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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18

"A chaplain In Arkansas says that man
bs,ing futs in that State vss eonversinr With q
woman At whose house he called. sud in the
course OF the conversation asked her III there
we're any presby terians around theres" She hes
iiated moment. and then said. she guessed no,
her husband hsdn'' killed any sirce they lI~ed
there"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18
DEAFNESS.
G A T. A i i II ,
DISCHARGES FROM THE EAR.
EAR, THROAT AND AIR PASSAGES.

DRS LIGHTHlLLs Popular work or
IL Deafness. its Causes and Prevention"
has reached the Siyth Edition, and nav be oh
tanned 10 Carleton. 4l3 Broadway. or any re
spectsbfe Bookseller throughout the country.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18
Remarkable Cure Of Deafne.e.

Albany. n I. September !. 1864
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18

The following is from the Richmond Exam
liner of Nov g.
, 1864-11-06
FROM ST. CLAIR COUNTY.
fxfcut Union Mass Meeting ut 8elle-
Vitie-Thc Germans Arouseds


isnec.al Ditpatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
B1L1zyu1r, H., Saturday, Nos 5.
Owing to an unfortunate accident on the
st. Louis and Bt1le<ll1e Railroad, the arrival
Of Gov, Yates to-day was delayed until near
II O'Clock this afternoon, and many OF the
Scomanry Of St. Clair, under The Impression
Tint there wcu1d be no speaking, departed to
their homes. As soon. however, as the 10Y
ernor arrived, the citizens came In tull force,
and in lees than ten minutes atter wards, the
large ha}l cf the Court House Was literally
packed 3uu aid running over.
The Governor was necessarily somewhat
brief In Lis remarks, but be pursued very
nearly the same line Of argument that ne
followed In his admirable speech recently
delivered In Chicago, and it told e1cellantly
well with tue loyal yeomans Of BelleVule
and st. Clair. The Teutonlc element Is
ngnaaly considered ph1egrnatic, but as one
who saw the crowd that listened for nearly :
two hours to the Governors eloquent utter.
snces, and heard It's patriotic o1tontsts o.
eatisfaction whenever a senttment WAS glveh
prir ciples Of human freedom, you'd, what.
ever they might say OF the German
element Of Bel1eville, not say that 1T was
stolid and phlegmatis: = have seldom seen
an audience that exhlblteo more 1Ga en.nns1asn'
1t WAS quite dark when GOV: Yates eon
! cluded, and the audlenca adjourned Will
| three cheers for the ticket, national, stats
and local +
| 4ha eveu1rfr at the Ctu1t House.
TIE Indications Of success in this Congress
ional District are excellent. There 10 nttl'
| donbt that Jehu Baker, our candidate 10
Congress- viii be elected by haudsome dso ms Iae
jo1lty.. he will receive At least ,VV n '.oa ,'
Eenrcaenfattye districts are sale also, DC
1oad d peradyenture, unless frauds are pei
netrattd at the balIot-box.
, 1864-11-06
FROM TIE SOUTH,

=, New YoRK, November Slate rebel news
papers contain little concerning War move
nents. Some Of them ap 1ear to have caught
our present Northern political, contastoD.
The Richmond Vhig Is disgusted With the
despotisn existing here, but congratu!stes
Us On what IL designated as president Lin
coins mode of conducting elections"
The Richmond Enquirer, Instructed by tha
lefeon given by Sheridan to Early at Cedar
creek, descants on the demorattz tttou OF tne
rebel army, and urges the necessity OF its
reorganization, especially OF the cavalry
Twu xesse1s which recently arrived at a
Southern blockaded porI, 1t ID said. brought,
among other freight, $50 600 pounds Of Eng
) 1ish baccn for the rebel troops.
Henry Howell. member Of 9 Union Ten
peseee regiment, charged Hith having desert-
ed fr@m che 4th Alabama regiment, was shot
near Richmond last Monday.
:: New EoRs, Saturday, Nov. 5.-The Rich
o. nd *%atine. says Of the recent movements:
r. Esuk ukses' have gained au advantageous
posltta4...:S4art ~ paenk 1osa Thtchs / they
aging limits, en1 I11n
homcsteads. :. They may also> he e1@::!1.e!k
position for Riding on the south Side Of the
faIlroad, but otherwise we cannot consider
that they have rhined any vital advantage.
The Yankees will have more hard fighting
to 20 through II they persist in attempting
to hold the plank road. The E4qulr:r says
the reorganization OF the rebel army, espe-
cially Of the cagslry, is imperatiyely neces.-
sury, and again refers to Early's defeat, and
attIibutesit 10 decentralization. The Whg
has long article Oh Northa'n elections, oo'
Df,pdtch Rsys t~o yeeee1a recently arrived Ii
Confederate port with IS 900 pounds o.
Erglfsh bacon, Tor the uEe OF the Con1eder
ate 9rUY,
, 1864-11-06
TIE &OAE:1EER FRAUD. -
Report ut StyEsorf's Commissioners
additional Evidence OF Ine Fraud. I

I
New YonK. Nov. 5.-Messrs. Amasa j
Parker, W. +. Allen and VIM. Kelly, thu
Commissioners appointed by Governor seff
mou1 to Welt Washington ara tnTsetigafet
the charges Of fraud sgal0et tie etafe ASs1f4
for receiving the soldters' ',Tpte, Ia7s g
secSstsf; Il -
permission to visit, ia prison., Colonel North
and Messrs. Cohen and Jones, the arrested
prisoners, who are subjected to Improper
treatment and great deprivation. They say
that they could obtain no copies Of the, char
gts against the ACCUSED, and have found no
evidence that frauds were com aitted b7
them. They state, also, that soldiers desl-
rous Of voting the Democratic ticket meet
with crest difficulties in. their efforts to do
SO. The Commissioners requested Of the
Secretary OF War that either Colonel North
sid Mesars. Cohn and Jones should be given
up for t1ial to the State authorities, or that
tie proceedings in their cases should be post
poned till alter the Presidential election, and
they be released on parole, neither Of which
beiIg complied with, comm 1nicattoa was
a3drtessd to President Lincoln by them, sta
Lg the entire case, and, their lhb0rs being
conp1ettd, THY left Washington.
It will be eeen that one OF the destees OF
the Commission, the pcstponement Of the
tria1 till after the election, has baen compiled
with By the adjournment Of the Court to the
i4th fnetsnt-
New York, Nov 5.-The New York 7ri-
e,4+e's Washington special says: "L1e9ten-
ant Colonel Murphy, Of the 7fh New York
beavy artillery, Whose arrest has before been
arnounced, to day t. stfhed that large nun
b.r Of soldiers af1idarits aud powers Of attor-
neg, Importing to nsve been sworn before
bin, and bearing his name were forgertes.
He makes the seventh oiIlcer whose name
has been forged In Col Nor1h's Office"
BUrfA1o, Nov. 5.-Ceptain Ottsnot, 18th
New York regiment, wag arrested here and
cent to Washington day before yesterday,
Implicated in the soldiers voting fraud. >,
asates that frauds In eolditrs' votes have ebeen
discovered In that city.
, 1864-11-06

tc..,., 1,z,.4,,r =, Tho f.h,raoo str3trne1
''p~'''3 " sr. Lou1s. Noy,5,
The ohc1al ORDERS and endorsements III
the matter of Marmaduke and Cabel being
taken to Barnum's Hotel have been printed,
~. -.1,,., ~ o.-..-s +b,t MOI rno m Gan
y "11en - ap ,ss sAss - ~. .,-,ao,sra -, ~ 10
Rosecrans' staff, ordered the prisoners 10 De
taken to G,atfot street prison, but Col. Cole,
49,. +,,a- -a-o ~otnra4 ~ re,.
Ill "uo7e tDs s3 ,...+.. srha ,~,ko1.
Nit them to be thus dea!t Haia. Inc "aoAe
affair rs 1iesed sed n en desna the iu dis M
s. 49, sa--;,o
mleeal OF Cole l1ona 1ne oe4
me 14oeo'. 80 na' ,nonss % aa-,rass 40 - ~ con.
1Eg concerning lne au.s1o osnes1 VI ~
seryatiVes In North MissoaI1, and says Inc
Lieutenant Colonel Of Tom Fletchef's regi-
msnt Ia order1ng Mcclellan men to leave
thsI; homes in tie eoutheast. This simply
means that the Union neh alo Fe'aua.lns
on eeceeeionists for damages sustained BY
them during the rebel Invasion. Price tried
.to drive out AL the Union men; nov the table
ia turned, Copperheads knew this would
be tie sequal at any time, aud are lying
shont IT merely to manufacture political
cnn,tal elsewhere,
1 teieg7am has been received In this city,
+o the effsct that Prtce's retreat1ng vagrauts
had reached Newtonta, on their retreat into
Arkansas, 1t is also said that fight took
place thefe with victory, to our troops;
We presume It Wns fight with the rebel
nsr-guara: There Was .n@or IT thls attsf = =
noon that Price h1msen WITH l,51 = msn naa M
been captured N Arkansas' ak, ont o1nge"' III
Ex-Sec,ctar5 Chase ar1seo tni5 ncoa c9 LOT LOT
Chicago, and "as eseof9ea 70 n1s no.ei -: - ~ ~
D. Drake and DINERS. eaetay y,sarsa4 mss5 n1s ~
rivn1 soms fremon1e1e % e ns9 3,noi1ip gor him
eneees1 'nat ~ 1t ~ eetsne fo.n1pt favoTnb1e to
y sLe4a - r. n1,oress Int nfrhiv nrnner to aay
, 1864-11-06

NEW YonK, Saturday, Nov. 5-The Com.
,,ereials Paris letter says the late treaty VIA
Ita,y continues to occupy a large share Of
nnh,c attention 1t Is mob known what
eeorduct the Roman government viii adopt;
whether the Pope viii create an army OF de-
t1n amhaE sador carried to the Po pe tha official
= csa Of IL saes es .BS ss
ment. % 4 speedy meetie < Of the italian par
4 I strong effort Ti1 be made to carry the
capital 70 Naples. 'rhc French mall steamer
Louisiana carried ont the first installment ol
biaximillian's European army, consisting, Q
COO Be,gisns> The enzollmeuta for TIL!
amy consist of 5000 Frenchmen, e,0o0 Aus
trans and Z, 600 Belgtans, made b5 voluntse!
ing thus far. Offers of service are mnc
flower tnan anticlpatea. ~ -
| shi1 cha Islands had ARRIVED, but thong
matters atf1l wear warllke aspect hosti.itts
| between the Pezu7ia1a and span1a1ds ha
, 1864-11-06
NUMBER 124:
To tho Voters Of kane County.

ALkO6A9 A4A4 NN.& A'As4 A1Oss ~ ASuts
Iata last evening I was surprised By the
intelligence that had been nominated By the
Democratic Convention, which assembled
at Genevs on Saturday 1ase, for the odfcs Of
Sheriff Of this County. It la With deep hun1l-
iatlon to my pride "a An American citizen,
and soldier who has for three years fought
the enemies OF his country In the front rank,
that find my position so mlsanderstood
that any one could suppose that would
accept a nomtuotion Tor any office at the
hands Of party that stands upon the Chics-
20 platform. : I desire to say to my fellow
citizens that turn my back upon the nomi-
nation with Increased disgust for party Of
men who, In their National Convention, At
tempted to prostitute the sacred name Of
Democracy By nominating q candidate for
Vice President whose hand, voice and heart
have been against this Government since the
commencement Of this unholy rebellion.
I have been Democrat tor many years.
went to the war AZ Democrat, and am
Democrat still, bnt do not recognize in the
platform a. enunclnted By the Chicago Con-
Eention any Of the doctrines Of that time
honosed organization. lshal therefore sup
port candidates. that stand upon the great
Union National platform, md hope thhy will
be t1,u1uphsntIy elected By the Volca Of the
people on Tuesday next.
I'd lieutenant ard late Acting Adjutaut 13;h ILL
ri~f fnf.
, 1864-11-06

CAIRO. November 5-New Orleans papers
of the Goth nlt- have been received
Major General Hurlbut has issueo three
ycrv Important military orders, to-Wit: Eo-
roliment order No. J., Special Order No. 229a,
and General Order 15i. The first provides
for the commencement Mt Of the enrollment IN
tle Department Of the Gulf October 51st-
All persona nable to enrolment not report
1pe between the date mentioned and the 10Th
OF November, will be arrested and punished.
The second commands the city authorities
to close all gambling houses IN the city.
Camble1s who ply their business on or after
The Lat Of November will have their furniture
and utene1ls conflscated, will be fined and
assigned to active regiments as teamsters or
cooks. The last order provides for the rails
ing OF two colored volunteer regiments with
in the city and neIghborhood OF New Or
leane.
Another large drove o: cattle. reported to
number one Thousand four hundred bead,
were crossed over the Mississippi at jack
sou's Point, By the rebels, on the $50.
Tho naval dispatch hOat volunteer had
arrived at New Orlea:s. This steamer was
visiting all the vessels Of the Mtss{ss1pp]
| squadron Tor the purpose OF collecting the
| ba1lote Of eal1ors from the State OF. New
| York.
| Lieuteutant Earl left Nathez on the eth,
| with q command on board q. steamer
on an expedition to some point along ths
, 1864-11-06

ed hy chee,s and ether demoustrations q
apr1ausc. hare heard every speech detiH
t1sa b, the Governor since Inc canvass com
menced, ard this delivered at Alton to-n'gh
wss the best Of the lot. -
Gov. Yates was followed by Col. ". b
after which the neetirg adjourn ed To-da!
lie Governor and Judge Scates speak; +
BeIlylIlo. st. Clair county, aud this eVena1:
in this city, With AIr. Chase.
, 1864-11-06

rough Joke for FallandfshaE1+
The following Is vousaed for as correct By
Iii. 3. E. swan, OF Rock Island, as narrated
to him by Lieut.. Skinner himself Poor Va1
will probably keep. clear Of boys in blue
hereafter: ....
Last week as Charles Skione1, d Lieutenant
in the army Of the james, Unlisted IRON
Wisconsin, NOW at his fathers 10 Rock ~
land, was coming home to await his hea11og
up Of his wounds, gentleman accostea naa
as follows:
Lieut.. skln1er.-Fton the army u eao
Gsnt.-How will The eoldle1s OF the army
Of the james vote In this election
Lieut. s.-About fve-st1ths WILL so AVA
/. Lincoln. ,+-o NJ.
Gent--why, did not you soldiers uAe NC
Lieut., S-Yes, but he is on the Hrong ICE as:
ct. There is too much Yallana1eham aooo'
it.
Gent-What hare 5ou against Val1asdfs-
ham? :,
Got agalnet him! Why, If We bad him n Il
the army We would hang him IN nVe mlnn'e7
| and d-n him he ought to be hung,
Thertupou the gentleman turned aWay; x
conein wss sitting in the car near and heaIe
/ this colloquy, and when the cara TOP geo, ne
hcckoned TO 1t. Skinner, and asteI him II y
lnew who he had been talking to- No sa1e
LIS. Web, said the Governor, 1t was VA
, | landilhRD himself -,
While the Governor Was eonvu.sed WI
:: u.i1th Il: s. was much astonished int he b.
!: hittt.e g1eat t'pansshsA" 90 b.s& right Ia a.
4 face. ::
, 1864-11-06

The Rebels Fitting ont Steamer
Sink the michtx0n.

22QA &A8 ukAEAAXNAs
BUFFALO, Saturday, No7. SIT is reliably
ascertained that the propeller Georgian has
been purchaeed BY Confederates IN Toronto,
and ID being strengthened and armed some.
where on the Canada shore for the purpose
of sinking the stesmer Michigan and for pt-
ratical excursions On this coast. She was o.
tcpstbly purchased by house In Toronto for
the lumber trade. She came into Butfa1o
ha1ho1 on the Sd INST, to have some part OF
her machinery repaired, but left soon after.
She was without auy description oftre)ght.
Ne are prepared for her here.
THE CANADA REBEL rLoT 70 BURN TIE CITY.
BUFFALO, Nov 5-A letter received ia this
city from friendly Cauadisn, dated DRUM
mondsyille, near Niagara, gives the parncn-
lars Of the designed raid On Buffalo, which
failed, he saye, through the promptit4de of
our authorities. TWO Confederate oft1E"5e!
named Mack and Dsnnie, had charge o. tae
affair. AL the arrangements were comPiet
ed. They had one hundred men IL Buhaios
who had been coming week previous, anu
were scattered about the city IN dliltfenL
boarding places. At a signal these men, y
means Of Greek FIRE, world fire the CITY ~
yorious places. and then proceed to the WORK
Of murder and plllage. Though the plan
fai1ad IL La. not 4%h@.2-.eI, nua they ~REaA@
1ney will Jet destroy Buffalo.
, 1864-11-06
1npture 0fa Valuable Blockade
hun 6&Te

WAeH1Norov. November 5.-A dispatch
fron Admiral Porter to the Secretary Of the
Nayv. dated this morning, communicates the
Information OF the capture Of the blockade
runner Lady Sterling lon Friday night. Oct,
"a by The steamers Eolius, Calypso and Fort
Jackson. She had $50 bales Of cotton, and is
1000 tons burthen. She is now at Beaufort
uith her engines disabled. She Is beauti-
nj nard1e steamer, built By Ash, Of London.
Her e T engines are 500 horse power; She is re-
norted to be very fast-l7 knots per hour.
En- sailed from London in August Last and
nccfeded in entering Wilmington and waa
CAPTURED endeayor1ng to return. The vessel
and cargo are supposed to be worth at least
4Qn0 nfG
, 1864-11-06

NEW YORK., Saturday, Noy. 5.-fhe New
York. 4Tn<s' Washington special SAYS: Mr.
Whiting, Solicitor Of tho War Department.,
cc1red under the last call over l2o, COD Voiun-
teers, ard he bad been informed by authort-
t. to which he gave the highest credit, that
the laft draft, when completed, would far
niEh all the men that would be needed IN this
, 1864-11-06
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER s, 1864.

, not commenced. The Government OF Chill
Peru So it vas at the breaking out Of tne dif.
:Aenlties, 1t being considered that the author
.ttiea Of the latter Reeub1ic hare acted In q
yery imprudent aud rash manner. The f1uan-
fla1 abiits OF the PeruviaDs for carrying on
b war OF any length Is regarded as somewhat
doubtful By many. Anothee Peruvian minis"
terlal resis nation has occurred, thls being
selebrated The anniversary OF their indepsu-
de1ce OF the 18th Of September In very en-
thueiastic manner throughout the. country.
Another revolution In Ecuador has been
4ueied.
Admiral Pesrsor arrived at Panama on the
I'D ult., and supe fseded Admiral Bell IN
eummaud Of the United States Squadron.
, 1864-11-06

{Edstorlsl Correspondence Chic1eo 1floune.!
CARTHAGE, Hancock Co., ILL.,, NOT. 8, 1s64.
So far as We have passsd over the Ali'ttafy
Tra~t, the people setm thoroughly deter
mind to do their whole duty on Tuesday |
mkt. Several recent Democratic horde steal
ing raids in t1is ara adjoining counties IRON
Missouri haye intensified the efforts OF the
Union men, ana cast dark shadows over th9 |
urcspects Of the Copperhead Leaders. The
murder Of Deputy Provost Marshal Kan
colpb. Of Macomb, yesterday, BY the Cop
p.rlcada Of Blandisvi'le, has added largely
to the differentiation Of the citizens to yote
for the law and order ticket. To carry Hal
cock county at all, the bogus Democracy
will be obliged to draw largely upon their
Missouri fr1ende-a thing they are unques-
ion4b]y preparing to do. T~o OF these
trotssaltes we're handsomely entrapped the
| otner aay en- tho Keokuk ferry boat.
Reading In their dress and general
anneararee.> the character Of the twain.
| Mr. Gray, Of Hamilton, & thorough Union
| nan. cou!iueuced conversation with them,
and. representing hlmself as Mcclellan
man, the Missouri gentry told him they we're
fees ssa s1d and Hep TsTe t6sa Ge'dfl flenas
generally. They even proposed to honor %
Nr. Gray with their company for the night,
bnt, making slckness IN hts family as an ex~
cnse. he gave them the name OF well
knoTn Mcclellan Copperhead, trom 1s5a, wn9sm5,
We,come' Nj, Gray went back to Keokuk
nv he Arst host, and the precious twain,
j II a few hours, were In charge Of the boys
In bIne, TO be disposed Of as the Ia" d.
recse fhis is but single incident among .s
hundreds, showing the perfect concord @ ana1 ana
, Identity even between the Little Maesere!
ps,tv and tbe traitass who are plott!ng and
!. ! @5Ehitpe @ for the deetzuctloa OF the Govern
! mcnt. ,.., s++ana.d
Tnesdsr' the Baptist Church was Gro Wde
8 ard he arguments Of Mr. Bross, unlqn Saa
= | didate for I{eutepant Governor, and =: .
n Ts7lor, Esq were received with me g.ea'es
4 attention snd the most hearty aPplaoee.
Il By an accident to the steamer on .4S Vas a "
Il Hon, Schuyler ColfAx did not reach Halsa
On Wednesday, and the large crowd were 10
dressed by Meesrs- Bross and IayloE. q
ut cyer1Whefe. the people gave the most on7'
Is | yidcd attention, and chcered every sssou 70,
" loyal sentiments to the echo: me saMs .,.;s
t1smen spoke with like effect at the bApt't T.l
10 Clnrch at Hamilton, i've miles above w
d saw, and directly opposite Keokus, in ID
[s- eventrg. +b,a a
terpoon Wns crowded TO oSesAowapg 10 ,;ns ns
|er headed By bards Of music pla'ing nAtion
~. nfre. came in from various directions, VI
la' f}aes d, Ing, and altogether the meeting z
'ur a Triumphant SUCCESS. If there Is any aPst
amcpg Union men ~ any Part oa tho nsa
It Muet be in localities which We have q
or visited and from which VIC have not heal
ost Now. lei the friends Of freednm see tina.
~. yotes are ready, that every Union man 4
~ them, and that every patriotic clttzeA d
'els bis whole duty TIL EandoWn on luesd
for aud glorious and lasting victory sill c1o
aioh tbelr tdo1tA
, 1864-11-06
EEOE3 INDIANA
Hecept1ol1 Of Hon. 8chuY1er CoIfa1
GoAhexA-nlo ohAtsr G1eetanG.

(spccial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibunel +
GoeHEk, ssturday, NOV. 5.
An immense ontpouri-g Of the loyal pei,
pie of old Elkhart, numbering not leas th9e
10000, greeted the arrival of Hon. schu5l4:
Collax, and listened to q thrilling address
from that gallant champion Of freedom. a
pzoctss,on slx miles IN length, with banners
and enbltms, one hundred ladies on horss-
back, each with boy Ia blue a. her.stde'
huge cars filled with youth and beauty, q
cavarcade Of rail eplitters, another Of trades
and 'professicns; and banners and mostoes,
gave Interest to the scene. Mr. G ,lfaI was
folio 1ed b. Governor Fairfs1d. Of Michigan,
IL aD able and tel.icg speech. IadIana is safe
for the UDiun.
, 1864-11-06
ISnecial DttpAtch to the Chicago if1ouue.i

1snpci.' Dttustch to the Chicago Triaune.1
CA1Bo, Eovember6 s.
The steamer James White, IN route for Ne"
Orleans, snagged and sunk yesterday after
nam onnoefte leland No. 10. From fifteen
r. e,chteen deck hands were drowned. The
cargo, consisting OF Government stores ano
produce was badly damsged, ba1 thefe a1e
rlfrht hopes Of saving the boat.
, 1864-11-06

s,ear Union nIcetlpg-speech Of Gov.
1Ategs
1eusc.a1 Dispatch to tho Chliago 31lonue'l

,enrs.a. Msoaten to the Chicsgo Tribunal
ALTON, Eov. 4, via ST. LOUIS, Nor. s.
:: oue Of the very best meetings Of the cam
na,en. although of cou1se not one Of the
largest, was held this evening in this pleas'
ant c,tS, twas the intention OF the com
uftne that Gov. Yates should speak In ths
afternoon, but owing to the prevalent storm
thst nrevepted The expected influx OF visitors,
ies + ~as M DECIDED to defer the speaking unsil
1Eeeranme. The haii, the largest In the city,
I'D tT9 pe1sos PA
closely passssa5 a. ao@ o9e1 'es ao GSV Sou1s duas
tee% rs3oh e Tine be expounded the p1nding issuee
and Indicated tie duties Of loyal !. men .. IN IN
@ @r4stea,nsly happy and brilliant effort, and a., !,
s Ing its delivery hexas frequently interrupt
, 1864-11-06

DETROIT, Saturday, Nov. 5.-Major Gene.
lake towns, to sec that proper arrangements
sre perfected to guard agatn.t rebel ra'da
fIom Capada. ard TAKE euch other mcasurea
as may be kdeemed Iproper to preserve
the pubic peace and secnrity. He was here
xesterdaY.
, 1864-11-06

ST 1ou1s, Saturday, Nov. 5;-The steamer
Jas, White has sunk at Island No. 10, fn the
Miesifsippi River. She was valued at
sl2o,D00; insured for $S0,00Q. Her cargo
wins principally government freight. She Is
probably total 1o5s.
tle mouth Of the Illinois river. Losa not
, 1864-11-06

NEW TORE, Saturday, Nov. "a strong
ealc prevailed On the Hudson Rtyer yesteF-
1hy, the tide boipg higher than ever before at
ibis season Of the year.: At Conger's Station
q portion Of The: Hudson River Rall1 Dad track,
q few yuds in length, was washed array
, 1864-11-06

foreroon destroyed the building 157 Wash
ineton street, occupied BY James Pratt as 2
warehouse, There was about 45,0QQ WORTH
Of drugs stored in the building. The total
foes IN near1r S15 0G1
, 1864-11-06

- Watch the ballot boxes. Do not lose
e!gbt of them during the 6ay. See that they
ate opened before the votirg begins, and that
10 ballots are concealed by devices which
viii faleitg the true result
, 1864-11-06

- Stand by the Government and the Ad-
uinfstratIon. There nust be no gunboas
Gcuersl, who can't remember when he was
In any critical situation, to take the helm Of
Gnrh1nnaent.
, 1864-11-06

ia probably nearly double the Federal debt;
and also provide for the payment Of hun
dreds Of pllions OF private claims for epolt.
a.iops. Loyal menl these things must come
on any terms of peace which canb obtained
from The rebe1a
, 1864-11-06

Nrw YonK, Noy.- 5th-Owtng to the 1arge
excees Of exports to-day gold opened qai1e
strong. At 10 O'Clock a. m. the quotation
was 3435A, subsequently rvaching M1, and
from That 1t Auctuated from eess9 to 24o4a at