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, 1862-11-24

NASHVILLE. Nov. 2I.-A Epecia1 to the n.
T. Hera7d says that Bragg, Buckner and
Cteatham we're at Murfreesboro on the 1ssn.
Their movements indicate that they are re-
firing to Tuuahons, where, it is said, the
rebels are fortifying, Bragg's army being d,
yided into two corps, under Ha1dee and
Polk.
NASHVILLE, Nov q ~ -seventy-fve Of Nor
gan's and Forests men were brought in TO-
day, On Thursday We capE1red guerilla
prov ision train near ClarksTllle, and thirty
prisoners.
Bragg il 1t Tn1lahoma.
BruTIiow and Maynard addressed an i'm
mense crowd last night, The Union war
feeling increasing, military intelligence Is il
terdicted.
, 1862-11-24

TAsusG1os, nov a2.-The Navy Depart
ment has been informed Of the capture by tue
%age iaen viii turpentise an I cnttoo
The Daylight bosrded The Racer Of Nassau,
n. F., cit Wilmington. The crew Of the lat
ter made their escape, ana afterEards inedec-
tual3y forced upon The boats crews OF tue
Daylight. The Racer had to be ahsudone3 n
salt, WAS eayed. 1t is asceItaincd from other
dispatches that the expedition which tired the
AleghA1iaN was led by Lieut.. Wood, former
II Of the United Slates nnvy- Several Of the
incendiataes have been captured, oae of whom
difi0u,
, 1862-11-24

The publishers Of the Chicsg, daily pa
pcrs, English and German, have been com
I,clled to raise the price Of their papers.
In consequence Of the advance in tue cost
Of white paper, this s+ep became impera-
tive. The scarcity Of cotton hiss affected
the price Of rags from which
"prict'' pape. is manufactured. Cotton
thai sold before the war for ten cents per
pound, Las gone up to fifty ccn.s. OF course
rags made Of cotton hay: gone up elso.
and are still 1isin2. The stock Of rags is
decreasing, and foreign eSchaageis 50 nigh
that nero can DC imported; tue scarcity Is
also beginning to be fclt in Europe, and
this lus 4 further tendency to enhance
their price iu this country. There arc
many !Ai1gs than Can De mixed with
rags IL tic manufacture cf paper, SUCH as
straw, sugar*ca2e and Eastwood, that will
he1p 10 furnish 3 supply, and keep the
price from goiry inord;nat21y 1ieil
Had ,lle price ii y:iAite pafser zeu1aiacl
undis!uri>ed, no adyaAca III subscription
ratrs vas contemplated. Propriators
of ,,;lpcrs .}.sd made up u.eir minds to
stand the heavy FEDERAL VAR Tux imposed
upon t1le;r business. But wac1 the former
Tcn. up lie load became TO heavy to
carry. Tic Increased expense Of food,
iue1 and clothing, aul the Government
taxes Oh paper, on advertising, Job work,
: kilograms, ink, glue, 80 would Ill have
hctn horne without 1esoriilg 10 raising the
old subscription ra1as, but when TIC great
article Of the Der.spaper husl.esz-white
pauc1--advsnccd jn price, il b=comss ncccs-
sary to advance the price 6 printed sheets,
or to discontinue issuing them TAc alter
native placed before publishers is, to charge
m.orc or ego uDder:' Wien nj }12ls et
tradtrs and manufacturers are advancing
the Price IF their wares TO meet The new
condition OF things, i lhefe any good rca.
son why the price Of newspapers shoul]
not also bc raised? Money is far plcnsie1
fhau it was when thc Tar broke out. I
. is more easily procured Products CON-
tnaud !,ctter prices, AMI people can NOR
readily pay The proposed rates 'teraatto
than the cid cues heretofore Wacrcyc
thc cost Of paper declines TO soneI!lir:
lil1c pas. prices, publishers Ni:i has.en t
JeQucc their subscription terms to the FOL
mer standard.
The new st.alc Of charges adapted By tn
Tn1cuSE, Tines anl. vJoI7nal Till be foIn
in another colum:s- Tic Post, !5taats Ze
tang snd Telegraph tGsrm"n> have al
yanccd 1Ici rates the same per cent. 1
the Tn;EC1sE, Times and Journal II
daily papers Of Detroit, Toledo aud Clev
land haze already increase: their price
These ef Cincinnati and St. Loais are pr
paripg 10 DO the same. The New 1or
Philadclpisia, Boston, Baltimore, and OH
Eastern dulles arc PREPARING 10 adyan
their rates from 20 'o 50 per cent. in orc
10 e,ia.l: illem &c exist The whole Pre-
will he eu1i!cI 20 full1w the exennlc {
them. or discontinue publication.
, 1862-11-24

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-The guntoat Massa-
cbusetts, from Port Royal on the 16tk, has
arrived. The yellow fever hes entirely dt5sp-
psaGed. -
, 1862-11-24

There will be 70 deviation from the foregoing
ecale Ct 1ntcs.
The remittance E3r clubs mast, in Ill ccses, ot
E+de at c-se time.
TRIBUNE COMPANY,
CIICAGG TI"E5,
CHICAGO EVENING JOURNAL.
N1,7FMEER Fl, 1862.
, 1862-11-24

SIILE OF 1.IIEES -I.JDfIED.
TERMS OF DAILY,
Ieltrcrca Ii the C;ts, pc. year :. -.-.-.SI 600
Esliycred j 10 the City. per qasrte- ~-....- I. So
Delivered in the Ci1r, p.. week. --.-. 10
Sent BY nail, pcS yccr,. lin sdyancel.- 800
Sent hy 1uasi, 1or Elk months, - 500
Sent by nlkil. for three 81 es - 80
Sent b mall, siz weeks, q - 1.26
Sheets 's ~ r~~ ..... $500
Tti.WeeE1y per year. lin a!!yarcc} ...-.. s 90
TH-W-ekly for SIX Inox' hs .--.~.....--.. 2 so
Iri.t.celIE for three aaoath3 ,----.- - LIS
To the t.:de, sssne rates yer 1.Nn as daily.
The Times publishes 10 Tri-WeekIy.
TERMS UF y JEALY-I.S ADVANCE
Single copy one ycsr.- $500
Single cnI,y six nauntLs- 100
9Th Of 1ur copies ..-------.-.-.....--.. @.O1
Club o: ten copies .-,.-..-.. ------.--. 1900
ter II cub ' .i... .......:.......... ~. 5000
, 1862-11-24
| Our laborers Attacked at Harper's

HARrEa:s FERRY, Nov. 22.--Ouz working
nartIes we're attacked this morning near Hall
town By = troop ef rebsl horse, but they were
driven back.
, 1862-11-24

Gail on DR.. JUHe; EIt!LLIrS. urticis2 ana Dentist
ia CInrE street. mud his l4tEe As51rtmeut
Mso.frtEs GLASSES. Eyrry uu@inatz Esn aAu1sd 1-o.
, 1862-11-24

W7ANTED.-I:Eo:nation il want
W. cd Of nc son John iti..sr. who left luc,e7
ysirs aeo sad Joined Illinois 1eRiucut last wiuss-.
ANY Gre trawrg his s..e~ea51nss WILL rciitTc 3
motntrs soc.tuds BIZ add eaalns, with 1nf3rnariot1.
"Ma:y Ritter. care Of IEaat 6earlng, Hannibal ::sa-
roe county, Ohio. noa+SASSs
, 1862-11-24

w S.,alt 1Iouss, or
W Suite Of -Four Ct Flye Rooms for family OF
three CENTRALLY located. Moderate rent. 80 nS1e:
non 10 occupyItE rart Of house with smother fl
.r}}y Keitrefces given ard required Aadr4ss
a. nocl-h ecner,"E, D. Box ssst1. Do1! 1i53.1
, 1862-11-24

Tpoel1353-stl

TOR SALE-An 1up oeeG Farm
a Of 3 acres. 5 miles from Chicago end miles
from Eai1roaa At:htfCu 70 aCrss 1encsd. 20 acres
flowed 10 acs .s timber sud Eood III .siEE O.chur
10 vsste land On the place. viii exchange fer City
r:opetty. Price 51,o1o. Apply - Fct1E Sh.mp t6'
, 1862-11-24

M kNTED - 4 si:ua-ioa bY s
~ st,nEy asn capable Of Teaching ecfooa
Eeep.cE Books. Wes1t re wi:iirf- to 20 Int tle
coCnEy CT enzage in aLy bns;aa:s where ',s would
Of m cr:ct stea'Iy euaevHeat aest oI reference
gfvsr. = :dfssa %. lex 1861. GEcago. III.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-28
The Mass nce,ing of the soth

All portions of the State will he represented in
the Mass Meeting of the 30th. We hope that
every man who can. will come up on that day
and hear what the venerable CRIrrESDES and
WIcKLIFFE, and the gallant RIcHARD,oy. (tle
life long trusted friend OF DoUeLAs.) and CAR
LILLE and MALLORY, and our own speakers, Can
say in behalf of the Union and the Constitution.
AMI the best mems of preserving the Govern
ment from the Vaccinations of both the Seces-
sionsts and Abolitionists, who in common are
striving to over h-ow or subyert IT, Never befne
was the nation i'm such fearful crisis, and il is
the duty OF every good citizen to give his time,
his money. his best efforts. and il needs be his
LIE to save it from the dangers which threat
en- it.
On the day of the meeting all the railroads run.
nm. into this city have agreed half iare
trains, upon the conditions which each company
have published The Evansville, the Wabash
Valley and the New Albany and Michigan City
roads have also agreed to similar arrangements
Come up 10y railroad. come in wagons, come
on horseback, come on foot and hear the words
ance of large number of the 18th of June Con.
vention purity. to hear the who wrote and
the men who voted tor the resolution which is
the corner stone of it, platform.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-28
Persistent MISREPRESENTATION.

The Republican papers Professionally and
wIllally disappearing the position OF leading
Democrats. The Terre Haute Eraress for seve-
raj weeks past his repeated the iui owing in ref.
erenee to Mr. vooaHKEs. which We copy from
that paper:
Hon ID W Voorhees, siiss the young chief
said In hl> hr>t -peeeii "a Coa.Te~s that whether
the revolution should succeed ar fail. the cpndi
tio" OF every human briag ln the S,uth should
remsin unchanged He me- ant, by tbs, mat.
whea the question came up 10 winch should
perish the Cnioa or slavery. he va Tor letting
the Uaion -. aud holding fast 20 slavery
The Goshen Times. smother radical Republican
Sheet repeats the ehlr.e of the Erpr,Ss and ut
tiers is condemnation ef Mr.. VoosHEls in the
foIlo-ins words. VIII, sc copy Just it appears
in that prini
There he. saws the lAmented Dnuclss
bat classes during this war. PA fRfOTS
and RELATIONSHIPS hO sustain a-d th,se
who oppose 1T" winch class do the lie
cong aho - .'fAaf fAe eosdfisH af erery Az,naa
beias ia tAe Ssafh shall remsis ascsasg,i ftsHgA
iA< L aioa fall thaaya fas N.fiea ger.sA!,'
The Republicans of all grades will NOT deny
that the Hon. WILLIAM H. SkwARp is now. as he
has been since it, organiz ,ton the leader of the
Republican party. he Is nov the premier of the
Republican Administration. OF course 10 Re
publican vili doubt his orthodoxy The Terre
Hsute Express says that the man who uttsrs the
sentiment .'thas whether the revolution should
succeed or fail. the condition OF every human
being IN the South should remain unchanged" l.
for letting the Union 20 and holding fas, to
slavery" and the Times plainly indicates that he
sha aYoEs such a sentiment l. n TRAITOR"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-28
~ecY-e p.I,sIc.l societies.


We have been advised for several weeks that
the Republicans were forming secret political
Leagues in various pirts OF the State. We know
OF good motive apology that party in
poser. controlling both the Suite aud National
Administrations. csn have for organizing such
associations. This morning We publish com
snuncation from two gentlemen OF the highest
responsibility. residing in Newton county, fur
ni>hing conclusive evidence that such leagues
are being established. aud that they are rapidly
extending over the State The Journal for
time has hid good deal 10 say about
secret political 80 ie,ies but IL was tor the same
OBJECT tat a hard pressed rogue cries stop
thief ito divert attention from its own patty
rasc,Ities. We have been informed that tile
Republicans have o! lnizel thee leagues in this
city. ami u correspondent writes u from Rin-
dolph county thit several are IN operation in that
county compJ~el ex :lu-iveIy oil the members of
the no prty Union purity" party. We repeat,
that We can not see any good object party hav-
Ing the whole control OF abe Government can
have. in org IN eng itself into secret political as
socistions 1t is natter deserving atten-
ton
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-28
Nov f,t The f.sr n ,be case TbtvIea .nd

Wow for tire fseu IN the case Thesiiea and
language quoted did not come from Mr. VooR-
HIS. bat from Mr. Secretary SswAsD. If the
extract relerre.i To means that the author would
rather see the Union perish thsn slavery. then the
great leader OF the Republican parts occupies
that position. That We may set this matter
right. and shos up either the ignorance. or the
sifaI ujsreprssslratiOns of the Republican press
IN regard to Mr. yoORHKEs. We copy the fol-
lowing extract from the frst speech of the latter
In which the Objectionable sentiment occurs:
On the Dbl day Of April. le6l, Mr.. Seward.
writing 10 NJ Dayton. minister at the court
of the Emperor Napoleon. and treating of the
subject Of the pre-ent rebellion. said:
Il neel not further elsborate the proposition
that the revolution i without cause; IL has not
even a pre,ext.
1T j. Just a. clear that IL j. without object
Moral and physical causes have determined in
hexibly the character of each of the territories
over which tire di-pute has arisen, and both par
tie- after the election tremendously agreed oh all
the Fe Ieral laws required for their organic ttlOn.
The Territories will remain in all respects the
same, whether the revolution succeed or shall
fail. The condition of slavery in the several
Ststes will remain just the sime whether il sue
cetu or Ial. ntte y nos even u pIttCAt ioT the
complaint that the disafected States are To be
conquered by the United States II the revolution
fall for the rights OF the States and the condition
Of ererg aamah bring in heu riH rernain subject
10 ersctfy the same iasrs and firms Of admin
isfrafi0H uhtfher The reUolafion shall saccted or
fsii. In the one case the States would be fede-
rally connected with the new Coniederacy; IN
the ether they would, a. now, be members OF
the United States: bat their constitutions and
laws, customs, habits, and institutions ia either
case will remain the same.
ut Is hardly necessary to add TO this incontesti
bic statement the further fact that the Presi-
dent, well the citizens through whose sut-
frages he has come into the administration, has
always repudiated all designs whatever aud
whenever imputed to him and them OF disturbing
the system of slavery IL = existing under the
Constitution and laws. The case, however.
would not be FULLY presented it were to omit To
sty th &C any such eff ,rt his part would be uiI
CONSTITUTIONAL; and all his actions in that direc
ton would be prevented by the judicial authorl
ty. even though they were assented to by Con
gress AMI the pc pile
We turn Mr.. sew ARD To the tender mer
cies of the traducers of Mr.. VOORHEES,. Wl'
they have the mlnliness. the decency To retract
their SANDERS upon the latter!
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-28
Ol e D,

HUGflFS.-ln this city, on Saturday evering, July
2sih, Nixon huGH,s. agea So years and months
H. funeral will take place h MondaA) afternoon
O'Clock from the family re>i ence. No. 30 80 Penn
sylvania street Services by hev Mr. e elaZer.
The deceased was native 1T Shelby 'uny Kentucky
but had resided in indiana for z6 f'r the
past thirteen years he had bren active and useful c-
Zen of indanap liz. ne al honest and upright MAJ
conscientious and pure mind Christian. and excel
leui n.gbber his death will he regretted 10y
friends who ouly knew HIM to admire him for his Kind
afdv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-28
The following is copy of the letter referred
to:
July %. No. 10.
C S. S V C Ind. y.
IRON the Cincinnati Caiholic Telegraph, July %.
The Ne. ro an C.acionatI and the Ga.
xet(e.


An Abolition sheet OF this city, the Ga<efte.
taking advantage of "a local and temporary >quab-
bic IN the labor market, has been exciting, Tor
several DAYS together. the worst passions OF the
community 10y bounding class of citizens
against another Ii has carried tins thug 10 the
extreme %; threatening n revival of 1855, when
adopted citizens WeIe at the mercy OF moo law
shot down like beasts of prev. AMI M more than
one Instance burned alive, The Ga-effe has the
satisfaction OF knowing that H. advice has been
already taken. for on Tuesday night OF lat week
a peace,b ie and inOfenSive citizen, named Vii
liam Burke, was shot down NJ his Own door and
died within twenty-iour hour, he was h,ri-
NO king. law tbIdng and inoffeusive mn, Who
h "a only feS minutes before returned home
IRON work, aid hn,iing crowd OF excited peO pie
in the street. threatening den OF infamv nesr his
6rother's store, was invhe act OF helping him to
remove his little property from the house The
Gs-stis NAV Shuckle over the extent of it, in
tiueuee when il has only To open It's mouth, spe
in<ultingly of 1.-The irish remind it, follow ers of
1855. and an adopted citizen licks the dust, vel
terng in his blood We learn IRON number uf
crime Is a city Official of the Ga-sffe school We
forbear giving the name I'LL the result of the Cor
oBer inquest l. pabllshed.
We are not in the hsbit OF AttFibutng motive<
aud Ear be il from u TO assert or lusinuate that
our Abolition neighbour over the way has desired
me hated any such re ult of Is preaching: but
We do assert emphatcalls that, consciously or
uiconsciously. II has nisrepresented tie history
OF this trouble. that it has shown shameful IN
concern tor the vesied interests OF tens of thou
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-28

The Democracy have called conventions in the
following counties during the month of August
20 nominate candidates to be supported at the
October election: Noble, on the 81; Gibson.
Clinton and Shelby. on the 9th; Sullivan. on the
l3th: and Allen, on the 30th.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-28

FgVn ~ PHI ulucs -t-..,. 40 ere.
fui experience in all varieties Of y male csn,ols,.
and IN csses 81 Irregul critics. sapprrssior,s
o. Whites, Inflammation OF the Bladder. kidney sid
"on'o. ana lo>s OF Nervous Energy Their dc i
Above ell praise.
Are entirely IRE from any herruriai or Mineral ,.,-
are purify vegetahl. and free from danger. .n ~
used ~ih perfect -sfety. e
Among The many th. ands III ~ have used them a, IN
P"fts Of The Union speak III them for ali lts
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-28

Under this caption the Journal OF Saturday
gives the names OF thirteen men. citizens OF War
rick county, whom it charges with aiding and
abefting tile rei,eis in their recent raid upon New
burgh portion of whom we're arrested by order
o Governor NoRroS. and are now i'm our county
Jail. Ii the men are guilty OF the crime ales ell
against them, they should receive the punish
ment they merit therefor. But the Journal
seems more anxious TO fasten the guilt OF the e
TO convict them as offenders against the Govern
ment
There il an old maxim in law which reads.
"fsIsns ia uno. faisus in omnibus''-false in one
mss,er. deceitiui in every thing BY this test we
will ex smne the charges of the Journal. 1t
states thus: ate
When the rebels attacked Newburg they were
welcomed by number of the citizens. who al
rectei aud assisted them in their rob.,eres
Among them Was james L. M,rick He is the
candidate on the eth of January fickdm War
risk esaafy or Representatives ia the LEGISLATURE
He has abseoRded since The Union men have re
TAX en- tie town ard eau not be found.
We are informed by one Of the best citizens of
Wsrrick county that Mr. MyRicK was not at
Newburg when the rebels made the attack or
while they were there. Hence the charge that
he "~elcomed" them and directed and assisted
them in their robberies.' is utterly unfOunded
No MyRIcK guilty of bu. onense The
body OF one OF the mea who wee shot was lay
lag upon the street where il fell. and dictated
solely by motives OF humanity, he advised that
the rem sin- should be removed into a house. or
buried. This is the sole crime OF Mr.. MYRIcK.
This is all the participation he bad in the rebel
che Journal would have lauded Mr.. MrRIcK to
the skies for this simpl, act OF humanity,
bat Mr.. MrRIcK being Democrat. it becomes
heiuous offn~e- Ii the Journal will thus
SANDER Nr Myncx. its statements in regard to
the ether parties it names probably equally
false Ii the charges OF the Journal against the
men who known To be Democrats should prove
false upon Investigation. il will defeat the partisan
purposes it hid ia view in king them
As we said in the beginning. it any of the par
ties named are guilty of aiding aud a5etiihg the
rrs'ris a. alleged. there is apology Tor their
crime. and we all 20 far as the Journal in
dem ending adequate punishment But it looks
a. though the charges against some of the par
ties named by the Journal sre dictated by part
san IN alice, and before IL il through with them
that print will fud that false accusations like
chickens will come home to roost. Ii ISLANDERS,
they ma prove Somewh hat costly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-28
HAPPIN ESS OK MISERY
THAT Is THE orFsTrox

THAT Is THE QUESTION.
vuNHE proprietor q the '.PARlsfAS cABfxyr ny
determined, regardless q expen-e % s,n~ fr-. r. a..
oenent o. -un.rng hum snifa) FoUk 81 a .so-. ~,
~ eiiFr sid interesting Lee Nsrria .,.a IA.
y. iuAihe.tion> Nerv a. Deiiiy, Premature Declin-
Of Manhood. Indigestion. weskness OF Deprr-.ion -
q En.ry ard N@ P~er-. the 6r~st sociai fvfl- ard
no. ns'saiss ~h0e result firm yea hfui fo e. Pr
ee-ses 81 Maturity 81 ignorance a phssial s ana n.
tureS Law Thee invaluable Lectures have ben he
mans q enghtening and saving thoasauds aud IN b<
ior~arie IRE on the receipt ~ four stamps 4, .aa~ss-
Ing SLCR TARl PAnIasx Caesar o. I<. :, a.,
Akn1c1~s- ses broadway. New York i~aS-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-28

MINT OF the facts Thee sWorn statements viii
De subm tied % the comm tee whenever they X
for them. VI regiment j. located ~ Atneas.
Ala. AMI iHopose - repIn L A. ss'on - | c'l.-
clude the business that brought me - this CT, .
Nv residence i PER-, sburg. W.s'd COUNTY. Ohio.
and = letter addressed &. me there in care of my
wife. Mrs J y NouoI. would reach me.
Gen. Mitchell required of those Who applied for
permission TO buy cotion. that they should give
him one cent per pound on all they bought tor the
privilege Of buying
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-28
ARMY CONTRACTS.

oyYIcE Qu.KTKKxAsTKR's DEPAk-SESI. L. :. A.
Indianapolis. Ind. Jul. II, ls52- !
SsFAIED PROPOSALS wiil he received al this Depart
rneur until Monday The - int az ? o'clock z. "
Tor furni- hmg the following Camp Equipments
1000 quart Tin Coffee Boilers,
22uO l0-qnart Tin Water Buikets;
al75 Sh-et-irufi Fry ny Pans,
800 s-quaft Tin wash Pans;
$50 Box Csfre Mills.
The undersigned The night Of rejecting any or
All fhe he made fur the above articles
also Of esenng reang the quantities above peci-
fed a. the public service may require.
The good be delivered this Department free Of
charge Tor ORA! age or freight
JOHN c. NEW,
July ls-ttc QusrtesI1Aster General
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-28
lllinols.

The Democracy of Iiisois hold a delegate
State Convention on the 10Th Of September. to
nominate candidates for the State officers to be
elected next fall
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-28
& On ID T. y Il 4 A l. /.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Adm lin istrator's sale OF zeal Estate.
gLUaSUANT To orser Of the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Marion County, In iisns, the undersigned. Adj
rninstritors Of the 81 william Stewart dec~a>ec
wi sell. private sss In its puts ~ lots. suit
bl, Its Nos 10. IL aud u. IN quare No IL in he
Cry ~ Indianapolis than whieh there is scarcely any
de rail- property tor re-idrncss IN Tire city.
Ts m-:-0ne-third ca h; nne-hird. With Interest IN
SIX months and balance III interest. IN eighteen
nonihs-he pur haser giving noes with security sccord-
ins 70 law.
en- Gins ssL + S G. sffwAR1 Administrator.
George r Goraon Attorney
July 81. ls62-dlw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-28
De m oeratis Union State Ticket
The Geld Exodus.

The telegraph states that three vessels saiei
on Saturday for Nv York for Europe. taking
81 $4,000 in gold