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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-31

The Democratic Congressional Conv ention To
nom nate candidate for Representative in Con
gress for the Alb District wiIl lie held in Greens
burg on Wednesday. August 18Th.
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yallaud,rnam,S speech.

On the Public Debt. Liability, and Expenditures. deIv-
cred in the House Of Representatives the sct OF Juc
1851 Is published in pamphlet Of pages. Price
so per 100 comics.
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ANNOUNCEM ENTS.

~ We are authorized TO announce JOHN a.
BEAL as an independent unconditional Union candidate
for Common Pleas Judge for the 18th District
- We are authorized To announce JOHN
BREW FIR Of Southport. a candidate for County Re-
cprter subject 70 the decision Of the Democratic Con-
vcution.
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S-The 18th cavalry regiment will bc the 9Th
Indiana Que company j. To be raised ia each
Congressional District. under direction of the
Commandant of the Post.
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~ For cakes. pure ice cream. ice drinks AMI
berries go 10 Cunninshams.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ T o THE NERN Gus OF
BOTH SEXES. A Retired Clergyman having
been restored 10 health in feS days. after many years
% .reu suffering Is willing 10 others by sending
(iroe the receipt Of post paid directed envelope
copy OF the prescription used Direci To
Rev JOHN VI. DAGNAIL,
le9-d4w4m ls6 Fulton street. BROOKLYN. y. Y.
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wAsrKD-A good industrious boy, from thir
teen to bIteen years OF age.
II III Dopp & Co.
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~ A iew dozen OF CoStars Rat Extermina
tors are for sale at this Office ut Wholesale rates
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habit cell abuse To which j. added observations
Female Diseases and other interesting matter Of the
most importance the married and those contemplating
marriage, who entertain doubts Of their physical all lily
enter that Sent any address IN sealed wrap
per. on receipt Of ten cents or four stamps.
We devote entire time and attention 10 the treat
me Of the various private diseases treated OF ia pr
report Our Dspen.Sfy the only Institution q th'
kind "a America Whcb has been tabshed by specia
charter this fact should give i preference over III,
various quacks OF doubtful character be found IN al
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Bank Statement.
New York Cattle MARKET.

MARxkr DAY. Tuesday. July 80, 1852.
Total receipts of cattle OF ali kinds Tor the
week.
sheepd
Beeves Cows. veals. Lsmbs Swine
Total. $3.50 l04 81 1882 III ,l42
La-t-week. 49, s,552 81 Co 1892 SSH
Corresponding
No per wk
last year. 3,326 Isl GU III, 0yo 2,5O5
Average mum
Der per week
Last year.. l,Jfo ll3 bic 9,eyb III .JJO
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20 Newton Craig. OF Marion county. has
beet commissioned Surgeon OF the 18th In
diana
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We have for sale the following valuable documents,
and ask Democrats in every County and Township In
diana TO club together and send for thsn
-
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~ Frank Mailer. of Delphi. this State, is
recruiting a company.
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5. X. JouxsoS, Sc


A steamer load oi Chicago aud Illinois traitors.
male and female not he too under way
from Cairo To Memphis. Let them be "put with
out the camp" Bring in the evidence Chicago
Tribune.
To begin With. name the Chicago 7'ribaae
corps First item of evidence:
mo man knows what public policy may de
mand OF the incoming Administration. but the
opinion seems to be that ii peiceable secession Is
possible the retiring States will be assisted To 90.
ihet this needless and bitter controversy my be
brought To an eud. Il the Union is To be dis
solved. boodless separation j. by all means
coveted Do not let u mike that impossible"
SEE the Tribune OF December 1. 1850 "A
SIR M cord ana shor, shrii for the traitors of the
Chicago Tribune. by their own ruling.
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sS- Father TAYLOR. the veteran sailor preach
CT. recently offered the io,lowin. PRAYER: oh.
Lpri' guide our dear Pfe-idenf, our Abraham.
the friend of God. like old abraham Save him
from those Wriggling. intriguing, polite. piercing.
shiny. boring keel worms; don't let them get
through the shedhing Of his integrity
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MEDICAL BOOKS, &C.
BY THE LEGISLATURE OF KENTUCKY FOR Taf
TREATMENT OF Ala. THE DISEASES OF THE
URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANS.
PRICE, ONLY TEN CENTS
A Medical Report.

Containing 7hirtg Fine Plates ma FaoTsriRgsofn
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
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Campaign Sentinel

The Weekly Indiana State Sesfissi ~iIl be
furnished for Three Months. during the Cam
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BEEF CATTLE.
NILCH COWS.

There il a little more activity at our last QUO
tatioiis Distery feeders fnd il so difficult to
sell milk from their city stables that they are
sending cows into near country towns, where they
send the slops t. lee them; this is little better
than feeding hot sops in hot stables
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-04
FORFIGN ARRIYAL.

CAPE RACE, Dec l.
The steamship China from Liverpool
22d via Queenstown 23d passed Cape ksee
Monday afternoon.
McClellan's removal caused depression
in American securities.
The London Times says it is the first eff
feet of the election on Lincoln. Mcclellan
is sacrificed to political jealOusies to the
party in power, being known to be con-
servative and opposed to the violent acts
of the Executive.
The Times questions the success Of the
movement, as it makes Mcclellan con-
servative martyr.
The Army and Navy Gazette regards
the removal as the defiance of the Govern
ment to the Democrats, and the humilia-
tion Of Mr.. Lincoln.
No moment, it says, has been more ia
vorable for bold Confederate movements.
1t questions Gen. Burnside's ability for
the appointment.
There were vague rumors that France
has sent another note to England in re-
sponse to Earl Russelps reply.
The sale Of sundry fast cOasting steam
ers for running the blockade, is reported.
A steamer, name unknown, recently left
the Mersey with 600 tons ofarmy supplies,
! SC. for the Confederates.
The London Times and Post reply to
Secretary Stewards reflections on the case
Of the Alabama, and emphatically deny
| that there are grounds for the Federals to
| complain in the matter where they have
reapod the greatest benefits.
| Garabaldi, in q letter to VIM. Cornell
| Isr,eoTF of,ovvIr IN founr
/ Of the North as an opponent Of slavery.
He goes for the abolition of slavery before
any constitutional question.
The Star thinks the cause Of Mcclellan
removal justifes the action of the Presi-
dent.
The Saturday Review thinks Napoleon
has movements on foot which do moi
appear on the surface of his mediation
scheme and says the express mention oi
the name Of the Confederate States which
they selected for themselves, virtually in
wolves recognition and the proposal Of or
armistice, and implies an opinion that may
shortly be altered into language more IN
telligible than words.
The article hints at probable alliance
with the Southern States in connection
with the Emperor's designs in Mexico.
The great probability Of the election o
Prince Alfred Of England to the Greel
throne caused excitement among the for.
eign ministers. The country is tranquil
L1vERPooI, Nov, 22-Evening.-Bread
stuffs unchanged and steady.
Provisions fat.
ConsOls closed to-day at 935@sS4 fOl
money.
PAR1s, Nov. 22.-Bourse heavy. Rente
70f zoe.
Baron GrOs is now the French Ambss
sador at London.
Spanish papers hint at Mexico as beinl
destined for a French Canada.
TWAS rumored in Paris that plot ha'
been discovered to take the life Of the En-
peror at the Inauguration Of the neV
Boulevard Prince Eugene. Extraordlnar.
precautions were being taken to PreVen
the Would-be sssassins. -N
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-04

TIE CoHcERT LAST RyEyIEG.- Brain
ards Hall was thrOnged both 15y's and be-
Iov.Iast evening, on The occasion Of the sec
Ond and last concert given by GOttsehalk
and Patti. A finer audience never greeted
any performers in this city. GOttsohalk's
piano, which was absent on the evening pre-
viOus, had arrived, and he appeared to much
better advantage playing on his own instru-
ment. he thrilled the audience by the won
derful genius of his execution, and was rap
turously applauded at the conclusion of each
piece. The Bereeuse (cradle sOng) is a
beautiful composition. He was encOred, and
responded gracefully, which was more than
Patti did. She was eneOred but once, and
that was in the French Laughing Song"
She came out twice, bowed and returned.
The last time she bowed very haughtly, look
ing very much out of temper, and was fol-
lowed of the stage by several sharply defined
Kisses of disapprobstiOn. Public performers
should exhibit something of an accOmmO-
dating disposition, even to provincial
audience. After enhancing US as she did by
her angelic strains it is unfortunate that she
should leave such an unpleasant impression
behind. It reminds US that Prima DOnnas,
let them rival the angel choir in melody, are
but mortals after all.
With the exception of the above little episode
the performance was of the most delightful
description, and gave satisfaction to every
one. They perform in sandusky this
evening, we believe.
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snnrHRRN NEWS.

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. Z.
General Jones is in Richmond, sick.
There are but slight hopes Of his recovery.
A Confederate States navy is now
the leading idea among the sanguine
minds Of the south.
The steamer Kettle was run into and
sunk of the Bahamas recently. She was
built in Scotland for running the blockade.
The Rsleigh IN. c. Progress Of NOvem-
Der 9th says MsjOr-General G. W. Smith
is in Petersburg and in command of force
sufficient to protect the approach to Rich
mond in that direction.
The Examiner Of the 29th says the next
session Of the Confederate Congress viii
commence at Richmond on the second
Monday in January.
The Charleston Courier Of the 25th ult.
says the enemy has from ten to fifteen
wooden vessels lying in sight Of this city,
where they have been allowed to lie for
months, notwithstanding our having
means for reaching and sinking every one
of them with perfect safety to ourselves.
Is Mr.. Mallory waiting for all of Mr.. Lin
coins Ironsides 10 be finished 2 f4
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They overcome effects of dissipation and late
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They strengthen the system and enliven the
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They prevent mlasmate andintermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity Of the
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They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera
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They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
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They are the best Bitters in the world They
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Weelip the following items from the Detroit Ad-
ver,iser and Tribune Of the I'd:
he propeller Mineral Rock arrived down yester-
day Giih full cargo from Bruce Mines.
The p-opeil B. F. Wade left here yesterday morn
ing for Buffalo. On her return from that port she
proceeds TO Newport 10 lay up.
Asyet there has been no formation Of ice in the
river the ats and far distractions Of that
kind concerned navigation will be free Tor some
time TO come.
Seameu's wages are s3 per day, and, If discharged
in foreign port their fare hOmeward is TO be paid
by the vessels owners.
The tug Prindevile, Captain Nicholson, We learn,
left last evening Port COlbOrne Tor the four ves
sells she has contracted to tow through TO Chicago
for S4OO eaIh.
The feet from below, and for some days over due,
nearly a OF them yet behind owing 10 the recent
liRht and adverse winds Some Of them, doubtless,
will not hazard proceeding further han this port,
while few OF them will pUsh forward all risks 10
sUme Of reaching their destination. The schOon-
er Onward lays safe here.
The bark North West and the schooner Grey Eagle,
bound e-tivey for Ch casO and Milwaukee, nass-
ed up yesterday evening in tow OF tug Castle. They
took their departure ffvm Buffalo on Friday last,Rnd
considering the adverse weather, have made quick
runs. They under Instructions to go through 10
their destination if possible.
The steamer Ruby ami tug J. Z. Eagle, have laid
up for the season We also learn that tue tugs Peck
and Masters have gone Cleveland there to 60 into
winter quarters The Fargo and Dobbins have gone
] 10 Buffalo.
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H1sT1Toror. Dec. 3.

WAsHneToE, Dec. 3.
The following has been received at Head
Quarters Of the army here:
FORTRESS MoSRoE, Dec 2.-To Major
General II. W. Halleek An expedition
sent from Suffolk BY Major General Peck,
captured to-day the celebrated Pittsburg
battery, which was taken from our army,
and drove the enemy across the Blsckwa-
ter, at Franklin. We have thirty odd
prisoners, and are picking up more on the
road. Many Of the enemy are killed and
wounded Our loss is trihing.
JOHN A. DIX, Major General
The Navy Department has received from
Commander Parker the particulars Of the
recent expedition into the waters of Mat
thew CO., Va. with land forces under Gen.
Negley. They secured the surrounding
country, destroying twelve salt works,
burning two hundred bushels salt, five
sohooners, two sloOps, lot Of seows and
boats, and capturing lighter and twenty
four large canoes.
The q s. gunbost Seneca captured, of
Charleston, the schooner Annie Dees on
the 9th, while trying to run the blockade,
with turpentine and rosin. Among those
on board we're four persons believed to be
pilots for vessels trying to run the block
ade. ......
In the court-martiaI Of Fitz John Porter
to-day, General Roberts, Inspector General
of Pope's army, read charges and specif-
cations against him, to which General Por-
ter plead not guilty.
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Fruit-sales cranberries at al per barrel Dried
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OPTICAL.
sOlOmOnsOn,s Improved spectseles.
H. M, sOLOMONSON,

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTlOiANs
Keeps largest assortment in the Optical line any
n the trade From his long residence in this CitTl
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WEpvEspAY EvEv1va. Dec. 8.

At three o'clock yesterday two compa-
nies, numbering in all sixty men, belong
ing to the 9th Pennsylvania Cavalry, un-
der command Of Capt. Wilson, who were
stationed at King George C. H, were at
tackled by about three hundred rebels who
crossed the Rappahannock in small boats
at point some distance this side Of the
C. H., thus getting between this command
and the main body Of the cavalry.
Forty Of the sixty escaped and there is
reason to believe that more Of them viii
yet return. How many we had killed and
wounded is not known. Three Of the en-
emy were left dead
Citizens living in King George county,
who had appealed 70 Evsrds to protect
their property, were known to be among
the attacking party and doubtless gave
the information which led to the attack.
Deserters from the rebels continue to ar
rive daily. They represent their army as
being very destitute, particularly in cloth
ing. No salt meat has been Issued since
they left Maryland. Last week an order
was issued by General Lee that such sol
diers as were without shoes should make
moccasins from the raw hides, otherwise
do duty barefoot.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-04

THEATER.-There was another good
house last night The play Of E" Little Fa-
dette Z" meets with popular favor, all who see
it being delighted with it. Miss Thompson
is never more charming than she is as the
simple, volatile, yet honest hearted "Fsnch-
on" They play will be repeated tonight.
The wonderful Berger acknowledgements mu-
sioians-are performing at the theater also.
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATB.

RoCHEsTER, December 18th, 1881
MEssRs. P H. DRAKE.- Gentlemen ~ have
suffered terribly with Dyspepsia for three OF
four years, and tried many remedies without
effect. I had to abandon my profession, and
suffered greatly from everything ate. I
have now tried the Plantation Ritters-they
helped mel continued their use, and an
now nearly q well man. know Of several
similar cases. Respectfully yours,
REV J. s. CAFHoRr % o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-04

PRoF SANDs.-We have had the pleasure
Of witnessing the amusing tricks of many Of
the best Magicians, but must acknowlede
that they were but ehild's play compared to
the wonderful and astonishing feats perform
ed by Prof Sands at the Academy Of Music
last evening, and should his health permit
him to take tour through the States, he will,
we predict, win a greater name than any
other Prestidigitator now liying.-Nst5 York
Herald.
The Professor will give two entertainments
at Brainard's Hall on Friday and Saturday
evenings, Dec. 5th and 9th. dee2:4l6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-04

NoT1oE.-M. B. Clark and John D.
Rockefeller, late of Clark, Gardner & Co.,
will continue the Produce Commission busi-
ness, under style and firm of Clark Rookie
Teller, at warehouse recently occupied by
Clark, Gardner & Co., Nos 80, Al, 43 and
As River street See card in to-day's adver-
tisements dee2:4lS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-04

CHICAGO, Dec. O.
A Tallahatchie dispatch says the Federal
cavalry occupied Abbieville at nine o'clock
at night on the first inst. The rebels left
the the town one hour before we entered.
They burned the depot building, which was
filed with commissary stores and clothing
A considerable quantity Of ammunition
was also destroyed.
The rebels have gone to Oxford. We
will pursue them at midnight.