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, 1864-01-18
FlRE.AT CAMP ByrlER.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
Can't DuTLER ria SPRINGFIELD, Jan. II, 1864.
"A terrible fire took place at this camp this
morning. The officers quarters were all de-
stroyed, and shocking to relate, Capt, Dimon
and Lieut.. Bcnnet, Of the 18th cavalry, were
burned to dcath. = ..
: The fire is supposed to have originated
from IN imperfect fluc, and spread rapidly
owing to the light and combustib1e nature Of
the buildings. a large quantity Of quarter
masters stores were destroyed. The troops
had to use ali ezezttons to Keep tho whole
range Of barracks from being destroyed.
Lieut.. Williams, Adlutant Of the 18th, 'Was
slightly injured. Lieut. Davis, the Quarter
master, was badly burned in the face and
hands.
, 1864-01-18
FROM CINCINNATI:

-. " Espoc1al Dispatch to the Chicago TFibunel
---..' CMcmxArt, jim. 16. 1861
The Sanitary Commission haze invested
s1oo, 900, part Of the proceeds Of The late fatF'
A bill viii be shortly introduced into the
statc Legislature, empowering the city to
iesuc bonds for the purpose Of buying and
storing several million bushels Of coal, to pro
rent the recurrence Of the coal famine we
arc now experiencing. -
: The SECOND rarairy. brigade, stationed at
Pulaski, Tenn.,. consleting Of the LIST, I'd, aud
4th Ohio reg SIments, have. re-enlisted, and
will arrive here in n few duyB. T.
f. Recruiting is picking up-one hundred and
Gfty, volunteers were obtained the past week.
The navigation Of the Ohio River is still
suspended by gorges above-and below. i.
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had enca1nped for the night the enemy
came In pursuit. The Colonel ordered
another retrogz1de movement as the rebel
force outnumbe=ed ours four to one. Com
pany 4 acted as rear guard and formed into
line some eight times and fired into the rebel
advancing column, several rounds each time
and taking good aim.
+: Some eight Of the rebels were killed and
wounded while our men suffered no loss-
During the 25th our men were posted In SOM
er1ille. The rebel pickats made no appear
ance during the day. On the Goth Col Prince.
expected reinfozcemcnts and ordered for
ward movement. In the morning they soon
came in contact; with tbs enemy between
somersille and New Castle, driving them In
front but soon found themselves surrounded.
They cut tie way through, some in one
direction, some in another. Sometimes they
used dubbed carbines, so close was the con
t1Ict.' Some came into camp in confusion,
Others in good order. We lost IN the conflict
two Killed, eight wounded ind twenty eight
taken prisoners Co. B lost one killed; Co.
H, Sergeant ". W.. Whitehead, private
Baznhart,. Richard Mench, 2: More; Co. a,
Capt, Whaland and private Wills; Co. F,
. Lieut.. Breese and eight enlisted men; Co. G,
prisoners wounded, private John Hammers,
Lieut.. Witt, in arm and Busted in hand; r.
Boyd, In neck; james Linsey, In hand; Co.
z, ". Ross; Co: I, one prisoner; Co. G, 1st
Lieutenant and eight men prisoners: Co. K,
list Sergeant wounded In chest; Co. D, four
taken prisoners, and one supposed to be. kill
ed. The enemy's losses is twelve prisoners,
and twelve killed
Part Of the 9th Ill cavalry was only two
miles distant ut the time Of the Inst skirmish
but did not get up: The following morning
Trey crossed and moved southwark, crossing
the railroad at Lafayette.
Richardson is thought to- be still In West
Tennessee resting on his laurels and con-
scripting.
=. The old Pest House caught fire at Mound
city yesterday and was destroyed. Tho pa
tients had been removed to new location.
A man WIS discovered crossing to the Ken
tucKy shore In skill, near Mound City, yes,
terday, and upon being ordered to halt kept
on; a gun was fred at him and he WAS hit in
the urn and brought to. It was found TINT
he was smuggling over whisky.
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for ouch furlouglre, and that onthe expiration
Of the forty days, they were to paJ:the same
man s175 more when he guaranteed to fur
nish full discharge from the U. s. service.
McCook WAS not long in communicating this
new style Of doing business at the proper
headquarters, and by Monday four OF five per-
sons Implicated In the game will be under ar
rest, md In Springfield with their patent cop:
perhead process, undergoing examination.
The names Of the guilty parties have not Jet
frnnarsro5 >,
, 1864-01-18
FROM CINCINNATI.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.l
CMcNNATI, Jan. II, 1864.
4 court martial will convene in this city
tomorrow morning, forthe trial Of Corbin
& Gwinn, charged with dcffauding tho Coy
eminent in the purchase Of horses. Brig.
Gen. Mclean, Provost Marshal Of the De-
partment Of Ohio, will be President. Parties
charged with deftauding the United States
will be tried at the same time.
The express traln due ut Pittsburgh at l
o'clock ran Oft the track at Tycoon, and seve-
raj cars took, fire and were completely burned
up. Several passengers were wounded but
1onc killed.
Recruiting goes on quite briskly here. The
quota of both districts Of hamilton County
are being filled up rapidly, and It is conf
IDENTIFY expected TINT the quota not only
of this county but Of the whole
State will DO filed by the first Of March. In
diana has already: filled her quota.
Treasury Notes, raised e's to SOS, are in cir
culation here. Quite number were detect.
cd on Saturday.
, 1864-01-18

= :.
: Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TFfoune.l

Especial Dispatch 10 tee chicago AI1oune.J
: ST. Lou1s. Jsnna1y16, 1851.
business on 'chnnge to-day was too light to claim
special Quotations, Receipts were very Light, md the
emount offered was too small TO attract attention.
There were but few buyers Of dqur- on the market.
adj their offering was below the views Of holdcEs.
Thre were no transactions In whcat corn. oats, re
:. barley. Only QUO small transaction In whisky q
eeHc 2 gallon In the miner articles We could hear
OF tnothing dolng aud the hour Of business was spent
in Epeeal consultation. Whenever any propositions
were made to buy they were met By prices above the
views OF the buyets and there tho prospective nego-
tiation ended. As ait quotations would be bns nou
al e deem It unnecessary to report special list Of
artic1ct. By Monday new life and activity wtl doubt
less take the place Of The pre1cnt condition.
Gold Is Btill shade higher toay the opening figure
in New York this forenoon being 55x 2 cent, and the
~clodng 3K, m advance during the board Of X. The
buying rate here Is x and the selling rate irregular
at sx@ssx. Demand notcs are sly. and silver u stiH
at &04s cent premium, including small and large.
, 1864-01-18

new YoRK, Jan 17.-The sth PennBylvania
colored 1edment, probably LOO strong,
pissed through here to-day en- route to Gen.
At The evening exchange, Saturday, there
were lea7y tra1 sactlons ID gold which sold
as high as 15o11z, hut closed at 1855.
There was another destructive fire last
night: The fve-story marble front building
No. lac Dunno street, occupied By Aaiien-
ordt, Kessenbnrg E Co., and + Fatrshild q q
were Killed and several injured by falling
walls. The loss is estimated at oyeaa quaT-
ter Of q Million Some adjoining buildings
were slightly damaged.
, 1864-01-18

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.l
ST. PAr1. Jan. 1G, 1864.
The Legislature met this morning. After
transaeting eome unimportant business, they
adjourned over TIL Tuesday.
The only son Of fex-Goyernor Swift died yes
terday of scarlet fever.
Ex-Senstattldce buried today his last son,
who died yesterday of the same disease.
, 1864-01-18
MAI. GEN, OGLESBY,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
DECATUR, Jan. 18. 1861.
On Thursday Mnj. Gen. Richard J. Oglcsby
received IN order from the War Department
to report Immediately at Washington for
special duty. he has not fully recovered from
the severe wound he received at Corinth, but
he was rcady to go, md started yesterday for
his new post Of duty.
, 1864-01-18

"A Coffin and Rope fer Ono.
NEW. YORK, Jan. I8.-The Fef has tho fol-
lowing, which sayors somewhat Of humbng:
4 Union refugee who recently nrrfvcd In
this city from Richmond, asserts that on
Christmas morning at m early hour, persons
passing by the house Of JEFF. Davis werc SUI
prised to see Immediately In front Of the
door, coffin with q rope significantly laid
on the top. These articles were taken away
ae soon as discovered By the servants, but
were seen BY many persons.
, 1864-01-18

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TFibunej
N1LwAuKxE,. Jan. 10, 1861.
TurAr-ReceIpts. y 600 bu. Market opened shade
nrmer but closed dull aud lower. Sales 100 bu No.
at *12o; ooo bu do At u 20; 90 bu do ut 81 1ox
5000 bu do at t119H- ::
BAR1EY-Fhm. Sales COO bn at s1.2s del: t0 do at
412 At the EeHhal1 House, this evening" the market
advanced again to $12oH@1H. No sa1cs. Holders
n1m since the receipts d. gold quotations.
PROVISIONS Sales 100 b1s dry salted shouls
ders. packed, at exc.
D1rssxp Hoes-Kcceipts Is 900 head. Market tquiet
and 1os lower Sales 1ss head. dividing 90 ms, at
$GH@752; 4c0 do at $G6o@760. .~ =
, 1864-01-18
FROM KENTUCKY.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.1
FRANKFORT, KY, Jan. 16, 1864 =
The Senate passed q general common school
law, fixing the SALARY of the Superintendenta at
81, 500, and his clerk at $500; also bill allow
ing railroad corporations to take stock In
the Louisville Fair Grounds.
In tho House bill to alter the Law Of 1imi;
tation in actions was passed Little business
was done in either House,
, 1864-01-18
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbune.1
CAmo, Jan. II, 1869.
The steamer Mary E. Forsyth arrived this
morning two days from Memphis. Papers
Of the 18th contain no important or interest
ing news. !:
The Columbus (Ky.r Eagle Of yesterday has
the following:
I. On Monday evening the 1lth instant about
dozen armed rufians suddenly made their
appearance in the town Of Hickman, and as
there was no military forao at that place, had
things pretty much their own way From
,Mr.sC. E. Leonard, q resident Of Hickrnan,
we learn that the robbers npon coming into
the place proceeded to enter stores
and help themselves to everything
in the way OF clothing, ETC., which they stood
+ In need Of Tho following are the princt pal
losers = J.. L. Hubbard, $50; White Il Nc
Mahon, s175; Col. j. H.. Dayis, $50; J.
Amburgh, SIS MI dry goods. Also Fl. c.
Rawagc, eaddler. His loss is Sl75-- Web
not been able to- learn the nam es
Of the convicted stro1lers, but are
informed some Of them,, at least two
young men, by name Gray, formerly lived at
Hickman, and have taken the oath Of alle-
glance The two latter left Hickman not
more than month ago. =
As the 5th Indiana cavalry are now sta
toned there re hope to see some Of the rus
calls brought to Justice.
|. Two companies of the 5sth Illinois have
been lately stationed at MayAeld, Ky. a. de-
tachment Of the 18th were sent on o. fecon-
noissance on Wednesday, when they wereat-
tackled by guerillas. One man was killed,
two woundea and ten taken prisoners. A
force Of the 5sth, mounted, are in pursuit
of the rebels. ,.-:'... !, Il.
l.. SECOND DISPATCH. -
From an officer Of the 5Sth Illinois, just mr.
rived from the scene, have the following re-
ga1dfng the fight at or near MayHeld, Ky.
| The fight took place on Wednesday. The
Federnls we're under the command Of sesgt.
|. J. Rowe. The detachment Of, the 5Sth vera
attacked by thirty five guerillas, and after .
short conflict, in the course which SIX rebels
/, were killed, the Fedezals were overpowered.
One, the Sergeant, was wounded: not
dangerously, one guide ktg!t.3, and nine men
taken prisoners. Two of our soldiers escaped
from their captors by shooting the rebel
guards The rebel officers proposed to ex-
| change nine prisoners for the rebel Major In
the hands Of the 58th, but were refused.
When our informant left, our cavalry were
a1tes egueti,ns ~ mae Tsi~tx t1 aas
might succeed IN eapsas aas .ne nmnn +ha steama,
refusees ariVea mere eo:oay upon 'n' sse.'ln'''
Mary Forsyth irom iennesses. o.a,, psso or+
my tspos1 .uss NC io "aa.nsa ~ a;+;zar,s n,
!ns .. ~ u.ooa1'4D'1' - ~
eoDsef1R.lon, @ mn, >of +ns even,np Of ttf
| ane ne'npns as'e1" ~ 49,. y, oosto;n1nr ~
t,,a-., ~ as e nartfcn,ars s of Forrest,s 1att
, 1864-01-18
Markets by Telegraph.


Especial Dispatch to The Chicago Iangne.l
CINCINNATI, Jan. II. 1861.
TmsKY-we have to notice an unsettled market
end prices notnlnsl IS offered, but rather than
accept this rnte holders withdrew from the nsrket.
go bbls were reported at SIC sold yesterday.
PGov1sIoss-Thc market continues quiet. the spec
ulstlye demand having subsided altogether but thero
wa+ not much pressure to sell. City Lard was offered
to some extent at Exc and Country at III to fec-
We did not hear Of sale ofMess ror. 5000 was the
best offer for City. but this is Soc better than Is asked
Iulk meats offered at $63l97po for shoulders. The
sales -1opo Ds shoulders ut &c, and soooo IS
do. hams at 1oc.
DRESSED Hoos-Hecc,pts still Hight, being scarcely
more than butchers supply. The packing season
has about closed.
, 1864-01-18

NEW York, Jan. 16.-On Wednesoas Gen. T;ts
Po'nt t, By s lag q truce, bearing 09 the sub,
iect Of tie exchange Of prisoners. Meantime nc
he Ens ordered tho rebel prisoners TO ne
brought within the lines Of his deparsme1n., H.
to await a release, which he hopes 10 oe
able 10 effect
, 1864-01-18
The Var in Western Tennessee
and Kentucky.
TIE WAR IN VIRGlNIA-RE~
PORTS AND 2URMISRS. ID.
SAD DISASTER At CAMP BUTLER
BARRACKS BURNED, WITH
LOSS OF LIFE.
Appalling Calamity in Chill
--S, ,ooo PersoE6 Burned III
to Death.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tfbune.l
WASHINGTON, Jan. II, 1858.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Senator Wilson will introduce an amend
ment to the bill to promote onltstments, pro-
viding TINT all conascated lands shall be dis
trfbuted as homcstcads. to loyal soldiers,
white and black. This bill gives full pay
Of white soldiers to colored troops during
the whole time they haye been in the service,
the N. 7. T,.ibune's editorial to the contrary
Notwithstanding. il: It puts them upon the
same footing in all respects, except bounty.
The reply Of the Payulaster General to the
House Committee On Claims, concerning
the : arrcars Of. pay to the deceased
and disabled soldiers ia to tie effect
that there has been no delay in paying dis
abled soldiers, that tho business Of paying the
tet1s Of deceased soldiers is in nature Ju-
diclal duty and devo1ycd By Inv on tho I'd
Auditor Of the Treasury, and that the pay
master Genera1 Officer is several months in
advance Of the I'd Auditor in examination Of
pay rolls, which furnish requisite evidence for
adjustment Of such claims.
The Investigation into this knotty subject
Is being vigorously prosecuted in both
Houses. :. a
Gen. Wilson's resolution calling for infor-
nation concerning the case of Sol Kohnstain,
Of New: York, chnged with swindling the
Government, on account, for Organizing,
drilling, and subsisting volunteers, will lead
to so1ne remarkable Developments Kohn
stain was some tlmc since held to bail in one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars by the U.
8. Dist. Court On SOME fifteen indictments, ,and
, 1864-01-18
The Wur In VixEiuia.

NEW YonK, Jan. 17.-The HfTdgds army o.
the Potomac dispatch says there are demon
STATIONS by the rebels which create the
opinion that they are preparing for move
uient Of eome kind
PA111AonE, Jan. H.-Dispatehes from Gen;
Eelly state TINT Major Cole, OF INC Maty1ano
a scout @ to Leesburg, and the report that Gen.
Stnart was there with large caVal:y force
Rocks OF on my other place in the possession
If the Government, 10 entirely. unfounded-
Not an armed rebel was seen or heard Of with.
In forty miles Of Ieesburg.' .--
, 1864-01-18

.:.RAo1nE, WIS ,. Jan. 1o-one Of the build
ings Of Racine College,. (" Park Halr') was
partially destroyed by fire Last evening; Al
are safe; no one injured. The school goes
on Is usual. Loss $l5, 900; insurance $5,000.
, 1864-01-18
FR0hl SPRINGFIELD.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
SPRcGr1K1p, Jan. II, 1863.
The It'll Illinois and 7th Iowa infantry will
reach here tomorrow morning. The Inter
will proceed to some point in Iowa to reor-
ganfze and recruit. The former will receive
an ovnt3nn
, 1864-01-18

TT IS ! OF OFTEN THAT WE
come In contact with an article that wo feel asa-
0ra In recotru N cudfrE to our numerous feateIs,
bnt ne article of Family Dye Coo<s, manuias tafed
~ loyee b Htevens We ieel We caa heartily eoaMSn H
70 ~ "Gt " mrTygni.ts nry nit nj I.ul0S6t1et
, 1864-01-18

s+o,n vas sonc +11nc s,nce hoia tn hal, in one
hr15ncd ond ffrv thonsana do1,ara he the n
9 n,st ronrt o,,somh 8f,een irdIctrrrn+a ond
~ dofsn,t ~ h,,, xroa tat.n IN cnstodv r..
aa,+,1s t1,a hi, hos h,o7, ~odr,ood -v,tf, +ho
ooa:o,+ nrtho d,atr3c+ ot+o;nev and Tohns-
~, cot at a,hcr+r I1nexnecte5. difBcu1t;ca
~ aa.o,,s hsvs alan hoa, 5n,roarcoa T., 40
WV ~ br3nr;nc him h t-,o1 Tho alleged
franda amonnt II ovar three hnndred tbnn.
sond ao,,,ra IN svh,ch cer+a1r rcrn,or or,ny
~ of1,ce,s n r., imnf;cate5 The ntmost cvcrt1ons
hsva hee7 ,r;ade hv the VA nen,rtment far
the met twctrc months tn brinc Eohn,tin
md hfa confederatee to iust,ce
,...u4a.t .,,..s,., -,,,, .a.,>+oa
Yesterday. me nrovidino t,iat vcetran troops
re-enlistinp sball he creiiitcd to The ouotasof
the district in which they ORIGINALLY enlisted; :.
the other that tie commutation money paid
By persons draftcd shall be applied to the
procurement Of substitutea. from The. aa,ne
Congressional district and that the co1ored
troops shall be credited to The State from
which they enlist. Tho purpose Of the Int
ter, clause Of the second amendment Is to
prevent rich states from hllinS up their
quotas BY recruiting negroes elsewhere, as
Massachusetts and Rhode Island nave re-
Gently been attempting to do; also to make
:colcred soldiers who arc not citizens Of
Ssate, United States soldiers
An amendment proposed bT Mr. Trunl-
bun requesting The President to. call
out and equip. one hundred thousand
men for 100 days, with the single object OF
driving ont the rebel army from Virginia and
releasing the Union prisoners at and around
Richmond, was rejected. The SECTIONS cna-
bling sea1aring men VINO are drafted to enter
1ne naval insteao u tne 1nla'"t9 sets1co, aau
crediting tnose VINO nave already entefoa tno
naval service npoa LUG ma1tasy qnota o. taelr
respective distr1cfs, are renamed Dfa1tea
.Quakers are to be detailed TOT hospital datg.
The only exempts, except 1or physical disa-
bilify, are thc EIcslaent'' snoges o1 thc sa-
preme tourt, ooselao1s o1 states, "e* NO
6aosutates VINO a1e themselves nao1e u o'a']
TO DC accepted IN Inc pieee oi ora1'ed men
ne o'nef pofuons o. 1nc o,l mainly se'nse
to the machinery Of the enrolment and draft,
md the punishment Of those who interfere
with either. 3.
WHAT GENERAL BUTLER Is DOING.
General Butler has during the short time
that be has been in. command of the De-
partment Of Virginia and North Carolina,
raised~ between three and four thousand
co1ored soldiers. He took the responsib bi1ity
Of offering bounty of ten dollars, which
had marked effect in stimulating enlist
ments. The War Department has since ra-
titled bis action.
THE Arkansas COMMISSION.
The delegation of which Gen. Grant Is a
), a1.1 f1. nhnfF
, 1864-01-18

NEraYoaK, Jsn.- 16-Hcnry Ward Beech
.cr's salary has been Increased ., co., making
II $l8,5Q0 q Year,, 4
, 1864-01-18

w Fl. CROCKER s. CO.,
w wholesale dealers In Flczf, O.sA. Corn
Meal. Shorts. &C. Mott South Water street The A.
tcntion OF livery t1co and retailers H. called to our
stock, All goods delivered trec Of th.:sc. nEder5
Will 5eccire p1unpe 4ttent1ou. JaEtu5s-1t
, 1864-01-18

RATS, OATS, OATS. Parties
~ on Railroads. or en- the Mississippi RiEsr hAsfnx
Large Amounts Of Oats
For sale, msy state pzicuE bnlk and IA SACKS, and
t.ey VII md buyer b. sAdresslng r. o: Box iss6r
Chire ~ 1ai9uI51lt
, 1864-01-18

~ EAT W E S T E r n
, 1864-01-18

My prices are advanced one.haIt q, cent per pound
On the different grades. FIXED. s. DAY. Agent.
January l{th, lsI. Ja15u1st-lt
, 1864-01-18
THE AMERICAN ORGANS

Are pronounced By more than one hundred Of tho best
O1Faniss to be superior to any other Jet pEoducet
having received the lrss premium Whenever exhl-
tited-
From among the many received we select tho
following
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-14

CaiEo, Nov l2-Advices from Paduoah OF
the oh say that seren gunboAts had arrived
there from Johusouville a. ) O'Clock the evening
before
Thcr report thai the rebels tsts d'sapreare,
from this side Of Jobnsonvi!le
No part Of FORESTS army - believed 20 6e os
tie ess. SIDE of the river, thev having gone ii 1.
thought, 70 Join Hood.
Gen Scho6eld With hfis en hundred troops
arrived At Jacksonville; that place is regsr5el y
perfectly secure
The Tennessee rive, sili soon be open Again.
A tornado passed over Washington county
llnos. ou tho morning of The 9Th. destroying
many buildng- killing one person and waandue
several olhers
The district ct W., Kcr,ul :, hs- given a
majority for Jincoin his is regafseJ - The
greatest change st public opinion 10 AT par, al
the Union
Memphis papers of the i9ih say that the cote
IA Memphis ~ s-Lincolh Goa. Mcclellan
2623 which Is iniormsl ana vas rejected
Desschments o. Missouri. Ohio Peunsyvania
Iowa and Wisconsin regiment. gave large Lin.
coin majorities
The 9th Tennessee Cavalry gave unanimous
vote $50 lot Lincoln
Steamers from below bring $50 bales OF cot
ton for s. Louis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-14

NEw YoRK. November l2-The Post
Washington special sass: Richmond papers OF
Thursday sre greatly excited over Lireon
election.
Hood j. said TO bc marching on Chattanooga
and the rebels aTe confident
Grant Is preparing Tor another battle
The rebel journals almost unanimously cen.
sure atNng negroes.
Tho appropriations o: the last session oi Con.
gress exceeds S73500 900. not including the
interest on tho public debt
sheridan handsomely eheckmatod the moves
OF Early on our Hank lie has sent them back
from their advance on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad. Particulars wlil be sent soon as thoy
are received
The Posts special saws the Treasury Depart
meut will anticipate the payment of the January
interest GA Government bonds
The rebel authorities nave made a proposition
70 our Government, asking leave to purchase
blankets ia The Northern cities fof'their prisoner.
paying therefor ~ cotton. The question il un
der Adyisemeut
\ conspiracy 70 break from tho Bgokblyn jail
has been discovered, ia which death 10 all who
stood in ihe ~av was 70 be inflicted Inc load
ers are named lales aud kinaSy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-14
From AugusIN

AUGUsr., November l2-225 towns give Lin
coin 81 ,423 Mcclellan 30 .207
The same towns in September, gave Couey
I5.6le Howard 30. ll6
The remainder Of the State will not vary ma
icrially from this majority, as the 10000 votes
yet be heard from are about equally divided
Lincoln & majority will be nearly $4,000 on IN,
home vote, with 5000 to 1000 on the soldiers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-14

NEW YoRK, November IA committee O
our leading merchants aud citizens have been sp
pointed 10 carry out the proposition 10 furnish
the gallant soldiers and sailors thsnksgy
ing dinner. and appeal 70 the people of the Nor,i
TO join in the effor They ask for cooked poultry
and other proper meats, az we'll as miuce ries
sausascs and fruit; but il any one is so situated
as not to be able TO cook. poultry or meat will be
received uncooked What is sent should bs
wrapped in white paper. boxed, and addressed
Geo " Blunt. Getey's building, Trinity Place
New York II uncooked. it should be so mark.
ed outside, aud list Of contents accompany the
box Nothing should be sent cooked prior 10
Nov Il Unco1ked poultry OF meat should
reach New York on or before Nov l9ih. Con
tnbutions 10 money should be seut to Theo Ro
senvenlt, Treasurer. No. ~ Maiden Lane.
Express companies have generously offered 70
transmit al contributions free Of charge