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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-20

Immediately after the battle of Fort WAYNE.
the army fell back within four miles of Benton
willie. frr forage While In this camp we were
visited b, scores ol rebel ladies one oi them n
d,,hing. black eyed. dazzling beauty, with th,t
easy, Mantou grace which soon overcomes the
unsuspectiug youth. Toths lady. Lieut. Master
son. ci the 81 Indiana battery. showed every at
teutian. escoriing her through the various camps.
explaining 10 her the wonderful I'll ,irs in army
how We live move and have our being. aud
many other little things which beguilc these love
pas,mes This was on the LIT day of Novem
her. IN Beuton county, Arkansas about ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon, This angelic being
iur she appeared ~ such. a. there was not "A word
or an ACTON which even indicated that she WIS
non one Of tie most NirtuOus, honest. upright Ia.
dies in all the land. ana perfect paragon OF her
sex-with that careless thoughtless, vet tascuat
ing manner ct expressing her desire. invited
Lieut.. Masterson to come To her house-about a
mile from cimp-thHt Afternoon. That after
noon be went. accompanied by two brother 9th
GERS
The Young lldy was AT home" with her
uncle and aunt After an hour or so. having
drank abundantly of sweet cider and eaten ex
ten-ively of large. fine apples, Tomphina--ior
that j. her given name, the last name l. withheld
Tor certain putpose>--sittng close Ia the Lieuicn
ant whispered him To send his friends back 10
camp and remsin With her until tel Gan article,
by the way. not 10 toe found IN this country He
iutimated To- has friends that he desired Co he
alone. and they, not wishing TO interfere With any
arrangement he might have made advantageous
10 the service mounted their horses aud rode
bick TO camp. The uncle and aunt were IN
another apartment. the Lieutenant aud Tom
phina were alone What passed during the
three fourths OF an hour Immediately following.
i now known only To- romphina; in her breast
it may ever remain secret All that i known
j. that she went 10 the window on the west side OF
the house. and raising IL. said To her aunt. who
happened 90 be passing in the yard. How pleas
antly the sua shines: thought would LEI IT,
genial RAYS into the room. they make everything
look 80 cheerful" Her aunt had scarcely passed
irto the other part of the house when twelve men
lode up to the window which had just been
rai.el. and directly Ia irOnt OF which the Lieu.
tenant VAS st,ndng. AMI fired two shots at him
They Immediately bur~ted into the room. seized
hiuI. AMI carried him of on nurse To mill Que
halt mile from the house
Wheeler the Lieutenant wounded in the
affair is not known but horse with side saddle
upon il MS brought by the bushshackers. and
Tomphina Was mounted upon IL before MhSterson
was carried out OF the house. and rode away with
the guerrilla band The Lieutenant's horse. with
his pistols ia the holsters fastened on the op
po>te side II tie house. aud VAS taken along
I The plan was we'll laid and we'll played 10 get
what they termed one OF the Fed. officers >
The guerrillas were hid near the house IN the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-20

A special meeting of the City Council was held
last night, to consider the much talked OF and
hong deferred hack ordinance.
The Mayor being absent, Mr.. Wallace was
called 20 the chair.
Several petitions were presented one from Mr.
Wood. asking To he relieved from his contract on
cisterns, which laid on the table one from the
signers of "A remonstrance against the location of
a hack stand Illinois street, north, stating that
they signed said remoustrauce under misappre
helision. and that they do not now object to said
location
By permission of the Council. Capt North adj
dressed the Honorable Body, giving his views of
what he considered would be satisfactory ad
ju-tment of the question Of the location of hacks.
aud what would be iust to Ill parties interested
the hackmen and the citizens. Captain North
spoke well, "a he always does. and was listened to
with much attention.
The ordinance drawn by the City Attorney by
direction of the Council. for the regulation OF
hacks cabs. coaches and carriages, fixing stands
tor the same and providing rules for their regula
ton, was then reid.
The main textures Of the ordinance the
same the one passed by the Council
some weeks ago. and published in the Journal
The point of dispute, or division of sentiment,
the location OF the stands for vehicles carry
irs passengers This ordinance located them On
the two squares on Illinois street. between Mar
ket and Mryland streets; on Pennsy lvania street,
with the same north and south boundary. and ON
the street between the Union and Terre H,ute
depots.
Various amendments were offered Some de
sired to contine the hacks to one side of the
street-some members wished to give privileges
Ia persons who had bridged the cutters in front
OF their places of business, aud other members
wished To give the owners full privilege OF the
Designated streets The several amendments got
considerably mixed up, and finally. as the short
est way TO straghten things out. motion was
made to refer the whole subject to the City At
torney and the Committee OH Streets and Alleys,
which prevailed
The Council then adjourned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-20

1Hs THrsrrn - To night Miss Charlotte
Thompson appears ~ Julia IN the Hunchbsck.
Tbs announcement ought 20 Gil Metropolitan
Hill 20 ove-aowing Miss Thompson csn plsy
Julia without numbering the language o. the en-
no',ling sentiments that shine throughout this
great production Of knowle-. IL j. the last aD-
pearanee--the closing evening--of the isvoriie
young actress. who has iabored for two weeks 70
please the patrons Of the drama here. and who III
leave most favorable impression upon the minds
ct discriminating public
o. Monday night Ms Marion Mccarthy t,kes
beneht, aud her h0sis OF friends will be prepared
fo make 4 . testimonial worthy OF one " no II the
acknowledged public ffvori'e.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-20

(NO. 1851
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
II DIANA-SS.
AtteS':
JoIIN n. REA, Clerk.
declT-d14t

kNO. 49,
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
DiANA-SS
Whereas, libel Of information has been fed in the
Court Of United States, within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District of Indiana, the stb day
of DE mber 1854 by John Hanna ESQ.,, Attorney Of the
United States the District oi indiana, against part of
Tot ina the rinai plan of the CITY of Evansville
mcneil Vine street. 81 fee, inches from the
of Vine and First streets extending thence the line Of
Vine ard the Ohio river - feet inches thence
The line of lot 90 said plan, thence
along said line toward First "a feet inches thence
line parallel with Frt street 10 Vine street place
of beginning n he city OF Evansville. and agsinSt al.
persons lawfully Intervening for their interest therein,
pee ally against Paul x. Mars. for violation
of the powers Of act Of Congress- approved July H.,
ls62 entitled An TO suppress nsurrecon punish
and rebellion seize aud conscae the property
OF rebels and for other purposes and praying process
against said realty, and that tue may be condemned
and sold : enemies property
Now, therefore, i'm pursuance Of the monon der the
seal OF said Cout To directed and delivered do here
by public notice 20 all persons claiming said realty,
any part thereof in any interested therein,
that they be and app before the said the District
Court Of the United States to be held at the city Of In
danapoliS the District of Indiana. the first
Monday of January at ten o'clock Of the forenoon
of that day. then and there nterpose their claims and
make their aeg atoms in that behalf
d. q. ROSE, L. :. Marshal,
BY J. 5. BlGELow, Deputy.
Attest:
JOHN II. RIA, Clerk. decl0-d14t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-20

- The 9Th Cavalry left yesterday for the
boriers We have heard that they "a be EN-
plo,e ia the river counties of Kentucky ia clear
ing thai region OF the gueri lila bands that said
% iniest them.
A. the battalion passed up Washington street
On the march IRON their late camp To the cars.
the saddle of one of the lei horses turned. and
sc, him a. kicking aud Plunging, throwing the
troop 10 which he belonged into considerable cOn-
fusion He fnallv broke loose aud charged upon
a crowd of spectators ON the sidewalk, scattering
them like chat IA wind storm His last feat
was To kick up las heels at the crossing OF Me
ridian aud Washington streets. aud then Tall
heavily ON the bo~lder~ where he lay until he
was secured.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-20
RESULT OF KNOWN
MOVEMENTS OF THE REBEL DIVISION

Latest from Fredericksburg 4.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-20
mo lT9.)
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
ii
Attest:
JoHS IA. REA, Clerk.

mo lT9)
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DlANA-sS:
Whereas, libel Of Information has been filed in the
District Court Of he United within aud for the
seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 9th day ~
lee mber ls62 by John Hanna. ESQ Attorney Of the
United states for the District Of Indiana agans the fol-
lowing described credits and effects OF Richard r..
Stevenson TO wiz One Proaissory note dared about the
18th If April 1850 due December 25h 1862 for the
of two hundred and fifty (s25 dollars laid note given by
Hiram T. Allen aud payable its face TO one Charles
Thompson, Tor violation OF the powers Of of Con-
gress. approved July H. ls62 entitled IAN to sup
press insurteciou TO punish treason aud rebellion, 10
and ccucat the pro erty Of rebels, and Tor ohe
purposes aud praying against said note ana that
the may De condemned aud sold enemies prop
erty.
Now therefore. In pursuance OF the monon under the
seal Of said Court 81 directed aud de cred, dohere-
by give public notice all persons claiming said Iote,
or any part thereof or IN any manner interested
therein that they be and appear before the said the
Fri Court the United States, 20 be held a. the city Of
indianapolis, IN aud for re District If Indiana, the
first Monday 81 January next ut o'clock Of the fore
Of that da then and herr % nietpo,e their claims
and make their al egations in that bella T.
ID q. HOSE, L. :. Marsha
by J. - BiGELow Deputy
Attest
joan II. RIA. Clerk decl0dl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-20
HEADcUARrrns ARMY % TnE PoroMAc.l

HEADQUARTERS ARMY % TnE PoroMAcl
Opposite fredericksburg Dec. ~
All has been quiet to day excep,tw shots fired
10 disrer,e the gathering Of bands of rebels on
the plain opposite.
The enemy have strong picket along our
front
The official reports Of our losses in the late
battles make the number less than heretofore re-.
ported. being less than 400 killed and 5000
wounded. A large proportion of the wounded
were only slight.
We lost eight hundred prisoners and took
about as many.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-20
FroDi Chicago.

CHICAGO. December 10, 1880 p. Ma dis
patch from Cairo saws the train from Jackson 10
Columbus was fired into to-day by euerrilas. No
damage was done
An arrival from NicksbuTg reports tie rebels
vigorously terrifying and have extended their
works back from the river The whole number
OF guns mounted j. 2in Of which ~ are on the
river. The citizens continue packing their furni-
tnre preparatory % al evacuation. anticipating
Federal attack
Cotton burning Is still kept up BY guerrilIas.
Gen Hurlbut his ordered the drinking houses
and saloons of Memphis TO be closed immed-
aiely All violations Of the order will be severely
punished
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-20

The markets. full OF limitations represented 20 be the
same a. BROWNS BRoNCHIAL rRoCiIEs, which are
In productive ofpositive injury Many dealers
willrcoomnend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles. aro' "ae prolific themselves skforand
OBTAIN oni, BROWNS BRONCHIAL rR0cHEs,' -
which ny long experience proved their value having
ecce, ed che sanction of physicians generally and test
mouials from eminent men throughout the country
BROWNS BRONCHIAL rRoCHEs. when allowed TO
dissolve slowly IN the mouth have direct influence TO
the ected pai the scdate aud soothing eject TO the
timing ofthe windpipe into the BronchailayfPu Pull
moua irritation and gives relief In Coughs, Colds and
he observation-disclosures which public and
singers are liable febll-dly's2
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-20
mo. 1871
TINTED STATES OF 7ERICA, Dis
Attest:
JOHN II. RIA, Clerk.
dec10-dl4t

U TRlCT OF INDIANA, IS:
WHEREAS, libel OF information has been filed in the
District Court Of the United States. within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District of Indiana the St day of
December 1862, by John Hanna ESQ., Attorney of the Uni
ted States for the District of INDIANA against the life in
terest of Levi L. Laycock in the following described
property. to-wt he of lot No II, ia the original
plan of he city of Evansville Yanderburg county, Ind
also in aud the following lands in the county of PoSey
i'm said state, tc-wt r - of or and = OF or,
section -. town Z, of II west also the following
credits and effects to Wit balance a certain Jug
and decree in the county OF Posey. in sad state,
against I'm Febas and in tavor of him, sad Lay
cock OF about $500, for violation of the powers Of
Act of Congress approved July 18th, 1862 entitled
AN Act suppress instruction, to punish treason and
rebellion and conf The property of rebels.
ard { other purposes" praying process against said
property, and that The may be Bdemned and
sold enemies property.
low therefore, H. pursuance Of the Mention under The
seal Of the said Court directed and delivered, 10
hereby give public notice 10 all persons claiming laid
property part thereof in any manner interested
there that they be and appes. BEFORE the said, the Dis
trct Court OF the United States 10 be held at The city of
indianapolis. in for the District Of Indiana, the LIST
Monday of January next a 10 o'clock Of the forenoon
of that dsy, and then aud t are to inerpose their claims
and m ake their legations II that behalf
ID. & 's0SE, u. =. Marshal,
nyl. ). BGELow, Deputy,
Attest:
JONI IA. REA, Clerk. decl0-dlst
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-20
U. s. MARsHAL's NOTICES.
DANA. So

ttO. lt.
ITSTFD STATES OF ANERIcA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA. 81
Whereas libel of inforn afion has been hled In the
Distcf Court Of tse United within and for the
seventh Circuit snd District Of Indiana, the nth day
n December, 1867 b. John Hanna ESQ., Alto ney for the
Cuited and for the District ~ Indiana agsi1s
hundred lool qunii red az the Port u kvs
vile. the STATE II Indiana, for violation Of he laws
81 The uiled States, be said goods and merci andse
beng eoatrabanc 81 aud praying proce~~ against
ssi @ossis that tie may b. condemed and sold
a. articles contrataac Of war.
Nsu therefor IN pur-uance q the uouifion under the
seal q sid Court dir cfed and delivered, do
hereby give public notice 10 al perSons claiming said
good. any art thereof in any Interested
therein. that they b and appear b. for the said the Dis
fct Court Of the Uni1ed States be held the city OF
Indianapolis and for the III trict Of Indiana. the
third Monday II May ten o'clock u the forenoon
that sy then and there nserpose their claims aud
make their allegatioas In thar behalf.
d. G ROSE. L. 5. Marshal.
By l. s. BIGELow, Deputy.
Attest:
Jonn II. RIA, Clerk. decle-dlit
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-20
From New York.

NV York. December IA special TO the
Tribune dated Nashville. Dec II. saws
Gen Dodge. with his cavalry. has been fighting
Fones' all day. in the vicinity OF COrinth. Forrest
has 4 900. and Dodge , 300 and five pieces of AZ
tllery.
Morgan is reported to ne moving to cut off the
Louisville aud Nashville railroad
IL is reported that Van Dorn. with 30 900 men.
has arrived at Stevenson, Alabama, to join Gen
Bragg
Kirby Smith is reported moving toward Leb.
anon to support Morgan
The whole force of rebels in Tennessee is esti.
mated az 20 ono. They had % 900 at Murfrees
boro' Yesterday.
The rebel outposts are about eleven miles from
Nashville.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-20

CrScSxSxrI. December le.
Flour remains inll sud nominal At s. l0Q
5 IS Tor snpesfn IS 2n05 IS for extra
Wheat = IN fair demand a. sorf7fl for prime
red; 81 u50l ~ f)r Ohio OF Indiana shifs. md
81 io0f Is Cor Eesturky ~hite Corn !. 6rn
at $50 doc Osts ere held higher and this clerks
business: the ssking prices are 5s655c for rev
aud cd In bulk Rye dull NJ 5046lc for prime
saDPies- Barley IN demand 81 81 3eQl - for
fall. and 81 20al g foE State sprinS
Whisky in steady demsnd 90 Ssc
Groceries unchanged and quiet
The demand for hoes is les active but drovsrs
are hrn At full rates. Prices range from - 5
20 - 30 fr light ard extra HEAVY mes pork
in fair demand ~ siidii Is Tor choice country
and CITY. Bacon dull and nominal. Bulk
shoulders are wanted at &c; nothing doing IN
sides; short cle-r nidies ribbed. .t &c for heavy.
Green meats steady vt 3sSc for shoulders: 80
s114c for ribs; 5lsd51zc for clear sides. and ~
@55se for hams Lard Is in demand a e1S@
es4c Tor country snd city.
Gold 49, silver i23ai24: demand notes rs
@l26. Exchange dull a par.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-20

THE BCcKEYE DISiSe SALOON The splendid
new eating house recently opened BY Steele 4
Barnes on the corner OF Illinois and Georgia
streets j. now in full blast. and IL j. first rate
place Tor hungry man or an epicure TO visit
The marble tables in the dining beauti
fol to look upon, hut, when adorned by the soups
and dishes that the famous cook At the establish
mcnt knows 80 well how 10 prepare. the beauty OF
the tables grows sublime The house is doing
land Office business and wonder. for the best
the markets sfforsi Is always to be found the
Buckeye Dining SiloOn.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-20

sT- The latest Devon steer that ever visited
our city was To be seen yesterday near Li1tle's
Hotel. lie was raised by Charles Louder. OF
Hendricks county, fstted 10y him aud sold to John
Batty. who designs killing him Tor Christmas. lie
was small bone1. round a. 4 lump cot butter, and
weighed over two thousand pounds.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-20
The Weekly ScmtincI,
ADVANCE IN PRICES.
A Valuable Document.

We propose publish. ia pamphlet form. the able
Of Judge cUHrrs FxkcrrrvE PowrR the most
comprehensive and forcble which has yet been written
that subject, with the address Of the state Central
Committee the which produced the recent po-
iucsl revolution IN Indiana. Both will make PAM
phiet Of Is pages which will furnish at 81 hun
dred This document should be read by every citizen Of
Indiana. Address orders 20
ELDER, HARDNESS BINGHAM.
November II. 1851. Indians polls, Ind
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tss fxLsaksFn
New YORK unrhes
Nm Xcnr n..o,.k..


Flour less active and a shade easier. IS Is
as 30 for sup. State. SO l0@6 % sor en-. State.
s. s0d6 % tor sup Western. Sc 2sta6 50 Zoe
common medium extra Western. 90 so@
6 rs Cor extra round hoop Ohio. market closing
dull
Whisky 3s1S(639c.
Wheat less active and scarcely 80 firm Chicago
spring 81 22dl %: Milwaukee club 81 260
l "a; amber Michigan 81 45@l a.. Corn les
doing and prices aIe without decided change: s6b
ale FOR Shipping mixed Western: 66a 72c for
damaged and heated
Pork opened quiet and closed a shade irmer:
Sl4 for mess: $ll 62ls@ll % for prime: Sl3@
10 for prime mess. Beef steady Dressed hogs
shade 6rmer; sales az 55f@6c for Western.
Land shade easier. sales At 80 @9sse.
Butter l6(d2Oc for Ohio: 22@26c for State.
Cheese steady nj 9is dl0c.
Money steady At per cent for loans on call.
Sterling exchange quiet at l43ls "a lss foT mer
chants aud lI5Wl46 for bankers bills, gold
lover. openins at 52ss@32s4 closing heavy at
1925 032i.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-20

~ General Meredith is said To be under arrest
for disohe,ing the o,ders OF General Doubleday
on the field mt the battle OF Fredericksburg.
Metedith's excuse is. that three different orders
by - many different Aids. came Ia him Mt the
same moment. aud he did not know which was
the best one. A very good defense.
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TAX
EcN s,s~n NJ I'm ~ .

yuyHF CITIZENS OF THE SIXTH ASSESSMENT DIS
\ Ti,lCf OF the state &c Indians hereby notified
thai have dispensed with portion Of the Assistant
ASSESSOR Tor the same until the 1t Of May next, whs
the genera Al assessment will be made.
The following persons In each county have been retain
ed who viii attend to all bus relative TO assessments
In their respective counties.
There many cattle brokers, horse dealers, pedders
manu cturrr, and others who have not yet taken license
and many who dong Wholesale business under
tail license also manufacturer aucionccr peddrr aud
hnlcher- who do not report promptly every month We
rrspcc fully ak all such persons 10 forward 81 once
and the 10 save them trouble aud expense.
MARION COUNTY.
John n Stumph indianapolis.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Hart. Greenfield
SHELBY COUNTY.
Willis ls.....- .Shclbyville.
JOHNSON COUNTY.
L. W. Fletcher. sfTankln
MORGAN COUNTY.
H. Craig. Martnsville
HENDRICKS COUNTY
Allen Hess. Danvil!e
wuLLtAr q. 8tsA D>nAW.
Assessor sixth District Of Indiana.
decis-dAwiw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-20

G,Fr Books For an acceptable aud useful
pressnt, Ne would advise our readers To 20 To
Bowen. Stewart A Co.'S aud select something
from their large and varied as-ortnent OF book,
photograph albums. &c, &c. Albums especially
are ia great demand this season, and Bowen,
Stewart 4 co. have magnificent stock, IN every
conceivable rtxle OF binding.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

sT- WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
NOUNCE ". r. PrDaEoS, Of Knox county, candidate
for President Of the rd of Commissioners Of the Sink
ing Fund, subject the decision Of the Legislative Caucus
Of the Drmocr attic members of the Legislature.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-20

tS.It l. thought here that the following lnd-
ana Colonels will he made B,igadicrs: Silts Col
grove. 9th regiment: james G Jones. 4'd; }. }.
Wilder, lslh: GEORGE q. Wagner. 10th. aud JAS.
Gavin. 9TH.
This differs from the list photographed from
Washington. "a the one recommended by the la.
diana delegation.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-20

~ Johnson county. which ga,e seven hua.
dred Democratic majority the last election. has
been the first county IN the District. aud probably
in the State. 60 pay up the fe,ieral tax assessed
against IL The amount l. g.. 9O4 80, and every
dollar has been p,d Will the Abolitonists still
bawl secession at the gallant Democracy OF
JohnsOni
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-20

.Sy- Colonel Darlington of the 18th infantry.
L. ;. A. who has been Chief of the Mastering
and Recruiting Department IN Indiana loo some
time. will take the field about the lst OF January
HIS regiment. we believe, Is Ia Tennessee lie
will be succeeded by Lieutenant Colonel James
V Bomferd 10Th United States infantry.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-20

~ A drove of mules Yesterday. on Washing
ton street. took notion To turn their tails where
their heads should be. and change their base OF
operations There was lively kicking aud bray
ing until the drivers. by flank movement. got
them Strengthened out again.