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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-17
EDUCATIONAL.
GERMANY To BE INVADED
Recruits Wanted.

FUNHE UNDERSIGNED CoNrEMPLATFs TO HRAn
II a regiment of -en>4be and energ tic young Iad .
and grnemrD. la~yers. doctors add Clergy he chap
l'ils f'r tie purpose VI inva ing Germany ing
some of it, stros ghods. A. tie bouty acquired
Ia belong 10 The and he tn leaer instead vig
b. unity expects 10 cvTe i''pniy of ten dollar E.
zach recruit the time OF enstmant I'm word -
the undersigned intends hegi. of German in
>tructipn Wednesday eveHn., the 18th int NJ =
o'clock, b his Old the ld Hour the Journal
Suiiing 1k- eoure embraces forty esSors each
snd III long, eA'endi ihr fps,e OF f'.ur
week, from the above date the rate uf ten dol
lars. pss l. wHbn the fiFst len days.
NV. on business and process Onal men. who ha' 80
often told would give hundreds of dol II you
nnder-t"ol the herman IsngH ge, .sy you n give
$40 FIR his term AID he for another de-
stall dicta'e, will enable you (that j.. If you arr
sharp y Ito bu, ard and get gain Ia that mol l.
lin-uaze 1 he cost ia money would he $40 only
your time CERTAINLY ng matter 50 "ol aCher-
my Instructions Ia German also az Import ance,
teach the deTivatiunso word from that Language.
word also. parent OF -sfaighsly'' This
sruclio viii be given be evenings OF Monday, Wed.
ue>day ard friday, from g.. o'clock. Evenings ar,
les feis1re with son. and
half >pe unier 'ditisn would greatly lid in pre-
pairing them business in the two leading Ian
gna9es 81 our country.
ih book - woodburys ''Shorter Course with tn.
Germtu." owe anyhow AMI talk wiih me the sub
ject, next "Wednesday evening at the p ind Gated.
II. X. HOSHOUR.
decib-d3t Professor of Languages.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-17

FurE e<,inF tbs. n ffese svort< should BE rittr
20 sssy os.e by CongTess ~ rewards Of couraze q
hFavery. N Gen Butler = enIillsl thea. frs.
Laid on tire table
81. NcDoesai offered sSe following resoIu-
o..
Ressfred. That this 6ssesameng viii maintain
the p,fment IN com Of any interest or m ed
Ress, and VII eonssder il breach OF public faith
: to do otherwise.
Rcsolosd. Thst the duties 90 imrorts stall
continue g. he collected ~ coin, and the OH issue
at dem md Eoies. and Wien tie latter shall not
be sufficient Tor tie purpose ct such psymeni
the, -h,ll thereafter be p.,.be n coin
Thee resolutions were referred to the Com
mitiee on Fiuznee
Ar kce introduced bill granting public lands
70 the Safe of Minnesota TO aid IN improving the
navigation of the Minnesota and Rel rivers OF tie
North. and connecting the same BY a canal
Mr. Wilkinson introduced bill Cor the relief
OF persons for damages sustained by the recsr
depredatons and injuries oscertain bands Of Sioux
Indians. Referred.
He also introduced two bills Cor the removal
OF the wnneb-go and Sioux Indians from Min
nesoti. and the SIC OF tei 'servalions
On motion OF Nc. Davis. the resouti. N con-
cerning Buehansn taken up.
NJ H'ie s4id he shoad vote again-, the re>o-
luton not because he did not believe in tie facts
a. stated, ami mt because he q d not believe IA
Buchanan did Il O. 10 what be might. but be-
cause he would not N this wy condemns any m n
unhelrd. Buchanan MAS 10 day a private ciuzeis,
and this resolution. it passed, would stamp him
with eternal infamy, ana his friends might thank
God that he bad no children 10 leave behind him
he Wa utterly opposed to the Senate passing
JUDI ment against who had TO notice ,f
any kind OF such proceeding against him He
had always considered Buchanan tie most over
rated IA "a he ever knew.
Mr salisbury moved to amend the resolution
as follows: That copy Of the foregoing re>olu
tion be served on James Buchanan, and hat he
he at liberty 10 defend himseli against tie
same.
Mr Grimes moved to lay the whole matter on
the table. Clrriei: ,eas 50 na,s 3
On motion OF Mr. Trumbull the bill concern
Ing the arrest ct tate prisoners taken up.
On melton OF Mr. CUllamer, il was postponed
unui To morrow.
The resolution concerning the arrest of certain
citizens OF Delaware vas taken up
Mr. Trumlull snovei 70 lsy the resolution on
the table. as the subject was embraced ia the I'll
jo-t postponed.
Agreed 10: yeas %. nays l3
Mr. ID lolittle announced the death of Hon l.
Hanchett. and offered the customary resolutions
OF respect
Adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-17

THINGS We LIKE To HEAR AND SEEi-At q
thealer. when the actor or actress Is persunatlhs
the affections of the heart and human passions.
to hear horse laugh in some p,rt oi the house.
Il shows a nice Discrimination
At a hotel ar boarding house we like 10 hea'
al idvuiual growl at everything set before him
Ii shows that he has been accustomed 10 "g0oG
livingr'
We like Ia see gentlemen stand upon u street
crossing and let l,de- walk around them, through
The mud. Ii shows kbe tenderest regard for the
fair SEX
In CT, wled railroad car we Ike To see gentle
men keep their seats. and let a Lady stand up.
with an infint in her arms IL shows the utmost
refiflem ent and an accomnlrl sting spirit.
la church, on halt. during the delivery OF -
sermon. o. lecture We like To hear persons con
versing or To see them get up and walk out liz
shows the highest respect for The speaker. anu The
mnSt profound admiration at his discourse.
We like Ia see 4 gentleman walking the street
in company with "A Lady, with cigar IN M
mouth Ia shows th,t he II a polished seit!enii'
md .re.n-t"mei to- refined society,"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-17
BURNSIDES COURSE APPROVED.
Order from Gen. Grant
Relative to Kentucky.
STE MER BURNED By
GUERRILLA
Secretary Smith appointed Judge
of the L. \. District Court.
Sc, Sc, SC. SC. sc.


NASHVILLE. Dec. Is The rebels are in in
ere ,sed force at NolinsviIie
Forrest has not been at Charlotte
The Federal are still at Clarksville.
Three hundred OF Woodwar,i's rebel cavair,
came in IA their arms. refusing To tsh. longer
for the Southern Cnniederacv
The weatiier H. stormy Cars arrived on time
All quiet along the road
Nothing new sonth OF Nashville excepting a
slight unmportant skirmish
Woedson Hospital. Opposite MunforisviIle. wa
burned to-day The soldiers were all safely re
moved. No lives lost
A party OF rebel cavalry Yesterday grossly VIC
latep f'g oi truce bv ppuncng on a det,ch
meIt Of the 4th Michigan cavalry while awaitin.
Il reply. capturing fifty three of our men NJ
prospect OF general advance of the rebels
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-17

NEW Yonx. December l6--The Washington
correspondence of the Commercial Advertiser.
writing under date of the 18th. Saws: Ii our arms
are Crowned with victory before Fredericksburg.
IL will insure the appointment of Judge Holt as
the successor OF Mr. Smith. Secretary OF the In.
terror Should any ni<haps occur. it msy lead to
a reconstruction of the Cabinet and the recall of
Gen. Mcclellan to command. Already we have
On any speculatsOn- and the subject but.
like everything else. the war news i To decide IL:
meanwhile most every one !. excited. feverish and
impatient
The bark Reindeer, from So. Thomas Nov.
18Th. reports that she passed the frigate San ia
cinto off th port, and that il was reported at s..
Kiu-. ON the 18th. hit the Alabi returned to
NJ srtinique ON the &c h. aud loading coal
from a British neutral bark in that harbor.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-17

GESknAK HovKr's ExPtD rIoS A correspond
ent sa,s: The EXPEDITION IRON Helena INTO
Nississipti. INTENDED To cut OF Prices retrett
frnm Abhesilie south to j ,cksOn and Vck-burg.
Al also 10 cut of hi- supply communication from
the Latter places. has returned Ia Helena. having
been entirely successful in accomplishing its pur-
pose The expedition penetrated into the very
heart of Mississippi. advancing 10 point on the
Mississippi Central Raiiroad. but i've miles from
Grenada. burning two bridges on that r"'a' ana
tearing 40 near Two miles of track on the Mem
nhis and fernando Railroad, and destroying
hr;a,es and eulyerls. The march made by The
.rmx ~as certainly one of the mOst ensrk able
in the history of the war. Out oil the '.uVo'roo
of the expedition. Indiana was represented .,
four Of her old and we'll tired regiments. the iith.
d h 49, and 10Th. each OF which g'issns reg
mems has AREA II made history Tor Hsei'. Tier
courage aud endurance er undtrsent a seser'r
test than during be terrible march oft~eive days.
through mud and SHOW. ram AMI s'eet. ~Wh''u'
ten,. or shelter through tics~ ups 0l Ms
STRIP Briyadie~GeueraI Hoses ~aS ih commani
OF the expedition. Briguaer General "ashourn
commanding the ca,alry. The two bfisades oi
infantry were commanded by Coz NJ Len, OF
the 43d. and Col Spicely. oi tine 1i'h The con
duet of both OF Hhom ~e are pleased to see
spoken Of in the highest terms IN the ohie'Ai re
pert Of the expedition.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-17

FoRrRIss MoNReE, De, cmber IA Southern
papers say General Foster intends To co.
uperate with the Yankees against Richmond
either by direct advance upon Petersburg, o,
by an attempt to seize our railroad communities
tons at Weldon.
Z he, also say General Morgan attacked an out
post of the enemy. Mt Huntsville, on The Cumber
land river. Yesterday. killing. wounding and
capturing 600 prisoners. two pieces of aitilier,
anu 2.00O small arms Our loss WIS 30 kllleu
and Wounded The day previous small fora gina
train was captured near Nashville With fifty pris
onprs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-17

JlNcl<NtTII Utffmttf 10
Flour rather frmrr = he cio-e. baf pree- IN
changed: snp. s. fs0s IS whsas hsssr Iut
not hishef. re-, 81 al 80. wtife <4f5ff 10
Cor Is. Osis t90 Sic Tor rev and old. 80 -
whski s5c 1888 feefHfs
Hog 20 a ,iemahe: les - ~ 600 he'd 20 =
81 06@si5 ict lgts: 81 ssa< s. So 80 te -
$50 ~ atersee TIE Prize Cusfent eissz the
recesfae for the week - ooo. and Or ne se-ro-.
3s6.DO0 The ehale nusneer fu.eks<t hire u q /.
season IA. 40 zoo Mess pork ther dull:
IeSed Juiy At 81 Is, TO sa,e-. LsTa ~ rsecerss
dem.nd az ez<e. Green meats sL@Sxe fer
cold AZ 4j<06jfc for shoulders. snd clear ssd<s-
Suear - &c higher. Cofee doll
No change IN the market Cor colo. EschssSe
steady 1T lxc discosns 20 par.
Weather cold
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-17
From Frede ficksburg.
HEADoU Arr ER< ARMY rF THE P"roMac
lee, m err 10, !: Is L. NJ.

Durn! lat nj ~ The Army Of the Potomac
evacIated their position the opposite side OF
tie river The movement was n perun- one,
bnt was conducted in safety. The artillery wa
the first to cross the river The last OF the in
fantry brought M the rear shortly after DAY light
The enemy never discovered the movement until
it was too late 10 DO any harm. A soon a
q lat man had got safely across the river. the
pontoon bridges were removed. thus cutting off
all communication with the two shores
There was heavy wind all last night accom-.
paned with considerable rain. which assisted ~
in our movements 10y preventing the rebels learn
ing our intentions.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-17

eB Finding the rooms recently grouped by
me Tor the Commercial College too small 10 ac
cvmmodate the number of persons wishing To
attend. have taken large rooms IN Blackboard :
building, corner OF Washington and Meridian
Streets over the American Express office. and am
fully prepared To receive und teach nil.
Scholars entering d evening writing clas-
now can attend three evenings per week ell the
first of February. at the following rates: Ltdie-.
fifty cents; gentlemen. seventy five cent or la'iie-
and gentlemen in couples. one dollar per couple
II q THos j. Bryant
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-17
CAUTION.

The MARKETS full of limitations represented TO be the
same as BROWNS BRONCHlAL TRUCuEs," which ar,
in most productive positive injury Many DEALER
wiIlrecommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles. afo- "ue prolific themselves Ash fors1d
OBTAIN onl, sgowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs,'
which ny long experiences proved their value having
rece- ed the sanction of physicians generally, and est
monisls from eminent men throughout the country.
BRUwS'S BRONCHIAL TR0CHEs. when allowed T.
dissolve slowly in the mouth have direct influence t.
the affected par the seds;ve and soothing effect to the
lining ofhe windppe into the BTonchiiaays Pull
irritation and gives relief In Coughs, Colds and
he sarps Throat ,ectonsto which public speakers and
singers are liable fehll-di,' 80
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-17
from California

SAY FRAxcIsc ,. Dec is -Celtain Sicramen
tx PAYERS made application low.r court for
an ifjunct restraining the Ire from pay
ing the January interest on the city bonds They
expect to sh that ALI the CITY debt, or about
So00 900. illeg lily iss' e. on the pretext 10
avoid Liabilities for a iew bonds held here.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-17

rESINGER X co S LETTER" A"FAM
lily SEWING MACHINE, with all the recent improve
mentS, Is the BEST and CHEAPEST and MOST BEAUTl-
FUL Of all sewing machines. This machine will sew any
thing from the running of tuck in tarletan to the max
ing of overcoat-anything from pilot beaver cloth
down the sofest gauze go>samer tissue and
ready do its work perfection. II fell, hem bind.
gather tuck, quilt. and has capacity for varet,
Of ornamental work. This Is not the only machine thai
fell, hem. bind. and forth. but will do better
than any other machine The Letter A Family Sewinl
Machine may be had in great variety OF cabinet
The Folding Case, which beco ming popular
ass name implies. that be folded into a box
case which, when opened. makes beautiful substantial
and spacious table for the work upon The
of every imaginable dessrplsin the wood grew
inits aatve forest, deliberately finished
make them. l. NJ. SINGER A Co.
No. ass Broadway. New York.
my Ind annapolis Ofice-No. Odd Fellows Hall
washin gion street. apIs-d&wtfebI So
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-17

- While the Hosn passenger train Of the
Cen'ia Road 49, b cking through one Of tie
sSiiehe- yesterday neon. near the Ilion Drfpf,
the train over the Cincinnati kora started. ADD
The eugines and tender of the two trains had n
scrapins match, 10 which both got pretty well
scratched Where the isuit lay Ne don't know.
Fortunately no one WAS hurt.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-17
Sob Printing.

We sre now ready % do all Kinds Of plain and
fancy job Printing. IN the best s'yle short no
tice, and as cheap as any other Office We have
competent hands. good presses, fine assortment
of paper and cards, and We can do good and cheap
work All kinds of books. briefs. catalogues
&c, printed in the best style and on short notice
We ask the patronage of Democrats. and all 9th
ers that want printing done. III.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-17

NV Yoxx Deremhcr 10. /.
-Four mote reiive. auda shsds finer. Il s. Is
as 81 So sun Stats. 50 inae - 80 "a Set.
- 75G6 % Ter sue " acos.- o.. sc = Glt Sd go
c,mnlOa 60 nciium exua Wl~epursp. 50 Io0
SIS SCR extra r,uud hop Ohio, n.aEkei closing
firm
Whisky withou, material change; ssles AZ III
@ssc
Wheat shade 6rmer. and rather more doing.
stmfg 81 2DtaI %: Miisnukee club 81 25tdl 81.
amber Iowa al S4al 81: extrs chace do,
81 aSts. winter ret Wisconsin, 81 SOL -.
winter rei State 81 44dl -. White Michigan
81 So Cum scfIxe sud shssie hrnsst. -
76@17c for shipping M xea western: eco &c Tor
daasas ed and hestei- -.
Coffee dull and heavy: RIO 29Jse. Sugar
qnet Nsissse< in moderate desns
Pork dull: price unch 'pgr,i. Beef msFkrs
shade lower Hogs irmer. nj So a Ste
fot wi.consln. Lard aI.e..~nkcJ.
Butter unchanged. f f
Money market continues easier. NJ 8 Per c~ns.
on cali Exchange firmer and quiet. =, 81 4S8
a. Ter tserchanis' and 81 Al, al &c lor baik
err bills Gold un, ed and ftmer. opening st
sc. aud advancing TO 8: 4 si'd closing 81 s2z
(0 aSIar.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-17

The CoxcsR=-M sonic Hal wss crowded
lat rirht - hessF fsst,-ehsis ard Paul k,eTg
srst pas sod early IL the day. and STANDING roons
as II lSen.usn. Tie 4uaiei'ce see pefsectiy
ercbsntet. and - language ~ cur could conse
tiea Il tie fapiunu- ieelsng~ thes extfes-.
TO night j. tie isf chance. ava the ball j. Ger
tain 60 be lull again "a otetdowing.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-17

NKwBiRNE, n. c., Dec l0--The free labor
m ,yeiueit. winch has been extensively but quierly
organ zed m EASTERN North Carolina. i under
stoJd iO Ice preparatory TO the ursaniziion of the
Government OF the State on ioyal basis so that
Moth C-nona may accept PI resilient Lincoln :
poiicy oI a. IN ,en~atei eunsuciratiun.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-17

IN Gents slippers, MI styles. fancy. and the
famous German house slipper.
Ladies' white KID CATERS, slippers and all style
Of party shoes.
Ladies' goat. kid. calf and lasting double sole
Bamorals
The finest stock ever opened in the city. OF
aDklets, all styles.
Our, assortment Of stock and styles is now
full and complete for the fall and winter trade
n b. Ali kinds of slippers made by spendiu
workman JON 5. VINNs pGE X Go.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-17


WRreHrs BowLrSe SALooN.-This hvorite
and fashionable place OF resort on Georgia street
is again in running orler, having been rehtted
throughout and tefurti>hed in the best style
Bowling is healthful exercise and recommends
by all physicians. particularly to those whuse
business confines them offices and stores. l.
is iuvigoratng. and there l. sufficient ex'iteme"t
to give il interest without that morbid feeling
that waits upon game OF chance The -krli".
bowler feels pride IN his ability to knock the
pins, and it brings al the muscles into play anu
expands the lungs and sends a hesithtui glow
through the whole system A place OF resort
such AS W rights. where the most fastriiou- eau
60 without the fear ct coming ia coHtact with
any immoral influences. is an institution worthy ol
the patronage oi IN enlightened public. and such
patrunageu receives IL i creditaoie to our e''y
that such is tie fsct Mr. Wright has completed
his repairs, and friends viii be pleased 10
hear that the alleys are again open ana tht
rumble OF the balls again be heard
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

cB WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
NoJsCs W F. PIDaEos. Of Knox eou.ty. as can da,e
for r>dni Of the Bo rd Of Commissioners Of the Sink
ing Fun sui rhe decision Of the ,eg lave Caucus
Of tue D.mocr tic members Of the Legislature.
A.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-17

Legislature will assemble on the sth Of yanu-
AIRY next. IT. action will have deep interest for the
citizens Of Indiana. The >RfHei will contain faithful
and Intelligent report Of its proceedings. that The
reader understand from day day what their Repre-
sentatiyes are doing.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-17

THE THEArKR-Miss Thompson appeared
again rs FsichOn last night, and although the
audience was slim. she played with her usual
spirit and success. Those Who have not seen
Miss Thompson in this character should by NIL
means do 81, il they desire to appreciate the
alton OF the author. IL is character suited Ia
her artIess and natural aud Yet finished st, lie oi
acting. We understand that il will be repeated
To morrow night. at the request OF yer, m,ny who
had eugared -enfs III The c,,n, erf last nin hi
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-17

RuxIox's GALLERY his old and we'll e>tab
lished gallery has been doing ct late an immense
business: n in addition TO the local trade Oh Il
flows there a. a matter at course. the propiie-
tor has been filling large orders from other cities
The specimen room j. picture gallery. IN which
a person c .n pass an hour with pleasure and pr"ht
Every stye OF sun pictures a,'d paintings are to
be seen there. aud recognizes the f'eeS ot old
friends with the lite like colorii,g that the magic
brush OF HAYS has tinted upon them. Mr. Il ~
still does the painting Tor this gallery. and he u a
famous for his truthful coioring as : Runon Tor
his skill in taking sun p cureS.
Photograph. taken directly on canvas. ana
thus one great objection tn that style ot pictures
4 removed They are rs durable, OF course, rs
the old style Of paintings on canvas, and when
colored, a only Htys can color them, are In
more truthful. Small daguerre 'types are raised
Will, great fidelity. o any 81 iced Of th'-
kind of work Mr. k"nior. this season. has done
an immense amount. Pe'sons avng their small
and fading pictures OF deceased friend. have
only 10 seud them 10 have them photographed e.
any size and bv sending along description al
the person, color of hair and eN e.. and the com
plexion. lie ike painting can he mlde w
have seen manv OF these works and heard enthu
sisstic descriptions from friends OF man, more
The gallery. every one here knows. j. on Wash
insten street directly opVnsite Glenns Block
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-17

CHASeE or T,Nr.-I he mail train or the PERI
and indianapolis road will hereafter leave lud
annapolis at l2:3G p NJ. instead OF at o'cloe i
p NJ rs heretofore. and will arrive at Peru vi
4:25 T. NJ The time Of the other trains TN,
road re maips unchanged
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-17

B, sToS. December is A letter from p 2
Royal dated tie 10Th staies that B'nks passed
there on lie sih. buuni South One of his
steamers brvke do~n and was to~sd in.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-17

win assemble, an the mot important questions
will b. brought before for determination. one Of
which, the Emancipation aud Colonization policy % the
President viii vtaIy affect the future Of the country.
All interesting Congressional proceedings will he re-
ported In the SRtiat.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-17

o. o F-The officers and members of Ger
mania L,dge No I29 are hereby notiiieito NEE
at the q l.. II. on THURSDAY evening. Dec 18th
at O'Clock. for the purpose of eIecting thre
Trustees for said Lodge
r RFxpyn per Secretary
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-17

BALTIMORE. Dee 10 lit - reported by the
Cd p .nI bat that the English steamer Cafmas
reports having seen large fleet entering Cape
Fear river
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-17
CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

r. Spencer - West Washington street. has
fine assortment atilals. caps. ladies' furs. hav
cracks. &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-17
ADVANCE IN PRICES.


We propose 70 publish, IN pamphlet form, the able
realise Of Judge cuErs ExEcrrfvS Pa~Sn the mot
comprehensive and fore bic which has yet been written
that subject. with the address Of The State Central
comaittee produced the recent Po-
Ile.I revolution IN Indiana Both will make one pam
phlet of Is pages which will furnish at 81 per bum
ord ms document -houid read by every citizen Of
Indians. Address orders %
ELDER. HxRKSgss BINGHAM.
November IL iss2 Indian polls, Ind.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-17

copy year, in advances. sc 90
i - weeks, = OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 30
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY sENTiNiL.
~ cop P aud the If the cl 3D.. Is "a
20 c"peS and lac maker of club. 20 90
Additions be Dae club my the allow.
rates he names viii be printed each paper with.
extra chaige.
No paper will he wi.ho prepayment. contin-
ued ions than pad Tor. Address
ELDER, HARKNESS, A. BINGH VI.
indianapolis. Indiana.