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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-03-13

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Afss ystis " W. sul III ia o.
sfesllas n gysfas Fslhi'. seh
lfas,si ~ 60 n iiarhs's patent
itsseh lgaitF 'Aahat " r. dellsu
a ~ N fsfaf ia iih y Atfi
tyi vi :. nhsse 100 sphis
~ NJ ihslss ianf ati dpi lso
raatl tall n hBiy ifo gha euass
lslls naafisi m iaag shfss ahi
transported - 10 haffai ~ na
nsutptsi # tHint " min ilphe
Ten JeH Thompson h4i leh a these
fanf and ten ifaa hu ordered
ish Ths orbim n fhasc aiaah
ga hel anasn sai hni overlook n
W VIZ Eteeliehgy VI arriving ~ iht
egnf loci ~ fubfh ma uHh ihia n
fest,e fsapam Ny rlfiiay vii 10
iflsi hin ase aeetahg n tEo gun.
peh slih f0a Ideufenauis " that
n hfilo each Lieutenant will he hbl'
with lai section 20 'hgoi aisiy foal
lsils - eaeh Gfea eqaal ~ e shelt
rlmpahy n infantry With The add
tanai adyahiaeo n reaching tho 90.
nny 1T distance N ffpm iye hun.
died 70 % thousand yafi', The A..
ullery service onefs greater induce.
ments 70 recruits ,han any other, n
lhele y 10 gsrrd " picket duty 3,
perform. and no guns 70 bo clcaueC
aud carried oil their shoulders Will
marching In addition 10 this, th'
men will not have to work on forlih
catiom or inttonchmehli Al thes,
advantages will be more fully OK
planned by Lieut. John David Vance
who has been sometime N The ser
vice, and is nov connected with N,
in raising the Battery. The men,
bcrs Of the company will be vel
cared for during sickness, by tw.
distinguished medical men - ORA. 5
T. Lester aud j. 7. phipps, who ar
members Of the company. Person
having friends and relatives who ma.
wish TO join the command, need not
therefore, hesitate TO urge them t
90. We expect to be ready To tax
the field by the lst Of May, and ca'
Nestly rcqucs, the assistance of cv,
rybody, in order that sc may i
ready. and also to avoid a draft, a
the Govonor informed me that !
intended TO continue calling r.
troops until crery man IN The Stat
liable 10 military duty. IA und'
arms. | shall have two Of the gui
at Panola in two weeks. A bount
of FIFTY DOLLARS will be pa.
to each recruit when the company
mustered into service, and TWEs
Ti-FlVE DOLLARS for clc,hin
Some icr,y-iive recruits have a
ready been obtsined, and ] pref
getting the balance from PIANO
county, bu, ! shall proceed to z
them elsewhere if orr people do II
, =, respond, as | must have them. r
State has already expended $50
on the guns, and | am pledged to {
the men and horses. / also wish
: purchase 30 horses, and those "
can possibly furnish them are requ'
ted to communicate with me on
. subject.
: NJ. S. WARD.
POSTSCRIPT.
!. Some persons have wrongfully I
! Laasa.al 10 ..s..a H. -;....a...
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AA,niniMratsr,s xals q I.so6.

Aamaimistratsr's sale ~ 1.so1.
10y virtue u u decree Of the prcbets
I'D ucnrt Of Pamela county. Mississippi,
MAR ut the February term. lsCs, tho q.
~ters,gncd. Administrative Of the rssste Of
James II. Kelly, deceased, gill, on Satur.
day, the csth dat Of March, 1861, q The
tcert house door, In the town n poools,
In the county Aforesaid. sell nj puhlis aue.
ton, to tho highest bidder, the following
ttac, Of land, sitnated In said county, TO-
wit; The ives, ball Of the south west euas.
ter OF section thirty, towusAip sius. 49,
eight wes,, except twelve squasAssso4
the ~nor'h.eas, corner Of ssld tSnsG .
twelve square acscs In the soush.vse -.
~ Of the east h.lf Of the sou.h.vo1
quarter Of section thirty. t9vsee1p -.
range eight vest Terms; Pen ~
d1llars casb o. the nv u sale, dula14.
i 81 twelve months On ~ halense. Ne;eo
With securisy Ylll h. feqelfsd. Aod No.
usory lien on The land fp(rinsi.
SAkkl ANN kEtLYs /,
FEB. ., 1859. AtaisISlsa1eis.
/ vt0I 4W
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March 6. isGs. n,.iw

To YIN. Mcknnie an1 the heirs " Mich.
ael.Mekinnie aud 81 whom j, may con.
Germ
NOTICE is hereby given thu, tho un.
~ dcEsisnel, guardian Of William and
Michael Mckinnic, has flied in the Probate
Court Of Pamela county, Mississippi. hi-
petition 30 surrender his said Guardian.
ship by permission Of the court. nnd ha.
died bis final acccun, Of his guardian hin
90 far a. the SANG has extended, and tina,
ae w.Il ut the March term ncst o. said
court apply Tor u anil hearing Of tho
cause. and also FOR the allowance VI his
said accoan, with commissions.
h6.iw wM. EDw ARDS.
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or 10 Iur VANS.

Capt WIllohs company leave To-
day for Grind Junction
M A Nr fionnewal1 vu muir.
dered % Momphi. On Sunday night.
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A0onuoooe90o0gso H0o0Q0
ETTER9 u sdnisssrai,es,haytlebeA
- granted 10 the asaee6tfnef. ~
Probate Coart q Pamela cseAsy, -. =
tie January 'ssm, 1859, - ~ soools Z:
STERLING nafsis, dessseed; 81 possoeo
hasine elsins against sasd sdo1Ds ~ M
By notified 70 have tAeh prthaaoo ~
registered, according 70 lew, h Ne CDetoA
once Of saia Cssst. q ~ notles e1l11A
plead IN Mar u ~ sAne.
JAMES 3. SIMMONS,
Feb. 4.h, 1889. AdmisiWssess.
ts.n3-ev.l y
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-03-13

w. haga tlank applications. IN
procuring advances On cotton, ~
sale NJ The Ntaf Office
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-03-13

~ ipht Vnaf hsn siih "a
ne be- Lsaa sffsgeei ~ treason
w. !. mqs epnftsi IN JEFF n hsh
maHI
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~L.lfLDR.N .iOq,sfE.

W'nEkG was Committed to the jail Of
i Pamela rount'. 'hrce ncgtos. one
man. one woman aui onr hoy. rhcy say
that they belong 10 wm. Hawsins, " Tai.
lnha,chie Cnun,y. Mics The man G.l.s /.
ahon; 3 feet ; inches high, copper color
the woman Sally I. about ) ieet 3 ~ |
inches high thc hoy Tom j. ahou, ~ ,rsr.
old, and will woieh about % pounds. Tn
owner j. hereby notified 10 come forwati
and prove property AMI take them w nv. 81
thcy will b. dealt Wiih NJ thu Inv l.scc;.
!. u. JONES. Sfet.
and Tailor. Pamela -.
March 6. lsG2. n5.iw
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u'AKES 10 ~ H. ". Msusses, -,
r~tfinFpari. ~ miles east N fasee.
one .1rrsl hof.s Mule. ~ N II yssts M
lyl hands high. s,ms ssdils msshs, ~
pfalssd ~ ~ ". Alan. ons eisy Iseo
lof'a fosy, u ksns ~. his,siass, ! 4
3 Years Old, anI IN |ae1 ~ tsO.0n. Az
ne bav horse coii. Tors yeats III. ~,
The tae, "A hands high, srpsslss1 4
5000 -
y D. JONES, t.assvw.
iinuafv ~. lsas nm
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-03-13

uw sass. 81 r~=sssss s<f " ~
hshss n Il#sss 4 itssts IBs'sssals.
illsa NsassAss ssqsss' ~ sks~s
laashsti 10 - y slsIs a stas. ssA
n lhsy srhass 81 ava fAait hasss
We ~sH lass Hlssssslffi ~'fss-sy
hass. siisnssi - sgslas, ~ fsyl
mfir n N Aslas lee a
Plpfrh a DAfIH,
hasew IlaisFsllk Mics
fsssf
ev The Provost siAfshaiI n
Nsmphi, has ordered Mss Al saaaI.
molasssa and cotton nov IN llst sai
sept sach - ara sseiel iF ismIlJ
supplies, " Immediately ff'apged
nom NJ eily " . peihl n safeiy
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Ja,ssNssD SONS

Iasaienieis ! L.iloeis sha VII
liam Ieslsf sfe n yoh,e, reeruitins
nv btir companies. f,pt foois
alio wants recruits ~ ha eompany,
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POSTSCRIPT.

Some persons have wrongfnlly CHI
dcavorcd TO create the impression
thu, oil the Licutenancies in the Rat
scry are engaged. This is no. true.
The officers viii be elected by the
men when the company is orgsuized,
and of oursc the Anan who gets III,
most recruits will stand the bes,
chance 10 be elected.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-18
rw Davis keeps elegant silk hats of the latest
style

TIE TEAMMATES ST. Clair has entered
mon the second week OF her remarkable engage
ment. with-every prospect of its being as bril-
liantly successful as the first. To night bill OF
extraordinary attractiveness is announced. First
in order is the ever welcome and side splitting
comedy Of the Observation-Disclosures its author,
Mr.. Charles Barras. as Vertigo Moroid-the per
Torrance of which is a sovereign remedy against
the blue devils in their most aggravated form.
Miss ST. Clair, who supports Mr.. Barras in the
Hypochondriac. also appears in the stirring mill
tary drama of the French Spy. in which she sus
tains three characters. dances wild Arab dance.
and fights a broad combat such ball OF
course cannot fail to ill the theater TO over
flowing.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-18

AS OLD DoDoE REvANPED-A prominent
business man Of our city was melted out of hun.
dred and odd dollars a day or two ago by an in
teresting feminine. The lady. who was young.
pretty of course. and very atfible stopped at one
OF our principal hotels. and made the acquaint.
ancs of the susceptible gentleman. She repre-
senied herself as the wife OF an officer in the
army. visiting the city on some business Tor her
husband Our friend. ~ any gulled man should.
was very attentive To her. and among other atten.
tons took her 20 the theater. On their return an
evening or two since, while sitting with her in
her room. she suddenly rose. made for the door.
and screamed. Her cry of course brought assist
ance. IN the shape OF big whiskered. double.
listed man in military dress. who received the
iainting form of the lady on his bosom. aud -wore
worse thin the army in Flanders The upshot
was that the merchant emptied his pockets TO
avoid scandal. and the interesting lady and her
big whisk cred lord left the early morning train
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-18
Enlistment of Volunteers i'm the Reg.
ular Army.
HEADQUARTERS CENTRAL REcRuIrlSe SERVICE
IxpIASAPoLIs. Ind. Nov. Is. 1862
rSneeial Oriey--No 269

HEADQUARTERS CENTRAL REcRuIriSe SERvIoE.(
ISpIASAPoLIs. Ind. Nov. l5. 1862 !
Especial Order--No. 269.
General Orders, Nos. l5i and l62. issued from
the War Department. 1862. are. by order this day
received. declared TO be still in force. They
pe, NIT recruiting officers OF the regular army to
enlist. with their own consent the requisite mum
Der of efficient volunteers TO oil their companies,
taking not 10 exceed ten from any company.
Said volunteers can enlist for three years or
for the residue OF their time.
All that l. required, Is for the volunteers so to
enlist. when the recruiting officer will notify the
eomnany commander, and said company com
mander will enter the soldier as honoraby dis
CHARGED of the date prior to hs enlistment IN the
,eguIar service. and forward to said recruiting
officer the paw and clothing accounts of the
soldier
No reports having been made to these head
opar,ers under an order issued. of application
maze - TO enlist. the application hereafter may
be made 10 the recruiting officer Glrect, either YER
bally or in writing.
An independent choice is offered by the war
Department. and that choice Is tree to all to the
extent limited Henry b. CARRISGroS.
Colonel 18th Infantry, u. ,. A.
Commanding Post, indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

tE-SINGER a co IS LETTER "A"FAM-
ILL SEWING MACHINE, with all the recent improve
ments, Is the HEST and CHEAPEST aud MOST BEAUT
Full of all sewing machines. This machine will any
thing from the running Of tuck in tsretan to the max
ing Of an oyereoa-anythng from pilot or beaver cloth
down to the sofes tissue, and Is
ready TO do It's work to perfection lesn FELL hem bind,
gather tuck quilt, and has capacity FOR great variety
Of ornamental work This is not the only machine that
fe hem bini and forth, but will do better
than any other machine. The Letter Family Sewing
Machine may be had In great variety Of cabinet
The Folding Case which Is beco ming popular
asits implies, that be folded into box
case which, when opened makes abeautifu substantial
and spacious table for the upon. The
Of every imaginable design-plain as the wood grew
ats native forest deliberately finished
make them. l. NJ SINGER 4 CO..
No. ass Broadway, New York
LIZ" danapOlis Office No. Odd.Fellows' Hall
Washington street. apls-d& wtillfebi CD
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-18
Respecting Pay Of Paroled Officers
and soldiers.

HEADQU ARTERs GENERAL MASTERING SERvICE.)
STATE or INDIANA.
indianapolis. November IL. 1867
SPECIAL ORDER No. 27l.-I. Officers and
/" soldiers on their parol not mustered for pay
October 3lst, 1862 can still be mustered for
"pav.
Where several from regiment or company
are thus entitled to pay, they will be mustered
" as detachment upon a regular muster and
"pay rod.
Officers will be mustered with such provs-
"ional companies. or separately; the former is
" preferable >
III Officers will report at these headquarters
for Instructions Non commissioned officers and
privates throughout the State will report AT
Camp Morton 10 the commanding officer, to be
organized into temporary detaehLlents for mus
ter and paw. BY orier OF
HENRY Il DARLINGTON. L ; A,
Commanding Post.
LOUIS s Morris. 18th U. 5. Infantry, Acting
Adjutatt.
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HAPPINESS OR MISERY
THAT Is THE QUESTION.

,U,HE proprietors Of the "PARIsIAy CABINET or
il WONDERS, ANATOMY. and MEDICINE have
determined regardless Of expense 70 ISSUE free for the
benefit Of suffering humanity FOUR Of Their most in
srcctive and interesting Lectures Marriage and its
Disqualification. Nervous Debility, Premature Decline
Of Manhood Indigestion, Weakness or Depression, Loss
Of Energy and Vital Powers the Great Social Evils and
those MaAdes which result from youthful follies Ex
Of Maturity Ignorance Of Physiology and Ma
lures Law These invaluable Lectures have been the
means enlishtenng and saving thousands, and will be
forwarded the receipt Of four stamps, BY address
ing SECRETARY PAEIsIAs CAsiSrT or Askroxr AND
nTDIckE, 563 Broadway, sss York is3S-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-18

- The attention of the travelling public is
called 20 the change of departure and arrival OF
trains on the Cincinnati road. On and after this
day trains will leave Indianapolis at 5:l5 A NJ.
ll:25 A. NJ. and 7:05 p NJ and arrive in Gin
cinnati at 1910 A. NJ, As p. NJ. and 1920 at
night Trains leave Cincinnati at 500 A. NJ ,
I2:45 p NJ, and 500 p NJ . and arrive at Indi-
anspols at 1910 A. n, els 7. NJ, and lo:lO
p NJ This is the shortest route to Cincinnati.
and to all points in Southern Ohio and North
eastern Kentucky. For further particulars see
p NJ Lithgrow, who has been appointed adv er-
Using agent for this road. Tickets are now on
ssle by this route TO Lexington. Nicholasville and
Danville. XIV.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-18

/ want few good journeymen to which will
pAv the following prices:
For dress OF froek coats 50 TO .
For overcoats, 81 20 10.
For business coats. 81 10 b.
For pantaloons. 81 50 TO l 40.
For vests 81 TO %.
None but first rate hands need apply
TaiIors should take into consideration that my
house is the only merchant tailoring es.ao'ls"
ment in the city. LOUIS o0aol' a. q
PS Al.o A bushellman wanted. Io-Z
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-18

SKATING PARK Cannot some of our enter.
prising young men form an association and ge,
up a skating park for the approaching winter on
the plan adopted in other large cities Skating
Is delightful and heathful amusement, not only
Tor gentlemen, but the ladies'; and il nice little
park was enclosed. and regulations adopted for
preserving good order, the ladies would doubtless
patronize IL, There are several fields near the
canal admirably adapted for the purpose. Who
will move ia the matter 7 indianapolis must not
be behind other great cities.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-18
indianapolis, Nov. IL.
E Davis keeps fine soft hats-large assert

sE- The Mayors Court yesterday morning
had its usual supply of DRINKS and disorieres,
but nothing of unusual interest. ii we except one
case. That was gentleman from the rural dis
trcts who met one of the White river sylphs on
the street and so pleased with her address
that he paraded the principal thoroughfares with
her. Thew were intercepted by policeman in
the middle Of lively conversation and walked
up TO the Office to settle lie was indignant that
a gentleman could noe escort lady in the
Hoosier capital without paving fine for il, and
other visit.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-18

~ On Sunday night. the carriage house OF
Major Locke. on California street, was entered
by thieves, and fine new buggy stolen Major
Locke u absent in the army. About a year ago
he met with n similar loss. The buggy was
tracked TO the bridge on White river. and that Is
the same direction IL Il supposed the other one
went. The city. as We have often said lately. is
full of thieves aud burglars, and people cannot
guard their property too carefully.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-18

exchange 90 PRISONERS 1t was stated few
days ago IN n dispatch from indianapolis, that
the Government, In footing up the running ac.
count with the rebels, regarding paroled prison.
ers. had not enough % secure the exchange Of the
entire number of parolea Union prisoners. This
we are gratihcd 10 observe, turns out To be n mis-.
take The following information from Fo, tress
Monroe shows TINT complete exchange has been
effected. with the exception OF those captured ut
Harper's Ferry aud that there is balance due
TO the United States of 6 900 priyates:
"Col Ludlow, OF Gen. Dix's staff has returned
from Aikens Landing. having very successfully
completed the arrangements Tor the exchange OF
oil prisoners OF war.
The following officers and men are duly ex-
changed, to wit:
lst All officers aud men. both of the United
States and Confederate service. who have been
captured and paroled in Virginia aud Maryland
up TO November LIST. 1862. except the United
States officers and men captured and paroled
September, 1862, at Harpcr's Ferry. And all
deliveries OF prisoners up To November Ii. 1869
made to the United States authorities in the Pc
ninsua and It's adjacent waters, are included in
this exchange
I'D All officers and men captured and pa.
rolled at Santa Rosa Island. October 9TH. ls62.
+" 3D.. All officers and men captured and pa.
rolled at Chambersburg. October 4th. 1869
" 18th. The list Ohio Volunteers, captured al
GAINESVILLE, Tennessee.
9Th Officers and men captured at South
Mills, North Carolina.
18th. ltl non commissioned officers and pr
Yates belonging To the 2d u. s. cavalry. LIST u
s infantry, 9th U. ) cavalry, 2d U. ) artillery
81 L s infantry. 9th U s infantry. sth 10Th
llth, 18th. and nth L. 5 infantry. 4th and 5tl
U. 5. artllery-seut from Annapolis. Maryland
to Columbus. New York. October 4th, ls62.
7th. All officers and men captured at or nea
Richmond and Lexington. Ky, by the forces IN
der the command of Gen. T.. Kirby Smith.
sth All officers and men delivered to Cap
tains Lazelle and Swan on the LIST. 5th. 7th, l2tl
and Goth of September, 1862, and on the 18th 0
| October. 1862
9th All officers and men paroled mt Cumber
land Gap on the 2d and 18th of October. 1862
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-18

ABBorT's HisroRY or THE CIvIL WAR.-This
splendid work is progressing finely. The first
volum Is expected about the first OF the year.
Other works may be rushed upon the public ear
lier. Mr.. Abbott finishes carefully what he un.
dertakes. Now is the time subscribe. the
publishers need to know what H. to be the de.
mand. Mr. Moody Is now canvassing the south
part of Center township. Marion county. and We
commend him aud all our agents to the conf
dence of the public CLARKE & Co.,
General Agents for Indiana
indianapolis, Nov. IL.
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ers that want printing done.

To Local ADvrsrfsKRs. Occasional, or tran.
silent local notices will not be inserted IN this
paper hereafter unless they are paid for when
handed In. and 70 insure insertion must be handed
IN before 3 o'clock +. NJ Local notices of FIVE
lines aud under will be inserted one time for 50
cts-; each additional insertion Of the same mat
ter, % cts; marriage notices, 80 cts; funeral
notices, ST. pay required In advance Notices
for beDevoleuE societies not exceeding FIVE lines
one insertion. 25 cts. The above terms will be
strictly observed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-18

GES. MCMILLAN Axp SENATOR HARRIs-At
Albany. on Monday. Senator Ira Harris. in his
morning address 10 the law students at Albany
College, said he was grievei and indignant at the
removal of Mcclellan. regarding il as a fatal
mistake. and that he had written letter to the
General stating his opinion.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-18

~ Our young friend. Captain Walpole, is in
the city Tor the purpose Of recruiting brass band
for his regiment, the 5Sth Indiana Infantry He
offers extraordinary inducements TO persons de.
string to enter the service. He wishes to engage
the services Of first class band leader AID.
ply 10 HIN at No. IL East Washington street, Up
aiaira
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-18

CoSFEDEH ATE (REsEL) MoSKY.-We will send
post paid. TO any address, on receipt Of 80 cents
currency or stamps. a 500. $50. $50. $40. SIS
81, and 81 bills; also, &c, Zoe, l5c., 25c anC
Soc shinplasters. as specimens. finely executed
on bank note paper, and so perfect that the,
cannot be detected from the genuine.
Address X JOINS x Co,
Box 1861, p. o., st. Louis. BIO.
noyls-d&wlms
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-18

THE Hoo MARKEr-The warm weather yester-
day iu'erfefed somewhat with the business Of
slaughtering. Hogs are coming in freely. Nc.
Taggert & Dunn have ! 500 in their pens. and
about 5000 head on the road. The price re-
NAMED unchanged--s4 90 10 81 % gross.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-18

THr TnE TABLE.-We publish this morning
on the inside the corrected time table for trains
arriving and departing at and from the Union
Depot The most Of the roads have changed
Their time within the last week. II the agents
will notify us Of the changes we will keen the
public informed Of them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-18

~ Captain Jordan. Commssary Of the u $
Array, arrived here yesterday from Harper
Ferry. lie returns to his brigade, ia Sumner
corps. on Thursday. Captain Jordan has been
seriously III. bat is fast recovering. and hopes 10
be able for duty by tn time he overtakes ms
brigade in the field.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-18

~ A soldier Who had lost leg In hattie. wss
married the other day in Nashville We con
graduate him single leg is hardly enough
for one. but three will answer pretty well for
two-Louisrille Journal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-18
Job Printing.

We are now ready TO do all kinds Of plain and
faney job Printing. in the best STYLE, on short no
tice. sSi az eaesp as any other eTe, We have
competent hands. good presses. fne assortmen,
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 tina, want printing done. IT,
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s8- Davis keeps many styles of iur caps.


u Members OF The Grand lodge |. o. O. +.
persons In Attendance upon the Courts. aud
strangers generally. who may wish anything in
the way OF hats, caps, gloves. and ladies iurs,
will do well 10 call nj No Is Pennsylvania street,
AM examine Davis large stock of these articles
They all new. fresh. latest styles and sold a,
very low prices.