Daily State sentinel. [volume], October 12, 1864, Image 2

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TJI CÄIOÜ - IT MCiT BE PEBSIBYED Umarm
WEDNESDAY MORNIN. OCTOBER 12
National Democratic Ticket.
roa j urn id l-M
CEN. CEO. B. McCLELLAN.
OF JtltW JtBSKT
FOR TICI PEjrr.vr,
H. PENDLETON,
or OHTO.
rhe trgawrnt In n ut 'hell
t Tra ru ti at mr on tm
f:lect eleci
X I N C 0 L N McCLELLAN
aUD THl
Blmrk Rrpmhltemm Ttrkel
ANI THE WBOir
v . w -1 e - Mrr.Bo You
anil defeat üf.gbo
o as - - aa I
tOlAIJTT. re DK BT, KQCALIT V
H KIk.k TlMRM, anocaer perttj. re tatl.h 'be
. i nn I w " m a I i
I w
lBlreral anarrby, an4 oi
0 I mi''
Ii
an Honorable, Pent a
pent aiitl H'py
RUIN! PEACE
I
a I
It ia reportei br telegraph that eight
thouaand ot vir .oldiera after eiiduriaj eightecr
month of cioaa confinement Uare taken the Mil
of allegiance to the Confederate government If
tbia be true, wbo baa the counlry it lhauk for
thia great loa ? Who Lut Arimh I. in i .
who becawe tbe rebels refuaed u gire up one or
two hundred ne-ro aoldier. Im prolonged tbe
captivity of filtv thousand t ur brave boys in ,
.w : - ' w ....I ..) i. r w. 1
lilt ll'JTl I'll- 111 llMi.79 tl'J .! Hit i
South The people, aa well the army, will
hold btui reapouainle for thia untortuuate catas
tropbe Hi attempt to convert the wr for the
Union into a negro crinade, ia the cu- t r bia
a'amitjr.
"Gen Naolei s famooi letter to Conrc
ta in Kkllit on tbe iuaije hlwtory of a certain
period of the war. ia creating the m t iremen
doa aenaation in all quartern and iu all cm
en-H-iillv in array .tnd Adminiitr t'.i juaitera.
Copies of p?er witb it in comaitnd hieb M
TU infamous attempt of the Ltm ifj part H -to
decry Gen MwClkllaxh ahara in tbe Pi
aular ctampairn are calling forth tbe f icti of its
biatory. which lay bare to the anblte gaze the
wicked intrigues and interference of Lim i s
StAXTOn, and the whole radic.il crew at Wa-b
iugton Truth ia mighty and umt prcv ill
In anwer t tbe quertion if it i-t true lltut
Fraaident Lin in aaked Marahal LaVOn to ItBg
him a vulgar ong while vi-itir. the field of An
tietam just after the hiitle, The New i ork
World saja:
We have made the charge repeatedly, are paa
of tbe proof of it, and defy cootradx I on
from at v aourc whatever Wu-tn ,i t .
i e
pubheau citixen or journ ! of atauding veiitwfwl I
to den? fhe chirjra, it will ha time to prod:. e
wiiiie-es
Mr SewarJ aaya that "very rvr conse
iieir,ea rrjav follow the e'eftion of r. Ici.ocr a t i -president
tbi- fall." Ib.it ia true; tt, coi e
oiencea to him and I.ili' ofii ni v l- ;rre ii' i
altj
Por ike State Set.t.utl
urd
Coderat ,n linn that - '. .-' n hi Icci! uiüir
to -meot my eraoml fi ie-uU that f'ie m-e of
that Mtieinpta to iu'b tui U the poll, yt.fer hv.
w i tbe tii-iiioiiliou by me o :.nr k'
an i other like inaiouationa, derogatory - u
' i uih ami lo my character. I feel called upon
; erty to .täte the facti.
U h n.ai;ed in pteaaaul ana liientllj M
vat awl a with two gentlemen of tba oppuidte
party. I wa appr. che-1 bv a crowil. 1,- . !! by
DAILY
SI ATI M
one abom I tboajiht Irom his appeir a..:c lo Iwjarenmled :u t!l ti S-J and that if be will aJ-
drunk. ani I bleah when I aay that several of
those laamllrag lo me reie dressed in tiif uniiorro
1 liav myself worn hi mmy vearu with tide )
who demanded the toien.ier ol tiif 11 k t i'i
ti.v 1 oe9ioti 1 told them they coutsj siv cna
each if they would vote it, hut no more. N01
did they jfet more.
Seeing a guard of the cteran tarpa, I rl timed
the protection I knew I would receive
Alter the guard waa marched fiofj the grouod,
tnd having oo security of protection fiom turtber
insult and violence, I left the ground ai d d:d
not return
No one w,.o know ne. iiieve- me cupeMa ot
an? diareputafile artifice
i would aay tiiat. as tbe Democratic cand. data
for C.nres, 1 waa on ihe groui i for M o'! rr
purp we than to atternp' to !uw ray fi iendi tl at
they could vote with aifety. and hoping by mv
pre-ence. with tbe ti.-Uet of mv pirfy fairlj head
ol, aiih M name n it br. those ol ;. .u!arly
n rninate! nnJ l.'st of the parte. : assure
them tliat any appreheu-iou aa 10 Uw!ea iuiei
lrence waa unfoundeil
Whilst acknowleJmg the aymp.chy and aa
aurance of protection of many peraotial frienJa
of trie opposite party, who deprecated thi? law
!- conduct. 1 must aay. aa I did to them, lhat I
e.unot coneu: to enjoy my rights a a citizen oa
ana other MrMa thin tho-e afX-rded me bv'tl.a
loo. . John I.ote.
Caors in Wi.onin Now tj.i the threshing
well aioü.: we ate abWJ toaav th it w!ieu vields
trurn njth eg, up lo eighteen busbeia par acre
Probably of ahmt eijh' l.uaheia lo the acre Xt
r.etv s..e 1 in v I; : c m; 1 - v . i .:
th rty buabela liirley veiy njanj Kailf 7.an'
e c,.rn ia good; fate n!arel 1 Mima PvHatoes
aa far aa we can learn are a light en1 r
ia but little pork pioduced in laia -tfe ver wli.i
farmer- ee.1 I - Jnvroe - . option V'erv tear
Urmera hae ore: one or two hoga to a pare.
S ihe pt ve-r Its Ihnm. .;! .ff pte'v cl-e
hi acrouut ,. tbe h ,;h incea and ctrciiv f
fe,-.; Seepbuvi from Minnesota fiavepicke l
an l! the abeer thea eould fi I r -i'e W
'i sn Paper
A uer.. was anes'.eJ at C.i
ngo aa a charge of stealing $:i,tiiii
let
from
John I Bvrreti If ar ;-.. e i on tatniin ti:i
tiiat t.M nnjaa nnj Ina ecapei sLu 1 ai Banaatt,
.nd baviug committed OOajaawSsSe Kavioat ihe laws
ol Onin.be wa ,!i.-h irei'd A slave who. m
Kentuckv, ?ea:s his master's piopaitj is not
ieerae! ga.ltv ol larceny. The repeal of the
Kng't v e .ae law preven'el bis return to hia
matt r der M provisions, and a re:uis:
Iroai Gov Bra mleue coohi not reach him for tVo t
Oen. Lew Wallace i. it aeaoae. in ardei.t
La vol es of tbe Jortt.i.e of mis ;.:. ttior Tl.e
Kaprews oi ia-t e-i. . ; iM ti-n ne dnanj
I CM'
rv.M.ktore in Hslinn re lor ellinr a rer.le to i
pamphlet fivorm that dwnaVhnj A ntcrrrttf I
i.v lien Wallace, tneie: -e m.e, .
a a t . a .
acreu a aviri:ie or inea tni ;. u n
'a
'ei
' m us
it can
WorlJ
not even fie .r. ..--: 1 ttcraels 1
ba eeevented by aailiun rule. M Y
Although the weather U begt.iidng to
grow a lr.tle eold. we are bapny lo - . ', ,
earn in the county is auScieutly t je 10 bear ü e
trust, come as soon as it mav Tbe corn . n
bcra is better than I was generally aupoaed it
w jo Id be tome time b .k fere liau'e Jonrnal
Tr' b Wa.hlniftnn !Ca'ial IntelBajaixe'
Nfirllnc n rid lmprtnil inn 'ii
- e
MM
A- the m-i significant part of ft letter aSSOane
; roe funn! postacript, so It is eajfjain that
the important anl rnUi anbtg part atf the
pee h made at New Tork on TuanOny test by
H :. Montgomery Blair, the lata Postrnvater
(lei.eval. va thrwwi nto parenthesis Tht
Isarei 'he- untaine! th following piece of
novel inlurtoii.n :
.Kiluahag to Iba lact that Sir w allandif nana,
after having oppoaexl the nomination of Iteneral
Mrt'ielltii, when he founl Inrnel. outvoted, ai
- --lal with the leader .f the m'n .r.tv fn TfcY '
Bod es, bad naosed tUat the uunuxiatujii o( üen
llrl'le.Tan .inld he made mant0 M'
Hlair Bel I :
"On ha tatntioo, m iiMtt had baau
ra.esd to fui J aja.ne 'aV- nominative il Mt 1 ' 1
lan silenced, aod tee vetr In bt ! i'.or ru tie
unaf.iataoi. n.eia la ml -jseli iu h.-
voke that made a cetaatiouol hostilities, a con
vention of the State.-, of course equala and
I a t a i I r f i C 1
ilioepectient, ana a ii'm-loui cmei oi me reu
etil ai my 'one whom to the last I believed to
be true to the caoM in wntvh hia counlrv to
irarked, and, 1 may add, whom the I'resideL?
held to be patriotic, and had concerted with en
Qaaai t-i bring again into the field aa hia adjunct,
it he turned hi bark on toe piopoaal.a of the
peace junto at Chicago, to tead the last aaeault
pn -i-i bj the Southern conspirators, counte
a m - ! . '.
nai.reU tv loieign power, bjjiii me iujumi
tions of the eonntre
From tlib e atraoidw m t st met r
that Ü I Pres .'tit had arranged (.rant
to bring (ten Mcutlian again into the new a
hi "adjunct," provided the latter should deciins-
the nomination of tue Cbcac Convention
We the whole American people to pot
der tili itatement ami mirk ita diirnificarrc
Tbev will learn from thia public announcement,
maoe OV a sreilliemail wno, Dirmorr ji n
Lincoln's Cabinet, Imm shared hia confidence to (
J an unauruaed legree, that both the I'reaidert
1 and Cten Orant have full confidence in McClel
! hn'a military capacity, inaomuch that it had
I been "concerteF' between Mr Lincoln and the
, Lieutenant General that Gen McClellan ahouM
; be the "adjunct" of the latter. Thev will fur
thcr learn trom thia extraordinarv announcemetit
tNat t he i'reaident haa no ohjecliona to General
McClellan aaveuch priug from tbe poaition
of pdiiical rivalry rata which the latter haa been
brouirht hv the Chicaro Convention If Gen
. ....
McC' ellan bad been willing to reuounce the
nomination conferred bj that body, be would
have been immediately thereuoon a good enough
General to be the "adjunct" of Gen Gran in hia
difficult Hiid i ponbible duties
Altei ibis statement we hall hope to hear no
reflection on the -military capacity of General
McClellan from anv friend of President Lin
coin, for any such leflections can only imply that
tbe President, in his satisfaction at getting quit
of a tti aided political rival, would have bee:,
willing to put an incompetent officer in eaWMM
of tlie lives of our soldiers nnd of tbe military
fortunes of the Republic. When the statement
ia looked at in all the aspect it opens to the
ctndid and patriotic mind, we greatly mistake
the character of the American people if it doe
not produce a profoand iiaprcsion on the Cona
kry, It is as significant as it kt aurprisiug The
friends of truth and of ju-tico, equally with the
ftieada of General McClellan. ought to he crate
ful to Mr Mlnir for the aid be has Irrought lo
them, by .cattcung at a single whiff of his bieatb
tbe cloud of detraction witb which, for political
purposes, it has been nought to obecure the O'li
tary reputation of General McClellan
We should not omit to add that we had seve
ral weeks ago an intimation of the proposition
made by tbe 1'reaidenl to Gen. McClellan under
tMa heid. und which Mr Montgomery Hlair I.
uow published to the world and confirmed by the
authority of hia ti ;rne Wo had no doubt at the
time of the authenticity -f the ta'ement- which
then cune to our knowledge, bui we were un
illini to give tbeui curie, cy until they bad a
MattaW a j-hajH' ailtiralv trwatvortbl
I he inti
nation to which e refer, confirme! M it wa by
; ome inner -onn.es oi kinmicicf on rue uioject.
appeared in a New York journal under date of
last Anciu-t 4ib, hiving been communicated lo
: that journal by in rorre(ioudeiit in (his city.
He wrii " as folliiwp;
' You buve altca iv a4l i.-ed your icader tkal
Frank Pdair, iot. In I bean in New Turk, bail
j that nothing haa ttWMptftai IÜ a It his mission.
, That ecret I now bvie. fr aj.jcai lhat hia
mis'.on mm lor iiie anfpoaa of seeiug General
McClaHaa, und the tejau tint he biings lack ia
i not Ja1 whit be dealred Mr HIir found, on
, hi- Htirai n, Xen Voik.'hat McClellan a d
Hack, w'eatchaatet t'ounty He immeiiatelv
paalad oW to taa h'm; but on hia arrival there
lin N Mr- M t.'lellnn, who inform him that tbe
Genu 1 a i- iu the cit tint dnj. Alter asci-i
t v 5 1 1 r . ' wberw be cowM jret u n.e ol bim be re
Uace - p and -iu ceda iu oataiaiug an in
t.iv n Kctfe Mi- . i t P If., in m nie
private osl ealana 'own
A ft i eicfiatiaTing fhe n-ual eoanpliwtenta ul
thed iv. Mr lil.ur se:,',r. pneeed- to businesa,
aud informs (cuei 1! Mi t'lell in "thatt his) assrsrissssa
dre-s a noti to either Ihe I're-ideiit, oi bimaeif.
at.it ng (bat he Ina uo political aapirations, and
th 1 be will not alio hia name to he used at tbe
C ir Convention, be 1 the President.) will
give hin. Mi t ie. hi' in iapoftant command at
once " I btp may not have been the praaiaa
Mtdiag of Mr. Hiair's statement in every pajtic
ular, but it ia the precise .u'. stance and puiport
of hia -t teenier t- Oeneral McClellan a reply
waa just uoh as an indignant man of hia ability
would give to auch a proposition. Aa a matter
of c- i.i he repudiated making any bargaina and
rafaaad to Wtiti anyui;h let'ar; but it ia said
that he intimated that he. aa a military officer,
waa uudei tbe orders of tbe President, and if tbe
Utter order cd m to take the field ha would iiave
to or resign
The result ot all thi ia that Mr Blair return J
in dacidadlj had atalt of m.nd lie declares
that it won't do to give McClellan a command
unless he agrees no: to allow bis name to be
uaed; for tint will be equivalent to the adraini
trition tafclag everuhing back that thev have
done agai;it him. and acknowledging to the
world tb.it they were all wrong iu removing him
and Iraalinf him a they have; which will be
fjuiritleil to giving "Little Mac" one half of
the Republican vote in November. Tins, nf
course, won't it,
AU say that et en if McClellm should agree to
it he could M expec't any thing but ten time
worse tie lime: 1 ihan he has ever had before just
aa soon aa the tic ti n ia ver. 01 perhaps im me
diatelv upon the Clivto CV.nvni'ion nomina
ting their Candida c. I be ii terets of tbe coun
try, to say nothing of hi own. mtke tbe ac
ceplance of anv ao-h !rnroiti.n a Mr Blair's,
absurd. repo-:erous . and, I might sav, crimi
nal.
Tbe abaai bell ul the woiking of m.atets
behind the scents you uui luily rciv upon. The
riit Mr Biair. wtxl hi niferview witb Mv
ClelUn. I hive apotl as good authority aa
Inaagh Mr. Wadt had written tbeui out or in
formf 1 nie in perron."
- .aw -
A rarw Ql utios nt ApoLinov UaVTatJn
I ft Baa the Tnited States Couxl jrudiclion over
the i-'ic- involved : the ehargaa against Dedal,
at Indianapolis f
Sd Is tlie military a.jr.stior o the t v i I tower
of tbe countrt 7
all answer is re'e'ft.ftv solicited. Terra
Hmte Journal.
i& l'ue , - ieterio-.Js Con-
I nect:cut wa- run at a Sundry in Hartford las:
weck. li wa- a c laanej ..are for ana ot tbe
iare fr'ate eugines now building for tbe gov
ernmcnt look twenty ail tor of melted iron,
fourteen woikme:i five .1as to prepare the mold.
1 rnaas la a 1 laut
C c 1 k 1 ;!. O Orfol.er 11 K rt re-- v
ed from l::!'an.t bow tr, lTnin gain- over
6ii
P b A v Morton will t J1' ("i mn
-'. .!r gair w l1 :i C j -a-
jorii
rae:i
tioal Badini, who ceased sa h ia ca
re in IM-55. at the time whe. tit
AmerK-a. baa larelv died Ml Home
iU
.1 -.
lone! an:e E M ava, : M cur!, tbe
e ,
' - t'!eve a'i 1 ilmtMhA
1 Fretu t. is out for McClellan
teT Colorado .
igani A small in
V i $11.000.
cM.t gold ptoiuselv
jam receive,!
Zf A laiv who siuga iu a cbo.r. says she will
marry a stcall man because ebnet metre bims are
the ea;.t to get slot g witb
(II Ii ial Vale fair vernar In iHilif.
rorvnn
j
a
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9
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91
1UC7
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114
1461
24
1166
1045
157R
1341
I'.'ia
KC5
13hi,
14U
545
1067
1 103
241.'
1413
1145
9U
144
1351
1103
246.'
1154
411
121
1550
130
4-44
mi
isn
1604
7
45
611
78
f-33
595
1259
lS3t
1363
1S31
14SH
1563
574
IP.
, loos
707
13S2
167
mt
315
.V3
711
1616
940
:4.
v.m
1177
m
1010
1096
UM
li-r.s'i
a .i-D
Allaw.
Benton
Blackford...
&Vxn
BartLoioinew
Browa.
rarndf.
Oawa.
Clinton
Oar
lav-
TrawlnfJ
DaaVto
Delaware
Rai leaa
tarnrn. - ..,..
Dera'ar
Dorwi,.
Klkbart
Kou'.tain
Fultoa
I reu
Pl''l ... .
Fraoilln
Grant
Oibaoa.
i'"D.
Uarr1an
Hamilt''-.
Hancock .
Hendrkk
H'i.rjr
Howard
Huntibtftoo
Ji-,-
Jy
j . . -
Jeffarx
J- r.n!ag.
J'dintnn. .. .
Kna. a ....
Mas
l sal
21XT'
S4"
tan
lare
1.193
-t
137a
:
14WO
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m
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JIT3
1124
KV.
1701
UM
wa
ias
:.Ct
isn:
l?
1117
13...
1--'
1331
Vi'
Mil
1!1
1141
l-l"
1SI4
13S
1 VJO
laal
U'
717
2, os
1353
1P
201'
1613
leal
ma
134
2"v-
1234
ISC'.
I
pi
I3el
1169
1073
63
2116
isn
146
1740
79Ö
i23-;
liaai
1970
1060
300
440
lt79
237
830
67
2012
76
-12
iia
69T
J:
1140
l-j':-
Ml
127777
Ik !
loactuake.
j
Upor?
Lawrenca..-
rtin
Mooroo.
Morgan
Madir.
Mar, n
Marshall
Miami
.Montnomarv..
Soble
5ewf.a
Ohio
Orange
Owen
Perry
'Pike
Posev
Parke
Tarter
Pulaski
Putnam
Randolph
Kiplcy
Rub
Scott
Shelby
Spencer
Sullivan
Switzerland
Starke.
Steuben
St. Joseph
Tippecanoe.
Tipton ,
Ja n
Van lcrburg . . .
V. million
V'K
Wadali
. WmiTbIi
Waywsj
w.ii
White
Whitley
Warrick
Willing
Total
JfiJorWca
IfflciHl Vole
for .tleiiiber ol
arrens .
rik-ST niaTRK r
Counties.
Itovsj-s
Dubofa
Olf-Rön ....
Knox
Mar'iu
Pike
Posey
Spencer ....
VanlerhurK
Wairi k
Total. ...
Law. Jvhu- n.
. . 1247 9i7
. . 1035 50. !
..1775 b1
.iä7 tasa
.. 73 41
.. 391 IIP
. 1344 132.
.113. lo.'-
..1971 1701
.144 Uli
Niblack. Alien.
.11,963 O.jvI
Slalontv rr John Uw, 2,3).
m d MBjtncT
Ci.nties. C rave ,. Mav. Kerr. Curry.
Clarke 19" 100 j
Ciawfati 815 547
Klnvd .15 1 17 I
arrnni..., i.5n hai . . i
Oranire MM ti"9 '.
Perrv 1117 Ml
Saael sou 57:1 '
WaMnagiea iie W63 j
fetal 10.911 6,11 ;
.Majority Raf Jame A Craven
i.ri -tii) received a atnwbei 1 f
. 4.7iai vvli,r V
awa in s-.rue ,f th-
ecu:
TMIKI. Plsil.lCf.
Coaatira. iu- Rjftn Daaa. Har'gton. Hfil.
BaeUaalaasaw i l."4ö
Brt.w a . S-i& -ja
Jackson 1HW 1103 '.
Jetfman laci 241
Jennings ....1193 1407
Inweaaje IS13 11'
Ifearee 13M W 1
Swiz,-iland . .. 106M l.-l ....
Total ..11,684 10,744
najarfly for Hanry W. Ilarrington, lJtSO.
rot kih 1116TRH r
Couiuiea. Holman. Gavin. I'.-rry. I rnuhar
Desrborn ...2735 1309
Decatar 1673 l8fS
Franklin 2397 1127
Ohio 4SJ 4J
Ripley 1ST 1491
Bush 17S3 13.'4
Toul 10.928 7.V92
Majesty 'or WflUan i. Holman,
rtmi pistsict
Counties. Johnsos. Julian. Brown. Julian.
Iielaware... 1091 ;is4
Kavette 13 r.s:i
Henry 143 I7l
Randolph 1J?3 ST7
tTasew - 693 ä .0
Wayne 1940 MBJ
To-al 7,41 ! '..V
Jlsjoriiy far l.ex.rge W. Jnliati. I.s.'.s.
sixrn aavraM r.
Coonliea. Cswduitt. Durrs.n I. ve. Dasasal
Hancock.. KM 134?
Hendricks . liO 1972
Johnson MM 145
Marios. ...3772 494J
Morgan 14--9 1571
Mietby r.'OT 153S
T.tai 1I.6T.4. 12.52-,
Majst ' v f . r Eaaraesas Datsaowt aTl
SETBVm PISTSUT.
V.K.r- Wash-
Cowntles. Voorhees. Scott, heea. num.
Clay 1360 703
Qfwene 1456 1162
Owen . 1500 WH
Parke 116) 177
httnan 113 MIS
aVattrvaa ?; 70
Ven:i!lli"ti 764 937
Vig.v 2111 206S
Total IMi3 1S.U3S
Majority f r Daniel W. Vorbe-. 2,41.
1 Kanal aaantsi t.
Conutiea. Pwtttt. Orth, llamev Orth
sens.... 1536 ls69 '
C'arroll 1J0 1913
C DtoO 1J45 1234
Fountain 16sr? 1541
Montgomery .... 2112 202."
I . IV canoe "2X17 2&&3
Wsrren 6i3 116s
Total 11. 1S1 12.905
Majority for Go.ll. e ? Orth. S24.
Mrn n-TRicr
C' Ul, iea.
Tnrpie.
. -264
1-72
. . IO-I
. -2e
Colfaa.
337
1.-.73
-70
:.:
10"6
243
1156
UM
4-7
1357
?n
Törpla, Colfax.
Ku'.'rtn. ...
J aspe r
lake
lrsorte
Mar-V
Miami
Renn 1 .
Pulaski. . .
i mn
Starke. . . .
.St j-swph
Whi'e....
Total
Majority
1!.
, 1-4S
KM
97S
.-14.S4S II"'.
nyler Colfaa, !Z3.
TENTH PITSICT.
Um ' e t Mltfhetl.
Allen 3S93 la13
IVKalb US 11TH
F.lkhart ..l!44 1H13
Kawenaafea . . laci
I.arranga 738 isal
5obla in un
- en 441 1ÜT
.ay LÖ3 1001
Tta; 11.3 DJal
ton.
le:res
Ms tj ssn K- lilninas 43.
LtraMH naTKi-j
a !-
a. ell.
t.oaotx .
AlaiE
Blackford
rant
Hamilton, m
Howard ....
Huntington
II.
117
. 313
1311
ilea
... 36
. 12
Wrll.
117
1350
I5v
137
mn
101
I39
51
1 -I
i Jay
1154
Madiaoa
Ttploo HI
Wabash 131
WelU 117
Total 13.142
71
.'219
li. uel'.
nty f. r Jame f. M
i:irlioii KpluriiM.
Below we give the leurn- received by tele
ilt- up to the time of going to press Our
j frienda uud rememfier that ihi fir-i return re
! ceived are alwav favor.cble to tbe abolitiooieta.
, ... I ,
Ki'i.m .no Wayne v. Mp--Morton, lb"J;
McDonald, j'J9. Gaiu over Lane a vote.OO.
Ceutreville Number of vote polled
Morton majority 2ä.
IMaintiehi Morton, :r6; McDonald. 7.
Danville Morton 400 majority
Liberty Morton aSB majority.
Coaisville Morton 2H) majority. Increase
it.
Franklin Morton 65 majority. Increase hr
KeeUviile Morton 160 to 25
Dublin Murton 2b5. McD muld none
Knightatown Morton äöJ. McDonald 7G.
Cambridge Morton' majority in Jackson
township is 3.17, again over Lane - vote of 17.
Wayne county, Kcotiomy townahip Morton
1Ö5 McDonald Iff.
Warren townahip, Marion county 103 ma
jority for McDonald.
Democratic majority in Clark t'ounty lf) to
Five township ::. I u'rmm county beird from
give 111 Union niijoiity
Reelavihe anJ tawnship McDonald I'M
Loogootee, Perry township. Martin county
McDonald 191; Morton 123; Niblack 100.
Shoala, Hulbert town-hip, went 34 Union mid
41 Democratic
Columbus, lud . Majority fat Morton MB this
County about 600
Caiterburg, Hendrh-k county. Morton's iiij
jority 16'M) certain
Four Watm, October 1 1
The election bjmmsm) oflf quietly. Democratic
majority 3. KM Jonx Colerick.
Lvkavi.tte. October 11.
TLi- township ive an average majoriry of 7.r
for the Democrats. Mkk-i
Zioiisv i 1 1 Moiion 2l ahead; t le.ir eain 00.
Law rencebut b dftii il t'entrc 'on-pshin 99
m ij tor Morton.
Fatquat , Jackson township, W yne COUIitJ
337 nnj for Morton
Winciiester Morton's ajaj. 396; gain GO.
Noble countv 6I0 li i ubiican mnj.
Wayne county Kepuh'.ictn nnj 3,000.
The ;Vh District, as far s bear!, indicates
7,000.
Randolph county Hatliatad at 1 . 1 fW Re; ub- 1
lican maj.
OwTKlMTTIIXK, October I 1
Et. SaamnL: Five town-hips iu Shelby ood
for six hundred and Hfty foi Mi Donald.
M. Rat.
1'orter PaiMtf Uobail townahip M majority
for Oolfial d .in ol l."
M ir: hi Conr.tr- Tik" towaalnp g've- l" ma
jority for McDjnald.and 16 majoiitv on the Suie
ticket The fvlkiwiai n thi rrrtei McDattaM
5-J- VI........ ois
Howard Cowoty Betweei 7mi gliO major
ity foi Moiton
JeWatioga Owinty Motion öt'i) m (jaetty ; ba
api e of the th-ket 4:'
APIati C.-jn .M. ) m laM'a aaajoeity fjBOO
Wli;:.. y. !'.). lir.ce Township Colfax
IS Bawjoritj . Morton i,"i
Mtchfgttli tit. Michigan Townabr Demo
cr.it t BUJOtftJ "I, eicept GotfaS aajg I
W aabsfiarbaa roavawaVip 31 .1 ton 6: aaajtriley
j Orth ."1 Baajoiit)
H
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unit, I'I .11 tioi'l T-.w -..-i.ii Mor
ton 506 roten McDonald ft vote-.
Canto:. Town-hip Morton 4W m i r 'y
Libcriy yonnanip JI arton 34HI mnjoritv.
iiilfoid Township Morton ö'i'l njsjoctte,
Fianklin Morion 650 mnjoritv
Clay Morton 'itlti majority.
Misnanaka Morton -Ji m j witi
Lagonier Morton "H majui itv
Wabash, Wabaah county IC.'iU Cnion in -jority.
Montgomery countr, l"nin Township - Mot -ton
ft'J majority.
Franklin Township. Marion coaatl McDon
ald a maionty Si7. Bilunoe of Democratic tick
et 17
NSfoaaeaca t.f the New ..rk Ksprc-.
Importnnt Irons Washington-How
the Lincoln machine is Mnn at
lli.idquarlfrs.
WawMUMaTOMi Oct. ft, I8fd,
The Capitol, where hitherto only i.hi n ii mal
tera were discuased ;.'! laws enacted for tlie good
of tbe whole country, b is, since Mr. Line tin's
nommition. been put entirely to partisan naa.
The !TaJ ml kepubhc.in Committee have taken
Full paaeeasawa at all the Capitol buil-Jings, and
the committee rooms oftbf Senate and House ot
Represent ttive are filled with clerks, buy in
mailing LhsaoM documents all over the bv il
States.
One hundred of these clerk- there employed, 1
am assured, have been detailed from tbe gov
ernment department, und continue to draw their
sa'ari-a w hile engaged iu re elee ing Abraham
Lincoln. They neglect the business of the coun
try , for vhicfl only they ought lo be p .. i.
The same committee baa an immense election
taring fund, and are expending the sum of $17.
000 per day, and will no doubt double tbe amount
before tbe rub ot November There is no lack
of greenbicks hare among t'ie Lineolnites the
pi in ting pres.-es on tlie otl.er side of the avenue
being constantly kept busy to keep up the sup
ply. In additiou to tbe .-lerks being Mktn. from
tbe depart r-e 1 for the purpose of assisting in
the re-elec ; n tf Lhaooln, 1 bate it from un
doubted am. itythat arrnniremeuts have been
made to sand I me all tbe c'.erk-, it the rate of
one half cetit par mile
Tbe entire mhinerv of the government has
been taken ai- stage of by tbe "patriots" to
further the elec n of Old Abe. and thus to se
cure their own i.ecka The Po-t-uHice Depirt
mat, of aotlfiM M attending to the lion's share
Of this work Eighty bag- of mail matter, all
containing Lincoln documents, are daily aent to
Sherni.:. .- armv. Mute anon.
ÄÄlt
This does not
funds in W tahin
Journal of Commerce, to dar, has the following
A few days ao e pnblisbed a note from H.
J. Riv nond. chairman oj tbe Renublican Ni
tional Cjmai.ttee. staling thai ihe need of funds ;
ia prc.-'inc It now appears that the crisis baa :
arrived, for last Wednesdav , wlien a rrsite-te-i
I draft for fT.fMj ns p-escred. with a polite re !
uet fur aeventv five ceits, tne iinpov eriabei
condition ef their Treasury waa urged aa a rea
aon for a few Ujt iefej b lbs pa.vment But
tne notrv cju J in-iae :.o .iii.i,cti-M there waa '
onlv ore 'method ol diiinoilan auch matte
This ia a sad condition of thing4, that a I. mo '.
draft n.t for IOo.immi me:. -Iiould fare ao badl? 1
Either the shoddy ite here are very stingy or the
political marhitierv in In hau consume much
an ,.
PROFESSIONAL.
Ltr. A. n. OALI
No. 65 Nortii New Jersey Street.
v - vra-ei
AMUSEMENTS.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE.
Corner of Wa$-n ton mud TVnaesaee .Seeeft
'l.'iwafr
vir. W . H. K i l v
Wednesday Evening, October 12th
MOTTO OF THE DUKE.
XEW SCE5EftT, BT i.l.fcSSUNO.
XEW DRESSES.
OR Mi IN vi. MUSIC,
iwJKn, ac , C.
l'aataa or uaiasnoa. -Lr-- CircU and Parq ,et te,
t-, I'i Tau IU.'.. f ' i p. r- n.-.a on. trcbMra
-at, 75 cent-: l.vli ry and Fam!ly Circle. j cent;
tbiklrn iu arm. 15; all reaerved eat- 5c.
mxir- ipra . cio:. rcnunniocr cunDi,ncrn n i
quarter to 8 o'clock pr.- iv
BOOTS AND SHOES.
HENDRICKS. EDM I NM iV CO.,
WHObKCHLV I" .Al.KfcS 15
BOOTS SHOES
II
AVK VCn IS STORK A COMPLETK ASSORT -merit
of heavy Boot and Shoes for
FALL AND WINTER WEAR,
KMPRC1N; IN TART
Children's A Calf, Calf and Goat Lac f - and Bal
morals. Misses Kip, Calf and Gott I .ace Boots and Balmo
rals. Women'.' Kip, Calf and (.oat Iacf Boot and Balmoral
regular and extra sizes.
Women's Lasting, half D. S., C ajcres and Balmo
rals. Women's Rubbers and Overshoes.
Youths' and Boys Boots, with and without t-tal
tips.
Men's Coarse Boots.
Men'. K and Calf Boots all sizes.
Mn's French Kip and Cavalry Boots.
Men's Ruffiuo Overshoes.
All of which have been aalectrd with epeclal cara, ant
we are satisfied that we have the GOODS to suit the
trade. We incite tbe attention of SHOE DEALERS and
General Merchants to our Stork, and will endeavor to
give satisfaction.
BINDKICKS, EDM USDS CO .
40 leata Meridian street, (Schnull's Block.)
ct4-dlmis Iudianapolifi, Ind.
MEDICAL NOTICE.
It-N. .T. fc W. TIIOMSOIN .
1 FROM THK EAST.)
HAVE OPENED T11K1R 0F
FICR on the east aide ot
Virginia Avenne, a few doors sou'h
of Washington street, Indianapolis,
Ind , for the alleviation of human
suffering, by offering to unfortunate
persons afflicted with Syphilis., or
any species of Private Disease, sure
and ( methods of eure, founded
on the solid basis of science and
aeassj pLilo"phy.
Spennatorrho-a and Impoteucy, and invetrrate ca-ea of
Secondary or Constitutional Syphilis of long standing,
that iiu:i4 br cured by any other physician in thie city,
cured perfectly and permanently, or no charge.
Address Box 1518.
:;'64 dry Das. TflOMSON.
OPTICIAN
MAM FACTTRKR OF THE
IMPROVED PANTOSCOPIC SPECTACLES,
the best in use.
MOSES' improved Pantoscopic
Spectacles combine advantages me
chanical and philosophical to be
found in no other Spectacles offered
in the West.
Moses' improved Spectacles not
only give clear and distinct vision,
do not weary or fatigue the eye, but
tend to strengthen and preserve the
sight.
Moses' Spectacles are made of the
finest materials, and best workman
ship, fairly represented, and sold at
their fair value
t 'nation aVo Aqents or Pnliars employed.
Clp Send for a circular containing full de
crij'tioii. prices, i.e., and how to ensure a perfect
tit and have them sent bv mail. Address
L. W. MSES. f fin' an,
50 East Wa-hinjion st , Indianapolis, Ind.
LYON'S KATHAIR0N.
Kathainn h from the Greek word "Kathro," or
"Kathairo," ifnifying to cleanse, rejavinate and re
store. This article is what its namu signities. farpre-ierv-in.
f:-rir;fr an-l beautifying the human hair it U
the mos remarkable preparation in the world. It la
aea.n owt.e-i a'.d put up by the original proprietor, and
is now made with tbe same care, skill aad attentioa
wbica ga t i: a sale or Snf oua nilMoti kottlt per
man.
It a mo-r 'b lightfti! Hair Dreeing.
It snatknaas curf and dandruff,
it ki-ep the head cool aod clean.
It in ik - the hair rich soft andgloa-v.
Haesarent tb iiair from falling IT and ttirniHg grj
I? restore" hair upon bald heads.
Anv i'v . etitVraaiJ who values a beautiful head of
hair -hou.M or Lyob' Kathairo'i. Il is known atd ned
. .1' .Le civilized world.
St'li by ail re-pectab" dealers.
Ul. u.txa. IMIO t. & ( ü.,.1 V.
4-daa.-eas.
HKIMSTREET'S
NW HtIR RESTORATIVE.
SOI 1 DYE,
But rr stree jrray hair to ivt oriarinal cwlor, by "Upplysag
th'cpil r) knwaswna natural .aste nance, impaired by
"r 'ti-ea-e. All inmt.nU.moi rfjt are composed of
'annr eenanfSt ajaal th viabtjr and beaut j of taa
nar, and affo-M ofihemseSves aav drsjaatasj. Balaastraai'a
'- it Coloring not owly restres hair te its wattra
alar af n prrce bst eiv tbehaira
l.,..,rin Reautra
P'nnjnnji its grow b. prevent itsfaffinf aff, eradioatea
oanalrna. and imp.ri cea!-.h and ploavactnes to th
head, it has enwi tl e test cf une, being tbe original
ll " Clvrtaa, and is constantly increasing in faor
Lsu hy .,v,... . f.. aad lavl.es. 1: is sold by ail re-
Jpect le dealer., r .an U procured bj them of tba
commercial agamU.b. . BAH2YS8 k CO., SSS Braasafwaj,
Xrw Yrk. Two au, 50 cants and $1.
febS-dameod
FOR RENT.
9
tract room on first floor am Waahtuftu street,
luttable for aa office or sleeping apart mast App j
a: aa, v est ' ? .- aud Mar
" n
yBlx. ' SfkA " VHaaaataa
.s'.c -: t . ii. a r ki
MEDICAL.
ARMY AGUE DROPS!
ARMY AGUE DROPSJ
TUR SOYFREIC RKMtDT FOR TIIK CURE OF
FEVER
AMD
AGUE
BILIOUS DISKASE8.
ATTENTION!!
a a
FEVER 11 MB. id
Tlrs aoost wonderful remedy for th.- pennaoent cure f
f'EVKK AND AGUF, FTC, was di.-iovered some year
ago aa oiie of tbe
Tlovl S iriililn .iim sslul
CHEMISTS OF I1K1K1!
tut of THOLSANDaS OF CASKS it baa never been
known to fail in efTertinr a radical cure. A SINlil.K
MTIU ftaWaa) Irrop- ha cored diseases which hare
MuhlrOritly ih'MMid Ihr Mn! SlK--C.rMl
Med'c I 1. 1 On I.
contain naftinj! tbaf will injure tl.r-..
ttitmtimm !
It purine the LlwtJ .'
It remorr nhttrurtinn tmm the Itrer!
It ) rnmotrs the discharge of' bile!
It t fleet t a radical aud permanent cure in re
BSesa esj the wiiiae upon which the uqne deuend!
- TIIK
ARMY AGUE DROPS !
A it-name imports, hi- keen and is ihe ur.-at Specific
for a!! Ull.lois disk, asks in the army, la haw saaansjal.
I-- (;! -:-y :. ..-.t t...SU Army und c..w!i r- a- u- i
vei -al as ii cures save leen nuick anal wonderful. As a
It has prove.1 a grest bleSal gaSad saved many asaaaaMa
lite in Inaas nssaaatir kandlUsa where ther would ha.e
fal!e:i ,. iinisto BILIOUS IHSKAMCH.
W hi Chill Wall nol return if these
lirops are taken:
THK
ARMY AGUE DROPS!
QV1CKLY DK1VKS A WAT
Lnngruoi- unl Wsf If r T
-AU-
KiioivB I HK 9THTBM
To its na ural KUOTANCT and AMafATTOX; INV;
OIIATINf tbe Sw4j and cleantii; out
Hvcry l'tstige or Mstase
ProJueed bj loatheoma miasma.
BE WISE IN TIME!
So per ton rr$tdinj in a Fertr and A: H
Di-triet should he trith;ut a Bottle of the
ARMY AGUE DROPS!
And it Is ttrongly recommended to person traveling
thrcuKh piaec (-barbed with miasma.
We respectfully call attention to our Testimonials.
Many of our letters atte-t that hu- dreds of lives have
been saved in the Army by it use. Indeed, ao well are
its curative qualities appreciated in tbe Army, that the
most succeful 8urreens in the field aud hospital use it
almost exclusively in tbe diseatas for which we claim its
infallibility. The best physicians always seit the best
means to effect a cure, hrnc Iba universality of the
ARMY AGUE DROPS!
t e s rr 1 :ivl o n i
We are happy te refer to
LS!!
oet. McClellan,
Gen. Fremont,
Qeii Bumside,
Gen. Hancock.
Gen. Kilpatrick.
Gen. Uice,
Col Pye.Mtb 5. Y .
Col guk-k. 17'h If. Y. C,
Col. rowler.l4th N. T. S M
Major Doremus, A. 1) C ,
Maj. Rejf.yr.dar, S5th Pa
Major Wllcr.x, A. Ü. C,
Rt. Rer. Rihop Potter, S T
Rev. Dr Tyns, '
Kev, Dr. Taylor,
Hev. H. W Beecher. B'kljn
ker. IC. H Cbapin,
Rt. Mr Cbeevet, NT
Kev. Mr. Rang,
Hi-Hou.M ayor Wood.R'klyn
Hon. M. Kalbfieis.cn..
Ilon.M. f. Odell.
Hon. Mayor Gunther, W T
Hon. Horace Ore ley.
najor Kaai-ay.
Major aUMnsB, I
Majir B.b.ock, lanreon in tbe 1'. S. Army,
Lieut. Whe I an, J
An t hundreds f other etjaaJj wall known gentlemen
for which see circular
Price ONE DOLLAR per Bottle.
wiLMov ft cm.,
Proaripal OtTce,
INI Unter m.. Fä. f
N
B. None genuine unless bsysrnna our sie
oc. tbe wratvoer
na re
IP'lhJ!J l"wtd Drurt P"1 7 tb aay
other remedy. If fee does not nave it for al er close us
I 55 per mail. ..! wfl ,u üf(- ef th.
Army Bnjnj fsroo per mail re paM
wiiaLcox a et).,
IsJ Watsv st-, . T.
ARMY AGUE DROPS
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I inaaaaaaai
DRUGS, MEDICINES. C.
WWW, KEEPER i RtSH.
Eolith Mnitlijtn t..
r t Esii t xtos ncrorr.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
ticirsivrii 1
DRUGS
MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS,
Varnishes, Dye-Stuffs,
GLASS WARE,
PERFUMERY
AltD
Fancy Goods,
-A!trv -
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PURE WINES AND LIQUORS.
JV. WOULD CAM. THK ATTFICTIONOK DlttTii-
tilSTS lo the alnivt estaUlisLitnent, aud ineiis
llirtu, a hen iu tlie city, to look through our stock.
Hur K"d wer l.utti.t when gold was at tl M, wad
ln.re the additional !JD per c. i.t inereaso in Tarifl Duty,
which, we are e..ntidei.t, will enahl s ta s II goods in
our line very lw and yet realise a profit. We will du
P'icate any Cincinnati bill flactnatlona ia prices con
sidered. Orders are solicit, d JeT'4 dly
DRY GOODS.
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MERCHANT TAILORING.
LEWIS M HOI IZ
IKOPRirrOE or THE
1 I It H T CLASS
MERCHANT TAILORING
fee TAHLiH suck 1 .
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA STREET,
Two Door South of t'owt Oftlrr
IVIMAVAPOLIS
oct 1 -dtf
SOLDIERS WE THI!" DR
trkkland ia gutta right ta advising yaw ia fen sdeartiaa
mailt in oar colainae of 1 -day 's paper M taka a batttt.
of kis htghlY rsxommamawd AaU-CaaUra Miatarw ta yaau
knapaacks. It may save the live. ,f mmvj tf owr wa
sobirers. Mothers, see that your eoaa do not aeg.ee t
Toa saw get it at taa Drag Stare at 5S cents per aatttte
It is tha boat remedy far Dtarrrsar-s aad Dywtntery.
hT-dlyootUwIy
FOR SALE.
OISTE ACRE
fX NOKTH 1LU50IJ KT BF. KT.
LOT
fhawty located far
J reabie-va arvsarn
saptia-dan
Terms aavsy.
McUKMaJI a PlaUSLK.
Keal E.iata SswaU