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M arm e NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Saturday. November 9.
AR RIVEn

Sch Albion. (Br) McFadden, Truro Ms.
Sch franklin. Abee Wiscesset.
Sch Anaconda, tBr) Atkinson, Joggins Ms for
Boston.
Sch Black Warrior Rand Gouldsboro for Boston
Sch Grace, Brown, Trenton for Boston.
Sch Francisco Cahoon, Bangor for Weymouth
Sch Hero Carter. Bangor for Weymouth.
Schs Shurmott, McDormott, aud Polly Clarisa,
Bangor for Boston.
Schs Elizabeth, Gray, and Seth & William Rob.
bins, Bangor for Boston.
Sch Mary Emily. French, Bangor for Neponset.
. Sch West Falmouth, Jones, Bangor for Lynn
Sch Cornelia Currier Bangor for Newburyport
Sch Henrietta, Blanchard. Gardiner for Boston,
Sch Herald, Bailey. Wiscasset for Boston
Sch Georgianna, Teel, Bath for New York
Sch Lookout Thornton. Taneier lar 7thl
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INHE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
Il concerned. that he has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust Of Administrator of
the estate of
SARGENT s. FREEMAN,
late of Windham in the County of Cumberland, de-
ceased, by giving bond the law Directs he there
fore requests all persons who indebted the said
deceased's estate to make immediate payment: and
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit the
same for settlement TO
ALMON L. FREEMAN
Windham, Nov. A. 1862 u w9ws
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w3w' EUGENE HUMPHREY, Register.

AT Court OF PROBATE held at Portland within
and for the County of Cumberland on the first
Tuesday of November, in the year of our Lord
eighteen hundred aud sixty-two,
A NNE A. w. CUMMINGS, Administrative do
N boBis non of the estate of Benjamin c. Cum
mings,lae of Portland in said County deceased hay-
ing presented her I'd account of administration Of
said estate for probate:
~ rds Ordered, That the said Administrative give
notice 70 all persons interested by causing notice TO
be pu olished three weeks successfully in the Maine
State Press, printed at Portland, that they NAV an
pear at Probate Court TO be held at said Portland
on the first Tuesday of December next at ten OF
the clock in the forenoon. and show canse ii any
they have. why the same should not be allowed.
WILLIAM q. BARR0wS, Judge.
true copy, attest,
p w3ws EUGENE HUMPHREY Register.
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NOTICE.

EOR SALE, in Newcastle, at Damariseotia Mills
4 about eighty VI good seasoned Pine Boards; lots
OF Shingles Laths, &c; Timber for a small house
frame; aquantity of White Oak Boards aud Plank,
been Kept under cover about eight months.
Any one wanting to buy can call on
JAMES MULIGAN
novl0 diff on The nran,;,s.
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Mails are forwarded by every steamer in the regu
lar lines. The steamers for from Liverpool cali a
Queenstown, except the Canadian line, which call
Londonderry.
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Brig d Lincoln Webber, Matanzas, by Geo s
Hunt. -
Brig Helen Mar, Tobin, Windsor Ms, by master
Ryan Davis.
Ter. - ~ -
Sch Leader, tBrl Mcdonald. St John NIB, byNJ
Miller. ~ =
Sch Laura, (Br) Trofton, st John NIB, by N ] Mil.
Ter = -
Sch Geo Brooks. Wallace Boston, by J IL White.
Sunday. November O.
ARRIVED.
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IMPORTS.
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

TRURO NS-Br sch Albion--25 cords wood, mas
ter.a
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AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at Portland, within
and for the County OF Cumberland. the first
Tuesday OF November, in the year of our Lord
eighteen hundred and sixty-two
MI ID. L. LANE, Administrator de bonis non of
W. the estate Of William I. Chadbourne, late of
Standish in said County deceased having presented
his account of administration of said estate for pro-
bate; also his private account against the estate of
said deceased, for probate and allowance:
cos Ordered That the said Administer or give no.
ce to all persons Interested BY causing notice to be
published three weeks successfully in the Maine
State Press printed at Portland, that they NAV ap-
pear at Probate Court be held at said Portland
on the first Tuesday of December next, at ten OF
the clock in the forenoon. and show cause il any
they have why the same should not be allowed
WILLIAM 6. BARROwS, Judge.
A true copy, attest
q w3ws EUGENE HUMPHREY, Register.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

FOREIGN PORTS.
AT Buenos AyTes Sept cath. ships John Spear and
Matilda, Nichols uLc; Carolina lie svor do; Oihello,
Treyett. from Hamburg; banks L Carver. Damon,
for New York next day Ocean favorite, Tibbeits,
and Ph9nx BroggeF, une
At do oath, bark Archer. Lewis. FIN Portland, unc;
brigs Udoia. Whittemore, unc; A Wellington, Jack
son, from Monteyideo, unc.
per steamship Scotia, at New York;
Arrived FIN New York Oct 25th, John & Elizabeth
at Queenstown: Marianne. at Liverpool: 26th Mag
dalena, in the Clide Josephine at Antwerp; Malent
at Hayre; Victoria, and Helena. at Deal e Dun
can, at Liverpool.
Ar from Boston, Ocean Romp. at Deal
Ar from Akyab, Lapwing, at Deal.
Ar from Philadelphia c Yeaton. at Flushing.
Ar from New Orleans. AntioHefte. at Antwerp
The ship Adeia. from New York for Antwerp put
into sherness the 18th ut after a collision with the
ship Neva. from Philadelphia for Falmouth, leak
ing. &c.
The Am ship Susan G Owens is aground near Ham
burg
SPOKEN.
Oct % lat "a o. Ion 80 55 brig Norfolk FIN Eastpor
for Barbados.
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PANAMA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES carry
ing Mails for Aspinwa.l, Panama, and California,
leave New York on the LIST, 18th, and 2lst of each
month
POrtla nd Post Once Mail Arrangement
WESTERN-Arrives at u. 40 and PM Closes at
7.45 AN and 2 PM.
EASrERN-Arrives at LAS PM. Closes at IL NJ
STEAMBOAT MAIL-Arrives from Eastport Me, st
John y b and the British Provinces. Tuesday and
Friday mornings. Closes Mondays and Thursdays
Pm.
EUROPE, via Quebec-Closes every FRIDAY at II NJ
CANADA-Arrives at las PM. Closes at u NJ
COUNTRY MAILS-Arryes about . PM Closes at
8 PM.
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THE CRISIS.
r,on ia, Rie,mond Di,pa,eh. Feb. !

From The RfcfHa Dfpdfth, Fc'. ~ l'tL
The cribs OF the war Is At last upon NJ, aud re-
vei e upon reverse comes in quick succes-On. We
nave scarcely recovered from tue depression cOnse-
1uent upon our defeat ut Fort HEINZ ana Roanoke,
ere called upon 10 meet s'ili heavier calam-
ty in the fail Of Fort Doneson and the su.r ndeE of
our brave troops holding that important poet. IL II
true the facts concerning this hast disaster have not
vet reached us from sources entitled TO our oehfi
hn, enough il known 10 convince us that We have
surtaIned another staggering blow. We have not
leln Of those who entertained tie belief that our
arms would always he successful, or that il WIS
eitiin the bounds Of possibility our small army
could meet aud DIVE back the overwhelming hores
OF the enemy ut every point at which they ud pen
citrate aud are not, therefore, taken by surprise, nor
arc..tly discouraged by the uutOwafd events winch
lave taken place IL the Wet, and on the Atlantic
ont. We nave not known our own strength al
tloryh re have been greatly too confident OF the
veal ness and ,OwaTdicc oi our foe. II these disas-
elr shall tun our thoughts in uHOn Ourselves, ANA
hu arouse ~ 10 the full comprehension Of our per-
ious situation, and 10 the energy aud activity re-
qui-e for the occasion, tey viii not nave overtaken
us IN vain.
We do not believe The defeat II, Fort Done son j.
Of the proportion our Geographic columns wculi
Give us 10 understand II must be rememb, red Lhe
intelligence they furnish from tie enemy, VINO
are not APT To dcpreciste the victories they gam And
we REQ much 70 encourage III even ~ tina DARK hour.
Oar permanent Government il launched mp On the
stormy sea- il ia true; but think her tinbers are
sout enough 70 bear the strain, and that the noble
.tructure will be- none the for the rough usage
20 when it has thus early been subjected.
The War Department received Monday evening
from Gen. A. =. Johnston, telegram announcing
| the tll of Fort Donelson, but couohed IN 50 am
blpous "A style that ii became necessary 10 Request
more intelliuble information. No answer has ye'
been received from that officer, probably on account
of the interruption Of telegraphlc COMMUNICATION
cc,afoncd BY the severity Of the weather.
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uooD ON THE REBELLION.

FgRS,spo WOOD, ex-Mayor OF our city, delivered
an address at Scranton, Pa, at the Celebration oil
We.hipgton'S Birthday, on Saturday last. IL is OF
come mainly devoted 10 u review OF our present
t,oubles and its sentiments are sound and patriotic
We .hould gladly print the whole Of it, but the
ur esure on our columns forbds. Here is lie plore
material portion;
Ann sure my fri.nd, you have rot before been called
upou 10 seuur lrcuns lance, lie tie p'eHeut a
have doubtless frequently net 1s esofor 81 P'if' 70 as
en-. merely nltli suhjectsl advance tie fortunes OF ~ en-
and eetos- but al such considerations ,h1ns uto H.
slcsrce before he suprndous Issues involving ,As a'e d
M. Hpvubie Aud would t. God that the Hhoie peolr-tho
mel, 81 section which has dtTiy ~ iuUeh sdNahsr
nom le Lnou could present bat one 'front.' Ia TINS, the 5s
hour Il pcul Would that all could elevate theusrN's u
the urgtney Of she OcCa0n AID that with ono VOICE
spoken thr0 M oat pharI could seud iorth hGhue
tone. the north aud the South " Ouid et POI sonar s
90 ich i-iuticrs for once laid aside ina al y,
Gov, rumcnt-io stand by her With our blood anl IN
treasure, ard to avert tho blow which foul 'o"'I"'
lcycltd against II. A. anil. With N
sppea therefore to OF all parties to unis o ar.
IN the S1elriso OF tbs imperative dhly ' ,,,b m,
nieuds N have any there. by whose side nas ~ ncop
good hsh, for quarter Of aeeniuiy 10y Of toe
! sntency In tho position II the ps.,o6'.' So Ion.
| North now, and its position, thr r.cv.. with
a. ,sm IrIon we commended TOR full ieeoii', -,
:, ~ ,Tn.,it,tionni rishtr but whoa "ey sWe"i
solv, themselves OF the Union !" AZ -, or srnnort
d ,h.S w.pt still farther. and made va
h'u an. ds'.i.eles. halt sts.yed heIo's OF pol
! Siw,er and seized forcioy do oe'oihmens 20 ~
plun dered Sub,i.s" les, u a,oa,Ly bu, pl,cn'
sworl they not only cost cur sympa'hy,,v nnt PSI
IN an At itudo utterly defsu Gloss we coud sus
'n Zen mo- LONGER. Hut us ancient ani common
onony Is a. yr aoe.SG sAsd has boz All 7A'eHa'a ''' Oh
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off over the Nashville Pike in 1recipate flight.
Some Of the cavalry bad start afot the frightened
infantry having uDawsres jumped on their hoises,
and scanpered off chaos Of men, horses, carriages,
wagons, sc. crowded AL the roads running South
ward. So grsa, was the flight, that the wives and
children Of Rebel officers buried of afoot. Gen.
Hardee himself is Iepoited 10 have lost all presence
Of mind.
Before evscuaiing in such hot haste, the Rebels
burned about dozen bindings public and private
including the railroad depot and rouud-houfe, with
five six disabled locomotives. Most Of The Ollie
buildings they fired contained Commissary and
Qnarternasters stores. S me attempts were made
TO hire the whole town, spite of lie strict orders Of
Hardee to the contrary but were foed by the efforts
Of the citizens.
The morning before the evacuation, martial law
wss proclaimed snd citizens forbidden 10 leave their
honees after o'clock. This FOR the purpose Of
,onceaiin. he preparations for the retreat.
Our troops captured sou.e stores, few freight
cars, aud 20 30 prisoners. The population Of TIT.
Town received Them with uumistakatle sigrs Of joy.
The majority Of the Inhabitants were also strongly
'oT the Union and they greeted lie buc-coals as real
celiyeTers from Rebel oppression Of Jus1 sx nonas
duratiOp
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY g. 1862

smiles TO see man beiray the same trepidation
which he himself exhibitsia few bourr before.
The more he is exposed o'fe, he better he bear
IT, and tho ,inid being Of to-day lie the hero of to.
morrow; aud he who runs from d9bger on the frat
battlefield will run into il on tie next, aod court the
hazard he once so dreaded
Thus COURAGE IA it is styled, is little more with
most men than custom; and they learn TO despi.e
what has often threatened without causing them
harm. If wounded, they learn wounds are lesspau-
fu TO lear than they had supposed, aud then the
Doctrine Of Probabilities teaches them once more
hey are less liable to be wounded again. So the
mental process goes on until the Nerves become by
degrees TIE subjects OF WILL and he only fears who
has not the will to he brave.
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to place the Union just where it was when South
have , sseryed himself for noLler al more copge1ia
occupah ~. doubt whether any man iu tie county
NOR. fun undentood and fell the responsibility
resting upo> each and sll for q thorough and uucou
lronirnS yiat ealion Of the great principles Of Free
dom IN lie cont. Il now pending. Adopted citizens,
such III Leut..C,l Monteil, deserve more than q
passnr notice FROM tie people OF this country, for
although they Ray rN posses the patriotic fervor Of
those bonn IN the roll, t>'ey have what Ia far more
valuable and quite ~ trustworthy, intelligent and
hearty conviction IN at the South nsaLs BY victory
the IerIeinity Of Slavery, a,d that The North must
mean tie Destruction OF Slavery and the subiugaiion
OF the South. A
Philadelphia, Feb. II, lSaa
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THE "UNION AS IT WAS"

To ne Editor Of The ". Y. Tyi5Bs<.
SIR: As there seem to be many persons who lo1a
for the restoration Of the Union as it was, aid who
may desire TO petition Congress Ia that end yoa will
please insert the following, which may serve as
fornuie foe 'be purpose:
To The tioas abe Sessss ana Hese II R1pressyafts n
C0pgysss dssssbic3
GESTLENENl YOU hImbe petitioners, fnil1 =.
proving youT &c 10 t.sYfs 'b- UNps ~ ~
vas esrestiy Prey your h7nossLs 5ody dee he "
ZION of West.rn Nirginia 1esulif aud to ive s.ps re
Hunter and bison their seats tL4f Jth nFs
, RsDi amin, Brsckt ridge aud keitt, fyo. Endniln
oth Of the United SSes, have con-t ui'ba
git their la your honorable body thi the oSios
IT vAs' may be- restored Your netii0Be farther
that there many In sbcut tue army
the constitutional property Of southern men,
pray that your honorable body such Ia" or lave
reces.ary speedily restore u tnss- negeced
tleis utoEl and ls~ iu ow.ers, st We may
once nlora have the " UNIoS AZ 1T wAs'
be uTler evident honorable Boz th' mere
much eumy IL the hr-s Of southern eent" en- az p
the AID they hay. become eeay nNoised
The Of amounts 4 ~crth-ss SCRIP your
petitioners respectfully pray honorable sody 70 provide
T exchanging this scrip Tor United State bonds thai th-r
enmity m.y be appeased, and the usioS A. 1T VAS be
restored
Your petitioners further prov that Twgrs Besnrefari TIT
usl Hons and Others be restored 20 the amy aud
with th.i rank AID Ply ana ihus ave as - On the
USioS As 1T WAs' And your peuioa,r' vii ever pay
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RYsufr ~ lows Cbemung Comfy.
Ca.n Pinto F. hing, Van Etien, John Bardeld Ne'sran
Ei Oven. Re ubhcsus 3--big tlat w latei b'a~in,
Fhn A. n BaIs; HoFsehesd, Uauie beaue.ti Southport
In southport tho Republican tcie is elected with he
eepicn of Supervisor and Collector la zen Eeu the Dem
ocIatc c1st ue,.s.ia With the exception O. super
Deiar1-, Coun'y.-Aad-s William 3. Dowiei Bovine,
Jsae. Elliott. Colcheas-r, William 3, ch. nfini DELHI
Alexander shaw Hsnooss. G-orrr H. hawki h-urr,nrd
Riebs,d +. Davis; Mspviie Name no. giVeui Neleanh
Jein 5 McNaushti Walton Benz BasciI (ro op , Re-
yubIieins-l3 Divergent Aaron Ford mo Spl kolthsn'
Harvey Davis; koKt Ury. Alexander Davis; ScueYi Nm H.
smdford; Iomgkirs T. / Doyor.ux. Demoo.,..-5.
The Republican, gin Middleton ard Hancock hn' lss
sidney. The Demets,ic ma ogi,y In hor M ony ~
against abOu, leo ls,s yen Ia Hancock tie Democratic
;et,i .ueces- la with ihe exception Of PrHisr ~
Alsn c. Churcll May Geld. John Gre.e, fsiti negs'
Clark strtfold, y r. orgss.nsu-ktpaoh > ,b ~
Marshall O. Hun. CarogA ksgh sexton. hfha'sI ~. 81
Banap Northampton n d. Slhhi opPe0hsa' "'''' Ne
/ lIeelY-pemcalau 5. .,, o,. a,
The result 10 his county i'a Democrats slu o. one
year Eph,atsa gave the Kepstiiran poi."' ,it
aud nov cleo Der4ocstsc 'sndd.ts y Is,nS 81
:, Jy,r,.ge, Cogaft.-- Irs.her. Da'lt >e'th ~ "
u PacAsrl, Cotton D. 4 stewart iekao' a.; - n'iT'i,
Depcy.ter. Joho b. Clindlsi h'.s An larson. Cow.
OWL - pool., fr llamlnond goces Meyer; beImoa-
" e. tanner h'P,ia,sn oss 1Ws.sn; L.Sop. A. 4 Mar,
r sSs.ens inie Carton h,fn'',Tni hnrn5y
M,coai0 u b i.oe N Ws'c.,l.r Pi,rpout dars
4 . VI roe Vie b. March; krsri Juha. a. ra.mer'
Ros. y ~ v;l!o R.pubneans n, Norfolk j. Il. brinek
.oh. y o. "~sssa,che " J. Avcrel DeDlocrats
~ Yonk lows MEETiNGs.-OhoTfagG Co.
rbe o,, elections IA 0ucndhga Colny resulted ~ TIC s'oe
i'm Of q republican su2eTi ors and prwoe- ie
are peryiso yet TO he elected al the ~ sea'e enj ne
election Tine k,ppe te'ns losc then sups''''O'' ~
toy ns for the ~bnt Of Twelve Woes 8, p,,hit.
S.ho,a,is Co-Re plbcsn, g. Democrats, 10 kSP tnsi
c,o gain of last year.owns Of beubeiin ana
SfsBbcJ Go -Rrpuhc4as 49, Democi ~ -, ,noa,trd
The Union pouea' pemoers, mhs ,.,s ood
the Unou state eset las. Fall Lat yea e Io',ieeths
Republicans s0i Democrats, 49, keguehca Jusiosi,y
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Books FOR ORR SoLDIERs.-We have just been
upon by Capt; rbos Rafferty, prseu, recruiting
vice for the ID Regiment EIceior Brsaee ia camp
N the Lower PotoEac to know whether cannot
be devised whereby ssspply OF reading m,y be fur
nrhcd brave volunteers hns In the mud Of the
camps with tie excitement Of the regular drill to
re- ihef alive He states that almost sns bud Of residing
matter l. eagerly sought aud teyoured book ia tessns
which passed from bend TO hand until worn out And rho
compel to resort TO gambling and iailst practices
30 snl tmewbi,h had they resdirg matter woud be per-
hsrs scarcely thought o. Will Of benevolent
eus t-ke til. matter hsrl Most fsm,lie, have enty
u books lying ia their houses Which considered OILY
~ 80 muca litter but which ould be invaluable blessing
,ourteegs could they obt them Capt Rafferty, and
Adnsu. Powell OF the "a Regiment Excelsior Brigade have
an Office a No b Chatham street recruiting service FOR
hs moA ard will gladly charge Of any donations Of
books v ..ich may u sent in for tint regiment
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SALES OF REAL EsrAnt.-,Ibes Son nVl'S CO..
Hs Sa.s '. .d s on yss lido e avenue
E.hesoh .ad Ss,tS's.S . 9TH. Of f avenue between m
uCosr aud lot on west Sse ,.,..,,,,,,,,s,..." o@*'
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OPERATIONS AZ FORT D0NELsoy

sse Captured Psisoners-souiheTp Chi,-
nsry-tsUubosts isr'ayiEe-H1yc-
nets vs.. Ecy atty The Cfcnpe Of Rebel
Csvniry-C0 Arms IN the FsiVer
Financial Bankruptcy OF The Encny-
&hasiiy Scores on the Battlefield. snd
Toncisirg 1ncidrnis-SensnsIoUs Under
Ei,e-The Rationale thereof. etc.
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OF Alabama, Perkins of Louisisns Lewis of Georgia,

OF Alabama Perkins Of Louisisns Lewis of Georgia.
and Jones Of Tennessee.
a message from the Senate Was announced, and
soon the Senators appeared in accordance with tie
joint order, to count the electoral votes for Fees
and Vice. President at the late election. The Pres'.
dent pro tenn, Mr. Hunter, and Mr. Bocock, Speaker
OF tie House, jointly presided. The teers took po-
sltiOn at the Clerk deck. The Senators were 20
cOrf d 70 seats in the center Of the hall.
Proceeding in alphabetical order, the certificates
If the several States were announcedby Mr.. Hupter
who broke their seals, after which they were read
by Mr.. Orr, one of the tellers. The vote OF each
electoral college thus ascortained was recorded by
The other telers.
Mr. Miles, on behalf of tie teliers, then reported
rs follows:
number 81 sts'es voting
os NM her Of electoral votes cast JOB
VI which number Jefferson Davis Of Mississippi received
io e Office Of President Of the & nedeaie States. 100
eIsnder H. Stephens Of GEORGIA received for the office Of
~, he resident of tue Confederate States h9
me number Of electoral votes cast by the seye al
states is ss follows.
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THE REBEL CONGRESS.

SEM We.
Hr'nr'gay' Efb. ~ IA 'F rSlats Senn.e met a.
an the chair.
Prayer by tho Rev Bi-ho, Early, Of the Meth
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-17
j . H N FL D ET = r 8
Boot and shoe ManusacsureF,

HAVE JUST OPENED MI SPRING STOCK, WHICH
il comprises the newest and choicest styles Of Mons,
Boy's Youfhs and Chidren's vess and having greatly
incre s<ed my facilities manufacturing enabled
oder crest Inducements cs.h buyers hare marked
my prices down very low figure only askinsg small
standing the necessity Of keeping With the times vili
use every endeavor satisfy my customers iu every
speci. lsPrs7si-dlyl JOHN H. DETERs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-17
MACHINlS1S.
MACAlNIS1S
n ~ ~ N - III - ~ II
RL.lCKS.N SHOP.

HAVING ENTIRELY REFIrTED THE SHOP FORM
III FRLY occupied hy John Cooper, In OSgood
SnthS Cos ias, AMI Hub Factory am prepared To do
e. kinds % work in the machinery or blacksnliihing
me Having had twelve years experience in the best
uAehs shops in the country, fafter myself that can
eve entire satisfaction 20 those Who may favor with
'her ~ork have ia my employ Of the best black
hs IN The state, and pay particular attention To horse
'hoeing and machine forging
hepairng Of all kinds promptly attended to
hofels of all kinds built for the patent Office.
hen~meer the place. one square south Of the Union
Depot. on Illinois street n ppOWN
iniyl0-div 'el
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without notice free.
Marriage Notices 50 cents
Notices Of Festivals PcnIcs and Excursions gotten up
individuals associations by churches, at the regular
prices
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head OF
Special Notices. II lines viii be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisements making less than three lines inserted
once IN the Daily will be charged fifty cents.
Yearly advertisers pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates Tor offices OF every decrpoh
TO be charged at the rate o ~ 80 for each name in the
Dsy and 81 In the Daily and Weekly, the same to be- In
all cases, paid in advance
Legal advertisements inserted athe expense OF the at
torneys ordering and deayabe for the legal proceed
ngs, but coectable at usual time Publishers ho'
for the accuracy CT legal De-
yopd the amount charged for their publication.
ELDER. HARKNESS BINGHAM,
Propretors Indiana State Sentinel
J. n. TlLFORD,
pxeSssent Indi AM apols Journal Company.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-17
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