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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08


Resolved. Ths; in the future. ss in the past, We will
adhere with answering fdely 10 the Union under ,hs
Constitution the only solid foundation Of strength
security snd happiness ss people, and as framework
ogovernment equally conducive 10 the welfare and pros
rerity sf all the States both Northern and Southern.
Resolved, That this Convention does explicitly decl
Of the American people that after four
Of failure restore the uaon by the experiment OF
during which, snder the pretense Of military necessity
power higher than the Constitution the Constitution
itself has diSr-gared Ia every part and public lib
erty and private right alike trodien down. and the
rial prosperity Of the country essentially impaired Justice
humanity. liberty aud the public welfare demand tina;
immediate efforts be made for cessation OF hoStities
with view ultimate convention az the States.
other peaccabe means, To the end that A. the esresi
practicable moment peace he restored the basis
ct the Federal Union Of the States
Resolved, Thsi the direct Interference ~ the military
authorities o the United States in the recent elections
held in Kentucy Maryland. Missouri and Delaware
shameful vioaii ion of the Constitution. and repett on
ot such acts Ia the approaching election will be held a.
revolutionary and resisted with all be means aud power
under control
Resolved That the aim and object Of the Democratic
party preserve the Federal Union and the rights OF
the States unmpsred and they hereby declare that
consider that the uSurpsfon OF exrsOrdi-
uary and dangerous powers no; granted by the Contiu
on the subyerson o the civil by military law IN States
insurrccon the arbitrary military arrest pris-
Cnmen trial and Of American citizens in States
where civil law exists IN full force The suppression Of
freedom Of speech aud Of the pres the denial Of thc
right of asylum the open and avowed disregard 81 State
rights the employment 81 unusual oaths, and the
interference with and denial ~ the right Of the people "a
bear IN their defense; IL calculated 20 prevent
rcStoTat OF tic Inion and the perpetusop Of ihs
Government deriving lis Just powers from the cehsent Of
The governed.
Resolved, That the shameful disregard ~ the hdminis
raon 20 IT, duty IN respect 10 our cilow citizens wkc
are sud long have 5een prisoners OF war In suf.
isrng condition. deserves tho severeet reProbstio on
the score alike Of public policy and common humanity
Resolved, That the sympathy Of the Democratic party
hear iy and earnestly extended 10 tho soldcry Of
army and sailors Of navy who aud have been IN
the field and the sea, under the flag Of their country
ri fn he ~ ATT
all the care, protection and regard that the brave sol
cr- and sailors Of the republic have nobiy ed
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DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.

First District-wIILIAM y. SIBLACK,
Second District-NICHAELC C. KERR.
Third Dis,rict-HEyRY W. HARRINGTON
Fourth District-GEoRGE BERRY.
Fifth Dlstrict-JANES BROWN.
sixth Dstrct-J0HN LOVE.
Seventh District-DANIEL W. VOORHEES,
Eighth District-JANEs r. HARVEY.
Ninth Distrct-DAvID TURPIE.
Tenth Disiric, JOSEPH x. EDGRRTOS.
Eleventh District-JANES r. MCDOWELL.
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Hon uu, n WadsW

One Of kentucky's mort eloquent sons,
speak as follows.
Loganspofi. Friday. October :, a. r ".
kfntuts, Saturday. october :. fs
psnfIlle Monday, uvf8brf 10. at Pm
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a. n. Carlton

Democratic candidate Sr Elector. will address
the peopls At the following times and places:
Nashville, Rrovn county. Saturday. October $.
y. H. Speaking to begin at each place at o'clock r.
", Al the Court House. II any of these appointments
fhoud couh q with meetings previously announced by
the Republican,, hf. vii speak night. The friends
requested 10 lave posters psiufed and circulated
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Hon. =. CIaypooi,


Will speak "a follows.
Winchester. Randolph county. Friday, October I. al
P.M
Portland, Jay county, saturday, October at P. N.
Hon. JAWS BaowS candidate for Congress- will spesk
tho appointments q judy CLAYrooL the following
place; Counsrsvr, ceuerv.lle. Newcastle, huneie aud
WINCHESTER
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PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.
U.S.7-3OLOAN

The Secretary # The Treasury gvs oosiyc "A, -
septons viii he received FOR Coupon TreAssry Note
payable thr,e yesr, from Aus Is,h. lss4. ~i,A .e.n
nual in,e-c- rse 81 seven sad 'irs--ea'hr p
cent. Per snnunprIcsl snd !nierr>i bo'i 70 ~ POE
in lawful money.
These notes w''l be convertible ., ,he cpon cf ,hS
holder at maturity. into SIX per cert, gold besrHz bond
payable no, lcss than Eve nor more than twenty years
fron their date. a. the Go~crBmen, nsy clcc, They
will Be issued 10 dencnirstioas Of sfy. hundred
fve hundred, thosssnd, and ve thousand dollars
and ell sabserp,Isn, must BE fcr cry sollsr- some
multiple Of ffty dollars.
The notes will he transmitted The owners free o.
transportation ohsrEes slcr the reccp, of the
original cericae- If Deposit ,h-v be prepared
AZ the notes draw interest hprn August IS, persons
making deposits subsequent the, date ulust pay toe
interest accrued from date Of noc 10 dao Of deposit
rarfie, depostns twenty-five Aous,nd dollars and
upwards for Ties, notes at any one time will be allowed
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Hon uinder. os Illinois.


" % 10 n a. I"'fVNTs
rlymou,h Ffds,. October 5tb. - I. ~
Nalpsfai.o. saturday. oeiobsr -1h, Al "
ispoffe. Noudsy, octohef loth, at i "
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Hon. Jason o. Brown

VIII speak A. follows:
Jarvis r~Kahb county Friday. October 7th. 81 p N
Goshen. SatariaS. october stu, ~ l Pm
Michigan CITY. satwdst. ostohef Nh, sTf.h
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National Democratic Platform
Of 1864.

1HE USIoS-THE CoSsTITUTIoS-PEscE-
Lie LIBERrY-PRivATE RIeHrs-FREE ELEo
rIoNs-A FREE PREss-FsEE SPrEcH-TRIAI
By JuRr-THE RIGHr OF AsrLuk-JusTIos TO
ORR SOLDIERS
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DIR. WHITTIER.
MANUFACTURER OF THE
IMPROVED PANToscoPIo sPEcrAcLEs,

nRivATT MEDICAL ADVICE YRRg 90 cnAgaE.
I m. Nhuefs Ihscfy. kymptoms and Trsslment
sfChronc Ssrvoas. Urinary and sexual Disease free
IN plain sealed letter snvsope fof sin eeufs "a pspsy
postage. Its clear tslinsstion a all the dlsssss ssd
epdiiicrs resulting from The nnFsmsni 81 ths mefal
Laws -, Giulgencss exposures srt lmprutsnces
IN MARRIED snd single s. Every sentence sontsns ln.
sirueion q The smktst AMI should BE red - every
youns prison. kssp them OF th- -hlch eth.
sfs have been efussn 20 pistes Auautenff elesfiy
stated 10 b under The confs q atsloes usstmsnt.
snf thereby pfsvsns lnelnatiot xey pfooe
81 d.sase Sesriy every q disease ts restrd
without hinffsnes 20 buanssa. hstrias fenf ~ nail
secure ffun oh.sFvsfon Ctsrgss moisfats. eoasults
tiens latter "a sr.nf~<d.
Ofcs g. - Chsfes street, between HhtA spd ssssnfh.
oss square sesth II Lndsll Hotel, y D. tes 90. 81
Lsai. Ne clrrisr Letter especially fof ladies,
tsf nsns sss s r-f-srss s-susi p.>s->s 60 esns
vsssAss ishl-<kviy
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MEDICAL.
Galen's Head Dispensary
Established i'm 1850 and Chartered
nv the Legislature OF Kentucky.
for the treatment Of
Ne1a a. n.G.sal HD go 80 ss-ss .
SE.NE.s.fL U'E.Ik.TESS.
And al Affections Of the Urinary and Genersivo Organs
of both Sexes.
JUST PUBLISHED,
.
A PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE

ON yRNEREAI. DISEASES. IN
!. /. I. u. !. !. !.
" GLIDING GonorhU&. Gleet, Syphi- .~-%- -
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Piles. Fistuls, Urinary Deposits. and ntSz 81
ali Diseases Of tho Kidneys, Bladder, y&f ~
PROSTATE Gland, and Seminal Nescles 1e2 -
and their treatment including chsp. rMA -
% FEMALE DISEASES. with OBJ vGrxiA II
servations on marriage and the preven- ed&fT ~
ton Of conception. Containing Trea-
tie Self Abuse, Spermatorrhea Sexual and Nervous
Debility Barenness and Impotence I'm both sexes;
effects Of these diseases on The body and mind and the
Authors New Treatment Of all these full the
only successful method OF cure with exposition OF
QuscSery.
This work IL not quack Advertisement but a warning
aud guide tor married aud single. Il Is the only
that gives the treatment OF all the above diseases plain
English. with full directions for se,resment and con-
tans much valuable information proper 70 mention
in public notice. The work contains 350 pages loo
plates and engsvngs Of the above diseases Sent 10 any
address in sealed wrapper, receipt of 80 cents.
Those afflicted with any Of the above Diseases before
placing themselves under the treatment Of ans ore.
hould i.rst read this work.
OFFiCE-Sli Fifth street, between Msrkci ard Jefer-
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To insure sfefy 10 s letters, direct TO
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Drawer 247, Louisville. Ky
uciI-st -d6wlv
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col. cyrus o.. Dumb % ~,

VIII speak a. follows:
Marion, Gran, county. Friday October :, at c,lces
PM
Kokowo. Howard county, Saturday. co'ehcr ;. a.,
o'clock 4. NJ.
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Democratic na., nee,inx..


During the aexf ten DAYS large mass meetings
Of the Democracy and conservative citizens vii
be helt IN various localities. We euumeraie .
pOrtiOfa OF them:
On Friday. the 7th. at LogauspOr,. and AZ
Terre Hsute.
On SATURDAY, the etl,, al Son,h Bend. at e..
shen. 1t Delphi, at FfaLkfoft At Edinourg. Sno
at Aurora
On Monday tho iOih. at Peru and At Martins
vile.
Besides these mass conventions. county and
township meetings will be held all over the State
Keep the ball rolling. Let the watchword BE-
NcCLELLAx and victory under the Constitution
and the Union.
appointments.
The folowing appointments have been made
by the Democratic State Central Committee:
Hon. Richard r. Mcrrick, of Illinois.
Will speak as follows
Columbis City, Friday, October :, al O'Clock.
Plymouth, saturday, October :, at l O'Clock.
Knox stark county, Monday october 10, at O'Clock
Hen. william a. Hichardson, OF
Illinois,
Will speak a. follows:
Terre Hause, Friday, October at O'Clock.
Hon. Thomas Hoype and r.. e.. A,sy,
Esq of Illinois,
Will speak "a follows:
South Bend, Saturday October 2, si O'Clock.
Hon. John B. weller, OF California,
Will speak a. follows:
Marion. Grant county, Friday, October :, stiP.A
Kekomo, saturday October :, 81 r. NJ
Hon. Thomas =. hendricks
Will speak as follows.
Greenfield, Friday. October :, st =. NJ.
Shelbyville, Saturday, October 3, at y. N.
Peru, Monday. October 10, al T.. a.
Hon. j. r.. Mcdonald.
Will speak as follows:
Aurora. saturday, October :, at T. ".
Nsr,insville, Monday, October l0, at p II.
Hon. Garrett Davis
viii speak as follows:
Terre Bsuie Friday, October 'th, at +. y.
Gosport, Saturday, October Sth, at p NJ.
Bedford, Monday, October 10th, at z. 81.
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Will speak a. follows
iawrencstufa saiurtsy. OctoHsf Sth, stirN
Msrur.siils, Mouds, o,tseef ieth, sirN.
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BUSINESS COLLEGE.
NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

YINHE FIRST COLLEGE OF THE WEST WHERE
i actual BUsNp practice is conducted with theffy
in TEACHING, and where session Of Board Of Trade il
held by one experienced in all ths egiiiuatesssnsae
items and usages Of the West.
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DAILY SENTINEL
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET

UEmUChAI1C = III q tlOh6l
For Governor,
Joseph D.. Mcdonald, OF msrisa,
For Lieutenant Governor.
uahIou ID. Manson, OF Montgomery.
For Secretary % State,
JAMES :. ATHoN, cf hsriou.
For Auditor Of State,
Joseph GISIIgE, Of Foan,sin.
For Treasurer Of State.
MATTHEW l.. BRETT, of DsvisssA
For Attorney General,
OSCAR p. HORD. of Decatur.
Tor Superintendent of Public Insruetor,
sMUEL l. RCGG. Of Allen.
For Judges of the supreme Court.
SAMUEL E. PERKISs, Of Marion,
ANDREW DAWSON, Of Decatur
JAMES NJ HANNA, Of sullivan,
LANES l. woRDZS, OF Allen
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
RTHELBERT C. HIBBgS. Of Rush
For supreme Court Reporter,
NAPoLEOS b. TAYLOR Of Marion.
For Electors at Large,
JOHN PETIT. Of Tippeesnoe,
SlNROS X. WOLFE, ~ Harrison.
CofliIngents,
GRAHAM " FITCH, Of Csss,
wH. " FRANKLIN. Of Owen
Eor District Electors,
Fir.t Distrct-SILAS u. H0LGoMB. Of Gibson.
Contingent-PETRR NAiRR, OF Vsbderburg.
second Distrct-ELIJAB NEwLAND of Floyd
Contingcnt-JAS. A. h0RALEY, Of Washington.
Third Di.,rict-ANBRosE b. CARLTON, Of Lawrence.
Contingent-E q. LELAND. Of Jefiersen-
Fourth Distrct-BARTON W. WILSON, Of Dccsiur.
Coniingent-EDwIS z. FERRIS, Of Ripley.
Finh Distriet-JANEs BROWN, OF Randolph.
Contingent-THos. MEANS, Of Wayne
sixth D.trict-RRAyK LANDHRs, of Morgan.
Coniinzent-BRSJAHlHF r. DAVIS, Of Shelly.
seventh District-kRCHIBALDJ0 JOHNSON, OF Putnam.
Contingent-GEO. w. THOMPSON. Of Parke.
Eighth Dstrict-JONATHAS c. APPLEGATE, Of Car
roll.
contingent-LEASDER NecLUR6, of Clinton.
Ninth District--J. q. OSBORNE, of Marshall
COniingent-ELLIS HUGHES, Of White.
Tenth Distrct-ROBERT LOWRY, of Elkhsr.
Contingent-S. W. sPR0TT, OF DeKalb.
Eleventh District. W. SANsBFRRY, Of Madison.
Contngent-N. X. OvERsAN, ofTpton.
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NOTICE.
TO SINKING FUND BORROWERS.

Ii persons faeited to the Sinking Fund hereby
notified that all lands mort gagged TO said fund, and
which interest has not been paid in advance for the
present year. will be advertised tor sixty days previous
To and offered a; public sale the second Tuesday In
December next
b. order the Board ofCcmmssioners
W. H. TALBOTT. Persistent.
augs-dw
Register and Republican, iAUtenc~bnrg; Courier,
Madison; Tmes and Voiks5ote, Evansville Journal and
Express, Terre Haute; Press Greencsste Jeersonisn
and Palladium Richmond; Times and Sentinel, Port
Wayne SUM- Vincennes Argus and Courier, Lafayette;
Review. CrawfordSye Goshen Democrat; Democi and
Union, Laporte; Marion Journal StauAsT Marion; Re-
publican Greensblrg Mercury and Sentinel Rochester;
Democrat and Republican. Plymouth; Democrat and
Spectator, Monticello: Republican Rnshvlle Volunteer
Shelbyville Democrat, Huntington; Ledger, New Al
bany Appeal, Bedford; Democrat, Columbus, Standard,
Anderson; Press, Nuncle; Journal, Winchester Demo-
Review Jay Couaty; Democrat, Hartford City, Jay
Torchligh, Jay c. H. will insert to the amount Of
dollars and send bill recepted TO the Office s the Sinking
Fund fer payment with paper cooislning The stvcr
tiscycut 'NaFi.eS."l
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ffIIFfrFI caTrIrF ~Ithir cItT, cFnft
sci payable 20 the carrier.
agents rill b supplied si IS ecs's week.
r. - M.sEy may b. risk hy Express. pre-
faft er keTisisT.d Letters by mail. sherNse - vii
saf - fesponsisie Cor any los that may oeesr.
Cy stbscriber will be asd Responsible for papers left
flrr after tl.sy ksvs removed, whsn they
sh them d-coufinusa unss. pofce i gwen 81 the Of
D.. Il pzbscsuoD.
- pager ssn siihsst Ps- psynsrt. eontnuedions-f
thsB psis for.
Cspes u the DAM sKSTzSKI can Be had 81 the once
eses naoruing and the WxxxLT skETrxBL each fon-
Is morning, neatly egelo ped. for mailing
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uon u.sert rai,ery. .ssK.s,uesy

Roomiug'on. Friday. October fth, niPM
tadass. Saturday, tietohefsih. ati n
CFa~foftssiiie. Monday, October ieth. sti 4. A..
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klholaNAIRtia anu NoihWRNr
ns ANn AFrFR MONDAY. NAY so,h, TRAINS
~ will run a. follows, Suntays excepted.
Leave Indianapolis
usN tsVfrsf ia ifqua' St.. ts.sttAte a
SEhi fxpffss ,ia nsttoni sf....s........s..Tl0f n
Ceianbus Aecpnmodsiieu via Fqus' st.... ~ - 4.
Tfs.ls arrive
Sight Fxprcss via paytonl s,...........s A. n.
telambas Nceomn atioh l'is fqusl st. iso
ftpfsss trains ofihis line make The foo~ug connec.
fiaus
AtColurba. ~th Cleveland Columhss aud cinelnnsti
fof tlssel.nd punkifs. hansla New York and
tosfan-
wHh csuuai ohso n y far Sewsfk zsn-sviile.
Nhsslns, ftiseufg haltlmofs. wsshibsfeu CIV fhs.
dellhls sfd Nss Nsfk
WI nttshufs. Culuutus sad Cincinnati n fof
stsahssfils. htsbsf afnshuft. Asalofs rhilsdel.
pals. Nsv loft and hoaton.
Al rqas. efossas 81 Dayton I'D Nshlsah n L. fai
fIusss. Iolsfa srf tisffaft
tftsB. efe..iuF q k,lsnsis and treat we.t.tn .ni
Asndusay. Dayton I'D tinelunsu Railroads
Ils Day Fhlfsts aui Columbus 40 aufniuf aun tfars
souuss dif.et - hishnond fof b.ytou. tshis smton
81 tieeinnsu, sHtss ~ Iipeluuai II llgO A, n snd
$ cs-nx. - esr.'- ca'ussa. apea .ny ,r-,n os,Ai.
tnt
ftfgash ~, pihs esu en NisAt ushs
Ihfs4sh tkksf fof ssis - the rlieu tsepat
n tuNr. Uensfsi sup-rirf~nseaf
cstsass. tlsfstd 1itsst Assft
NsH
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SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.

II IsA NATrossL SAVINGS B.rx. eHoring higher
Of interest than any other, ard hs bcst scc1r,y Any
savings bank which pays It's aepoeitors ia c g. Soios
considers that is paying ia The best circulating ne
dur, Of The country, aud era'tos pay IN anything
better. fer Ms assets either in Government to.
eurtcs OF IN notes bonds payable IN Government ps
PER
II IL equally convenient temporary permanent
frsetou Of their fsos and accumulated interest. ard
the best security With harks eols,ersls fer dis
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PAIN TING.

~ LONG, Sn. EAsT MN YORK STREET. or.
II POSirT tnivsfsiv square. l. prepared % Do all
kInd1 ~ House suG tgs Painting, draining ard 0sEng
~ .bsrt n.ilc. snt IN he ssfy be.i style fsfso-s
v.nting ~efs his nae r-Ss-sf~d 10 give Lin
f.i fees.dly
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e. n a NGE OF TIM T.
1864. SUMMER 1864.
- IA a. n - e. nc ~. scNT
Great Central Rail Way Line.

indianapolis and Columbus
nS AND ArTFR MONDAY. NAY 3oih. TRAINS
~ will run a. follows, Suntsys excepted.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
Atlantic u Great Western Railway
N Pszss
New York Through Line.

,vxMI-R sERsSGEMENT-T TWO THROUGH E1
pr,ss Trains between Cleveland sud New lork -
y = effect July H. lSS4
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Hon. .a.Nersos. .s re...,

VIII speak as follov,'
iosan.peri. TfdAY. October f.glPN
Dviphi. saturday October =. sti y N.
lafsystts, saturday, octeetfs, nlshi
tsrs. yosiAy. ortessF b., a. Pa
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JUST PUBLISHED,

nd al Affection. Of the Urinary and Generaiye Organs
If both Sexes
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-20
Arrlval % wsuaasa r-em er.n,

FoRT MoSRoE, August ls The hospital
steamer Connecticut arrived at noon TODAY
from Deep Bottom, with 400 wounded, mostly
from the battle of Tuesday last, belonging 10
the Second and Tenth Army Corps By This
arrival we learn that yesterday was compare.
uVely quiet, with the army on both sides Of
the James river.
The lett wing Of the army on the north
side rests on James river and holds the posi-
ton gained on sunday last The right wing
has advanced, and is upward Of four miles
from Malvern dill, IN the direction OF Rich.
mond. Malvern Hill is 10 our possession.
While the Connecticut was lying at Deep
Bottom, very heavy cennonading was heard
up the river, commencing at one end lasting
t'll ESQ IN the morning. Cause or result was
NOT Rscertaiued. 'i.i.f 4'a s'.F li
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-20

ST.. Louis, August ls No ranebsEare left
starding between Big Sandy aud Little Blue
None are inhabited between Fort Kearney
aud Denver -Four trains we're burned on
Little Blue. All the stock, consisting OF 450
cattle and large number of mules, we're
driven of The men belonging to these ira na
escaped The Indians we're well mounted and
most OF them armed with long range guns
Capt Thompson with seventY.ive men, be-
longing to the 18th Kansas cavalry, with one
howitzer, is pursuing the Indians who com
mitted the outrsges at Little Blue His dis
patches, dated the 4th, says that the Indians
moved toward Republican river with 900
oxen and large herd Of mules Gen Sher.
ry, Of the Kansas militia, also Joined in the
pursuit, moving north of Thompsous com
mand Eight days have elapsed since any
communication with points further west than
fourteen miles from Little Blue Within that
distance sixteeB men, women and children
have been mRssacred, and every dwelling
burned. The families Of settlers we're sent to
the settlements and the men turned upon the
Indian trail General Blunt has sent orders
10 Forts Larned, Zerah, Ellsworth and Selma
for com mmauds and scouts to be sent in the d.
rectou taken by the Indians, keeping ready
10 join in the general pursuit when their trail
is found, Blunt is doing everything possible
With the small force under his command.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-20
The Pirate TaIIahsssee Ordered 20 stOp
COAIihE. ff. -I-T'

HALIFAX, August 10 AT noon to-day, Ad-
miral Hope sent to the Tallahassee several
boats with crews, and ordered her to cease
coaling, which was promptly enforced She
intended taking five hundred chaldrons for a
long voyage, but has less than three hundred,
a weeks supply. She sails during the night,
beyond doubt, for North Bay, II is iuposs-
ible to obtain the names of vessels destroyed
BosToS, August l9 The bark Alexander,
OF fHarpsweu Maine, from New York for Pic,
ton, was captured on the 10th, by the Talla.
hassee, of Monhegap The vessel was destroy.
ed and the crew landed at Monhegan, arriving
at Harpswel on the 18th
They report that the captain Of the pirate
said he WAS "A Portlander, and wanted to cap
ture some Portland vessels Several of the
captured crew state that The captain Of the
pirate is one Huckias, Novo Scotian, who
resided at Portland few years ago.
A private letter from ST. Johns Newfound.
land, dated the 10Th inst, states that frost in
that section few nights previous to that date,
IS reported to have injured the potato crop.
The weather had been unusually cold. There
had been scarcely any warm weather.
The Fisheries had proved almost total fail.
ure, and fears were entertained that the
poorer classes will suffer greatly the coming
winter. -aU.a r11 ... ..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-20
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MEMPHIs, August IL On the 18th, de-
taehment Of General Smiths command, con-
'sting Of one brigade Of infantry and two of
cavalry, attacked three brigades of Forrest g
command who held partially fortified posi-.
ton at Hurricane Creek, Mississippi, and after
a short, but sharp fight, the rebels were dis
lodged and obliged to retreat, leaving fifty Of
heir dead q the field Our loss is not over
forty killed aud wounded.
General Washburn issued an order rcgu-
lating the price Of provisions, in consequence
OF exorbitant prices being demanded by
dealers