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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11
OK BOARD GuYBoAr DoNELsoN, |

Ossabaw Sound, Dec. l3, 1880 p M. I
To-day, at o'clock, p NJ, Gen. Hazens divis-
ion OF the 18th Corps, carried Fort McAlster by
assault capturing its entire garrison and stores.-
This opened to us the Ossabaw Sound, and passed
down to this gunboat to communicate with our fleet
Before opening our communications we had COM
pletey destroyed all the railroads leading into Sa-
vannah, and invested the city.
The left is on the Savannah river, ten miles above
the city, and the right on the Ogeechee, at Kingss
bridge, The army is in splendid order. The
weather is fine, and supplies abundant. Our march
has been most agreeable and not molested by guer-
rillas. We reached Savannah three days since, but
owing to Fort McAllister we could not communi-
cate-but now we have Fort McAllister. We can
60 ahead. We have captured two boats on the Sa-
vannah river, and prevented their gunboats from
coming down. "
The estimated population of Savannah is about
%, 600, and the garrison $4,000. Gen. Hardce COM
mands. We have not lost wagon on the trip
We have gathered in large supplies of negroes,
mules, and horses. Our teams are in better condi-
ton than when we started:
My first duty will be to clear the army of the SUI
perhuous negroes mules, and horses. l have utterly
destroyed over two hundred miles of railroad and
have consumed provisions and stores that were es-
..
The quick work made with McAllister and the
opening of communication with our feet, and con-
scqucnt independence for supplies dsspates all their
boosted threats to head me off and starve my army.
| regard Savannah as nearly gained. Yours truly,
W. T. SHERMAN,
Major General.
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Rev. {. W. Charlton.

This active, noted and leading rebel has cut loose
from the world and took to hard preaching, at New
bern, Va. Thi. will strike those who know the
Parson with establishment! We can explain. The
new Exemption Bill at Richmond only exempts
ministers Of religion not engaged in buying or
selling for profit" This new "order in council
will drive many one Of them into the service of
the Lord
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General Carriers Order.

The following order from the Provost Marshal
General is II wel-timed document. Let death be
visited upon all thieves and robbers who are driving
through the country plundering innocent families:
OFFICE PRovosT MARSHAL GEN'LoF Il. Tenn,
Knoxville, Tenn, Dec. 20, 1864.
CIRCULAR.
1t is reported Mt this office that bands of awless men
going through the country and robbng citizens in
Discriminatory of their stock and other property, under
pretended authority from this Office. All parties interest
ed are hereby notified that such authority has been
given at this office, and any papers purporting
from this Office comforting such powers orgecs All
parties engaged in such lswess acts hereby warned
that if detected they will be punished with the severcst
penalties of military law.
By order of BRiG GEN S. p. CARTER,
p. NJ Gen. Of Il. Tenn.
ii. II. THOMAS, Capt and A.. A. g.
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Georgia and her Men.

There is State in rebellion moro mean, vile and
deserving Of ruin than Georgia. And there arc
not more wicked, reasonable and hell-deserving
set Of villains than the leading rebels Of that State
Foremost in the ranks of these despots traitors
and revolutionists are Governor Brown, Toombs
Ben Hill and little Stephens.
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MAJOR GENERAL TnoMAs.-We fully agree with
Governor johnson, in his dispatch, that General
Thomas IS second to no man in the United States
Army. He is brave, sensible and glorious old
hero and will never die in the minds and affections
of loyal men. All honor TO General Thomas and
his brave army and officers.
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Knoxville, Tenn, January u, 1865.

LOUIS MoGLAuFIIN Is authorized TO act as our
agent along the whole Pacific Coast. His address
Is San Francisco, California
C.S. HUBBARD, Of New Haven, Connecticut is
our regularly appointed agent to receive subscrip-
tions for our paper in that State,
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Death OF Col. Slower.

Col. Slower, of the 18th Tennessee Infantry died
in Nashville on Sunday night, 18th December He
was kind-hearted and patriotic man. A native of
Carter county. He has left many warm friends to
lament his death
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Authentic from Sherman.

The following from Gen. Sherman shows where
he is, what his success has been and may be relied
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J. CROZIER RAMSEY.

We shall not bring against thi, mockery Of
man, his unequasd course of corruption, bribery
and perjury during the four years he served as Dis
trct Attorney under buchanan. We shall not urge
his long career Of crime, bad morals and lying
meanness in this his native county. Nor shall we
bring against him the fact that he is now suffering
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KEYS of the Jail.

III HfF9I IT Ials 7 Y "
Lieut.. LIST Tennessee Infantry
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20

-LIvERrool, Sunday, Oct. e.-Ths arrests Of
Fsnians sill continue in Ireland.
On Friday. in Dublin. Mr.. O'Brsnnan, OF The
Connsugbt Patriot, was committed for trial 90
the double charge Of xessor and felony.
Paris Letters assert thai the lecture recently
delivered by the papers sgsinss secret societies
vas due to the sv ggestion Of Bishop Bonnisg. Of
London. whe wisned IN this nsnner 10 obtain
the condemnation Of Fenisnisu.
Admiral Elliot. - Chairman Of the Ocean
Telegraph Company, publishes . letter 10 The
Times. containing evidence that the Aliens
Tran Atlantic Company. Who propose 70 stsb-
lab communication with America. via Portugal
and Azou, have had no concessions from the
Portuguese Government. That such ccuces-
sions will probably be granted to the Ocean
Telegraph only 10 very likely. and a. 5000 % OBJ
tanned the Company will be formed.
John p. Hale, United States Minister TO Mad
rid, was received BY the Queen OF Spain on he
jOth. Mr.. Hale, on presenting hs credentials,
made a. address full OF friendship towards Spain,
pointing oct that all differences between the two
countries had always been practically adjusted,
and expressing hopes for continued peace. The
Queen, 10 response. said she rejoicei NJ the
friendship between the two nations and recipso-
Gated the desire that they remain perpetual
friends; she also expressed real satisfaction sl
The termination of the disastrous war so glerl-
ously sustained by the American people, and
hoped all traces Of past strife would be hspily
removed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20

M.
Barbara Nickel to John r. Nahsr, lot No. !
in square 49-a3. 500.
Albert Garter q Charles ID. Lindsey, nortt
hall Of LOT No. 3, In out-lot No. l69-el.W0.
Charles d. Lindsey 10 Albert Csrssf. los No
IL, IN out. LOT No. 1881 SOC.
p. spitzfsddsn to Henry A. Ruske. lot No. o
in square 1871 800.
J. II. McKernsn 10 r. Vordernark, los No. L.
in out-lot No. $3.50.
A. l.. Vincent to Elwood Chapman. lot No
s.. in ou,-lot No. lsl-$600.
Wn. Thornberry to Marcus L Hare, is NO
5. in out LOT No. l7l-S4.0O =,
Samuel Delzell 70 Charles Z. Hs"thorn. -
fee; Of lots Nos. 10 and IL IN square 0-So'
500.
Repp l. Schriver to ( Werden. lot No. D. ~
out lot No SIS, COO.
J. W. Mclean TO james A. Briggs, lot No. y
in out-lot No. lSO-$S0O.
John KsIIaher TO John McGinnis. lot No. 347.
in out-lot No. 5000.
D. v. Culley to Wn. r Hogshire, lei No. ~
10 Heuderson's Addition-$l 500.
The above list OF " enty -iour trsnsferssmounts
to t56.s5o worth of property that has changed
hands in the las. week.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20

FACTS vs.. THEORIEs-"Give me a place to
rect nv lever on says A~rchimedes, land will
move the world "Givs me pure aud unadul-
terated drugs" says Medicus. of the olden lime,
land | will cure disease"
In one sense, both of these learned puudits
were the veriest chsrlatsns. They knew there
was no place TO rest their levers on, either TO
move the world or TO cure disease. Mechanism
was in a backward state. and the medical PROBES
sion was but another name for sorcery and all
the ~adjuncts of magic filters and charms against
the effect of "evil eye, &c"
But these latter days have borne unto Us
something more than even superstition and its
crew ever dresmt of in their madde=, philosophy
In these days OF practical science, What was
theory OF yesterday is fact - day, and al the
old time notions become A. bubbles ia tie sun,
AID burst and break with svery breath We draw
Let A~rchimedes shoulder ais lever aud We will
ind a resting place for 10 TO move the world.
Let mine ancient Medicus pant aud toll no more
for the drugs he so sorely needs, for we have
them at our hand, ever ready to serve them 81
his beck.
Refined in the laoratory of DR.. MaggieI, the
finest materials known in the medical profession
are obtainable by any one. His Bilious. Dys-
peptic. and Disrrhea Pills stand unriysled, and
his Salve operates with magic effect upon burns,
seslds, and all sores and ulcers OF the skin.
Ia fact, we think Maggiels Pills and Salve
are the wonder of this century, and we are happy
IN the thought that many others OF our brethren
OF the craft agree with Us. We would earnestly
counsel that all families provide themselves with
DR.. Maggiels Preparations AT once, and keep
them ready a. hand, so rs 10 Use them at the
most opportune time and rs occasion serves
VALLEY Sentinel. Az d&wlsm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20

Cncurr Cornr.-Yssterday, in the Circuit
Court, George Kessler was found guilty OF as
sault and battery, With intent TO kill John John
son. and sentenced to pay q fne of $50 and i'm
prisonmsnt in the county Jail for three months
Augys; Rohler Was tried by the Court yester-
day for robbing the soldier Christie. on White
river bridge, found guilty, and sentenced TO the
penitentisry for seven years. Rohler turned
States evidence on the trial OF Smith. believing
il would clear him, but the Court took a differ
sut view Of the matter, and sent him where no
win not have q chance to steal soldiers moaey
until he gets several years older.
Dennis Murphy was tried by a j lTy on a charge
Of stealing clothing and other property, for
which be vas sentenced TO tbs peniteutiary for
tive years.
When the Court adjourned for dinner. whils
ths Sheriff vas talking 20 the Judge. Dennis
attempted TO give leg bail. he succeeded IL get
ting a. far a. the Market House. before il vac
discovered. when the Sheriff started in hot puE-
salt. II was sharp race for four or Eve squares.
but he vas fnaily overhaIlsj in a stable, betw zen
Vermont and Michigan streets.
A jury Vas empaneled yesterday afternoon 10
try Louis Kessler, Oh the charge Of assault and
battery, with inlea; TO murder John Johnson.
The case will be continued this morning.
nine criminal cases have been tried
during the presens term OF the Circuit Court, u
twenty-five OF which convictions have been ob
tanned This exhibits q great degree OF energy
on ,b. par, Of he Prosecuting Attorney, Mr.
Lsatksrs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20

FRANxLIs, Pa. Oct. l9-Tbe party OF capi
talists who left Ses York last Monday morning,
havejas finished i successful and very interesting
tour through tie oil regions They visited
Titusville. OIL City. and Pts Hole and inspected
the mosI..noisble wells They returned to Mead
vile to-Bigbt aud will depart 10 morrow. The
party has besn augmented BY delegations from
Chicago, Cleveland. Ciseinaati and other
places. aud nnmber in all about 200 persons.
The pres. i very largely represented. Much Of
the tour has been done on horseback. The
weather was wet and unpleasant. otherwise the
trip was most agreeable
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20

S.Lxs or REAL Estate The following trans
fer, Of real estate have been made at tho Aud
tors Office for The week ending October l9.
Espy 4 Sloan 10 Sisters Of Providence, lot No.
5, In square $50 600.
III. A. Williams TO Mary A Hapeuny. lot N
on, lot No. l7-S4.00o
J.. W Holland TO J F. Johnston, one acre 10
see. SO, town 10. sec. 3-s5. DOC.
J. O. Hatfield 10 g W. Hatfield, lOt No 10,
In square s-$2. 400.
r. O. Campbell to ". Il. II. johnson. lots
Nos. So and 50, in out-lot No. i56-t200.
J.F Phillips 10 Augustus WEIGH. 4 part OF
square 6. in out-lot No. 1871. 900.
J. II Vsjen to Ferdinand Stein, Lot No. "a. N
vAjsa's South Addiion-t2l5.
Simon Isndes TO AcNey 4 Huntington, lot
No ,, in square 7s-$2.4 O0.
Louis Lang TO Charles Bninkman. south hsll
lot No IL. 10 square 4o-33.OOO.
Benjamin Vandegrift TO Henry O.. Reese, LOT
No ). IN square 33-S2.075.
" Il. Il johnson 20 Francis ". Bird. lot No
IS. In outlet No. 1874 600.
Ovid Bstlsr to Elwood Chapman, lots Sos. 3:
and -, IN Bussr's Aaaitea-e9o0.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20

% The only person left to perpssuaie the
family name Of Daniel " sbstsr is his grandson,
Ashburton Webster, a con of Fletcher Webster,
-ho 10 q very promising young man, DOW in the
American navy. Fletcher W ebster left two sons
and . daughter. the last still living. Edrsrd
Webster, Major, who died in Mexico, left no
children. There are four other grandchildren.
by his much beloved Julia, bearing the name OF
Appleton. This is all OF the family Of Daniel
Webster.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20

LEGAL PoIsT.--N. q. Palmer. Es9 ov hs
attorney, Judge Perkins. yesterday hled an sp
peal bond with the City Clerk. with approved Sc
curity, TO contest the payment for bou!dssing the
National Road street, east OF White River
bridge. The point made by Mr.. Palmer is that
National Road street belongs to the Plank Road
Company, and not to the city. and that the city
has no legal right to boulder the National Plank
Road. This suit will test the question, and if this
street is a part Of the plank road. then the soll-
gate will De moved out OF the city The APP
peal will DC heard before The Common Pleas
Court
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20
michigan Soldiers-Iseinstateme q
GEN.

michigan Soldiers-iseinstatement OF
GEN. >tannard.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l9-GoveTnor Grape, Of
Michigan. is in Washington on business cor
nected with the interests OF that State. To-day
he had an interview with Secretary Stanton in
regard TO ths discharge Of the remainder of the
Michigan volunteers, about eight regiments bei,g
siill in the service, ard was assured by The Sec
re,sry that they would he mustered out as soor
as their places could be supplied. and that all
would be discharged before he lat Of December
next.
Major General Geo. II. StaHnard. OF Vermont.
who vss hoaorsbly mustered OF; of servies in
August. xas to-day rsipstAte6 in the service by
order OF ito President, or the personal recon-
mendeton Of Gen. Grant. Gen :. is regard ed
"a one CT tue efasesl soldiers Of ibe var. BE
vas sounie3 At Gettysburg md loot Ms arm a,
the bst,le % Chsria's Farm.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20
isr TELrcEsrn.l
cincinnati market.

CtssiSrAfIs OSt. ~.
Flour qu,et and dull; s~sperhRs O. 50ss. extra S 500;
90 fes Sev ard old, and family and fancy brands 9 75a
IL 20. a
whea. nominal at Q 70 fcf prime ola red; sales Ct ns~
al l0al 80.
Corn dull ear aud shelled 45c. Oats quiet 1t 3oI !,
S4Os. Rye steady at SOC for new aud soc for old. Bar
ley in fair demand at l 50ai IS for prime to choice fall
j 4oGl 80 Tor Canada, an ] 3sgl A. fy choice stat,
spring.
A firm feeling fo- provisions.
City mess pork was held firmly a. $S2. AID Ne doG5
whether sound lots could be obtained st This rate.
Bulls meats are held At 70, 81 and q nc for shoulders
s'des and clear sides. packed.
Nothing doing in lard.
No sales Of hogs.
groceries drn, with a GOOD job bipg demsnd
Cotton dull AZ Sc for middling.
Whisky steady st - q.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20

AArTKR-o-AoSKY- 4 following narriag
licenses were issued BY the County Clerk sine
she l2th inst:
Bernhard Schrslich aud Christine Brinknsr.
James A. Bruce and Margaret Thomson.
Samuel Brownies and Sophrania Johnson.
VIM. Bono and Celinda D.. Hayden.
Isaac J. Brown and Elizabeth o.. Aeikle.
Asa f. Sample and Sarah A. Killey.
Henry Narcotic and Mrs. Anna M Rhosds.
Geo. ". Highlands and Martha Kelley.
Henry Pallard and Elizabeth O Station.
Alfred j. Mann and Elmira J Cutshall.
Jacob s Sarbey and Francis NJ. Doughet:y.
Thomss c. Gurley and Celieis Besls.
Frederick 0ehring ard Csthsrins Mesy.
Christian Brink and Julia Ruschaupt.
John Helm and Nancy j. Stumph.
Henry Stellbrink and Elizabeth Stauge.
Eli Golding and Isabel Darby.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20

SEw YoRK, Oot. l9.--The Herald's special
ssys: Col. Babcock, OF Gen. Grants staff, left
Washington this evening on 40 inspection tour,
for Cincinnati, Louisville, and othee cities 81 the
Southwest.
The Heralds Philadelphia special says: Gen
Sweeney, Of the regular army, an6 hsjoF l.. J.
Downing, of the Army of the Potomac, sre 10
attendance at the Fenian Congress. The pro-
s~eediugs are sesfes, ous i; Is supposed shss each
circle will set A. = 'coIamittse in providing The
boRd iosu.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20
SPECIAL NOTICE.


sE-F0R MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood tbs ties,
Of triAl, and 1. constantly Increasing in public favor.
THE VENETIAN HAIR DYE ID the bss. ,nd cheapest
made. Is price l. cnly IS cents. and each bottle con-
t.ias double the CHASTITY Of dye IN those usually ssld
OF 81.
THIS HAIR DYE Is Manufactured BY : peculiar pre-
cess, which renders q iafnitsly superior 10 any dye n
market. Being complete in one bottle. no preparation
Is required. which greatly simplhes The application.
IN USING THIS DYE yoa sVoid that ErsTT, DEAs sp-
ps.raBes by which dyed hair and ~h,skers are 80 readily
recognised, when an inferior article has Seea used. a. Il
Produces perfectly natural color .. any shade that is
desired, from a rica brown to . Ietiy, lastrs1s black,
that -n no, smut, creek. OF stain the clothing Invest
rs cents and you gill be Convinced. Sold by all Drug
xlsts and Fancy 6eeds Dealers
A. l. MATHEWS, Manufacturer.
p~zMAsBARrEs . CO. xs~ York. Wholesale Agents
! nyio-assS-ly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20
TENNESSEE Lesislature-Champ Fer
guson-Races.

gtoes' testimony to bs allowed in Court was
passed il the Senate to-day BY a vote Of nine to
ten.
Champ FergGson oIl. De executed about noon
tomorrow. His vile aud daughter arrived here
lsel night, and we're With him all dsy. BE is
spparenly resigned 20 hs fate, ard has no hope
of pardon.
A tbs races to-day, she stake OF $500 was
Won by the Cameo horse. e. Armstrong won
tia purse Tor two mile heats; he beat Easter,
Lel;heFlungs aud Matt Caldwell. Large sums
81 money changed hands or ths result.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20

% The eclipse OF the sun yesterday MAS OBJ
served by nearly every person on the street.
The clouds, at The time, enabled a person 30 see
il very distinctly with the naked eye. As our
readers all saw the effort OF the little moon to
cover the surface Of the big sun, but didn't. and
a. We make no pretentions 20 the science of az
tronomy, we will leave a full description OF this
wonderful phenomena to our learned friend of
the Journal.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20

Geo. NJ. JenisOr, of tue firm OF Jenison,
Nelson L Co.. lsuecessorS to W. Il. Talbot &
CO.. No. "a Eas. Washington street, mas JUS. re-
turned from the East, after purchasing one Of
the best selected stocks Of American Watches
and hne Gold Jewelry brought 10 this market
The style OF Jewelry for thi. season srs really
superb, and George has made an extraordinary
good selection Of Ladies American Matches, and
there Is no end 10 their silverwsrs. The public
are invited to call on them, and will always find
some meuber of the firm that will be ready to
serve them. 1853
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20

POLIeE INTELLIGENCE - Yesterday Ann
Brown was fined 50 40 aud ten days FOR irloIi-
cation Not having the money she vas sent
up.
Rosa Moore. . wandering prostitute, vas
hned and costed SIS 90. and having no money
wa sent up for thirty days.
An affidavit was filed against 5 @. Baldwin
for keeping a faro table. He gave bail in
$4,000 for bis appearance before the Msvor on
Saturday, at 10 o clock.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20

~ The sale OF that handsome ariek resi-
dence, No. $40 north Noble street. contain
ing i've rooms, and all the Necessary couyenien-
ess. by Seidensticker 4 Kappez, OF nexs Mon
day. will be positive aud without reserve. Here
is a chance 20 get 4 home not often met With. ano
az only one third is required in cash. i j. within
the reach Of a man of moderate means The
vacant lot On Valiant street will be sold At the
same time. See advertisement.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20

"a A visit 10 the large wholesale and real
Drug Store of Senour, in the Bates Horse Block
10 well worth . visit from all that wan. TO pur.
chase drugs, paints. oils. vsEnishes, and medi-
eines- Their selection Of soaps. and toilet
articles aud perfumes, lie very complies. They
have by far the best stock Of combs aud brushes
in the city. Is will pay TO look through theii
large establishment.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20

FAsr TnE.-DeIter, the celebrated ,rotting
gelding. recently trotted one mile, over the
Fashion Course. in AIS 1 S, being the fsstest
time ever m,de. Flora Temples 2:l9I 10 the
nett fastest. Our fast trotters m have to
stretch themselves 70 beat this time.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20

- Early yesterday morning Ne saw the
hands of the Street Commissioners fixing the
bridge on Delaware street. at the crossing Of
Market. All Mr.. Richter wants Is 10 know
where Improvements of that kind are needed,
and be Is right after them he il very prompt
in making repairs. when authorized By the
proper parties to d. 20.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20
Eiecsions by Legislature.

MONTPELIER. W., Oct. l9.-In joint asse mbly
of the Legislature to-day. the following elections
we're made:
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court. Hon. L.
p Poland, OF ST. Johnsbury; Associate Justices,
John Pierpont, Of Veracsnnss; James Barrett,
of Woodstock; L. G Kellogg. of Rutland; Ashal
Peck, of Montpelier, and w. O. Wilson, Of b.
kersfeld; Reporter Of the Supreme Decisions,
W. G. Veasey, Of Rutland.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20
so, 60

sS-The First National. . on Court street, is
decidedly the gsyesI and most comfortable re
treat ia the city. A. the substsntials OF this
life, as well AS the luxusies thereof. can be found
at the First Na.ionsP' nf iasgpihesnt sbund-
ance.
Fine Liquors. opleuGid Billiards aud Fat
Oysters at the 'Flsl National" :