their trip has not been
ascertaned
The rebels have been back and forth to-day in
every direction at one time marching off toward
our left and again returning to Petersburg as il
going to Richmond, and resppesring a. some
other point and finally going out Of sight al
together
Some deserters came in TO day. who saw iha,
the defeat Of Early in the valley had caused great
depression throughout the rebel ranks and
thousands were ready to leave on the first oppor-
tunty having lost all faith in their first success
A dispatch dated headquarters Army of the
Potomac, Sept 80, saws:
Brisk firing kept up along the center OF
the line all last night, betseen the pickets, bu,
this morning the utmost quiet prevails.
Reports that the rebels are evacusting Peters
burg are again in circulation here