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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-21

When this letter vas written, bold devoted
Union men in North Carolina and Tennessee
were struggling to keep their States in the
Union, anxious to sustain the Government and
20 stand hy tie Stars and Stripes
The Border State Proposition" adopted by
Congress. would have saved them Their mem
bers of Congress went personally 10 'our room
impIoriug aid Mr.. Chase's sympathy" was
excited but he saw no reason Tor sacrificing
'soolitorism for the Union
There is a greater disposition to compromise
than like tosee You WHO have lost husband.
a son or relative IN this war. ponder we'll what
Mr. Chase. one Of the leading and controlir &
ministers OF the present Administration. said
about compromise before drop of blood had
been she'd; YOU. that love the Constitution, the
Union and the welfare of the whole country
more than voc do your party. consider what he
said about sacrificing permanently large
power TO help them. for the purpose of gaining
temporarily a little one What did he mean by
thisg lie meant that II the Border States could
be driven out Of the Union aud not permitted
to return TO It a States. that il would give the
Republican party Tor all time TO come the control
OF the Government aud the Offices and patronage
thereof; but II the border States remained in the
Union. hey and the Western and Central State.
would out-vote the New England States and
drive the Republican party from power
What DO YOU think OF the patriotism Of a
statesman who. IN such solemn and moment
Gus hour. thought more OF his party than ne
did Of bis country. Remember that Mr. Lincoln
i to be held respor.ible Tor the acts of his off
GERS
twill be remembered that at the instance Of
Virginia convention or conference was Assem-
bled At Washington, aud called the Peace Con
gress While this Congress was in session, and
while good men were exerting themselves 10
save 10 from the calamities nov upon ls. and
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-21
The Branding OF Accepted Recruits
and Substitutes Recon m ended.
ITO be Continued. }

The morning abolition newspaper concern Of
this city pronounces it an invention-a falsehood
that accepted recruits and Others are to be
marked with the letter "I' at Springfield We
republish the order, which is all the reply neces-
sary to its denials:
"PRovosT MARSHAL GENERALS OPFIcE,l
Washington, d. c., Aug 10, 1864.
"Dr II. III. WhitmOre. Surgeon Board of En-
roiimem. Spring. field, Illinois:
"Doctor:-ln addition to my suggestion to
mark all rel ected recruits and substitutes would
suggest that all accepted recruits and substitutes
BE MARKED THUS: s.l' IN SMALL OF BACK.
This will think, prevent, to great extent,
the practice of bounty jumping.
Your friend,
-. II. BAXTER, Surg. [. S. Vols.
"Ch'f. Med. Off Prov Mar Gems Bureau"
Ii will take something besides the denial of
an abolition newspaper TO make the public be-
lieve that the above is a "copperhesd" calumny
Chicago Times.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-21
A. n. Carlton J..

Democratic candidate for Elector. will address
the people at TIE following times and places:
Bro~nsto~n. Jackson county. Saturday. September ~
Vernon. Jennings oounty. xondsy, september 70
Colanbus, Bsfthoieme~ county, shursdsy, sspiem-
her -
yeay. Switzerland county, Friday. September D.
hsdison, Jefferson county. Saturday, October l.
n>tforc. fa~renes county. thursday. Ostober O.
Ssshvilte, Brown county, saturday, October g.
~ y. Speaking % begin st each place At O'clock p.
". at the Court House. n any ~ these appointments
shosd conf ca nth meetings previously announced By
the Republicans. Mr.. G. viii speak night The friends
are requested 10 have posters printed and circulated
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-21
TO THE VOTERS OF INDIANA.

4 Brief History of the Republican
Parry, showing its Principles and
Purposes, and the PrOpbestes and
warnings OF our Fathers and Of th e
second Generation OF our Great
statesmen and Patriots, as ia the
Danger Of sectional Parties.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-21
The Magnificent Cortege

or the EqEescurrieuum comprises splendid
carriages and harness. finished and decorated style q
unprecedented splendor, with 100 finer horss than
before collected together her Continent and will
public about 10 o'clock the morning 81
containing Charles Boswods Opera BAnd and will parade
h principal streets.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-21

Hon Jos f. Mcdonald addressed a crowd
ed audience of the citizens OF Rush county at
Rushvlle, on Monday. His speech is reported
to us as of marked ability and very effective for
good. The speech WAS listened to with deep and
earnest attention.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-21
TUE THREE CIRCUses

Athletes, Tight Rope Dancers Jack Rope vauers gusge
Acrobats, Posture Masters, yog ners ETC. be found
this side Of the Atlantis while the combined collection Of
highly trained Horses. Ponies and Mules include larger
number Ia the Aggregate and beautifully wonder
folly trained individuals Of species found IA
any all other Equestrian Exhibitions In regard 20 the
FEATURES peculiar 20 THIS Eiabl shmen % there no
for comparison. and only be said that they will
b found pleasing and satisfactory they are new and
attractive At each entertainment the
TROUPE oF ACTING BEARS
Win be introduced in the arena IN ali their
performance the Educated Sacred Bull and The Lsspng
RnhalOes viii EXHIBIT; their wonderful trsinnF Prof
latss corps o. Performing Dog Monkeys and ie- will
through their astonishing ard ndescrbsby huehabs fes
aud all the principal attes q the Triple Circus Troupe viii
ship and athletic display.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-21

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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-21

Mon. FRANCOIS sIEGpsT The French Trek Clown W. A.
DONOVAN. the English 6ymnAsie Clown ksst.I GEORGE:
The IA petit 6rnsso, and the nabe JOE PkNTiAND, VII
oficiae a. Cs~nto the Equestrian Seem.
Doors open Ia and g.. O'Clock; commence half an hour
Admission 50 cents Children years Of IS
Seat for even body-I0 standing
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-21

Will Exhibit INDIANAPOLIS Tennessee Street. North side Tee
Hute Freight Depot Friday and Saturday Sept Both and Oct lst
Po.iuv nd
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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-13
2 p, >. ysl ,sDR. STRIOKLAND'S assls
? ., MELIIFLUOUSq
COTGH BALSAM

CuREs coashA Cold. ,Ssfs lTAfyat, Asthma, and
u Consumption. It Is only necessary for any enc
troubled with theas complaints to try one bottle Of
Stricklend's Mellihueus Cough RsisaA
70 convince thsm thAtitisiths hsA Isf4atoa ever
used Il not only cures the above affections Of the
Throst apd Lunsn hut il cures night swse and spit
ting Of blocd, and is sxcsllsst any k9d
of sore throat. Il ia pleasant to take and safe med
icine for tnnts Price SO cents per bottle. For sale
by druggists gensrapy. sax
sed By ISsap, List o., wheelins.
Jacob earns, Bridgeport, o.,
Michael NcKelvey, Bsllairs,
n. Mahou & Co.. Cambridge. brus sists,
." n IT, smay Cummins, WsahinSton.
W r Rogers,l u oHist0vh, AZ
D. q. hetealf, Belmont,
s. J. Welsh Co., DruggistS tsli1trs,
i" Richardson Bro Front Is, BetlAire,
Jacob Altmeyer, Benwood W. Va,
Myers & Hays, Frout st., Bsllairs.
Juusls- ly-dawTa&R. i'g.. me
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-04

teniay that 10 had whipped llanrton's
Legion badly and taken 5a prisoners in
elUdmg Hampton himself, The cavalry
operations are the leading teaiuNS NJ taS
movement,
The n'aelFS WaShingtaa despatch SAY
the frcnch tlaverlucnI has >,at WoUl ~
our Government AZ Washington thaJ they
have t,,cilti a. pm stop 10 thr lllesttl-
aate trade which Vas gelnS On between
New York aud NeN,c,h by >carchOg MI
vessels sy'iug rate AcNican ports and
Soisiny all eoNyyaha0i al war,
Gen, hilraiuck STARVED thN,n DAYS ago
ton RJokm0nd With larry, iene Of ea>al-
~ and meemted iuaa,N u, the hope a,
,ARgartRs tht city az contpCt Cvu, l,cc IL
qait has tutwnrhmeu,S an Maine rt>cr.
1he rapid pntN>at al LeaSStrtct Is cN-
planned by this maNenteut,
l,i> rs,uepd thu; k5ipatnNk Viii haNe
tbs ee.efry9,jea ri i larry !evvV ajNaUc-
ing ar tic fcainSuts,
>lut,, the rctna, Il ten. Smjth and
Gy}erS,>u the H. <sv< thc mos, serious
appryhraS;eu> an felt Ter ten, sherman
MILITARY f,cN tAjuk il impossible tor Shrr-
man ~ a,)Vslsrc Hgoo Selma, and Meh,le.
saj hc Wi0 Nt o.s;an,lhNl Il resrac1 lis
>;ve$.
\ private let's t1ay,Sl Mta)p,.>, ro,'.
>lAtA, >iagc> thar Gc0 sherman had mach
ri Meridian, kEi having heard et So3'5a'>
AND Gy1crsea's rv'pal>e, hr had n"5 dar<l
~ poN>~N3 so> farther, and MAS waiting IN
that l,>>Sh;y tar provisions ami munitions
e var, rs hS0 established >a2lt earth
NosA> arasa1 t1e HlacV, - a ,yctccs1oa,
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IT E M S, & C.

Tile New Hampshire state election
will take place on Tuesday, March 9Th.
4 New Militia bill i about ready to
be reported i'll the House.
The fire at Gloucester DESTROYED
1000 barrels of mackerel.
The Democratic National Conven-
ton is to lie held at Chicago July itli,
The people of Augusta are moving
in the matter Of erecting first class hotel
in that city next season.
Il new Custom House i'll Portland
i. pcttioned for The Press SAYS Seereta
r Chase viii recommend it in Congress.
i. 3. Ham, Esq. has been nominal
ed Tor Mayor Of Lewiston, by the Union
caaeas.
1t is stated tlia. TIC . Democratic
STATE Convention for Maine is to be held
in Portland on tie frs; Wednesday in
Janc.
Tie relssst Jee-rel abiding 10 the
DIVISION q tie :. OF I. in Machias, thin $
tina, oac Of the least set up could not
proaaancc tie name-kvapski,ehwock
At this season Of Coughs and Colds
pepale are anxious to procure something
thai NIL -are. Road the special notice of
"Houe's Coa-a Pills in another column,
and then make the trial.
ItErrE.> M,stzfyr for March contains
tse az.al aa3aas; Of good reading. illu--
,-a.iaus. fsshjans, and coaicaliiies. Tn.
i. one of the bc>t of tar monthlies. and
/. well pat-auizcl Moses Hale la. j; FOR
,ale. Pre- = cents.
Pl,4ua>aX'S MtcazISE for Marc! has a
tiae stosi engraving Of Morning" aI.o
ve-v attractive cnlore,l illustrations Of Les
Mode Pari=enars, AMI several other il
lu>,ra.iaHs e Re fashions. The literary
c7a.aa,. are fully NJ to the reputation of
LIS laeHt.f monthly.
NJ B.aj. Freere Of OTIS Ia. four
.osss "a tie >.rlice At The present tine.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-04
Lean Year Raid.

4 larro force Of Ellsworth ladies' and
gentlemen made horse and sleigh raid
upon the exhibition of 'ratcauy at Blue
Hill. on "Wednesday of last week. The
ladies. having discovered after lahored cal
cula;ion the peculiar property of numbers,
shat lsG4 vas divisjble by ! without 4 re-
maiulcr, suddenly. ly grand coaP d'e'af,
oycrihYcW the existing order of things, and
assumed thc leadership in planning and
executing tbi, predatory expedition, The
>;ezucr sex was completely coWed for the
tine. and offered not even remonstrance
- the proceedings Men We're lei about.
following mos, submi>>ivcly the directions
of ,as u>UrPcrs.
EARLY in the afternoon Independent par
,5c> of torrSars started. and , IL O'Clock
ne .ua:u h,5y q Tie invaders took their
departure fsea Maia street i'll 4 huge
>'.f-h containing g jaz-a laIics With their
.,.:ei -eaaaJHaa friends. Tae @ereh 10
R,aenifl Wa ei,>treperoas. he ladies eXcr-
e;sir- 10 sae r;:craeo,s their novel freedom
and ,ua>.crslz,s. r1llc tic men Suddenly
rl.tytd .reu ~ ea-- anil responsibility
lssganre uuda}s llsF.oas. W accident
happened boa-ee=. aai IL ladies teak
.A,ss dee.'s eo.aaaa:aa, 70 IL Blac2sii
Hos>1 vlere saitcs o. rooms had been
r-yssoa>ir Engaged. aal an excellen: sup
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meat ef the Army Of the Potomac, which
was Indicated SATURDAY night, The de
moaS,satien is a bold ene, IN brave hands.
aud viii be supported by powerful iorcc,
NEW NeRN, ,slth,
The 9sgsi8 publishes an Interesting let
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the N'hcl capital is SuanlgI by only : cont
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neighboring counties

neighboring counties:
Forsyth.-Edward A. Brietz.
Stokes.-Isaac II. Nelson, J. M. Rierson.
Surry.-Nathan D. Leaffoon, W. M.
Norman, W. H. Norman, E. T. Thomp-
son, B. W. Minter, 81. P. Lowell, w. o.
L. Bonner ~
Rockingfam.-C. A. McGhee, J. M.
Roberts, J. D. Hodges, n. j. Smi tn, w. E.
Goolsby, J. F. Martin, Geo. j. Bethel.
Gnilford.-R. L. Hooper, r. r. Saun-
ders, T. A. Tatum, M. L. Ohan d, F. N.
Dick, Will. S. Rankin, L. @. Rankin.
Yadkin.-W. A. Marloe, G. A. Osborne.
Davidson.-G. F. Smith.
Wilkes.-M. T. JONES, NJ. A. Parks, N.
a. Foster, E. 6. Gray, F. G. Miller, J. F.
Forester.
Ashe B. Y. Martin.
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THE FIaHF. OF THE ALBEMARL
The f7oht Of the uAlbemarles, iron eli ad

THE FIGHT OF THE ALBEMARLE.
The fight Of the "Albemarle". iron-clad
near the mouth of the Roanoke River
would appear to have been most despe-
rate affair--much more 30, IN fact, than
most of our people have had any idea OF.
This win be made apparent BY the state
msnt of few facts communicated to IA
in asprivate letter from Plymouth
The "Albemarle" started on tho after
noon Of the 9th instant from Plymouth
her destination il is not now necessary to
state. She found nine gunbostH in tho
Sound, at the mouth Of the river Roam
oke) waiting her approach. A most furi-
oUs fight. occurred between the sAlbe-
marie" and the sgunboatA whichs lasted
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sando oAixa ahundfed1 sh0e wSD sfrsa 1t the
iron-clad from about so (fity) e6u6. She
was strack in about 30 (twenty) plaesss
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CLEARFIELD, PA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1a, 1854

didst thou not discover his powerful
strength ? and should ! encounter him on
the banks Of the romantic lake il might
be that would invountarily Journey to
the Celestial Empire!
L--liast thou not often said that thou
would'st give tho last dollar and the last
man to wipo liberty and justice from the
face Of the earthI
ESQ l did, but meant myself to be
the last man, and my gold and silver gods
to DO the last dollars.
LII understand thee we are of ono
mind.
E.--Will the government not hold the
dutchman to an account
LII Captain Blair was half as good q
man as General Mcneil he would stop Ex-
lines dutch foolishness by sending a bull
let through his Uranium
Eli thou canst get Provost Marshal
Blair removed, and myself appointed in
his stead, I will have every Copperhead
man, woman and child bound hand and
foot, and cast into the bottomless Loeb
Lomond ; Provided, Chase will give me
fifty dollars per head, in grconbacka for
all thai can get drowned.
L.--CowardIy fool! thou art yet pale
from the trembling fright it caused thee
when EXline mentioned the kettle of
boiling water.
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LuG h eTs ID IE & A o t G d ,
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oJEARFIELD COUNTY, PA.
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