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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-14

Resolved. That in fhs future, IN the past. will
sherr with answering fidelity 10 the Union under the
Consultation the only solid foundation cf our strength
security and happiness As people and as rane~ork
ogovernment equally conducive TO the welfare aud pros
periiy Of all the States, both Northern ard Southern.
Resolved, That this Convention does kpcitly declafe
the the people that after
failure the Union by the experiment OF war;
during which, under the pretenSe OF military necessity
power higher than the Constitution the Constitution
itself disreg srded in and public b
eriy aud private right alike trodden down, and the se
rial prosperity Of the country essentially Justice
humanity, liberty and the public welfare demand that
immediate efforts be made for cessation Of hoStiities
with view 70 ultimate convention Of the States, or
other peaceabe means 10 the end that at the earliest
practicable moment be restored on the basis
Of the Federal Union OF the States
Resolved That the direct interference II the military
authorities OF the United States in the recent elections
held in kentucy, Maryland, Missouri and Delaware, was
shameful violation Of the Constitution, and repetition
Of such in the approaching election will be held
under contro.
Resolved, That the aim and object Of the Democratic
Marty j. TO preserve The Federal Union and the rights
the States unmpared and they hereby declare that they
consider that the administrative usurpstion OF extrsord
and dangerous powers not granted by the Consu
the subverson of the civil by military law in States
not in Instruction the arbitrary military arrest, impris
onmen trial and sentence OF American citizens in States.
where civil law IN full force The suppression Of
freedom OF speech and Of the press the denial Of the
right of asylum the open ed disregard Sf State
rights the employment OF unusual test oaihs, and the
interference with and denial Of the right Of the people 20
restoration of the Union snd the perpetuaton Of the
Government deriving Just powers from the consent OF
the governed
Resolved. That the shsmeful disregard Of the Admins
tration TO it, duty respect fellow citizens wLo
and long have been, prisoners Of war in suf-
ferng condition, deserves the seyerest reprobson on
the alike Of public policy and common humanity.
Resolved, That the sympathy Of the Democratic party
j. heartily and earnestly extended 10 the sodery Of
army and sailors Of navy who and have been in
the field sea. under the Gag Of their country
aud IL 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 nobly earn ed
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from 81. IOuis.

ST. Louis. October l3 AT meeting vi the
stock holders of the Missouri and Western Tee-
graph Company, held here to-day. the following
gentlemen we're elected directors for the ensuing
year:
Joseph Wade, Cleveland; Aussn Slayer
Cleveland; Thomas Davenport, Cincinnati
'Chas VI. Shebbens, New York: George T. vii
liams, Edwin C. Bush, and Chas J Osborn, st
Louis
AT a subsequent meeting OF the directors, thu
following gentlemen we're elected officers of tho
Company:
Thomas Davenport, Of Cincinnati, President
.. n Palmer, Rochester. Y Y, Treasurer: and
Geo. r. Williams. St Louis, Superintendent.
The Radical Union Convention OF the Firs
Congressional District yesterday nominated
Charles Z. Johnson for Congress
Gen. Rosecrans and portion of his stas cf
Tor The front last night.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-14
FROM GEN. BUTLER'S army
EAvY CAN n o Adm
MORE REBEL DESERTTO.yS
LATER FROM SHERIDAN.
NARROW ESCAPE OF Gee. lOMAX.
A Guerrilla Gang Broken Up.
The Result in Pennsylvania.
Large Democratic Gains.
&c, &C.. &c, &C.. sc.


Efo" NtW tOTk.
NEW YoxK. October l3-The Tribune. cor.
respondent with Butler writes as follows
The evidence Of exhaustion and disorsanza-
ton in the rebel army seems clearly on the In
crease
Over 800 deserters have come TO headquarters
to-day, and report extensive dissatisfaction among
those left behind
Six of the crew of the iron clad Virginia ar
rived this morning, and will be sent north with
the others.
The Tribune's Washington special of the 18th
says
Gen Banks il still in town, but is said to be
uncertain as TO his future movements.
Rumor continues 10 couple his Eane with n
place in the Cabinet.
Mr. Dana is also placed in the category on the
same authority, but those most likely to know
discredt any further changes during Lincoln's
present term.
The Tribune's special dispatch dated Head
quarters Of the Army on the James October 10,
says:
An uubroken quiet prevails along oug entire
lines to-day. except tina; the enemy has been un-
usually active in shelling ou- works At Dutch Gap,
without effect however.
For upwards of AL hosr late this afternoon
heavy cannonading has been heard in the drec-
ton of Petersburg Weare not apprised of what
il amounted TO.
Last night two Richmond Confederacy Off
cials--one a clerk in the "a Auditors aud the
other in the Comprollers Office. came inio our
lines with their nuske,s. after being relieved
from picket duty, and have had protractei in
terview with Gen. Butler
The work at Duch Gap is progressing favor.
ably
The Worlds correspondent with General Sher
dan, saws oi the last victory over the rebel cav
airy:
The victory was one OF the most complete
ever won.
Among the guns captured ras The famous Bal
timore battery With its gunners
The prisoners captured were mostly OF the best
class in the rebel army
Some of them hearty, brave men, who lately
cursed their comrades for getting whipped.
Several officers among them.
\ curious circumstance occurred in the midst
Ol the pursuit in which Of our cavalrymen,
gallopDg up with sabre drawn, along side oEtwo
rebel officers. one ordinarily and one well dressed,
calling Oh the latter to surrender He proved TO
oe Captain Of Battery. ard his companion, who
escaped, was Gen. LonIar
While the Tribune says OF the PENNSYLVANIA
election, there is prospect OF small Union
majority on the home vote, il NAV be the other
vav
The World ioes not make any claim to the
State whatever. il has n dispatch from Philadel-
phis dated Oct. IL, which says
The Democrats have certainly carried the
State 10y from 5000 TO 900 on the home vote
Steamer Ca.awbs from New Orleans, 9Th inst.
has arrived
The Louisiana Legislature is ia session.
The Mobile Tribune is agitaling the subject of
employing slaves soldiers
No military news.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-14
PennsyIvania Election

PniLADKLrHIh, October l3 We have reported
msiorites from AZ counties. showing a Union
majority OF s.672. In the remaining % counties
the Union majority last year was s43, making
a total apparent majority Of 10 SIS
IL allow total falling off in the Union
vote OF 5000 in the counties to be heard from,
there will still be Union majority on the home
vote OF > Jl5
The Age claims gam of ~ 900 on The entire
vote
A footing Up of the total reported Democratic
gain. 40 far is II 232 in 4s couLtes
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Merchants Exchange.

The students Of this College enjoy the benefit Of n.
regular meetings Of this novel department conducted
the plan the Chicago and Cincinnati Boards of Trade
where actual transactions had. Reports an
nounced and such instruction given will make all
petent 20 buy and sell Change agent principal
Citizens and strangers invited call address 70
further particulars,
GREGORY NUMFoRD.
septI -d:m
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NOTICE.
TO SINKING FUND BORROWERS.

LII persons noebted the Sinking Fund are hereby
notified that all lands mortgsged TO said fund and
which has been paid In advance for
present year. will be advertised for sixty days previous
to and offered at public sal. the secod Tuesday in
December next.
BY order Of the Board ofCcmmssioners
". H. TALBOT, President.
augs-dw
Register aud Republican, Lswrencsburg; Courier,
Madison; Times and Volksbote, Evansyille Journal and
Express, Terre Hsute Press Greencsstle Jefersonan
and Palladium Richmond; Times and Sentinel, Fort
Wayne; Sun, Vncennes Argus and Courier, Lafayette;
Review. Charlottesville; Goshen Democrat; DemocI and
Union, Lapore; Marion Journal, StanSar Marion; Re-
publican, Greensburg Mercury and Sentinel, Rochester;
Democrat and Republican, Plymouth; Democrat and
Spectator, Monticello Republican, Rushvlle Volunteer
Shelbyyille; Democrat, Huntington; Ledger New AL
bsny; Appeal, BedfoTd Democrat, Columbus, Standard
Anderson; Press Muncie Journal, Winchester; Demo-
Review, Jay County; Democrat Hartford City, Jay
Torchlight, Jay c. H., will insert TO the amount Of
dollars and send bill receped to the Office Of the Sinking
Fund for payment, with paper containing the sdyer
tiSement marked"
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instruction and Practice.

The Instructors ard Propretors Of this College have
oyed large experience both in practical Teaching and
actual Busines, having experience o fifteen years in
the business and for several years principal Teacher and
head ofthe actual Business Department Of the Pough-
keepse College. To yodng men, who can devote bat two
three months study would call their attention
to this system Of Business Instruction and popular Eda
cation, where you enter upon the study aud deip
line Of acquiring wealth By tho employment a; Labor.
Talent and CRnital
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National Democratic Platform
of 1854.

THE UNIoN-THE COMMUNICATIONS
Lie LIBERrr-PRIvArE RIGHrs-FREE ELEC
TIoSs-A FREE PREss-FREE SPEEcH-TRIAL
BY JuRY-THE RIeHr or AsYLVX-JUsTIoE 70
OUR SoIpIEsS
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DIR. WHITTIER.

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DR.. whitfier's Theory, symptoms aad TrcstneBt
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In plain sealed letter envelope for six 20 prepay
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conditions resulting from the infringe Of The moral
laws excees indulgence. xposrres and imprudenc-s
in married aud slDgle lie. Every sentence contains Ia
sruction 20 the Afflicted and should Be read By every
young person 90 Keep them on the shoals which
ers have been broken 70 pieces Amsfivensss clearly
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tanning nothing referring 10 sexual Diseases Tor eents
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Just PUBLISHED.
PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE

nS vnNEKEAL DISEASES, IN
~ cluding Gonorh9A, Gieet, Sypni-
lis, Structure, Gravel, stone, Ruptures,
Pil,S. tisiula, Urinary Deposits, and
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Prostrate Gland, and SEMINAL Nesicles,
and their treatment. including a chap
ter on FEMALE DISEASES. with OBJ
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tior of conceDfiou Containing A Trea-
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Erou Cairo.

CAAo. October l3.-Natchez dates have been
received, and report that the expedition under
Col McCabe. which left Rededota on the oath
ult. has returned. having captured the rebel Col.
Wilkinson. four Captains. several guerrlss. 400
head Of cattle 100 mules, 30 horses. aud con-
siderable quantity of cotton and wooden cloths,
arms and ammunition
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Debility. and Impotence in both sexes; the
effects OF these diseases the body and mind aud the
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Quackery.
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DR.. STRlCKLAN0'S PILE REMEDY.
GRAY a. WILLIAMS.
w Washington. City, ID. &.

4 TToRSfYS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS or
u 'isim~ uuce Ne. tS2 Pennsylvaris avenue a tcw
door eat ~ the National Hotel VIII prosecute claims
nrirr the United states Cour of Claims and Congress
hlshess Win a. The Executive Departments. includ
ng tlams ~ every description connected Nith the Mill
ars Ana service attended 20 with promptness ard
energy oct7-d3ui
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S OLD I E R S.

You oashi not be without such valuable medicine
IN. Cincinnati National Union. Of April Gath, says
thai thousands of soldiers have been saved by he
"a. of Strsckisnt's Anti- Cholera Mixture.
soa ey Druggists ana prepared only By Dr. A strick
land East F07rth street, Cincinnati, o.
For sale by w I. Haskit 4 Co, Browning Sloan,
stewart Morgan, J. r. seBsur, rounnssn Cox, Egnsr
a WeeAer.
P-ss 50 sssts ,sz s0tfs .syI71ts scssvly
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BUSINESS COLLEGE.
NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

TENHE FIRST COLLEGE OF THE WEST WHERE
u actual BUSINESS practice is conducted with theory
IN TEACHING and where session Of Board of Trade is
held BY one experienced IN all the legitimate traRssc
tions and ussges Of the West.
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T. III A NGE OF TIM T..
1864. SUMMER 1864.
n n ~ n - e. R Nu RccGH

Great Central Rail Way Line.
Indianapolis and Columbus
AN AND AFTER MONDAY. NAY aoth. TRAINS
~ wil run a. follows. sundays excepted
Leave Indianapolis
Day Express via F7qusl at ..-....SOo u
Night Express via Dayton s...............T.i0P P
Columbus Accommodation via Piqus) at..-i2 IS P.H
Trains arrive:
Sshi Express via Dayton a'............. eeo An
Day Express via Pqual st.. .---..-.- - Y. NJ
Columbus Accomro odation via fqua al. lsO I. N
Express trains ostbis line make the following eonnec
tlens-
AgColunbus nth Cleveland Colambss and Cincinnati
X. H. for Cleveland. DankiIk. Bgaaio. New fork and
Boston.
VITA ceutrAI Ohio l. X. for Newark. ZAnesyiie.
wheeling. nftsturg Baltimore, WSshr gion City, Pills
delphia snd Nev York
With Pttsburg. Columbus .nd CincinnAii r. X for
steasenvae. htsbug Harrisburg, Baltimore, Phllsdei-
phs. New Yofk And Boston.
At Faona. crossing 80 nzv;cn ar Nlchigsa T. r. f0-
Lm~s. Toledo snd Detroit.
A. UroanA crossing of Atlantic an Great Western aut
Ssnfusky, Dayton and Cinciunat Railroad
connect direct Richmond for Dayton. Xsns Hamilton
and Cs~einnss, arriving Cioeinn.f Al llo A NJ and
s45 2 ".
y cssnss q car, ,s Cevruba. upon any train ofthis
Inc
Tbroush Sleeping Cars Might trains
Tkrsush tickets for sale At the Union Depot.
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E czAssLsH. Genera Tiskst Assst
s-en
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Delivered By the carrier within The city, 20 cents PEI
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agents vil Be supplied Al IS cents week.
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a their houses ster they have removed, when they
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Sc 0f psblestion-
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SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.

ifHA SAnoSat Ssvrsas BASx. ofering higher rate
Of in,ercs; than any ether. and ne best sccsray Any
savings bank which pays rs depOstors in o. g Notes.
considers that Il IL paying in the best circulating
dunn o! me country. and !; cannot pay IN anything
better, for its assets either in Government
per.
II is equally convenient temporary permanent
investment. The notes sivsy- Be sold for within
fraction Of their face and accumulated interest and
the best security With banks oosersls for Dis
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NJ DICAl.
MNZG0z21
AND
. L u * T!
STRICKLAND'S
Anti-ChOlera Mixture!

rs A COMPOSITION OP ASTRiSGESTS, ABSORB
ents. stmulents and esrminstves, which every Phy-
scian acknowledge is the only preparation that 81
fect permanent cure OF DiArrhes and Dysenery. This
Mixture 4 now In use-n several OF eS army
hospitals where IL gives the greatest satisfaction IL has
ssved the lives Of thousands CT soldiers and citizens,
aud we will guarantee Il 10 be the best remedy N the
world for Darrhea aud Dysentery
M Woods, 4 Covingtou, Nv, will - mast hapPF %
.t.fv any one Of the virtue Of Stckands AntChoers
Mixture: Ia fact have great number Of
frur- patients who have been cured after being pro-
nOunced nCurabe BY their phyoians some after taxing
op On. bottle of streklAnd's Anti Cholera Mixture II
Won srTer wih the Darrhea Dysentery ~ ons bottle
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ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE or Mu.
hICIPAl TAXATION,

But side from all the advantages we have enumerated,
special Act Of Congress essmps 0R IOEds aad Toas-
neg sot-s from locrt trsotio. On the ,h-
exemption !, worth about two per cent. per annum,
according the oftsxaoni various parts sf the
country.
|; is believed ihs, securities offer great induce
raents TO lenders those issued by the Government
IL all other forms OF indebtedness, the faith ability
ofphvsie parties stock companies separate com
muni;es only, IS pledged tc- payment, While the whole
property OF the country is held to the discharge
Of all the obligations Of the United States.
While the Government; Offers The no-: liberal terms
for lis loans it believes that the very strongest sppesl
will be to the loyalty and patriotism Of the people
subscriptions viii be received BY the
Up 20 the cath Of September the subscriptions ,hi.
loan amounted 10 over
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE
Atlantic & Great Western Railway,
NN9 asss9
New York Through Line.

SUMNER ARRASGEHENT-Two THROUGH EA-
- press Trains between Cleveland snd New York
. LII 4 = ~.
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MEDICAL.
Galen's Head Dispensary
Established i'm 1880 and Chartered
by the Legislature OF Kentucky.
for the treatment Of
N-ea. s>s-exaH - uDaS@>.spss.S.
SE.Ui-F.fL V'E.fkE'ESS.
And al Affection. q the Urinary and Gencrsve Organs
Of both sexes.

q the Urinary and Gencrstive Organs
Of Both sexes.
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tx.v.~.v York AT Z 90 A s-and Loo p -
60, cleveland at......... 4 SO A ~ and 20
.sundays excepted fSaturdays excepted
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-08

as heard and large smoke seen in that d.
rection. Mac.
Capture Of Millen Ga.---Advanos on Savannah
WASHINGTON, December 8, p. M.-The Gov
eminent has received information that Gene
raj Sherman hod captured Millen. on the
Georgia Central Railroad, on the goth ultimo.
His army was concentrated, and it is thought
has moved to Savannah before this.
This news has created an eacellcn. feeling
here to day. Mllen is about sixty miles
southeast from Augusta.
Admiral Dahlgren and General Foster are
both in communication with General Sherman
who is supposed to be marching on Savannah
and joint force had been organized to coop
crate with him while other expeditions are
moving on other important strategic points.
1t was reported on shore that Lee was
marching against Sherman,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-08

election by voting for this amendment. 1t
passed the Senate last winter by nearly
unanimous vote. In the House of Re
presentatjyes it was defeated by eleven
votes eiHse then f9rty-one districts, repre-
sented in the HoHss BY gentlemen who voted
against the proposad Sihshdment, had repu-
dated the action of theft Cohgressmetl and
declared in favor Of the platform as adopted
by the Republican Convention at Baltimore.
1t is now to be hoped that these gentleiaen
will profit by the decision of their constituents,
and reverse their action. Could anything be
fairer than the terms of submission we offer
to the rebels We ask nothing of them to
which we ourselves do not submit, viz {: ale.
glance to the Government, freedom to all the
inhabitants Of every State, and an acknowl-
edgmcnt of the Constitution as the supreme
law of the land. These thfss points we vol
UNFAIRLY submit to ourselves, and We merely
ask them to do likewise. When they struck
at the country which had always protected
slavery. the country had the right to strike
back and annihilate the Institution which
sought its life. Uong continued cheering. J
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-08
THE HEROINE OF PIEDMONT.

In the attack on Piedmont the other day, a
woman captured t'eo of the rebels and delivered
them prisoners to our Provost Marshal. They
entered her house for robbery and plumber,
but one of them was too drunk to be able to
do anything, and the other, she knocked
down with her rolling pin, and tied him to
his inebriated comrade, thus securing both.
Had the garrison at New Creek been COM
posed of women like Mrs. Dadisman we should
not have hsd to chronicle the humilatipg
story Of its capture without firing gun. We
trust there are MANY such women among us
and that any future attempt at invasion on
the part of the rebels will meet with just such
reception as the scoundrels met with at
Piedmont from both men,anl women. Let
them not suppose that the affair at New Creek
can be repeated.