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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13
prom Phfladelphta.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1.-THE Washington
Star saws
Dispatches from Grants army state that we
had ca pturei 900 prisoners while in pursu of
Pemberton's army, and more were coming in
hourly.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13

- No writs of habeas corpus of military
character were issIed yesterday from the Supreme
Court
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ELDER, HAIsKNESS, 81 BINGHAM,
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MUSIC.
PIANOS E'EA OS!

ItHEAPER AND BETTER IL In
~ SHIPMENTS thanvere ever <xr1sk7SS-iSuUu
offered IN this market. Ny ar @3%S54S<S5<
rangements with Eastern Piano d II III
manufacturers are such that can II SSzI4Vk
furnish all orders % per cent. S ~
cheaper than any dealer IN the West and warrant them
superior instruments Only for cash.
Call and AZ Aessrs W IL Talbot Co'sJeveiry
Store, No. "a Washington street.
PIANOS MELoDEoNs ORGANS, GUITARS, vIOLISs,
ACCORDEONs. &c, TUEED AND REPAIRED.
Having had over twenty ye rs' experience the pubic
be assured that they have better opportunity
than they generally with have their instrument
put in perfect order. X. sCHOSACkbk-
iuy3l-dly 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13

THE THEATER-A full aud highly intelligent
audience greeted Miss Thompson last night, on
the occasion of her benefit Her Juliet was al
mirable--iu our judgment much the finest con
ception OF the character that we have seen Miss
Marion Mccarthy acquitted herself we'll as
Romeo. Mr. Riley. as Mucretio, next to the
star of the evening. the iavorite. and drew
forth repeated rounds OF applause. Vincent, ~
usual. was inimlabe as Peter and the Apothe
cary There IS always fun when Vincent is
about, for he looks fun. acts fun. and when he
opens bis mouth the fun within him will dow
out
To night Miss Thompson appears as Made
aine.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13

Sole Proprietor and Man1f4rsarer % the Hard Runhss
Truss un.icr Ryr>s a t;os-iycsrs Pzs~uts
The Iiari R,li,trr Truss 10 unlike sni ssr~rts 20 90
others IN the following respects WIN hr~>k rua
chafe, ssll blister: t> made 1in Iir-r: vsl1
cure Hernia q years' sfsnnz: d>s me- yr~ iu5urs
the cori and i always clean and god ~ No..
Patients - srcsrsfeiy hffs-i By s<udizg ia In
Inches around tsfy IN nT~ q rzIsur~.
RErEEsScEs - 90 sif~ri rty over oe~s: ~
lowing only are oG~r-i: psok N<s csru<rian. and
Parker NcxYork: Prufx- GODDARD ssd Arr~v. Rhissrs
plia. DR.. r. JoAsI~nr surreon t<Drvai nar1u. w6nk-
ingfon; Pross. Brainsri. fr-rr Re- Asir~us and H.
VIZ, Chicago. Dr. wolcosf. Nlw.uk~~. Ma
Manufactures and Is~les In ss.hi~v nrsr>> Ahdna-
inal Supporters, SIX ard Co<fsa Eisrir sfoskings sr
varico-e wins, sn4rnsEy BaDiarz, kr.. &c
DIR. WILLOWS PATENT ARTIFICIAL LEG. unn.
fscfnred NJ c sfadord. hos 81
otferz and essi~ure Il sach i.as rv<tved III
hrst premiums II the rnt~d stzfes Fuirx undg IN
aninzfon ~ the h<k sury~cos N co<nfry- Ies
ton 10 received frua rubber cnrd tvfsrh vu nrvss
brrak, giving rest prefereDcs ovw sfs q<n1 prhe
used IN otfs~r ImlAA
send ssmp for p~npAs<s- rox oGre - -
- For sAle by ell Druggists. hovit-'e.-ssn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13

To Local ADVERTISERS Rates Of advertising
In the local column will hereafter be AZ follows:
FOR ten lines or less, 81 90 Over ten lines ten
cents line. No notice will be inserted until paid
r.
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ANNOUNCER ENTS.
cg- WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO

NoUNCE w. r. PIDsEos, Of Knox county. candidate
for President Of the Board of Commissioners the Sink
ing Fund.- subject to the decision Of the Legislative Caucus
Of the Democratic members of the Legislature.
nova -dkW
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13

DEMOCRATIC CLUB.-ln our published list of
the officers elected by the Democratic Club. at
their meeting Tuesday night las. made
eral mistakes in omissions, names, &c. We
therefore publish this corrected list:
" ii Talbot. President
Jacob Null. Vice President
Israel kiineinsmith. Secretary.
Calvin Taylor. Cor. Secretary.
W b Beach. Treasurer
II H. Doid, James Ryan, and Lewis lor
dan. Finance Committee.
Joseph r Mcdonald. Dr. J. :. Athon and II
CLAW. Committee on Procuring Speakers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13

CRY DsRKcroRY.-HaWes 4 Co. publishers of
State G zetteers and Business and City Directo-
ries. viii issue their Indianapolis City Directory
for 1863 shortly after the holidays. |, will con
tain a thorough and reliable list of the names OF
our citizens. giving business and location Of ech;
also a complete classification OF the various
branches of trade, with much ether valuable in
formation and will be similar in style 10 the City
Directory of 1861 Patrons of the above work
are referred for further information, 20 the pub
LEGATION office. rooms II and -. old Sentinel
Building or AT HAYES Around the Corner Gro
eery,' No North Illinois street, opposite Bates
House
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13
4 Nervous Debility

Or Spermatorrhez. l. positively iECURkBLE by ANY
means but those | sdvOcst. Before commercfng lyJ
treatment learn how the writer actually CrEf bnnse
and subsequently hundreds q others Ercioss post
paid. superscnbet enEslop 10 Box lTs, Chsrlesfcwr
Mass. of-6k wsu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13

NKv YoEK, December ~.
Flour opend quiet. with fair demand: sales .
S. 1896 90 for super6ne State; 50 1895 30 for
extra State; s. S096 for sapsrfne Western.
50 5Od6 90 tor common To medium extra West
ern; SO 9596 So for common TO good shipping
brands OF extra round -hooped Ohio: and IS IS
as 25 for trade brands-market closing dull.
Whisky heavy At 3e11k@3sc.
Wheat il dull and heavy. ard fully lie lower
Chicago spring. 81 22@I %; Milwsukee club.
81 27@l "a; winter red Western. 81 400l ~.
amber Iowa, 81 359l 36is
Corn opened heavy and fGlIy lc lower: 76G
s6ISc for shipping mixed fredericksburg at
inside prices Oats firm and in good demand
at 61Cd70c for use of Government
Sugar steady; New Orleans, s11@llskc. No
lasses steady: New Orleans. 33lk q 56c.
Pork more active; $l4Gl4 % for mess;
sll 62ls@ll IS for prime Beef quiet and
steady. Cut meats active and more hrm. Hogs
firm at s. 80 for Western and SO 90 for CITY
Lard ga q Zoe; Butter l6G20 for Ohio. and
22@26c Tor State; Cheese 81 @l3c.
Money is little easer; per cent. on call.
Sterling Exchange dull at 81 44tal AZ: 81 ~
"a 10 for merchants, and 81 Al al Is for
bankers bills Gold lower. opening at 81 s a
3l5s-clOsing at 3l5s.
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Important to Females!
con I'D ENTIAL

& O + ID 4 NTIA l..
ez YOUNG MIN WHO HAVE IN
kJl5a~e--r- - yURED themselves By certain secret
XII & habits which unfit tbs N for business.
H sK1~<s pleasure the duties Of married lie,
.sSN also, middle aged and cid men. Who,
IRON the foes Of ycuth other feel debility
In advance Of their years, before placing themselves
der the treatment OF any one should fret read
THE SECRET FRIEND"
Married ladieswil learn something Of impounres
peruSing Tn SscRSr FkIrxD"
Sent TO any address, in sealed envelope onr~ceirt
Ten Cents.
DR. STUART CO can be consulted on al diseases 81
apryate confidential nature. from A n. to n NJ.
lSundays from TO II A. NJ ~ their Office No. Is East
Third street upstairs between Nam and Sycamore. or-
pOsite the ilenrie House.
Address DIR. CHAs. A. STU ART Co
mch2i -d&wly-fe-'s2 Cincinnati Ohio
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PUBLIC NOTICE
TOuIiNSON - con, Druggists. NJ
Is East Washington street,

Have been appointed agents for the sale of
BR a pE,s TUS LAGO,
The WONDERFUL G2ANULUs, for the cure of Coughs,
Colds Sore Throat Bvouehs Wheezng. irritation Of the
Uvua and Tonss, and Diseases Of the Lungs. Sold In
large boxes, rs cts, 81 and each ulSd&wly
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BrrELEeEaFH.
Churchman'S Market

~ rEIEGRAFH.l
Cincinpati Market
CINCINNATI, December IL.
Flour is dull and prices nominal; sales Of
super6ne at So 1905 ID Wheat dull. but the
prices are unchanged: red, 81 03@l 05; white.
81 lO@i Is Corn is in good demand at 45c.
Oats. aga 52c. and in good demand.
Whisky 35c. with but a limited demand.
Hogs dull aud Zoe lower at 50 y0@4 40; re
ceipts. 10000. There is an active demand for
mess pork; prices up 25c.
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TRUSS ES, &C.

Z B. SEEE EY,5 TRUSS
ESTABLISHMENT. iss csssx ~ cmcAoo. Ia
Branch 0fce-So - Nor = .-'h s,re>f 81. Louis No
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9r. eSoElnfnn.

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raputFter enes ber eren mrkntfen &Segeu er Stag
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@etittQ.

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Gnht uad @inantetl DtEtracn geeen @ eb Snrbtomfeit
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aus peler llra bre @einnobeit abnint e bre &ra or
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sentbmIlde @rlbeinun9 bic 2Sen beu Sniten rnb bic
Ansei1en Ser MHssebrun9 boben
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II N j ip,t g E 9emte4
DR., Johnston,
Der etnsige &rSt, pelAer ansetst.
8 aIttmpre Ods $ pfpttaI.
3ur ltnterbritdun9 Der 2uadial6eret ttnbltrt.
Der etn3tse 9lab in Der @slt, pp fi6ere,
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lttb plnfG eiafnben.
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Beter Gmmeridl's
European hotel,

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Draant(he Sehw6de

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&srtbIei,afteat tc.
0xSil tblcbofts Sr6fnmn0

1lII5a In 9lrc. 2S NlbemarlcltraBs
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,,yunge ssID1dnner.

ernbers @@ bic Cprr isres sheimtn Sars gUrrSen EAA
as nbflt cet Gauieuh tn ctr "a tes 1rsb tetst wtt
pur tore erabneu EaentE .npt6en BesaGnh atrdftS
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Evening star., 1862-06-10
CONVERSATIONAL.
XxNvIIth ONGRESs-secend Session.
TUESDAY, June 10.


SKNAIE.-Mr Morrill, cfged a resolution call
Ing on the War Department for infor nation rcls.
tive 20 the claims Of citizens Of the United STATES
for damages done by Federal troops, and whether
measures have been taken for their due investigs-
ton, &c adopted.
Mr. Wilson, Of Mas, reported back the bill
for the increase Of the medical department Of the
volunteer service; committed.
Mr.. wsde introduced bill for the purchase Of
the Douglas Hospital, In this city; referred
The bin donsting lands for the benefit of col
leges Of agriculture and the mechanic srts
was discussed upon proposed smendments. ny
Messrs. wilkinson, Pomeroy, Collaner, Howe
and Wade.
House. On motion Of Mr.. Morrfu, the bill
appropriating IS 900 600 20 paw bounty 30 volun-
teers, was taken from the Speakers liable, and
the Senate's amendments thereto were ncn-ccn-
CURED In, and Committee Of Conference ap-
pointed.
Mr.. Thomas reported from the Judiciary Com
mittee, bill 70 punish fraudulent contracts; or
dered to be printed and recommitted.
Mr.. Delano, from the District Committee, re-
ployment Of the convicts in the penitentiary;
referred TO the Committee OF the whole.
The btu relating 20 claims for losses sustained
by loyal citizens in the destruction and damage
cf their property by the troops Of the United
States, was postponed until Thursday week.
The bill providing for the appointment Of In
dian Agents In New Mexico, was passed.
The bill to expedite the collection Of revenue
in New York, was postponed until December
next
The bill to quiet certain Land titles In Califof-
MIA, was taken up, and was under considerstion
when our report closed.
Evening star., 1862-06-10
CANTERBURY.

CANTERBURY.
Where thousands each night laugh their troubles away, and
repay, IN true fun, all the tolls Of the day,
With the dance and Joke Of the minstrel merry and
other com. dams Of tn. famed Canterbury
Black yellow and DARK and darker but
are so black as the favorite, "DICK PARKER"
WhOss banjo rsfrain. and great versatility the essence Of
art and general ability
The Headquarters Of Momus famed for ia garrison when
49,. called INTO rsquston by the talented "HARRIsoN,"
Whose Astonishing rhyming and great msnal powers will
rivst your attention for minutes and hours
That funny dian, surnamed HARRY RICE" good
eontrsbsnd and fstekes his price.
Is the f4Vorits " TALBOT"
Who sS s %9Sy O,sy n. assisted BY
Who worIss himself by spree and BY ark-though last not
least, Is that contraband "CLARK"
The postic will try and say few word.
Tor " LEWIS" and "CHRIsTY:"
Whose great daring their friends all please
them appear on the daring TGaPsEs,
the small planet Sol"
One revoyes orbit who plays the piano. with the lie
eTe'eh night for Base OF Soprano
Tn. Orehsstr. TOO, is always w. manned with members
The ladies engaged should hay. had prsesdencs their IA
. en;' we praise along with antec edenes,
Asking their Pardon the docs her duyto render
sp.et to the great Court Of Beauty;
For Citizens So ld.rs COOnels, Majors, susr, will lis
ten each Oght to the voice Of " Miss BUTLER"
the comic al hemor Of sweet little ELLA;S
But to speak Of the dancers they make show; ArI on
bly, noticed, i. "Mis, EMMA Mil Is .
Of which appear in their fsVorit. dances.
Still another young lady with the rest look, grand the
To cripple these the space. you find tn.
-, rght people nov IN the right place
There's Poets, Singers and Dancers great
- uon-to all Of the patrons, aud give satisfaction
ray yiat this week II at lesure-hs Hall is eeo to be
there is pleasure.
The poets muse has hut 10 still quite expct IL you
have any doubts, juA: pay short VISIT
Doors open at N; performance ct sxlo'cIock.
Admission u oenis Orohsstsr CAairs % tsnts.
Evening star., 1862-06-10
PRISONERS ARRIVED.

Z This forenoon there arrived here from From
Royal, Va, one hundred and hfty-nine secesl
prisoners, principally Of the Georgia Tiger'
and 18th Virginia regiment, who were captured
IL will be remembered, by the Rhode Island
Cavalry when Genr Shields, not long since, ad.
vanced TO that point. They are seedy looking
set, ,but lsok like men who might make fne sol.
diers IL properly har died and provided. They
came to Alexandris per rail, and from thence "a
the foot Of Seventh street (wharO by steamer.
There the escort from Front Royal-under COM
mand Of Captain Ferguson, s7th N. Y, and 1t
vose, Of r. 1, Cayairy-turned them over to a
detachment Of the Provost Guard Of this city,
cavalry and infantry, by whom they were duly
escorted to the Old Capitol military prison
when they were passing through Alexsndris IN.
mistakeable demonstrations Of sympathy with
treason were manifested by certain females whose
persons are known. Itis probsble that they win
be promptly arrested and held a. traitors.
Evening star., 1862-06-10
IMPORTANT FROM THE MOUNTAIN De.
PARTMEhT.
nllroy In Full Pursuit Of Jasksen'i
Force.
The Rebel General Ashby Killed,

The following was received at the War De-
partment this morning:
"HEADQUARTERs ARMT IN THE Field, Ha'ri-
sonbxrg, June 7, p. m.-Hon. f. NJ. stanton,
Secretary Of War: The attack upon the enemy Q
fear Of yesterday precipitated his retreat. Their
loss in killed and wounded was very severe, and
many Of both were left on the field. Their retreat
is by an almost impossible road. along which
many wagons were left in the woods, and wagon
loads Of blankets, clothing and other equipments
are piled up in all directions
During the evening many Of the rebels were
killed by shells from a battery Of Gen. Stahl's
brigade. Gen. Ashby, who covered the retreat
with his whole cavalry force and three regiments
of infantry, and who exhibited admirable skill
and audacity, was among the killed.
Gen. Milroy made a reconnaissance to-day
about seven miles on the Port Republic road,
and disc c,vered portion Of the enemys force
encamped In the timber.
&c. Fremont, Major GenI Com'dg.
Evening star., 1862-06-10
ARRESTED.

As the $50 Front Royal rebel prisoners vere
being marched through Penns. avenue this fcrs-
noon, two young females took occasion 20 wsv0
their handkerehiefs In token Of syupsthy vfth
the rebellion. They were promptly tafen Into
custody by the Prcvost Guard and nsrehed ef 90
the central 6 suardhouse, where they are now held
In custody Az yet we have been unable 10 learn
their names.
Sometime since II vss formally announced that
the military authorities would promptly punish
any demonstration Of tresscnsbie sentimeuu man
ifested towards rebel prisoners. That oouns 10
absolutely necessary; hence their arrest
r. 8. The arrested women gave thelr nance -
Henrietta Neil and Adelia Nell.