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CINTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
O-Fr.n, fot II Cottlandt strcct-C9nh cling At
U,nr,ar Junction with Delaware, Lookswnna,
western Railroad, and at / tn with Lchigh Val.
lev Rlilr, VI and r. connections, Tor ming direct
lne h. PIrTsBUEGH AMI tie WEST, without u
SUMNER ARRiSGENESr
Conmtncns Mar Oh, l'e!. Leave New f)ik
,i.xals.tna Exr,rs4-A, %. ", Tor ri','n,
RendiIg Pttsy.!t, llrrisbu's, Much Chunk,
" iu1-1s ut 30.
MA Tn,t>-AtsA. ", Gr Ept5n, watct Gap.
J, raut l.. Great sol. P.tt~.u Wikrsharye g.
- " THa rGa TRsiS-For Etstpn, Miuoh
Chunk, W. iailspoit Reading, Po,tyiie' Harris
a.. " Taoron TsAts-For East,u, Bethlehem,
A Ut Vs., Dui VI 10. Chunk.
BORN WAY I.,t.--for Bonneville.
500 J. ~ WesterhESprr. for E,stln, Alcltgwn.
u, uu4, utrf -lutg, PItt7Juu', and the Wet.
s'.ea.us cars from jersey C.ty through TO PITS
EArrrss TFAIs FOR nARRisBuEo.
III, q \. II. Eylrefs IrI.n FROM Ntw YORK AT.
-ives q, If,-ri.l rt a,i T. NJ c,nA0, ting East aud
Cctr, ~. n.a.i y I'll aud South. and with Cum
l,r.al1 ', % H,.'r. it. -
rHE THROUGH LXrEtss TRAIN FOR THE
leaves SoN York at : + n. daily q nlnys er opt
ci. maxim close connection nj IIarr,abury WITH
T. uut,.vIi. r.. f,.l-,,Itl 40 chuuge - cat, T.
p.ttsb1r., and bit uue & Cincinnati rui Chicago
Pour i..irs TIM. " 8.st,i hv taxing ills train.
~ iHABtfipDEf AND NtW YORK TERRY
leave NV fof. from Pr No. N1rth RIVER At
i2u end li.2o ", 3.2", $50 anil 6Op 4. ".
it' bpnts = g. II B,fg,n Point sui Mariners
H'r'''r eysry trp,a.h way.
suiJ lY'Iob tOHS o. Stems, snpcrintcpdent.
.nN AND AFrTR MONDAY, MAY OH,
" l>'2 Tr,int 900 the iiuoson River Ha.'rosd to
ahi .riin Nv Yrk, 1puy, Troy, and places
ttIt,l; Guiuf NYrth, Lave Ihirti.th street > 10
~. Ipuk, RI T. Passenger Tram. ppns nj al sta
t,n' north ~ NJ. t'"n Hni A b.maams. Lave
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-06

Entered according ~ act u Congress In the
tt'k's Or ", az th. u strict Court ~ lie uthrtn
u 'trict of Now N'rN. 10y Moses :. u nch. tn the
ieai me thousand eight hundred and s.Nty two.
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SEWING MACIilNES-FINKLE & LYON,
~ aud other first class sewing machines 10 rent or
for sale. ON monthly payments. Instructions tree,
snd no charge for delivery. Apply TO Z. II. DIA-
MOND, at the office OF the Finkle q Lyon s. N. 60,
55s broadway. my2O 24ic'l28
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DENTIs'rRY.

A RTIFICIAL BONE FOR FILLING ACli-
IA ing aud deoayed teeth, put in soft without the
least pain, color Of teeth, anal warranted Tor lie.
G.. ID. CRAWFORD, Dentist, ~ Anity st. second
block from Broadway. my ~ Eac-llo
A RTIFICIAL TEETH OF THE MOST
1Abeautiful kind are inserted by D. T. kESSE-
by, 1855 Bowery, . doors below spring st. a. ms
unusually low prices. These teeth are guaranteed
10 give perfect satisfaction, are inserted without
Who. sets ON gold from S26 OF ON silver from
so. Partial sets gold from W each .oo,h Or ON
silver from 81 my24 2oac'109
BEAUTIFUL SETS OF TEETH lNSEk-
ID /, 4 at 50 and $40 per -ett Part sets % cen"
per tooth See samples American Teeth CO. Den
lists, $50 Bowcry, opposite oth st, \ Z, mo soac
nR. HOYT, DENTISr-9O7 BROADWAY,
- 3 doors above 10th st-inssrts beautiful sets
Of teeth on bis improved atmospheric plates, with
or without extracting che roots, ON gold as low M
$50; silver s.; rubber, $40; pl TINA, $50; artificial
hone filing inserted without pain, 10 cts; gold, 30
cts. 81 81 am,lgsm, % cts; extrartlng 70 cts
| All work warranted mHl2 Hh4c'l3s
NJ Is. GRIFFIN i BROS, DENTISTS, 2ls
| lNs Grand st, opposite LOrd .ud raylor's, n. Y,
| and 23I Fulton 81. Brooklyi- arc inserting iuii OF
partial sets Of th,r IN proved ARTIFICIAL TEEN WIN
en- without extracting the roots Fun stt's ON son'
platins, $40 silver or rubber Slo paruai sew
! colt, per III, 81 sver or rubber, VI, Ieeu
/ .tr.'t-' N.iO NJ. PAIN, by our ben nlAnH pro
, ... ,,,ta kree ~ ~'arinP "
o. . ~,
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PROVISIONS.
IL o. y. +. y. +.
lAyr XnIfR MONEY
SHIPPING, sc.

FOR lIVERrOOI-OlD BLACK STAR
In The packet shin CYNOsuRE, lying at
pht - Eat rlyer, sails Jane yth. The NORTH
AMERICAN s,is June Ian Fol passage spp.y on
board nr T. WILLIAMS d GuIOS. 40 Fua1n St.
uyl49ia,s
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES AT RE-
~ ducod prices, and superior quality, wholesale
aud retail. Sinser's 80 cents per dozen; HoWe's,
fhkle snd Lyon. ~ cents per dozen. Call aud cx-
aninc. JOSEPH TH0RNE, manufacturer. 30 aud
ID West Iio,i ston st. my22 2iac'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-06

ALL FLRSONS HAVING RELATIVES
u uK FRIENDS
s.. , 90 contracted N
ON l. OF ST RON g. DR y X,
s',,...i 90 .nI'" u-.
IR HELi's NrRvlSE POWDERS.
M he 3 ven untu1vt e. hr dr.ntcr iu coffee,
trn.r iJUur. Wtrruf-l harmless aud free fiDu
Ia..0Hil X effects. Pritr.O one Dp,pr.
t.. .iie Il dj DIVISION y, aud n iishh ave. v.
~ NJ. HAYES 10 F4t,n 4 Brooklyn. j.
T. BKltSE ~ nth : rDpd - Williamson =,
.ad lr MERGERS, 22l p.,ad ~ Newark. y. j.
mhg2 2itc'uO
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IOIa SALE AND TO LEI.


RROOkLYN-LOTS FOR SALE OR TO
Apply T. kOBERr Z. BELL VI Az aud 2sta It
south Drookyu. apiT u'l37
EOE SALE-TENEILNT HOUSE ~
" Ok yTt--a srnai., tfos tory lriCl' house and
.o AIN store On lst G1,r, iss qater and rents
= Z over 10 per Ut. on 100 fuc' $3.50, Isrs
AN reina on MORTGAGE 4, !ssr,d Apply 10 d.
KELLOGG, f3a Pcail ~, y. 4, " 70 w.
DUNE, 2H s25 Warrington he.ket, ~ Y.
Uy.1 2f'c'ilT
EAlN FOR SALE OR LNCHANGL Shore
ifupury. about 30 i.rsA isuis-fD'iy 'ooaied
For Particulars, luq. re u L. ". bLlsLY, iY2
Gfani -. Wi.'Iam'Iar,. my22 2Iv'iio
TO lEr-THE sfrRr AND BASEMENT,
= IS y san II. ARP y ~ tktNC's ; IIOlf-
WA "a Hr1tdHsy, ~ J. uAt ION, Nasss1 "
% ,ris3
NO LEr--A NNCHlNE NUOP, -. df 81
end 80 Va.,r ~, b.. s.yu, " IT. ~ bore power
en-. ne, atlios. drills aud eycry thing iltod of q
o. o.. the a.ui TIE tin!s fn,ft g them ARE
urH. II tot 10 10 - L'iIr' MI The inoutl - J iae
usxt the tsla vli DC soil Al pubic Huc t.o o.,
v.,u duo t,tcs WI y, ,ir'n. h.o bass
Is .. T. y, OF 90 &c .rem.ser, 81 lrilt -
NJ ~ ,ir'ta
TO LET ~ me SIN BUILDING. COR
u iar ~ N,.ttu AMI Igt % $751; o.n -ua sui n.i O.
r.'rr., utaflo ',r fpstu'l timing I'uI-sls, W IL
fiI'h steam 1o"'r"m ''' 'ai iir'lu.rf. h'il
80 SO-rOR SALE Ar CENTRAL
-CDO M,rrlssu'n, loo f,ft "r .ne Yep :, "a
l,.l- house, " it. st.'e, snl 20. 81 ~ loo fr,t,
to- inilsputahs. Gel d, 1ryon Row, n
10. u - 2ii,'iD
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SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE-TWO
- ot ladd d webster's fast speed machines, new
aud In perfect order will. I've sold Mt great sscri-
hce, the owner having no use for them. Inquire At
$50 Sixth avenue, between 3Tth aud 3sth SITS, in the
store. je2 S'3lS
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,,pLCThtI ES-GoOD AND CHEAP
y Weak at mp. r1l. Prof RtNK'S cole
hrai'd eve prcscrycr, accurately adjusted :, d-i.,
I e VISION 10y M experienced pr,.t ioai opticiRn
Surtt,o',s boiil ~, spi tax IA IA cNol ,ucc or re-
n-L-r-. ~ Hnml y. unhr E-lrl..- IN. % 2lN 'lll
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-06

SEWlNG MACHINE FOR SALE-ONE OF
- singers No. machines Tor lie cheap, the
partisr are gong Into other business. Inquire lO2
Biyard st. Ri floor. my2T 2iac'2Tl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-06

STEAMER THOMAS +. HULSE LEAVES
- the loot o. spring 1t n r., daily at 10 A. ~,
g and TP. NJ, for Guttenburg, Balls Ferry, Plea
SAINT Valley and Fort Lee. Sundays at 10 A. NJ,
and ~ Pm. From Fort LIE, daily, at N, IL NJ,
3 and ~ +. N. Sundays, N A. NJ, ~ NJ, and 4
sta, 10 and mp trips, and down trip. mylG 2asc'
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s'rEAMusOATS.

nay BOAT FOR ALBANY AND INTER
- mcdlat. lsuding-St. amer ARMENIA, fiOm
foot Of Harrison II, every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, At o',lOek A. NJ, stopping at 3O,h st.
my24 t'iV6
EXCURSIONS--TO LET FOR EXCUR-
4/sious on reasonable terms, Barges CLEVELAND
and LEXINGTON with steamboats, and Groves
Apply to W. d T. MYERS, on board Bulkheal. pet
vcstry aud Lnght 81, North River. my .a.r'los
EXCURSIONS, EXCuRSIONS-SIE AM-
IL boats .nd barges to charter for encurslons;
also Dudsy's Grove. Apply to WIN. W. KINNEY
3oI Yves, ST, ncm West 10Th, mylii'''le2
EOR NEWARK, ON SUNDAY AND Every
dsy----The steamboat THOMAS =. WAY,
Captain W. j. Baulsir, leaves Pier 20 North River,
foot of Dey 1t, at 10T A. N. aud ~ y. NJ, land
ing at Latourette Dock, Bergen Point, each
trip. myl5 2bsc'i3&
EOR NEwBuRGI, POuGIlKEEPSIE
l. AND ROSDoUT-Landiny at Grassy Point,
CoLzens', West Point Cold Spring, Cornwall. New
iIamburgh and Milton, each way. The new aud
elAyant steamer,
MARY POWELL, Capt, A. l.. ASprSsos,
will leave foot OF Jay ~. EVERY AFTERNOON, nj
~. o'cnck. Returning Will leave Rondout At BY
Poughke.psis NJ GS, and Sewbursh at IN A. N.
myl6u
I,TE ANPU TIInMlS II uITISE LEAVES
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-06

Written Ia .,re.,iy for the New York sun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-06
RAILROADS.

CINTEAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Fr,n, Cot u Coitlandt strcot-C 1nl citing At
Ihmn,ar Junction with Delaware, bockswnna,
western Railroad, and ut ton with Lchigh VAL
ley Riilr1 VI and - connections, igf ming drecs
ift t. PITTSBURGH AMI tie WEST, without
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-06

col. .. LAFAYETTE srKrn, 90 Nd BEGiyrSr, r. =. s.v
tsNpKidoS zpuAvEs., KILLED AT IHs BATTLE or
SEVEN PIsEs, MAY Blsr, is6l.
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INSURANCE..
i LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BkODkLYN
orrtcR BR,scH orFiCr.
947 FULTON STREET, II WALL STREET,
PRoOkLIN NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL, $4,000 DOLLARS.

This Company in-utea property Of all kinds ngains
Lo-s or paua-e 10y iii,, on as favorable terms a
similar Institutions.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-05

Advertisements published In both the Daily and the
Weekly saxrlxKL will be charged the fun Daily rates.
with oue-half the weekv rates added.
Business Notices Published IN the local columns. Of ten
lines Or under will be chsrged for each insertion sl' If
ten lines. ten cents per line.
Charges will be made for Inserting the notices 81 the
following Orders Societies and Associations at the rates
named to be pnid IN advance
Military Companies, Order of Odd Fellows, Masonic
ORDERS benevolent Societies and Singing Societies.
Dor each notice exceeding lines % cents Tor each
INSERTION over eight lines at this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached. ~;
without notice free
Marriage Notices 80 cents.
Notices o Festivals Pcmcs and Excursions gotten up by
individuals associations, hy churches a. the regular
prices.
Advertisements loaded end placed under the head ~
Special Notices. II ten lines ove will be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisements making les than three lines. inserted
once In the Daily, will be charged hfty cents
Yearly advertisers TO paw quarterly.
Announcing candidates for ofices Of every description
% be charged the Of t 90 for each name n the
Daily aud 81 IN the Daily aud Weekly, the same 1" be- tn
all eases. paid ia advance.
Legal advertisements inserted 1.-THE expense Of the At
toreys ordering deiayahe FOR the legal proceed
tugs, but coec'ahe a usual time Publishers not
for the accuracy cf legal advertisements be-
yond the amount charged Tor their publication.
ELDER. HARKNESs BINGHAM,
Propretors Indiana State sentinel.
J. NJ. TliFORn,
President indianapolis Journal Company.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-05
BOOK BsN DExs,
CHINA, GLASS AND aUEENswARE.

HAwTHORN BUCHANAN. Importers cf China,
Glass and Qaeensware. No. 81 East Washington st..
Indianapolis, Indiana. d1y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-05

~. per.uus knowing themselves indebted TO will
q please call at their earliest convenience aud make
settlementof same, and 0bligc X. BROWNING.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-05
JEFFERS0NVILLE RAILROAD
Two Trains Daily, Sundays Excepted

Trains Arrive Trains Leave.
e;fa T. M....ss.. ss..ss....'.. .-'s....'. .'fe A.
btlu A. Me-. ..s.sssssss' bW r. NJ
A BOvE TRAINS STOP FOR THE ACCOMMODATION
~ Of passengers at Southport, Greenwood, Franklin,
Edinburgh, Columbus making connections at Seymour
with trains the Ohio Mississippi Road. and ~ Louis
willie with trains the Louisville Frankfort Lexington
and Louisville aud Nashville Roads
Freight tralnslcave daily Freight promptly forwarded.
Onioe, Madison Depot, West side.
A. \. CAROrHERs. Superintendent.
J. q. wnircoan. Freight Agent. apl'62-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-05
MERCHANT TAlIORS.

IL u.RI FERGUSON, Attorney and Counselor at Law.
IN Pays cash for approved Judgments AMI mortgas,s.
al negotaies loans, notes. &e ofice, - East Wash
ngton upstairs, second door % the right hand op
posite 6ienn's hiock. oct9
MCDONALD. RoACHE A LEWIS, lJosehp n. Nc Dom
Ivt aid, Addison l.. Roach. Joseph \ Lewis At
iforHcys and Counselors al Law ftna Insurance Com
pany Building. second door, Pennsylvania street eldly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-05
BROWNING ~ SLOAN.
LATE X. BRowNING,)

% West Washington Street. indianapolis,
Have n large and well selected stock OF Drugs,
Medicines. Chemicals, Paints oils. .Narnishes, Dye
stufs, Glassware. Window Glas-, Brushes,
Cigars Tobacco. Spices, rerfanery,
Fancy and Toilet Articles,
Coal oil and Lamps,
Patent Medicines,
and all articles 20 complete the stock Of Druggist. As
purchase principally cash. direct from the import
and manufacturers aud being desrous retain the
reputation which house has enjoy ed u selling
good freSh dtc, great Is taken in the selection
Of Drugs IN reference their purity. our facilities
such that feel confident Offer In pUra and
aduerated articles, strong inducements any other
Western house.
All orders will receive the personal attention of
Of the firm Great taken in the dispensing Il physi
cals prescriptions and family recipes from strictly pure
articles and feel confident render satisfaction
in the prices and quality of goods.
BROWNING A SLOAN,
n West Washington street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-05
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, FRIDAY MORNING,


RlPlBLIcASs HOLDING 0vER.
Delaware and Blackford-WaIter March
Fsyette .nd Union-Benjamin y. Caypool
Fountan-Henry campbell
Hamilton and Iipton-Geo. B. Grubb.
Henarieks and B0one-S0l0mon Blair.
Henry-Joshua y. Mallett
Lsporte and Starke-Abram Teegarden
Miami and Fulton--Daniel r. Bearss.
Montgomery Michael q. White.
Noble, Dekalb and Steubel = Timothy h
Dickinson.
RandoIph-Thomas r. Brown. (contested.)
Rush-Eiward II NJ. Berry.
Decatur--J ID Pleak-l3.
REPUBLICANS ELECTED.
Jeflerson-John L. Mansfield
WayDe-Othnel Bee-on.
Benton. Warren and White-Alfred Reed.
Tppecanoe-Moses c. Culver
Jasper, Lake. Newton and Porter-I.zra Right.
Kosciusko and Wabash-W. G.. Graves.
Parke and Vermillion-O. p. Davis.
Marion-John Q. New (contest) .-S--2l.
DEMOCRATS HOLDING OVER.
Clark and Scott-Chares Z. Ferguson
Clay and Putnam-Archibald Johnston.
Gibson, Dubois and PIke-Thomas Shoulders
johnson and Morgan-Franklin Landers.
Shelby and Hsneock-Martin NJ Ray
Vigo and Suilivan-Henry h. Wilson.
Washington aud Harrson-Simeon X Wolf
Jennings and Jackson-Medea W Shelds-S
DEMOCRATS ELECTED.
Floyd-Augustus Bradley.
Marshall aud ST Jcseph-Horace Corbin.
Grant and Mldison--JOhn ID Marshall
Posey and nderb9rgh-George W Finch.
Perry, Spencer and Warrick--B. l.. Fuller
Davis and Knox-James Williams
Greene and Owen-George n. Moore
Lawrence and Martn--Thomas X Cobb.
Crawford and Orange--Henry Jenkins.
Brown aud Monroe-Paris G. Dunning.
Bartholomew-Franeis I Hord.
DearbOrn-James " Gait
Franklin-Thomas Clifford
Adams, Jay and Wells-George 5. Brown
Allen-Pliny Hoagland.
Huntington and W Whitley-A. j. Douglas.
Carroll and Clinton--Leander McClurg
Cas-. Howard aud Pulaski--John Davis.
Rpey-William L. Hartley-l9-27.
INDEPENDENT
Ohio and Observation-Disclosures Q. Downey
Koscusko aud Wabash-Wiliam c. Graves
Republicans holding over. ..............l3
3" elected ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
--2l
Democrats holding over. ...............
4" elected. ....................l9
81
independents. .......,... ...,......,.......
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ADVERTISING N TuE WEEKLY

four oo
For each subsequent Insertion, and for each iuser
tion Of each additional square. re.............. 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-05


AN AND AFTER NOV. Is, ise2. trains will be
" as follows:
Mail Train will leave indianapolis at LOO p NJ,
stop et all stations and make close connection at kokomo
with train the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Rail-
road for Loganspor Valparaiso aud Chicago, and arrive
at Peru 500 =. NJ In time To make connections With
trains the Toledo aud WABASH Railway, going East and
West.
Returning, the same train will leave Peru at I.25
A. after the arrival of the train the I. w. X. w.
from the East, and arrive a indianapolis at ll2o A. NJ
in time TO make connections for all points East, South
and West
An fxprcsstrain will leave indianapolis az 1920 y NJ,
kokomo with train for Chicago and arrive at
Peru $50 A. NJ In time To make connection with trains
going EAST aud West on the Toledo aad Wabash Rail
way.
Returning the train will leave Peru At 1926 NJ 4.
making close connection at kokomo with the trains
on the cincinnati and Chicago Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso aud Loga por and arrive at indianapolis at
430 NJ In time TO connect with the evening trains TOT
Cincinnati Louisville and other points
Special attention given 20 the transportation OF live
stock produce and merchandise generally.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and superintendent
VT MALorr General Ticket Agent. novls, eddy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-05

DEST American and French Window Glass 500 boxes
Window assorted, from sxi0 36xs0, n store aud
tor sale at lowest figures by
BROWNING SLOAN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-05
NOTICE.

NETE have thi- a.y sold eur Bakery nrs-r-- Nick
w um A Psrrcft
Thanking the pubf In general for their lib raj patron
would respectfully az the eantinnsnce q the
same a. "A J. METZGFR
indianapolis July .. lks9 Iyil.dH
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-05
DRUGS.
N E w T IR M.

n HAVE associated with me IN business Mr.. q. w.
II Sloan, who has been assistant in the store for
OF years past Hereafter the business will he
continued At the old stand under the firm of
BROWNING * SLOAN.
feel grateful for the liberal patronage which we have
rcccived-trst by strict attention 20 business and
the wants pf customers To merit and retain the
X. BROWNING.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-05
MACHINISTS.
- Bc NNy ~ n a. HI II ~ nc
BLACKSMITH SHOP.

HAvISG ESTIREIy REFTTTED THE SHOP FORM
III fiLi occupied hy John Cooper, iu Oseood.
smith Cos last al Hub FACTORY. prepared 70 DO
all kinds 81 wofk IN the machinery OF blacksmi,hng
line Having had twelve years experience in the hest
machine shops IA The country. natter myself that can
entire satisfaction thoss who with
their work. have n my employ y the best black
snlh. IN the Stae ard pay particular attention 70 horse
sboenr sfsd machine forging.
Repairing u al kinds promptly attended to
Model. a all knds built fof the patent ofhce.
Henenher the place. square ~"ash Of the Union
D.pat on IIlInsis street T. BROWN.
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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-16

MODERN CHIvALRY.-A modest young lady
living in Madison avenue, on her way home
one evening, was accosted by rude fellow
who became very insulting. Her screams
caused the vagabond to run away and
brought genteel looking young man to
her assistance. Seeing her overcome with
terror he volunteered to accompany her
home, an offer which she gladly accepted.
When they arrived there she thanked him
for the great service he had rendered her,
said she would never forget it, and only re-
GREETED she knew no way to reward him.
lie listened attentively, bowed and said, "If
you'll hand over quarter we'll call it
sQuare."-[N. Y. paper.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-16

THE BEES AT WAR.-A great battle of
bees recently occurred at Conneaut, Ohio.
Ezra Dipple had seventy swarms, about
equally divided on the east and wOst sides
of his house. On the 18th they went to
war, those on the west side Of the house be-
ing arrayed in battle against those on the
other side. They filed the air, covering a
space of more than one acre Of ground, and
fought desperately for three hours not
for "spoils," but for conquest and while
at war, no living thing could exist in the
vicinity. They stung large flock of Shang-
hal chickens, nearly all of which died, and
persons passing along the roadside were
obliged to make haste to avoid their stings.
Quiet was not restored until nightfaIl Two
young swarms we're entirely destroyed, aud
the slain literally covered the ground.
Neither party was victorious, and they only
ceased from utter prostration. The cause Of
this bitter outbreak among creatures so re-
dolent Of sweetness is quite unaccountable.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-16

C0sT OF LIVING IN THE WEsT.-From q
letter written in Northern Illinois, dated
December 9th, we Gull some interesting
items in regard to the cost of living at this
season. Flour of the best quality was re-
failing at 81 per hundred; fresh pork SO do;
beef SO do; butter l2Ic per h., and drug
in the market; eggs 10 cts. per doz.; fine
turkeys three for dollar; chickens Is cts.
each; wood 50 so per cord; kerosene oil,
best quality, 60 cts. per gallon, and most of
the necessaries Of life in proportion. There
had been no snow up to that date. The
weather was as pleasant as spring, and no
frost had yet formed in the ground.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-16

Still. .WATNG.-Brigader General Price
the Missouri rebel, issued a late proclama-
ti0n, calling on Missouri for $4,000 men,
which he wound up thus:
"Do hear your shouts? Isthat your war
cry whicn echoes through the landi Are
you coming, fifty thousand men? Missouri
shall move to victory with the tread of a
giant. Come on, my brave fifty thousand
heroes gallant, uncouquerable Southern
men-we await your coming"
1t is said that he is still awaiting their
coming.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-16

NATIvTIEs OF THE SOLDIERs.-In more
than three-quarters of the regiments native
Americans are in the majority. The Ger.
mans are In the majority in only six. The
Irish in only Eve out of o hundred. Near
y two-thirds Of the army are American,
Nine'tenths are citizens. The average age
OF the privates Is over "a years. Three.
fOurths are single men.