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, 1864-05-05

EAir to-day: s. br.s Michigan Apples q: lie.
,FlslF-LAEE f1sE-1n very 1e,i!e demand With
nEd unchsngcd. IAcxEnHL In fair receipt md firm
At preytons rates: CopF1su@Reee!pts Limited aua Ia
Cd. Plcklcd In cood demand. with inade1uic snip
tet ir1T, nt
, 1864-05-05
DAILY MARKET.
at,soxs Of rafn reported n tha nsarfes report ard
an hfsit Or ec ner1Ft pts buahe, Hnte4a oFaefT
VI ~ - .ofr d.firerti urtissS &&AkYtctte St1le1

.,,,,. y fy.,{r r<torfsf N {hN 1f4ffE3 FtVtfE &F1
Ausa.s q :. ra,r,t1s eer bvsAti 7tnle4s ofacrrtss
On o" & T. H .a diirfTe1 t5.1isss e4aert7tse st1tet
s1otdo. T~9' - 'S -
wrn1rspAY EVENING. May4 !. 1851.
r.rrcur:-IaxrF Fxxtour4-Dolt and easier.
The etgAgcnn tpuay Wste'|ro ~ HTesTnys-Hart
dxFd vessel wi'h Torn a. SHe- io hiaDs1"'
"L1KE AGp aa1 ,n.i,sr inpa - Il f.r fiour 70
made IoGay y she 4, ptopIaN, ~ annr ~ 5,os,1n
III HoAD fRftoHT-1nef7 II ~ sAan&0 - A"'~~'
We quote: Fourth Cha Flour
To New Yofk; AZ .!a raa 81 Ii.
r., poxto, Al, t1m III olu I.'...:.o, -. l6o
~ po-+,,nr s 81 spu ~, AaA7 Ga5 IL
r 4o Tnnt; sH III Ell ''''--'...S6Sx is
n f11
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-Eecei1sd, ssi bll.; shipped: s.: .
bfls. 1he market t9dsy ruled exsran1ely noll and
ssles today wert 2so 6rls ei:y wines At 81 15; 20
Lrls country Do at t1; 2 b'la city do at u s-ths
n1DES-1askct very nctiye and Ia f.ir supply,
excepting Kip and Caif, which In vssJ small
c.ip'. Price, ra14 very 1rm at pre.tas quotations.
, 1864-05-05

Zip anG Cali MuEr2tnB 1e10
GrIlhhy, two-tfrds price.
ISLES to-day-so Dry Flint At ec 50 Green sa1ted At
Ike.
lEATE1EK-3larket rules very firm at present
quotations, lth limited supply, o.peclslly Of Calf
SKINS Sole leather. There numerous eastern
tny. tn the market, who seem the va1uo
of western leather and nre purchasing accordingly.
We quote:
, 1864-05-05
NJ OF ALCO HOLI
A HIGHLY CoNcEyrRAr TED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT
4 PURK TONIC.
DIR, HO0ELAND'S
GERMAN BHVTERSs

| IL 1%<13Nee4'-s1A4H NJ 4 II Il ~ AalAG:
| PREPARED BIZ
Dk. O. Ii. JACKSON, Phila,, Pn,
wuL EFFEcTuALLr cBRa
LIVES coaFLAwr.
5AuapIass,
Cnsnie Or Nerons Debility, 1,iseasts h -,
kidae1s, and I'll Diseases aris..as irau
dlsorderea u'.:f sr s1oasss,
- coass,pe. sasa
Hon. Inward PLEA,
Head, Acidity Of the stom1:h.
Eihsssa, ,inaa q aeS!thn5n, tln p'sgaas 1es fooi.
Of e. ssazss e i iss
Ghoknv 8 sufoc.ting sfn.asioas wien in al,.ss -:
as snt pSs 9 s' S'Ga n,n +. sss
sd ,s. FL 1 t5s s9Esfs ss. sssH e e
I. Heat. Barnj1s' il tho TIC FiesA. ~
Sss'tssf i f;,i '$s q fiSssF1 ;4st
And zn 22staiyely prevent FELLOW FEvHR, GSs
I1oUs FEVER &c. 1nev contain
NO ALCOHOL OF BAD BRANDY.
Iasy L !; cq5 Ia2. ns aoova es0asss IN nas
Do you want sonsthtng ta Strengthen yss1
10 yox want Good Appeute1
Do you want to Build up your Consti ;oslsRT
Do you Want to Feel wsll1
Do you vast to get rid OF 6arvuuznses1
Do you want Erergyf
DO you w1nt TO 8Esep Wellf
Do you want Brlsk and Vigdrou1 feoifux1
II you do. use HOOFLAND.s GERMAN Hr7Tx7s-
PARTICULAR NOrICE,
Bss 1ss pu a. Z qqss
Sosadsf sfe1d Fl Esaon' s sa''e dsatssd bs Antse
ses;s les = AZ 81 + ;ss s
q k 3D. H. es
sendaoi upon dan5a.d s ID Z ae. a r.
Of th.n,' oe1A4' 0E"sss
I'll r. ooioas! *Yn aia Friends Of sofd1szs.
fends n tns sry ~ th ~ a., a. n na,iaF feaions g
Gsr,nnn Rltte1s VII cure nluet Of The dtsea
Induced 5y exposures .pd psiyatons Incident 10 an
81 aek. vii 5 s. sae eos
Mooflsnds = Gs1%sn B!ttefs Dlssa.es resaltiox frss
asoE4efe Of tae digestive organs are speedily Fc1
y ss meh Sc s.9s 9ssd s soos so2s5s @
wsll c1.e Of one Of lie nasops hs.c
rhGse ~ W., 70 NE hh ow7 language has been sa1aa
- .n' bs''e. rmrADrlrzr4, Aux. -. IN.
anssar 3eaa: ss: ny1ss; .s
e; 3 aa2ss.
Is ssttery ts5 lsai saa 80 80
esePss sas Il
ton ol TIE sngs snd was for seventytwo days Ii =
enea h1 m sttscF ~ aysSntes ~ @rFat ae9ltE htAt
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nklED FKu Mszga sappy
bnt very trnl PrAcH14-unp11cd halves IN very In
adcQuate supply and hsu = pre5to9s 91"t4ttoos:
OF Ill descriptions very trm. With an inward tcnden
c., Us the result Of The additional duty Imposed
furtfvr advance ii &c per box. NJ. RS unchaasel.
Es.pbesties scarce and in 9sod demand-pE!ces Tule
YerT ru, Backberses in fair supply and unchAsgeI,
Chsrriea nn1. II ann frItfatiY firm. XH uunta.
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J9AS sUpSEEnAcK. ut Sew YORK Battery.
IE%1s S. GnEVAL1fk Nt i r. I'D ID NJ NV 111,'e Yoss
Z. SPEHtEK, Ut Artillery. RattefYF
J:g:FAsEWELL. 20. 3, Sd vermons,
HENRY B. JEROME, ca B,
HENRY 7. MACDONALD. Co, c, 9Th Mint
1CnS F. WARD co. F.. 5th Maine.
HERMAN KOCH. co. II. I'd New YoHk.
NATHANIEL B THOMAS, Co F, 8sth Ppno2
ANDREW ] 1DiR. IL. Go. 4. 81 Vermont.
JOHN JENh1NS Cn. 4 1o6tb Penna-
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT1e
See that ngnasurc Of &C. II. JACKSON" n a ~
WRAPPER Of ZACH bottle
FTice Per BOTTLE. IS Cents,
Or Half Doc. for 84.O0.
Ehould the neores. druggist not have the a,tee -
sot bs PIT Of sy asy of he Intoxicating preparaosS
VII tsr"ard, securely packed. hy express.
Principal 0f1ee aad Mauafaets7y
No. 81 ARCH SrhERI,
JON rs e EVA MS.
Huccessars 10 {. II. JACKSON 4 Co.J t1opnsses3+
LORD d SMITH, General Western geat2.
n, Foe sals BY all pEnxSssss sad Dealers u s7sr<
town In tho United statea. fuSau1H y-x&v3to
NOW kEADY-P,ree Is Cents.
, 1864-05-05

IL NJ up!S Vn Hs egg Pet G11
beef 20 brs pork, S102s9 lbs cut meata, lbs.
Iarn shipped day. $500 lbs porg, ss6 lbs hcef 30s
Go lbs lri. The market to-day drrner with m
increased inquiry for nearly al kinds Of hog pro-
dUcr. ..-..-'..7..
N;ess Pork-In active demand ut 65012In7-
sellers Of Econ brands grn.!allv ho1ding at s9o'
2a6 brls country do 1t teto 10uo brla do to BE- ev
cred at keDkuk pt $3i15.
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better supply, with moderate d.
and Previous Quotations unchanged. We Quote:
,nmon to Medium. 5t8t %
ia h H0N O, 0,l-Thcre has been marked dim !
ltIdn In lne demand for Carbon OF during the LAST
" days. that the market IL CO npArutlycy quiet
ces rett In their previous fru1nets without chenSe
The New York herald., 1864-12-03

Arrivals ana Departures.
ARRIVALS.

LfvrRroot-- Steamship China-Mrs Alb.r and son Mrs
Uarra Mrg stiles Mis- Cuiln three ehiidea and nurse:
Mr. MRS and Ms Hunter ,tr,c children and purse Miss
Stevens, u Murray, Mrs r. Lookwoo1 Brinknsr. u
Thomson, Mr. aud Mrs WIlams. w Slaughter. Mrs sharp
ana too sons Mr. waers Mrs and nss Hardisy, Mr. an
MRS Crsps Crane, Miss Watts and servant Mr. and
Mrs Adams and child, Mrs Meyer and son Mr. and Mrs
spoTord Miss Sporord and maid Mr. and Mira and
child Mrs Buckley. Mr. Lcvesroye, Lirard Mr. yyse
Youpgs. Grand lockwood, y JOY, y anzhener y
ssrysnt "a Addcrly, Addery. Du pasuier NJ Porno,
Anthony Mr Tsylor and son, Gay. simpson, job .
Lees kee1n, WEI snes 49, whson snu
Hall GOV Rawson and lady Ave children geserncss nurse
wing Grow, oder Horsimsn, Mr and Mr.. Hersfcd,
shdssu snt nurse NJ and hrs survs and dAsshters
warda Mr. Carmur, Mr. Gray Mr. Rcynolds Mr. sevlla Mr.
Burna Mr. Melor, Mrs and Miss hagnrten, Mr. and Mrs
haley and thee children NJ and Mrs Harris Mr. Brooke
"a % sscsus4, nv NJ EssrsL ii Hia.H S'a''''''a"
The New York herald., 1864-12-03

Manufactured tobaccos have been very quiet In
there has been but very little DONG the GALES being
hned TO the msdum and finer qualities at prices rangpg
from 60c to Csc In other descriptions the demand has
been only limited, and tho quotations merely non
nal.
WTsKEY. Receipts, 1874 bbls The market was quite
active aud frmer with sales OF 1900 bbls 81 90
81 % for Stats. and 81 80 q 81 92h for Western.
Woo-The market has been quiet since our last, and
the latter price for 'pcklock choice grade $50 bales
tub washed At 81 Is 81 20, IS 00O ibs pulled soc.
95c, so bales East India at Soc. &c., 100 do Cordoya
and ooo DO unwashed Syrian and 600 lbs Valparaiso
private terms
The New York herald., 1864-12-03
CITY OMMERcIAL REPORT.

AsHEs Receipts, 81 bbs Tie market continues Quie.
and in the absencs OF sales prices are nominal
BREADsrUFrs. .Receipts 139 bbls. -four, 1900 bage
corn meal, l49,e5o bushels wheat, ass do. corn,
do cats l347o do. rye 937 do barley and oso
DO. matt. The nour marke. opened SC. Ioc higher,
With moderate demand, but closed with the improve
ment lost the sales comprised 10 600 bbls State and
Western 500 Canada, and 100 rye four Rye four was
quiet but firm, with sales Of 100 bbls al IS so 50 50
Corn meal n small supply and firm, with sales Of
800 bbls Brandy at s. 7t ice do caiorc at tho
Same price, and SO puncheons Brandywine at $40 We
The New York herald., 1864-12-03

-lne Wpeat market advanced kc &c, with an in.
creased business Sales IS 600 bushels 50 25 No
Milwaukee club So % 81 "a for Chicago spring 81 40
81 Al for winter red STATE 81 20 81 43 for winter
Western 81 Al 81 so for amber Michigan and 81 60
for white do Rye was in demand and nrm with sales
Of 900 bushels Western at 81 H. Barley heavy,
with rather more doing. the sales reaching Is 900
bushels at 81 20 81 so for Canada East,
81 SO for State, and 81 95 for Maine. Barley
malt in better demand sales or 500 bush
at 81 os. Corn was 10 small supply and lc &c. higher,
with fair demand; sales 20 900 bushels mixed Western
n 81 % 81 90, ahoat and store. Oats .u brisk
demand but &c Sc lower, with sales Of 0o0 bushels
Canada at 9lc, and Western a. 99c. 81, anoat aud
81 00h 81 VI III store.
CaSpLEs-we notice sales OF 2 GOO boxes adsnantinc
Al 32c. 32sc In sperm and patent oothing was done,
ard prices nominal.
CopEE.-The market was very quiet. but firm, prices
gradually advancing under the continued scarcity The
only sales heard OF 200 bags Rio at 43 20
axe We quote ordinary TO fair Rio at 43c a 43 Lc !,
good fair TO prime co. at 44c- 45c and fair good
cargoes At 1870 &4c stock December T. 1854 iu frst
hands, 5ols3 bags
CorIoS.-1be market was less active to-day. The de-
being chiefly from the trade and prices put
decided change Gales $50 bales. We quote
The New York herald., 1864-12-03
He Confcsses His Guilt ON th
6caffold,

fe Cunard steamship China, Captain Anderson, which
left Liverpool the 10Th and Queenstown the
Goth November, arrived this port at three clock
yesterday afternoon.
Tho steamship Bavaria, from Hamburg via southamp-
ton the 10th ult passed Cape Race a. A. yesterday,
on her voyage TO Now York.
The news by tue China is seven days later than the
advices Of tho Asia.
The Russian General Todleben had been visiting Man
chester Liverpool paying special attention to the
whtworth gun the former place, and to the Aacksy
| gun ~ the latter.
Tho commission inquire into the OF riots at Bel
fast. Ireland continued its abors The inefciency o
| tho police force lie plainly admitted
The health OF tho Earl OF Derby improving.
Cabinet councils we're being actively resumed in Lon.
don.
contemplated in the naval and military expenditure Of
England.
Tho london Nerssafs that government has resolved
entirely discontinue the transportation OF criminals
tho Australian continent.
Paris letters announce that Aessrs. Rougemont Do
Lowenberg Co., bankers, who recently failed, with
liabilities for about $500 900 sterling, have made ar
rangements payment once thsr connections
having agreed 10 lend them 700. 900 rranos
Messrs Hsssebrink oriot, OF Havre. had suspended
Liabilities no, stated.
iue steansnip btglsn reAcueu LlVefPoo on the iotn
OF November
The American chip Goschcn, frcm Lsbuan for Hong
Kong, has foundered at sen.
The City Of Cork reachei Liverpool on the evening OF
the 17b the Louisiana early the Of tho 18Th
Of November, and the Glasgow at noon on that day
Tho steamship New YORK, from New YORK. arrived at
Southampton on the 17th OF November.
The steamer Cuba, for the Cunard mail
service, had arrived at Liverpool from Clyde after
very satisfactory trial trip she was to san for New
York on her hrst voyage ca the "a Ct December The
Cuba ia the hundred ani twehty eighth steamer
buHt 70 her owners, and severai ooes tbs
stocks
The Upted States war steamer Sacramento passed
Deal on the lin OF November, pfsceejng 70 .os ~.
ward.
The New York herald., 1864-12-03
Our Paris Correspondence.

PARIs, NOV. IS, 1904.
Ar. Mason and captcfn Norris ofhs florida Parf.-
Rsmors Of an AnooFienca Protea IN the Case, DC
Mr.. Mason, the rebel "Commlssioncr for the ContL
nent" and Captain Mcrris OF the late Florida have
rived In Paris where the latter Of course, quite ,n
among the secession pcrsuasion learn that grand
ball b to DO eivcn him by prominent secssh family
here The ball Is ptotsby congrsristory TO him upon
his having been asnose at Bahia and this SAVING his
bacon.
Captain Morris b a. eeutemanly and smiable looking
. sprats" ~ you would meet In a summers day
There 10 no doubt that within the last few days dee.
patches have been passing between the Eng
lsh Cabinets relative 70 "protesi" upon the Florida
seizure. OF positive action will be takss until
side Of the story sha 10 Known and in any event
there no danger OF anything decided danger
ous than paper protest, 90 lar England France
are concerned.
The New York herald., 1864-12-03
Tho Rebe. Wa ship sAsn-naonn.

from The london index frobel organ), Nov lp1
We have much pleasure In being able 10 state that
almost at the sams time when the Florida was treacher.
ouey seized IN Baba harbor the Confederate fag was
bosted new cruiser at least the equal OF the Florida
In armament, speed and general efficiency.
The Shenandoah starts upon her career With every
prospect OF emuang the fame Of her predecessors She
n commanded by Lieutenant wsdde Confederate esatss
Navy and gallant stan OF officers Having rscsvsd
and armamentevsy thing In iact that constitutes
her bslissvent vesselou the high seas fAr beyond
sny peutrA juSp1iotons there can fortunately bo 10
The New York herald., 1864-12-03

during the week been much contracted owing
the further heavy sdvapce the rate oi excaaare ~
Nv York lbe disposition g. huy o. Engish acconot
seems 10 have nearly speafe ed but Al re iGced quota
tons (s0ss AZ Uuited States 20 bonds are stli
takea for the Continent linols and Ere shares are
kbcut 81 lower bot the absence of business the
price Is l,te more Than u0mnal
The New York herald., 1864-12-03
the Cargo or the Potsrnor.

IN the Court OF Common Pleas, London, important
case, involving tho question OF the liability OF under.
writer's for tho value OF goods seized on board the
steamer reterhoG, was submitted 10 the judges The
peterhoG II will be remembered was captured BY United
states cruisers, and connscated by tho Ameican su.
thortics.
After hearing all the arguments tho Judges reserved
their decision.
The New York herald., 1864-12-03
FINANCIAL AND cOMMsRc ciAL,
FRIDAY, Dcc. 2 6 P. n.

FRIDAY. pcc. &c p. NJ.
The gold market Las been active to-day, and
under demand TO cover "shorts" ~ upward ten.
dency was impaired 70 !, in The morning, but this
was lost ia the afternoon. and Il closed without
any particular feature. although TIE report that
Sherman was within oriy miles of savannah had
previously favored depression. Tie quotations
l,fla
The New York herald., 1864-12-03

preteoce OF accusing her OF any violation OF municipal
laws or Information Il ebiig t'ona
Tue name OF the Sea King has been changed to Shenan
doah.
The New York herald., 1864-12-03
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.
Anxiety and Speculation Rsgarding ths
Prudential EiectlOn.

The arrival of the Canada with news OF the Presiden
tai election was awaited with the greatest interest Ia
England although, @ regarded the result II almost
universally believed that Mr. Lincoln elected.
The New York herald., 1864-12-03
Tho blockade.
PERSONAL AID LE0AL DIFFICULTIES or THE ANGLO
Tn

The London Army and Navy CARTE says that In conse
qnencc of the recent capture by Union cruiser OF
tneuishcd officer OF her Najesty's navy, while com.
mand OF blockade runner, Mr. seward addressed repro
senatons, through Lord Lyons to the British govern
ment, which have ed 70 stringent order the subject
from the Admiralty,
The New York herald., 1864-12-03
wnereabou,,orsem So mes,

The Jamaica Tribune OF October "a, says Captain
semmes arrived there October ~. with twenty ache
teos, or members OF the Of The late Alabama Trey
proceeded 10 Navy Bay. this Is true. II cootradcls the
ssory that Semmes was on board the steamer Sea kns
Oh Madeira
The New York herald., 1864-12-03

The highest cash prices of the leading railroad
and miscellaneous shares, at the first session Of the
Board OF Brokers to-day, compare with the quota.
a.ax. On Eriday of Inst week as fnllnws.-
The New York herald., 1864-12-03
EUR O p z i.

e UR Q = e.
The Bavaria Off Cape Race and
China at Now York.
SEVEN DAYS LATER NEWS.
OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.
Captain Morris, Of the Florida. and
Mr.. Massn, the Rebsl Gem
missioner, In France.
France and England Negotiat-
ing a Protest.
Alleged Union Enlistments in
England and ireland.
Detention Of q New York Emil
grant Ship and Arrest Of
an American Citizen.
British Reports Of the Plot to Burn New York
and tho Raid from Canada.
Espss Of the Angls.Rebel Agents Of
Northern Riots.
The Debate In tho Italian Parliament
and Insurrsction in Vsnstia.
Surrender Of the Danish
Duohies to Germany.
FRANZ MULLER'S EXECUTION.
He COnfcsses His Guilt ON the
6cafrold,
h h. IA
The New York herald., 1864-12-03

Rgsrt CosMs9oss FouSp-UnIted states Msrshal
Reyes opened q boy this morning, found on board n
blockade recently brought 10 this port DIS
covered nearly Gneen hundred blank commissions for
the navy marine corps OF the Confederate service
They are beautifully engraved by Gates sss OF Liver
pool and handsomely printed on parchment. They viii
probably be taken by the government 8olion Journal
4
The New York herald., 1864-12-03
The Mexican Empire.

MAxIMIIIAEs yoRBIGN LEGION ABOUT TO EMBARK.
hsssrs Poihoo'er Co., OF Liverpool, had chartered
steamers to the agents OF the Mexican govern
convey Tho European contingent" Of tho Austrtaa
army to vers Cruz.
vessel with the nrst instalment OF the contagsn1
TO have left Trieste the 18th OF November ~
Vera Cruz.
The New York herald., 1864-12-03

With reference TO the market for American Sc.
ru,;ties IN London, satterthwates circular says
s.sossS he ISpdos market fss American sscuiIss
The New York herald., 1864-12-03

The weekly returns Of tho Bank OF France exhibit -
increase 10 the cash hand Of seven and han
million francs.
The Paris Pres asssrts that NJ Fould has signed tho
budget for 1s6o and that shows surplus OF 900 90
francs.
The Bourse on the 18th Of November was nrmer and
rentes advanced TO 65 o5.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-27

Nav YoRK. Oct 20 - The lrblne's
" Washington SPECIAL correspondent says: The
authorities OF the British proginces have At
length discovered that their accession friends are
troublesome custoraerS. and are now as desi
rous A. our own government to be rid OF them.
The utmost accord and all possible aid will be
extended US in bringing these breakers of inter
national peace 10 punishment
Secretary Stanton i quite III from chill. and
fever.
The yellow fever is said TO ne still raging at
Negbern Troops are noi allowed 10 visit the
cirv.
The fime- Washington special says: he
gOveEnmen. ha- received no official informstic
Of the reported proposition by Gen Hsrdee TO
exchange prisoners. II appears that the status
ol the negTo prisoners i not the only point on
which the government takes issue With the reb
els fhey owe us to-day no; les: rhsn Is, 600
prisoners. they having declared that number of
paroled men exchanged without any equivalent
IN return. Ould hss acknowledged TO 2n,000.
and will hot deliver up that number
Capt K. W Smith, OF the % Massachusetts
cavalry formerly a resident of San Francisco was
killed az the battle of Cedar Greek
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-27
RENovATERs.
CLEANING AND DYEING ESTABLISHMENT

TENHE USITED STATES DYE- HOUSE. No. 50 SOUTH
q Illinois street. indianapolis, Indiana.
A. his old ard wcl-knOwn establishment lie adies
car silks and ~ooleI goods dyed in penn and
beautiful colOrs; aud gents garments thoroughly rencva
ted and repaired.
New and secondhand clothing bought and sold also.
patcular branch In the business denoainsed ne
ing-biis Table Cloth. tesr ia any garment can bs
.. wrought / not BE visible 20 The naked eye
Renl@rpbe- re plsc- No Is South Illinois street
fa1lg JOSEPH HARRIS, Proprietor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-27

IHF tsiuF- III kOSSIITI4l0s--i-E 4 EAGl II -
Iic LfsKafT --PErATx RIsHrs-FREE ELES
TIoSs-A FREE PREss-FREE SPEEcH-TRIAL
BrJrRr-THE RIGHT Or AssLUs--JssTfcE 70
orr SoLrlEss.
sssrs sss III a. nv ssrvs IN to & Tncs s ss.r ~. ne
Constitution the only solid foundation of strength
security and happness IS people AID as framework
ofgoverlmeut equally coeive 20 the Welfare ard pros
peTiy " all tie State both So-then sno southern
ResoveS That this Convention does explicitly declare
a. the sese u the American pcopir that ser for yesTl
Of sluze 70 resiSss DE UIdo by tie esDsrnea.o war
during whch, Hnder be preiesse 81 military sccssi'yo CT
var power higher than ths Sonsation, no Coist.tuiion
iscl l- beeHTeg srdei n every part a-s public lib
ery and private right alike troden down, and the mate
rial prosperity sf the eounry esseasily sret ste-
hurlanity. liberty and the Pubc welfare demand that
a1medats efforts be made FOR cessation q h0siLies
Riri view nltimsteeoasehliaa OF the States, or
practicable moment rssc~ rav restore 'he basis
Resolved That 10 arecs ierfcrsnec # tc military
authorities - tie United States ia the recent elections
heid n Kentucy Maryland Missouri and Delaware wa
shameful violation II the Constitution, ard repetition
S1 S9 act, IN 20 I S sifi % Rss @ a. M s s 81
under control
Rssehed, That tiisai. arr osssssi Ihs Derlsers'.s
party isto preserve The Fdera Urian d the rights o
the States unmpared snd they hereby declare that hey
consier that the administrative usgrpation o. ext.soTdi-
sary snd eangerus powers uo granted hy the toEt.a-
t0s 10. subverson a. he cig hy military law il States
in nsurecton tbe arbitrary military arrest npri,-
onment, trial aud sentence Of American citizens IN States
where civil aw exists IN full The suppression II
freedom Of speech and q the pres, The denial q the
right q asylun, ihe ppon and avoyed disregard 81 stata
rights the employmem Of Unusual test oahs and ule
Interference with and denial OF tto right N the people 70
bear In their dcfense is oalcalaied % PreTent
res tOraoR OF Tho Uui9n and the t.rpeius - the
Government deriving its ius powers rom ihs ce~e %
The governed.
lesolved. That ;hs shsnefgi 5-esafs "a tire Aiair-
ration a. e. duty n respoe % fellow citizens wio
snd long hare been, prisORers ef N&T ia sFii-
ierng condition deserves the eVsrest rsprooaiiSn on
fie aio Of public pOlicy ana coDnoa hnnla ity
Resolved, That the sympathy Of he democratic parry
hear y ard earnestly extended o. lie Oldery oi Our
army and sailors y navy hO AID RlSe been IL
the field and on the sea, under tae sgof their county
and 10 the C IT, attaining power, they vii receive
s the care protection and regard that the brsve sol
dier. suf ssos q the republic have nebiy earn FL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-27
instruction and Practice.

The Instructors and Fr0pretoTs of this College have
ioyed large experience, both IN practical Teaching and
actual BgsHess having experience CT fifteen years Ia
the business ard for several year principal Teacher and
head ofthe actual Business Department Of the Pough
keepse College. To yonng meE ho cen devote but two
or three months - study, Wonld call their attention
20 this system Of Business Instruction and popular Edu
cation where you enter upon the study and tiscp
line of acquiring wesh by thr emrlovhlent - Isho-
Talent ard Gauffai.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-27
Prom shtngton.

" WAsHISGroN. Oct 26.--The War Department
has received cops Of Beamegari- orders on
assuming command of the Army OF the West
Ia it he e1hors allcPable Of striking . bloH to
come forward AZ once, aud to all deserteis who
shall report tor duty within thirty isys an am
ncsly is granted lie pTOIniscs tlal il the people
viii respond 20 that call they have done 10
days that ate pa-' the snemy shsll ee driven
from 'hei >0il