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SIT ttlr babet, nm ibnea etnen Oluf gu oeridaifen uu6 pers
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IN @crbianua8 nit benz @iltfir1@en eeruly ttGu,et; sieIs
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STR @nnben, Die enttpepsr bur9 8aypnrtt,
pber Sn8el, coer pur4 @slApitre ent+
lfdnDen gin0.

Sober GpIbat ctsr 4satroie fam 2Sunbch erBaItct. unS feline
Dtectstn lit f9erer poer belier oafirt ais Spa ppaD'f @tuen
lno Sintntut. Der anne 8erpunoete t6nnte ietue @un6eu
auselbIielib Ieltit %rerbtnOen, went er it5 nit SEN, uucer-
aleidliGen Ointuleit nerieben bat, Gr 0jebt baIItl6e in oe
Wuneen bretn, IGuliert etpas nm otefelbe, ninunt ea @tid
9einGonb bon ieinent 5rcblad, Ie9t ralelbe 6arauf. uno nit
felt Elm SGnlpttud earunl, ntnmt 6 Ito s 4iQcr eeS Wepr-
gems unb 6S NbeaDS, INN eos Sg1ieu su tIbten lnb gntsdn
tun9 pgrsubelgen.
Sebsr &Otntiter zines So!Setsn uno ieOer Softer zines Gee
t'atts lcRts otele au89e5ct9nets WseoiStn enitalten.
Barnung. Seine ino GCbt, lrenn nt6t bte 2Bprte sSoQo.
wau ytep- Yprf rnb ScntSa" ais @aierast9en in lecem
Slatte bes Nltl etlnneceahes i'm ieben &ppf p6er &atcn srfenn
bar fin6, nta. tapt ie eeatlt9 iebeu, tpeun man bas Glatt e-
sen oaS 2t6t BAH. Giae bdbide @~elsbnuus pirb Seoem
p%eriprNdben, frcibsr hnrdb An5esc sur @ntbedltn9 folder Der
OIL Oosr Nesicnen fabtt, weIGe bee Wteottn natabuleg uua
fe enbieleit, m,ieno, oasa fe nu9t dot iab.
~ Cereal N Der 5ebrf non grptfior 9pllcwap SO.
80 1sateer saNe, Nerp-Dort, un6 BET anen reIpeltabeln Dr,io.
-siftca anb MISREPRESENTATION In ben SanSen sersinisten StGatsn
Ano Der cptltirel Nelt,
S9a6telu bon rs Gent8, 60 Gents un6 / Souar,
0t9m lpart pisl, penn man bic 9rSBeren StGbteln nintnit.
@.$, %npstiasasn tRr Srante iRS isHsr S4aatsl bst-
.esfaat. Tb14.I
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BB~ Sur Be pfperen E~eHntl1tBnabnc.
Gtananbeter une geilente fSlten ietr SprF&tis leiu, che Ne ibri
gtuctte taufen ub frGtru btefelben nur son fUlGen ~nneefeuttf
Ssemateh faufen, tpeIGe BON ttrem @ebnlt Iebtn, nimt eber ppn
Nlaelern Dber 8ptf&entrdsern, Na tie fcnR Der Gefabr anssfleel
FaS, tsiGwIneelt az Herben uub it Sch unipna ~auGefben.
OurdfabrtSs8 iQette
na& eGtn gBAlta bss GDtRaas inS 81 babsn Set
81 arq &b. q. %ilrebranHt.
General : g uateranteu- q gent ber @alHinBre. unA
SbV-@ffeubatn.
Sasa,l .1H Np. 81 Tbanle8fr., Baltimore.
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ueberanfren1una,

werosn bab WIeser burd5 gebrau1 bicier uni@isbaret YiGen
perl9lOinbeu, unb Der Splbat wirb iGnel pieoer ieins 9ep6bn-
ltte Starte erbatstI. 9aBt ME bic @tn9slpei0e pertCpft ietu.
nod brau6t sa Itarte YleciStR eage9en. @S mag freuto tim.
sen, SNb 9ouCWap's Ytlen fur Dpientetb lnb SpeiteI1nb
0nsntpfobten Geroen. bsnn pieIe 2eute ~slauben, 6aB btie Pl-
len bic Wtatti9tet %pernleeren, DteieS IT Elm sSrrtbunt, benin
biele Eilen brin0en Die 2eber rNb ben Ntaaen WieSer IN Orb.
nun8 uno lbien Bic f9doIi@en Subfansen anf. Rieie Wiebi5in
jtartt 6aS 9an3e Spitel Ipo bic opGftSnbtse @eTun6beit 1T 6ie
natiirIide Sol9e taocn. GidtS miro bic MattiSrettb Der @in-
sepebe ri9ti8er %eafpebet, ais bteie ausse5ettnste gtebSn,
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Ureunbe nnto Seriunnote
Der t
brapen Srlbaten unb WdtrpGen,
H0LL0WAY'S PILLEN
n,t1 ointment.

%Ge Die Trelnte unb 8erpauote in Der @rmee pber Mtarine
saben, iOaten barauf ie5cn, bab ~bieicbsn nit bieIen @iaen
nno Ointment rerisbe1 itnb; uno no Die trapen Goloaten
unb Wtutrrien %Seriaumt baben, f9 ~hteIeItcn an3uI@affen, Sa
sabe es teia bsiersS @sf&ent, rel&cs tbnen lire ,freun6e oe.
BEN t6nnert. @s lit binlanalt@ bspisien, b1s In S!un6en
SpIaaten iinb.
6ufen unp grtGltnne.
esnen bic Eruppen ansseIekt iins, iperben bura ben @ebraut
6ieier auS8eSet9ueten WtebBinen BEL ri9taer @orI4rift, GeIde
lei iebsm EOpf OSer S4a9teI t~eiSeidsI lit, fOfprt tarirt.
Seftt9es &cpftpeb unb Man9el an Nppetit,
ipunttt 3upetlen Die Splbaten be1aftet lfub.
&teie &~rantbeiten fcnuen nteiFsnt5eilS bon 8e16wer6en
uns llrrnbe Der, Cber bon perbinberter Ausbinituns pbr ppul
@licn nne Srintet, mas un9eiuno 1T, unb perbinberu babur&
ben 9clunoel 3uftano oer 2eber unb bsS Mtasen8.
Diei: Or8ane mafien peber tereeieNt Werbet. wenu ibr
9einno bleibsn ppat. Die @iler, Genn mad ben setrafen
TpriGritten 9ea0mmsn. brinser iGneI bic 9eber un6 ben Uta.
Gen IN tbre Oroaun9 5urad nnb ais natiyl9e Tpl9e bapen
einen tIareu Rppf un6 9uen @ppetit.
Nattt9teit nnD S9waGe berppr9ebra9t unb
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sSeeer ttttS SuINttecr Sn6spgan.
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aa gnb rad benz Is. Suit 1862 ee9en BITE 3I8e Gte fDl8t'
Scr goRSn9 smii9en Baltimore, Gbceling, NarferSbur9
llto alien 4nnfterfes Q9eI2uS Derl2bt GaIsinloIe (Scnate8S
aus9enpmnten) ut $40 pspr5cn8.
Gin Durd- Icconp6otton8iu} fit ale G9sile beg QSeteR
petldst Baltimore nm 6 u9t Nbene8.
Der ebgrId@NccDututpbattcns@Sr
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pldbt tdelih ut 4 lltr 80 @stnuten Na@nittags, NIT Mns-
nahnte tes GrHntGak ih6 erFetdt 6rebfriG rt III. NW.
Abtn6s; SeridBt bel ser 0thGFc9r 8yeoertd tint $50 Tcrm.
un0 tanat IN 8eIttrtrre tim 8 Il. 30 4. N%lttsa8snn.
Der @aieph 8<WltQ8= DC pmpbattctt8e SuS
ecbt tiet9 nit gusnaSne bs @pHnta9s Hde fOlst;
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AS un6 500 Stadtn.
guu Gatectt,s wHas nm lao Il. II 90 9,prasns, unb nm
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Mad Waibin8ton ulb DEM SIben
etGen Die 8Iee unt $50 wdb $40 u. 10 Il gOrmtttGas. foWie
pa $50 Inh 10 Gsa6n,tte9s.
ana Sprate ans 4.3e nao 740 giDtetns.
Son WaItinston
mt 500 anb TAO II, II Il. 8prnsstaas unS $50 unt 500
gdaa. An SUnntGs MIR gtnGrtstta9s Inn . $50
Der Stitte ub UNITE Bug son Baltimore unb Der Stretse
uno nterte Bug ben gldfbtuetpn balttH an br 2Se9=Stdttonen.
Der strettf ur6 IInfte 3u8 ben Baltimore unb g~8oIbn9ton
ltebt nit br A~ntapDIts Babn IN gerttnbpn9.
Elise g5eaen GtGetk, @n&tunft, 8nbrt i. +. 10. pentt man
no at 8. &. @nGIarb, Egens Gn Beg Eifst-GFFfe,
@iutt enRatjoa. SO nj. g, Smitbt
Frensprrtttigusntctfe Sdltimpre.
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S~esifenbe, .relAe BE Baltimore rr5 Stip- gtftnbGbn beause
Itgea bic 8lesIen TT ia Ga8en surt6 unb fatren TT 9paaer, b
Gaf b0s alerbfquentfe unS Mi e~tgplferten @isen rtnaergntet I'M
TabrPrelie bon Baltimore naa:
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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-24

mere uaS Deen " nOutrdtt uclHdnu iOE mess
pork. altogether speculative however, and about
1000 brls sold at $40 50al0 75; the former rate
for first class country, and the latter rate for city
This refers to last year packing, as there is none
being put up in this shape this season. as it could
not be done at anything the present rates for
old; and there being such large stock of old on
hand-not less than half million barrsls-the
general conclusion is that il will not be safe to
pack pork in barrels at present prices. II is this
which has made pork barrels such drug, which
it was supposed, would be up to 81. Lard has
given way and closes at 65aas3zc and dull. Ac
count sales of shipments TO Liverpool show that
present prices are much too high for that market
The stock OF last years lard in Liverpool on the
lst of October was $500 tuns, as we published in
our impression of the 22d Of last month, and
dealers are now beginning to fear that large re-
ceipts of new on this unusual stock of old will
press the market down to a low figure there; and
that this, with the high rates of ocean and inland
freight, will make the present rates for lard rather
hazardous.
Green meats have been sold to a moderate ex-
tent at SIC for shoulders and 515c for hams,
indicating decline. Box meats are easier;
Cumberland middles, 534a6c; long rib, 61za61 SC;
short rib. 65zc; and do clear, &c, with much
less demand and weak market.
In old bulk meats there has been nothing done,
and prices are nominal at and &c.
Notwithstanding the large demand from the
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-24
Another Release.

A few days before the late State election
fourteen citizens of Blackford county, whom the
Journal stigmatized as TRAITORS" were arrested
bastile, upon the charge of "open resistance to
the enforcement of the drafting of militia. q"
Five military companies were sent from here to
make these arrests. The Republican central
organ. in commenting upon the affair, remarked:
considerable body of men in Blackford
county have taken up arms to resist the laws of
the State, aud the United States. They have
driven off the officer entrusted with the execution
of the laws. and arrayed themselves in open war
against the Government. This is the Inaugural
ton of war righ: in our midst.
For five weeks these citizens have been incar
cerated in dungeon in this city. charged with
the henous crime of open resistance and war
against the Government. They we're denied their
personal, civil and constitutional rights. They
were not permitted the freeman's privilege of the
writ of habeas corpus, so that the justc eof their
arrest and Imprisonment could be passed upon by
judicial tribunals. They were not allowed trial
by jury and the opportunity of confronting the
Witnesses against them. Their loyalty as citizens
was impugned, without any means of vindicating
their integrity.
After thus being imprisoned upon the charge
of disloyolty, arrested without legal authority.
and now without trial their prison doors are
opened and they are bid to go free. They are
'.bonorably discharged People of Indiana
think of these things. This is a land of boasted
freedom, of constitutional liberty; but no meaner
acts of despotism have been committed by the
most arbitrary Government upon the face of the
earth
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-24
Noble sentiments.

Gen. MCCLELLAN was serenaded at Trenton.
In response to a complimentary speech of vel
come, be expressed the following noble senti-
ments, which will find response in the heart
of every true American:
MY FRIKNDs-For | feel that YOU all
my friends--I stand before you, not as maker
of speeches, not as a politician, but a soldier.
! came among you to seek quiet and repose, and
from the moment of my arrival have received
nothing but kindness. Although | appear before
YOU as stranger, | am not altogether unac-
quainted with your history. Your gallant sol
diers were with me in every battle from the siege
of Yorktown to the battle of Antietam, and here
| bear witness 20 their devotion to the cause for
which we are fighting Here the uproar com
PEELED the General TO cease for few moments
also have to speak of the ever faithful. true
Taylor; the dGshing intrepid Kearney-men who
have given their lives for the main chance OF our
government And before bidding you good
night. | have this piece of advice TO give you:
While the army is fighting, you as citizens see that
the scar prosecuted for the presercafion Of the
Union and the Constitution. for your nationality
and yonr rights as citizens"
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-24
WHOLE NO. l,22O.

Government for bacon. at this place. Louisville
and St. Louis, there is no stir in the market, in
dicating that there is such an abundance on hand
that those who get the contracts have not 70 buy.
but have the supply on hand Shoulders may be
quoted at 5a61zc. loose. and sides at 51<c.
Flour declined 10 s. 25 for superfne, with
dull market. Wheat has also declined, and Is
dull. Oats are lower under large receipts, but
corn is in active demand, and prices higher. Rye
and barley, unchanged
The demand for whisky il very light, and Is
met by dealers from day TO day at the regular
rate. 34lSc Sales Of duty whisky are being
made to alcohol distlers. in bond or, what is
equal TO il, at lSal9c. II is permitted 20 be
moved from the distillery by both parties giving
bond in double the amount, that the alcohol
made from il, or il in its original state, will be
shipped abroad within sixty days, and the PROOF
of this falls on the purchaser. After the alcohol
manufacturer has his alcohol ready for shipment,
he cannot sell or transfer il TO other hands, but
the foreign shipment must be made in his own
name. This embarrasses the trade good deal,
and the mode of transfer should be simpli6ed by
Congress this present winter, as il is of great in
terest to the agricultural interest that every facil
ity should be offered to encourage the export Of
spirits
The grocery market is firm, and coffee is &c
higher. Sugar is also frmer.
Tallow has largely declined, and is dull.
The st. Louis people, having got complete
control of the lead market Of the West, are put
ting up the prices of lead and shot from week to
week.
Glover seed is in demand at s. so. and but liz.
tie in the market
Prime beef cattle are scarce. and 25c higher,
but common TO fair are plenty and dull.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-24
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, MONDAY

feited and sold credit 10 John W. Wright and william
L. Brown. Principal inteies damages costs sOI 25
No. ls2-The " hf Of the or Of sec eight Isl, in
acres situate the county Marion except one ouarieI
Of acre 20 be taken out Of the Of said
for the purpose OF building school hsue mortgssed by
Mary ;nn Vail and John b Vain her husband Principal
interest damages, and costs ,s!7 40.
No. ls3-Sixty 1901 acres Of land 10 be taken of the "
end Of certain tract Of land containing eighty s0l
which Martin r. Green purchased of Sylvanus How
ana being part Of frae sec thirteen two I'll one
by Martin T. Green. Principal interest, damages, and
costs 632.
No. 45s-The n Or the Or and the or Of section
thirteen l3 in eight Isl, Of eleven I'll ". con-
tanning four hundred and eighty l4s0 acres, situate in
the county Of Sullivan; mortgaged by Aaron Aldridge.
Principal interest," damages, and costs $40 10
FUND.
No. 336-The hf Of the or Of see tweny-three
1881, in nineteen [l9l Of welve i2l e, containing
eighty so situate in the county Of Randolph, and
mortgaged by Joshua r. Hunt and Ellen Hunt his vile.
Principal, interest, damages, and costs 3s5 %.
BANK TAX FUND.
No 245 The twenty IeO feet Of lot number FIVE Isl,
IN square hltysx 1851 in the town Of indianapolis;
mortgaged by Thomas Nj smith and Martha Smith ais
wife, and Daniel Yandes. Principal, interest damages,
and costs L. 1879.
No 2G-The hf Of the or Of sec twenty -one [sl),
in fifteen ll5, Of three ~ e, containing eighty s0l
acres situate in the county Of MaFon morgaged by Toll
liver M Willis and Lucinda j. S. Willis forfeited and sold
credit to Charles b Davis Principal interest, dam
ages, and costs 300 80.
The above lands sn be nr.t offered for cash should
there be no bid they will be Immediately offered
credit Of five years with interest at the rate Of per
cent per payable In advance; but in neither
will any bid be taken for les than the principal,
interest, damages and costs due, as above stated.
Sixty days allowed 10 the original m9rtgagor, or
his legal representative for redemption upon payment TO
the purchaser of such damages are fixed by law.
ALBERT LANCE,
Auditor Of State.
0FFIcE THE AUDITOR STArE,l
indianapolis, Nov 4, 1852.
Explanations Of A55rerigtioas in TIE Foregoing
Descriptions.
for east; for west; for north; for south: hf for
half: or for quarter; frac for facon for section;
for tOwnship and r for range.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-24
Fifty and Fifteen.

With gradual CLEAN the day was dawning,
Some lingering stars were seen,
When swung the garden gate behind US
He fifty, fifteen.
The high topped chaise and old gray pony
Stood waiting at the lane;
Idly my father swayed the whip-lash,
Lightly he held the rein.
The stars went softly back TO heaven,
The night-fogs rolled away;
And rings Of gold and crowns Of crimson
Along the hill tops lay.
That morn the fields, they surely never
So fair an aspect wore;
And never from the purple clover
Such perfumes rose before.
Ger hills and low romantic valleys
And fOwery by-roadsthrOugh,
sang my simplest songs, familiar
That L. might sing them too.
Our souls lay open TO all pleasure
No shadow came between;
Two children busy with their leisure,-
He fifty, fifteen.
AS my couch in langour lonely,
- weave begiIil ng rhyme
CORcs back with strangely sweet remembrance
That far-remOved time.
The w-paced years have brought sad changes,
That morn and IN between;
And now on earth, my years are fifty,
And his, in heaven, fifteen.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-24
NOVEMBER "a, 1862.

longs not to warfare or politics. but to the lawl
Let the law have its wise and proper course, but
let arms con6ne themselves TO their allotted work
of suppressing rebellion, and politics to the moral
support of the Constitution, the Union and the
lawsl Let each keep within ITS sphere, and we
shall make the right use of victoryi May the
Constitution triumph all its foes, whether in
arms or in the guise Of friends. A. B.J.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. ID, 1862.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-24

The OrERA The receipts at the opening night
of the opera in New York were nearly $4,000.
The "shoddies" were out In full rig, and the
boxes were resplendent with newly purchased
jewels.
WITHOUT CoxMASD.-The following Major
Generals are now without a command: George
B. Mcclellan, John @. Fremont, George Cadwal-
lader Edwin ID. Morgan, Irwin Mcdowell, CAS-
sius NJ. Clay, Ethan A. Hitchcock, Fitz John
Porter
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-24
Ohio.

The Buckeye State elects fourteen Democratic
Congressman and five Republicans The Demo
cratic majority in that State on Congressman is
1862. Last year every Congressional District
in the State except two, the fifth and the twelfth,
gave Abolition msjorities. Roll on the ball.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-24

cE- The New York Tribune says that in case
the Speaker of the next House should be an
anti Administration man, the result will be in
accordance with the general rule, for il is curl
ous fact that for thirty eight years the last House
of Representatives during each Administration
has been controlled by political opponents of the
President 1t gives the following table in Illus
taation as proof of its statement:
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-24

In order that those who may be dispased to
compare the seasons business with the receipts
uD TO this date each season. we give the figures
of the totsl number killed each season since
1850, as follows:
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-24

TIE DAILY SENTINEL
viii he sent by mail express to subscribers at any
point for fifty month, six dollars year. All
subscriptions invariably in advance. Address
ELDER HARKNESS, d BINGHAM.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-24

NTOTlCE is hereby given that the following lands
much Of each tract, parcel OF lot may be
essary will be offered at Public Sale the highest bid
der the Court House do r. in the city Of Ind anapos,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock p.
NJ. on
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-24

Explanations Of A55reriatioas in TIE Foregoing
Descriptions.
for east; for wes for north; for south: hf for
half or for quarter frae for racioD for section;
for township; and for range
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-24

No. 161-The hf Of the or Of sec eight Isl, I'm I
eleven III Of one nj containing eighty 1901 acres,
situate in the county Of Morgan; mortgsged by soEn
Parker Principal interest," damages and costs 45l 40
No l69The bf Of the n qr Of thirty three 1881
In fourteen IA, Of eight ls situate In the county
Of Shelby; morgaged ~ Milton Coffin. Principal inter-
est, damages, and cost 24I 40.
No. l52-The hf q the fraction Of the Michigan
road. in section thiryeigh [3s, In the lands selected
IN the Indian country, and containing hundred and
twenty nve z5 acres also lot number three 3 OF sec
twelve III IN twentynne 1871, Of two III e. con-
tanning ni three acres, situate ia the county OF Fulton
mortSsgsd oy Jacob Hull and Clarisss Hull his gej for