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Indiana State sentinel., 1861-12-04

Prom Rec. Kr. -Ke.HH7eA, Pastor Of Roberts CAape
INDIANAPOLIS, October 6, 1857
On. @. W. RoBAcK-Dear Sir: / have used
your Blood Purifier for a nervous affection, from
which have suffered much at times. While it
is pleasant To the taste, it certainly has al ppy
effect upon the nerves. Please accept my thanks
for your kind regards, and believe ne
Yours, wv. T. acMuLLEN.
Indiana State sentinel., 1861-12-04
MEDICAL

VNTONDERFUL RESULTS IN THIS CITY AND VI
w CINTTY.-Miss Hoshour, disease of female sys-
en with Neuralgia, 2lst physician in attendance; Mr.
Brewster, Bronchial Consumption; Mrs. Runnion Mrs
Splnn, Mrs. Todd and Others complicated female disease
several years standing; Mr. Brady Hancock county, dis
of the bladder and kidneys, ETC., Are you a
fictedf "a word to the wise is sufficient"
Persons desirous of knowing of Dr. Burnham and
his skill referred to the following well known citizens
Prof s. X. Hoshour Dr. s. c. Frink; A. D. Streight, Esq
Rev. NJ. G. Clark JAS c. Yohn, Esq; A R. Hyde, ESQ.,
L. w. Moses; W. NJ Wheatley, ESQ.
0fice-Yohn's Block, North Meridian street.
Letters will receive prompt attention. Address
DIR. n G. BURNHAM,
febls lndanaoos Indiana
Indiana State sentinel., 1861-12-04
LAW SCHOOL.
Law School at indianapolis.

vUyHE NEXT SESSION OF THE LAW sCH0OL0F THE
North Western Christian University, at lndanapo-
lis, will commence the first Monday In December 1861,
and continue four months. The Professors In charge will
be Samuel y. Perkins, LIZ D., and David Mcdonald,
LII d. Tuition, $50. payable In advance. For further
particulars reference is made printed circular and TO
ihe professors, who may be addressed Indianapolis.
=. GOODWIN,
President Board Trustees n. W. Z. University.
sepfs5 d1t&w2in fpr's fee ell
Indiana State sentinel., 1861-12-04
NOIsCE.

NOriCE.-There will te an appropriation two thou
sand dollars made by the Board Of Commissioners
Of Marion county, Indiana their December Term, 1851
Tor the benefit Of families of citizens Of said county who
have volunteered into the military service Of the United
States and after said amount is exhausted further APP
preparation will be made by said Board soldiers will
then be receiving their pay from the BY
order Of the Board. Jf OBJ 7. WRIGHT,
dec4-d&wlt As.-itor Marion County.
Indiana State sentinel., 1861-12-04
NOTICE,

YVNO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CoNCERS.-I VIII, upon
Thursday the 18th day OF December, 1851, by vir-
tue Of mechanics lien, proceed 10 sell, my shop
Kentucky avenue, in the city Of Indianapolis Onehore
milk wagon, belonging 20 Eli r. Harvey. The same hAv
ing been left with for repairs which repairs
the OF S65 go The thereof and al Others
interested, will hereby take notice.
nov2O-w3w HIRAM R. GAsTON.
Indiana State sentinel., 1861-12-04

ON A NEW METHOD OF
treating venerial Diseases, inclu-
ding syphilis in all its stages;
Gonorrhea, Gleet, Structure, Vari-
cocile, and Hydrocele, Diseases oi
the Kidneys, Bladder &c., with
on. mercury! containing a val
uable treatise on atwide-spread
malady Of youth, Seminal Weak
ness, Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual
Debility, Impotency, &C., the Sc
cret iniirmities of youth and ma
thrifty arising from the hancful
Indiana State sentinel., 1861-12-04
BEEvEs.

The market this week has been overstocked
with cattle, which, with the heavy competition OF
the usual poultry market of Thanksgiving week
has caused a decline in prices The beeves are
of poor average quality; some judges say the
most inferior offerings for the whole year, and
this on week when, if ever, the quality should
have been superior, is particularly unfortunate
for the interests of the drover as the rough COWS
and shabby steers stand but poor chance by the
side of fat chickens and turkes at 9@l2c per
pound.
Some of the "poor trash" sold as low as 4@
41sc per 10 dressed weight; good cattle sold at
prices better in proportion than usual, owing to
their scarcity, and some of the butchers found it
impossible to supply themselves with such beef
as they wanted. The best brought SIC per Id.
while that which sold as second grade brought
| 7H@Sc.
In addition to the cattle above reported, IS
State cattle were in the yards. The market
closes unsatisfactory to the drover and stock
not all sold.
We saw notices posted about the yards that
sales would commence at Weehaw ken, begin
ming next Friday. We quote:
Indiana State sentinel., 1861-12-04

habit OF self-abuse- To winch Is added obseryaons on
Female Diseases and other interesting matter of the ut
importance TO the married and those contemplating
marriage who entertain doubts Of their physical lty
enter that state Sent any address in sealed wrap
per, on receipt of ten cents or four stamps
We devote our entire time and attention to the treat
ment Of the various private diseases treated of In pr
report Our Dpensary the only Institution OF the
kind in America which has been tabshed by special
charter ans this fact should give preference the
various quacks of doubtful character be found in all
Indiana State sentinel., 1861-12-04
The Great English Remedy
SIR JAMES CLAREE's
Celebrated Female Pills!

'epared from Prescription Of SIR james Garke, d..
D.. Physician EztraordfHary tothe Queen.
Thisinvaluabe medicine is unailing the Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the female
subject. moderates all and
all DISTRACTIONS and speedy may be relied
no MARRIED. LADIES'
peculiarly suited. II WILL in a short time, bring on
monthly periods with regularity Each bottle, price
dollar, bear~the Government stamp Of Great Britain
to prevent eountsrfeits-
Czaz.G A<DzD.
TAese Pizs should not be taken by dnriagths
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy as they are
bring Kfscarrfage, but ot any ofh>r ti'as
they are safe.
IN all Of Nervous and spinal Affections, Pain in
the Back and LIMBS Fatigue slight Exeron Pspita-
tion Of the Heart Mysteries and Whites the Pills wleeet
azure when all other have failed and although
powerful remedy do not contain iron caiomei, antimony
or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Fun directions IN the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved
sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, Late l. c. Baldwin Co..
Rochester, New York
NB--sl and six postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thorzed Agent willnsure bottle containing 80 Pills. BY
return mail.
sold BY all lDruggistseverywbere. nov24'so-d&w1y
Indiana State sentinel., 1861-12-04
New York Cattle Market.

RECEIPTS.
Total receipts of cattle of all kinds for the
week
Sheep&
Beeves. Cows. yeals. Lambs Swine
Total. ...... ,63S 100 sec l2,l47 $4,000
Last week.. 4,l02 l2l 705 1859 1913
Corresponding
No. per w'k
last year. 5,052 SO ass l2774 IL, $50
Average num-
Der per week
last year. +. 1874 40 763 9,936 6,l60
Indiana State sentinel., 1861-12-04

One department Of our Dspeusay is specially devoted
to the of the Diseases of Females such as u
corrhea Whites, Irregular, Painful and suppressed
McnssrTiaon Nervous and General Debility, Diseases OF
the Womb, Barrenness, &c.
S.onsuItations and examinations free of charge.
Also for sale. DR. DEWEES'S REGULATOR PILLS
For Female DISTINCTIONS Irregularities &c. Married la
dies In certain situations should not use hem as they
would cause miscarriage Price 81 per box and may be
by mail
DR. GALEN'S PREvENTlvE-An Invaluable article
for those wishing olimthe number OF their offspring OF
the barren who desire children; warranted not TO ure
the health and will last lifetime sent to any address
under seal on receipt of the price--Two DOLLAks
PATENTS AT A DISTA NCE-By sending brief state
Of their symptom will receive Blank Chalt cenln.
&C. Medicines any part Of the country to cure any
case at home free from danger or curiosity.
All transactions private and confidential. hemempe'
the name and number.
Direct all letters to -. +.
octlsaAx Louisville Ky
Indiana State sentinel., 1861-12-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AalZM MANHOOD.
s-sA--A@@ How Lost! How Restored!

JUsI FuUIIsltu m a oeaItu EnveIOIeu, Frce cIs.
A LECTURE on THE NATURE, TREATMENT, AND
RADICAL CURE
or spermat0rrhPa Seminal Weakness. Involuntary
Emissions Sexual Debility and mpediments TO Marriage
generally, Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits:
Mental and Physical Incapacify, resulting from Self
Abuse, &c.-By RoBT. J. CULyERwELI., ". D., Author
0fthe Green Book, &c.
"A BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS"
Sen: under SEAL in plain envelope any address, post
paid, receipt Of six cents two postage stamps by
DIR. CHI j. C. KLINE,
l27 Bowery, New York. Postoaice Box, 45s6.
sept7-d&w3m
Indiana State sentinel., 1861-12-04
ood

Will be taken in pay for the Daily or Weekly
Sentinel.
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SINKING FUND.
Sale of Sinking Fund Lands.

YUyBE FOLLOWING PIECES, PARCELS OR LOTS OF
II Land, much thereof as may be necessary, will
On Tuesday, the 10th Day Of
December
Indiana State sentinel., 1861-12-04
LEGAL.

NTOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE.
Y Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed Adninistrarix Of the Of Mahon
Seybold late Of Marion county, Indiana d-ceased Said
estate is supposed to be solvent. MALEVA SEYBOLD,
pov27-w3w Administratrix.
Indiana State sentinel., 1861-12-04

Next within the Courthouse In the city Of indianapolis
be offered sale the highest bdder-the bid being
equal to the amount chargeable, such a the
Commissioners may be willing sell fOr-the same hay
been mogaged the State of Indiana loans
from the Sinking Fund and forfeited by the nonpaymen
of interest thereon; said sale will be continued from day
day until completed, to-wit:
Indiana State sentinel., 1861-12-04

Nhf Of or sec 20. - n. W. containing 50 acres;
mortgaged BY John G. Anderson Loan, interest etc,
$574 30.
The W or of sec g. 25n, RI w containing leo acres
less mortgsged by Daniel Birtsal aud Guelns
Brdsall his wife. Loan, interest ETC., s3sl 50.
Indiana State sentinel., 1861-12-04

Fifty acres Of land of end of hi Of OF 1e
Is m e; mortgaged by Patterson c. Brandenburgh and
Mainda Brandenburgh his wife. Loan, Interest etc.
f4S9 ST.
The or Of IS, 20 IA. z, containing I6o
more or less; morgaged by Robert xcAnuy and Eliza
beth c. McAnuy his wife Loan interest etc. s55e 81.
The or Of the or Of Q, Is n. ", contain
Daniel and Lette " Mcdaniel his wife Loan, interest
etc, $3.50 S.
Indiana State sentinel., 1861-12-04
TO THE DEMOCRACY OF INDIANA!
Support Your Home Paper.

SAC
Indiana State sentinel., 1861-12-04

NO. AZ CEDAR STREET. N. Y.
H6y-A single bottle Of sPALDlNG's PREPARED GLUE
will save times annually. -izsa
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUEI
sPALDrNG,s PREPARED GLUEi
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUEi
SAVE THE PIECEsi
ECoNoMYi DIsPATCHi
I6y@"A STITCH IN TINE SAVES NNE."-y3a
As accidents VIII happen In well regulated fami-
lies is very desirable have cheap and convenient
way for repairing furniture, toys. crockery, ETC.
SPAIDING's PREPARED GLUE
meets Ill such emergencies and household afford
without IT, always ready and up to the sticking
point.
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
N. BA brush accompanies each bottle. Price rs cents
Address, HENRY G. SPALDING,
No. 4s Cedar Street, New York.
CAUTION.
As certain unprinciped persons attempting palm
of on the unsuspecting public, limitations Of my PRE-
PARED GLUE, Iwoud caution all persons to examine
before purchasing, and see that the full name,
p1s-sPALDING's Prepared GLUE.-Saa
Is on the outside wrapper all others are swndlg
terfeits feb3od&w
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III General Rosecrans has issued an order In
Western Virginia that no females be permitted
within the lines of the army, and that those now
with the Federal troops shall return home imme-
diately.
IL There is a Geo. b. Mcclellan, who is an
officer 10 Mississippi regiment, and who bears a
marked resemblance In appearance TO Gen. Geo.
b. Mcclellan.
IL The color Of the new threecent postage
Stamps has faded since they were printed, owing
to defect In the ink In a very short time the
stamps will be issued in brighter tint
IL All but about dozen of the spinner stri 4.
ers at Lawrence, Mass have returned to work;
the rest have enlisted and gone to the war-both
wise conclusions.
IL The City Council of Canton have appro-
priated $4,000 to Mr.. McGregor for the loss sns-
tanned In mobbing his paper recently, the Stark
County, o., Democrat.
W The footlghts of the new opera house in
Paris are so safely constructed, that a pocket
handkerchief may be thrown upon them, and the
gas in full blaze cannot ignite it,
III IT will take three years from the LIST OF
August to build the new opera house in Paris,
and 900 ,0OOf to pay for 1t.
IL The Pamela Miss Star reports heavy and
continuous rains In that region, and thinos the
COTTON crop much injured by them.
IL The Providence Post thinks the R
forDes's log might be written up In few words
. ashore twice, and drunk all the timen
IL Since the ith Of May last, ten hundred and
eight-fve men have enlisted at New Bedford
Mass
UrA million OF the new style postage stamps
are produced daily by the printers
III Cincinnati has already furnished more than
$1,000 men to fight for the Union.
u Cincinnati Is being put a state of defense
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Affairs I'm Nissegyi-

SPRINsEIELD, Mo, Sept Seen. McCulloch
Is reported to be at Mount Vernon organizing for
bold and desperate effort northward
here are various rumors about Generals Price
and Rains having taken Fort Scott and defeated
Col. Montgomery, and captured all his stores,
arms, de and taken all bis command, himself
among the rest, a. prisoners; but they need con-
Gov. Jackson, with his body guard. arrived
here to-day, but his future movements are moi
known.
About 125 Of the wounded in the hospital I'm
springfield were discharged TO day. and will
leaVe Tor home as soon as the ambulances sent
from Rolla arrived here. rhe remainder Of the
wounded In the hospital are doing we'll All the
few miles below the Arkansas line. One of the
surgeons informs me that the typhoid fever has
broken out In their hospital, and their deaths
amount TO fifteen or twenty per day.
ST Louis. Sept s.-Mr. Murphy, a member OF
the nrm Of Torbest d Co, Lynn Greek, Camden
county, now In this city, received advices las,
night that their store was robbed on THURSDAY
oy band Of $50 secessioniss, headed by preacher
named johnson, of Danes Prairie, and property
70 the amount Sic, 900 carried of Colonel Nc
Clung, another member Of the firm, 10 at Jeffer
son city, In command Of a regiment of United
States troops
mis- nrm also own two steamers running on
the Usage river, one Of which the rebels seized
out as the river is too low for navi cation Ii 10
thong bit they will destroy her.
The postmaster of Osceola. st Clair county
reports that when he left news had Just reached
there OF fight between General Lanes Kansas
regiment and a body of rebels under General
Rains, In which the latter were completely
routed with heavy loss, and General Rains wa,
taken prisoner Gen. Price, who was at Osceofa
credited the report
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NV YORK, Sept, @ "A Rio letter of July 25th
states that the ship Maid of the Sea, Of Boston
Captcl Stanwood, was in port with a rebel flag
Te!sgrdFhic Dispatch
We venture TO say Boston has not seeded, mol
has the ship. The owners Of the Maid of the Sea
are loyal to the core, known and quoted as such
and Captain Stanwood is as true a patriot as ever
sailed under the American flag. The Maid Of the
Sea had cargo Of railroad iron, an article on de.
mand in the South just now, and the rebel rag
may have been hoisted as a ruse TO enable her to
make her port Scott free; but that seems unlikely
and the whole story IL undoubtedly canard
Captain Sanwood's brother, Frank Stanwood, ID
agallant ofdcer holding commission In the Sd
3. Cavalry-and both boys we are sure would
fight to the last for the starry thew we've reared
love and revere.-Boston Post
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DfIn Chicago, on Thursday last, nearly two
hundred thousand postage stamps ana stam ned
envelopes were destAyed, the value OF which
was nearly seven tho0band Ave hundred dollars
The destruction was ordered by Judge sloane,
special agent Of the Post Office Department. :
III The domestic cotton goods trade has further
improved this week, and prices for the leading
styles Of fabric have further advanced, The trade
is principally done for cash, and both cotton md
goods viii continue to advance TIN the former 70.
ceives check from receipts Sufficient for a yeaf's
supply. 49,
III A correspondent of a Charleston naper
complains Of the currency Of 1--WE to tfty cent?,
used In South Carolina a substitute for sn,cie
The writer sent accent bill, which was tattered
end torn, TO the bank to be redeemed and the an
swer was that they had no nsto bills.
III Anthony Trollope, Esq the popular Eng
lish novelist, came out In the last steamer and In
staying for few days at the fremont aouse.
Boston He Is accompanied by his wife.
II The Syracuse New York; bows are not
allowed to play at billiards. No one under 81
years OF age can frequent billiard rooms without
being liable to prosecution.
III Brown University has Just conferred the
honorary degree OF A. NJ. on Governor Sprague
and General Burnside, and on no Others.
IL The cotton factory at Great Darlington,
Mass belonging to Olney Gan, was destroyed by
3 III The little State of Michigan will hsve in
. few days more than Is, 900 well armed and fally
equipped soldiers in the Held. 10 -'eS1 =
IDr Captain Gafnett, cousin 70 Maio, e;arnstt
ffora California, has reached Richmond, and Of.
fersd his sesvioes 70 the ceafsdefsle amy. =
i " nsstis, Az be- -. asclsssd q Ssshvslis
- -
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AFFAIRS IN BALrrxOnr.-TheB Baltimore Amer.

AFFAIRS IN BALTIMoRE-TheB altimore A mar
can OF this morning says:
About nine O'Clock Yesterday morning a de-
tachment OF 272 Of Col. Harris Light Cavalry, of
The men reached here at lac hour on Sunds Az
night, but owing to an accident on the Northern
Central Railway, Were unable to reach the CAPITAL
a. early % they had anticipated, They were ac-
companied by dfty one horses, and fine supply
Of equipments. The same train carried down
hfty recruits for one Of the untitled regiments
stationed near sshington
The reprobate George KONG, Of police notoriety,
who was arrested upon the charge Of riotous con.
duct on the 10Th Of April, when the Sixth Massa-
chuseas Regiment, Col. Jones, was passing along
Pratt street on It's way to Washington civ, and
Who succeeded In escaping from the Towsontown
Court House, was rearrested yesterday afternoon
aud now awaits the demands Of the Sheriff Of
Baltimore county.
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ANOTHER EXPEDITION - That there In an
expedition about being fitted out at this port,
destined for some special purpose, there can be
no doubt. Troops are concentrating here and
ships are being fitted out with special reference 70
some unusual movements.
The steamship Baltic has hauled out Into the
steam preparatory to fitting ont for transport sar-
vice. The Atlantic 10 still at the dock, but she
could be sent away at few hours notice. The
Vanderbilt has been thoroughly overhauled, Is
coaled and 10 ready for immediate transpor ser
vice. Each Of these vessels would carry one
thousand men, with all their accoutremenh and
several weeks rations. 80 5fEE,
Macy efthe light draft gunboats are, and have
been ready for sea for some time, but they are
held back at the navy yard waiting for some pur.
pes not vet made public. Why this 10, none
can tell save thoss IN Ne sserss--N. Y csmxssr.
stst lsssSsSssS.
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THE CONCENTRATES IN M.sousI-McCuI.
loch LEFT springfield more than a week since,
taking some eight or ten regiments of Arkansas,
tennessee, Louisiana, and Texas troops-the
pest nghtlng stock In the whole army At last
advices he had reached Iron Springs In Lawrence
county, and was marching towards Arkansas
such Of the wounded a. belong to the Confede.
rate forces proper, and are able to be moved, are
being conveyed South, which would indicate
that McCulloch does not intend an early return
to Springfield Thus the available Confederat.
force In the Southwest exceed ten or twelve
thousand men st. Louis Republican, 9Th
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AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA.
TSpeciaI oor,espondence ~ ,he s,a,

ISPecIdI cOrTesPhndence OF The Star
ALEXANDRIA, Va Sept. 10 -Edito, Star The
Unconditional Union men Of Alexandra and vi.
entity held their FIFTH meeting at Lyceum Hall
last evening. In the absence Of the President, Mr..
Tacy In the chair. Twenty new members were
received, who took the oath Of allegiance to the
United States. The meeting was addressed by
Gen. Montgomery, by Judge Freas, the Provost
Judge, and by w. ID. Massie, ESQ Of this city.
The regular meeting night was fixed for Thurs-
day Of each week. The cause 10 onward In thu
Old Dominion.
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ID To-day the libel case Of De witt c. Little
John against Horace Greedy Is expected to come
up In Usage county, n. Y. Geo. Law, ThurIow
Weed, Hugh J. Hastings, Ambrose Van Vech-
ten, and leading members of the two Houses of
tbs Legislature are said to be subpenaed, and Gu
rious developments are looked for
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FROM NEW MEXICO "A letter from membe,
OF Co !. 7th ~ B Infantry, dated Fort Union,
New Mexico, says:
We are on war footing at this place, which
Is absolutely necessary for the safety Of the large
amount OF Government stores concentrated here
The NavaJoe and Apache Indians are making
GOOD use OF their time, as there 10 scarcely day
that we do not hear Of some depredatiobs com
mitteo pv Them, In fact 1t Is said that they are
allies Of the Texans; however, be the case a, II
may, New Mexico will be In deplorable condi.
withdrawn
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70 u Last wsek the committee Of councils on
the safety and defense Of Philadelphia purchased
100 Enfield rides that were stored In the New
York custom-houss. These arms have sword
oayonets, aud are handsome pieces Of workman
snip. The new rifed cannon for the city will
soon be mounted, ready for use
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II Yesterday workmen commenced the re-.
pairs OF the forts in New York harbor The first
to be attended to is Fort Lafayette, which needs
qul'e an amount Of labor to render 1t SUN GENTLY
safe. One hundred and thirty guns are to be
mounted, and 1t is believed that the repairs will
not all be completed before next spring.
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u Captain Romartze has gone to Philadel-
ph'a from this city, with authority to recruit a
company Of Don Cossacks, TO be equipped sim
liar to the celebrated Don Cossacks Of the Rus
Sian army. Capt. Romartze his served a number
OF years In such a regiment In Europe
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u The Women's Central Relief Association
OF New York received a telegram on Saturday
from the Sanitary Committee In this city, asking
Tor 300 bed ticks, seven feet long and three fee
wide, to be forwarded immediately
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IL Paymaster Mexican Buchanan, for several
years Inspector Of Provisions and Clothing at the
Charlestown Navy Yard, has been ordered to the
steam slooP-of-waf Lancaster, flagship of the Pa.
CHIC squadron. He leaves tomorrow the IIth
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ID The Twelfth Regiment N. Y. 8. NJ, IL
being recognized for the war. It's former Col
onel, Daniel Butterheld, while here, II will be
remembered, was promoted to a Lieutenant Col
onelcy In the regular army
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4, II There are increasing signs Of revival in
commercial affairs In New York, particularly in
the grocery business. The grain trade continued
brisk, with prospect of surprising that of for
meF yeara