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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19
Tho following is list of the bids made for the 70
demp.ion of California S'ate Bonos winch wore
d aura yJed on the 18th instant:

A. X. 0dm sse. . Of sc. ! ftrrr ~ Si'y ~ oo !,
g. &c; A. " Wsd.wortk. 5000 at SIC T. H. Woods,
~ 500 q. s,lc " 1hibau $1,000 at eec: Lewis 80,
ae a os fac B. r. Hastings Co.. $1,000 at ecc w. L.
Enbsr SO 500 s3ic The amount Of money In the Treas
NV for REDEEM purposes was $3.50 Total snount o.
csS1,ed. o.S ed sS2. SO; total amount paid. SiT,6p.
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Gicamtoatc an0 RAILROADS..

For ALBA
Meeting WITH TRAINS
leave:
From 30ih-st.
.1:2J. ll;.5a. m., aud 3.S and
5.5 p. ~.
lO:2Sp.ni. lSunG,ys included.
.7.55a M, and l2:2S and 6:5i
4. "a.
: - p. m.
! tl0.lO a. M, snd 5.5S p. N.
y. SMITH, Superintendent
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HUDSON RIVER h.
< 4 NH anl TROY, con
NORTH mI NESf. Train
from ChsmDsrs-si.
Fxpre.f. 7 and ~ a. m., aud 3;
3n and jp. m.
Tros aud Albany with s'oep
tx olrl, iN p m.
PoughAcrpain tlAin, A. 1:lO q
N. and ~ m. anc 0;3D u. m.
feek.kiiltfsin, 4.Us p. NJ.
Sing Sing tain, e.i' d. IN.
b:JOp, N.
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Tnn PAssAIc WhTRR.-The Passac Water viii
DO shut of from Jereey City and uobokoD, tbic
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19

Saturday evening at sp. m. for the purpose Of
rcconnecting the main pipe at Hudson City. The
work will he accomplished during the night.
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Religions Noiltes.

Antioch Baptist Chnrch, nsI9penns"u scI99pan.us Ps.tor'
Preschus ~ The D,assI o. d 6si9f Y = , and
rom the Sin pic.y OF The Gospel A2 az s On WED.
NEsDAY EvENING. Pr.yerAIsetins FRIDAY h'hNi"o'
L..4 fres
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19

IT VIII DC srtU IUdI III tt P"5V usteVIVuo ltaT VIC
deposs are within about six millions Of the with
drawas.
At San Francisco we learn, by the Ariel, Gold
Bars were neglected. The outside quotation If So
The receipts of Gold and Silver from the mining dis
trcts since previous stesmerday amouniedt 600
exclusive of arrivals in private hands. Exchange
on the Atlantic cities is unsettled. The decline OF
Gold at the Esst has e4used some advance in bills
drawn for currency, which are now held al 2@3 y
cent premium. For coin the rate is y cent pre-
MUM, ss heretofore. The demand continues ex-
tremely limited. Government DRIFTS offered At par
and saIes to some extent have been effected
Tho evnnrfs OF frenfure were hn follows:
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Ocean Gleamfrs.

Commencing May /. 1862.
NEW ARRANGEMENT for CALIFORNIA
large number o peop. emiga,ing tAe gold mining districts
Of aioruia and British Columbia, per month
| respectively. instead Of three a. heretofore.
Regular d.y, of d-psrinr from New-iorS on the ., eh
lGfh lnd 2ith except the,e cetes Al SUNDAY.
when u. DAY OF depur,nrs viii be the MONDAY following
No. Bo"AuS-sTrsn d. H. ALLEN, Aren't
EOR BOHDEAUX.-The Al brig BELLE
= OF TIE BAY Holloway. MISTER. vii. have d.palch
for irrgh; passage sPPly to WM. j. DEWEY Co, No
% Nsl',.
LoypoN Eyuisluos. Return tickets to London and back
CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL. touching
> ai oaeen,sown tCors Hsrborl.1h Livcrpooi. New
ros sd thiidelplis se'n'hP comPany attend d.Paea
CITY or BALTlMORE......... ;s.ial,ssy A9ri y
SITY AS"3FsS OF Nav
And very pieee-dius SATURDAY. a. noon, from Pies
No ~ NORM ItNef' .., .,..,.,
fIRsT CABIN. .sT5 sTEERAGE... ........"es
Fs. Cabin to London 80. sesraae Loudon..... %
fi.t a.n % Pa-s..... g. SesIage pafls...... H
Firs, Cabin Hamburg. 90 stselg" 10 hlmnurg ~
Pas,snsers al, forwarded TO havrs Brcuien Roerdlh.
Rate nom ycfpoo " Queen. lst Cebn. 80 ea
and ril5 srers.e tom Liysfpocl 40. Vrom Queens
80 I'M T,,ssts c,n be- besfbt here a. uese rates
/ snallug pee pie sond for their friends.
These srsnors have .nperr accommodations fcr pas'er
gers are strongly ooit IN Wat. ii Ia. lion s'cons and
amy rnen' Ffe AnnilA.or'. Ezieiencod Surgeons are
Fo farthsr inionn.ioa apply Ia Liverpool 70 WILLIAM
INMiN Agent No p We,rr -; In glasgow 10 ALEN NAL
COLIN. No ~ Enochr quflei in OaceaH9"n ioT " "
d. sHMDTR s. Co.; In Lonio4 20 Elt tS MAE :. NO.
Iti kiog Miniagi-lt in Paris 20 JULES DECplf No ,
Place do "a Bouf,e; in fhdrphl ~ JOHN o. DALE, No.
III NLnut-s'. or 1t she Conlpany's Ohcss -
n JOIN o. DALE. Agent No. IS Broadway NJ T.
GTEAM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL,
- BELFAST, LONDONDERRY aua DUBLIN for 80
lto powerful Clyd-- built NEW STEAMSHIP ST
6hOEoE, Cspt NYLlf VIII sli from Pier No 81 NoTii
htyef loot OF beechs, on SATURDAY, April ~, at l.
hl' eashpi & fitted In most approved style 10 ipsur
TIE conio nd eicy oi va Rates OF Fasssle-Cab
n 200 nirrued'e so Steerage, 3D. including abun
janl supply Of cooked proyii'ns. Apply 10
FRANCIS MACDONALD 4 Co.
No. o Bowling Green
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19

AnArmy nIcet!ng IN b held in the ~. I, :,

AuArmy Meeting will be held n the Rsf,rwed Dutch
rl.rh MI. aashurrl the R-y. Dr. POkIi-t, !e.t,i or
SstEsqa EVENING n.1t IN aid OF the Board Of fuhl'.
cliion for frn.,bi,g lelsuf Reading 70 thc nr I s
E,vv Ser.ic.s % n o'clock. The Rev. Dr. T'hlrh vi
,,sr, he B.,d a, to is ohje-f. and moyeuirnt~ Al
vi be- mad 10y the Rev. Dr. SMITH OF br1ofyn
,.;e Of couuon interest. What We DO for the defend
.. - an, cv,rueeut utt.t b. done Many Ar. slcA
gcudri sri d,oe We mus, seek their spusls ood now
A - ccrft,If. invited D attend.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19

Auniyrrsnry Of Twentiei.i.,s,rccssaa, csa,cb .,~esn
-, =, IA 7,b..v, TO-MORROW A TERNoOS, a.
elocI Ajdresse. by the Rey' g. fLAhpEWmo, EWmo,pSsG p
Di .EcVAID Sermon for EASTER. IN the Mohfit'p'
by ths Rev g. q. BROOKS Text: 1.-THE Lord Is nsoh III
deed"
Ar the Laigbt-st. Church, corner o. Lss", s ~
yereksfs Rev L. :. hALLOCH will preach -AbbH ~ -, u
MOftNINo upon The True Phlo-oPhy o Lue anu III '"'
TVENiSG upon rhs Harvest Of he SOUL
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19
Annix,r.,ry of TIC snbbath.s,chool ,iission-

Annivrrsary Of tic SnDb" IH..'VHUu' n''nb
ury Associut on of the fh-Ai. fieb byieiial Cun'r"
viii b. h, ID OF SUNDAY ENENifG ApEil ~ m Y @c".A
IN the church 4ts, Of I'd - Addfe,s-s Dy ,ns
Rev TilOs. HASTINGS; by the Pastor the ho' JOHh
PARKER -. d.. sud Others.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19

EOR BORDEAUX.-The 4 brig BELLE
= OF TIE BAY Holloway. master, will have d.pach.
for righ; passage spPly to WA. j. DEWEY Co, No
lt Nall
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19

Union Army Meeting will Il held on SAEBAlh
EVt NlNG, hpi ~ n tue KeioImod nnsh chgIee % ayie
near roge,f Jersey City (the Rev. Hr Van teei 'n'o
In aid o tue o.d OF Publication :or furnishing fesoui u
Ing 10 the Army sri Navy services I - "riqcA ,ns &
sGEST' II tie IOAID sn ARMY CNAfLAlN. snd the
PASTORS OF CHURl lE, Will share in the srfvce' wh.c
NAV lie expected 10 be Of very int esns character
among our NJ en mus, done quickly. All are cordi! III
yited to sf'sud
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19
An Arm, Meeting win be h-ld on sAnBATH EvE'

hsa ay.rea from thu first in supplying Volunteers nm
Rslison. Reading will hold public Meeting At the brcgyn
T.beniso 10 TOMORROW ENENlNu' q, 4 oieloet iih,o No
tbx Ti,ron,b ni,. Dr. J. q. HOLLAND, the Rev. fT
BiRTIE Nj Pastor d Church and Others sre expected
40 addr,.. be nesting
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19
He,besdn Congregational Church,

Dist q the Rev. thAs. u. hAt, fhsoI. hmaheiPa.'o
ia he D,tict Of Coum6i, HsThnser Of uuiversel fre,
dorn" Thi. subject will be considered on TO'MOhtoN
Sunday EVENING 4 o'clock by the Pastor Religion
ssry.re. at 10y I subject Mary the sepuoher ais,
n D 10 Seat. All without d.iinction, invited to al
tsnd.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19

BrookIyn nTabrrnacie.-Prcaehng by the PASTOR
NJ dl m "Chfis,isn Alliance" in the evening 10 furnish
ala T. tr .oldisfs AdlEsiso. from several eminent men
Service, at 81 O'Clock
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19

ONG ISLAND RAILRoA,D1.m-.c.h1a.%.snfoe .1 ..s foe, q
PssSs ysSect, sIso. o.s9s
lHhst f. R.-AtB a. IN. lS' IA o. N for Sy9s'esi !" w.
a. ana m hep fDT GREEN SSoenpo 81 At p " tos A'~P'''''
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Cb,rcb of The New Dispensniion.-Relisio

exercise, IO-MOkhON 81 a. ui' o. ooPrI '
No. spiritual meeting ~ p ~ al llhksoofHrT' hsil
10 gO6 aav bctwecn 20h aud 2is-sts. Lecture In th'
e,rpin. at a tho Place Collection taken up to
del. ~ expenses. Sociabe on TUESDAY tVENiNG.
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Unnaor-nince Dnpiist Church, Rrooltlyn.-T

yane-siTtGf ut. D.. slurch.-tlnie vii be preach.
tnf ir ti. tll.cL 1OHONkuW (ruHdtJ) ct lui nd
ID o. n by the rev yapp poin'ed Pastor tue Rev tNlEL
Bl'Ck tnSer Mefils af o'cleok p. The pubis arc
fesprci ifnly iuyiicd to attend
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nor BRIDGEPORT.-The steamer BRIDGE

4 PORT will leave Peck.slip Z. H.. every TUESDAY.
THURSDAY AID SATURDAY, u Y o'clock noon arriving
In Bill.por IN tine connect with al the Express lrsa
Returning. leave bnds.Dort every MONDAY, NEDsLs
H. Fei.h, taken and bin to all stations The HoG's
tonic Railroad.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19

ard 0tlr.vs. HE HEV Henry j. FOX having been Ar.
pa-tsd Pastor by the Conference os tho ensug year will
PIE oh gp-hOLhOW tuuisyl, Arnl a. ~ lol O'Clock.
NJ AID a p Payer meeting a. o'clock p "a. Seas
fr,e. al afc cordially iusi.sd G. ait.nd.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19
Creene-st. NJ. T.. Church, between Broom aud

I.ediing ". =. Church, Fest ls'h-st. north side,
brtu eru ist aud I'd afusve.ait Pai Or AtEL
STEVENS, Pastor. VI p.oaci on SUNDAY MORNING, ~
boz o'clock the 81 Of the c0urse u The Bible
aud d. the INEtlNG at7i O'clock Scits rce. Strangers
are cordial invited
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19

place Bishop POTTER viii administer the lite of Conhrn
tion IO-MOLLOW Eas'erl IA rERNOON, and tie Rev.
s. Ii TYING. ir. VIII preach in hs EvEslNG. Services AZ
.rt 81, aud ~ clock lrrr special collection IA
- OF tho Chnrch will be made at each service
Preaching IN EFench-By Prof. G. MEL. EVERY
SUNDAY a. 81 O'Clock in The Sahbiih ScLoo.Room Of All
Sovs Cbgicb cowet VI t.hsY sdlgha ruanee ca 9Qths
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19

Methodist Protestant Chnrch, Attomoy-st.. The
Rty 49, T. HAANOhD Pastor -fIoachiur TO NOR
ROW MORNING. al lo. O'Clock. AlIERNOON. at 3
O'Clock. hy the fssiofi aui also hFENiNL At O'Clock
the public Invited Seats hr-.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19

,Ichn-.t. ". r.. Church.-The Rrv. Wm n. MIL
BURN. Isst.r VII preach iOMOitRDW MORNING. et
100 O'Clock. EYENlNG. a. g. Prayer meeting before
ius service. prncius st ocock sHaugeIs iuyod
a. be- o.essut. Seafs fiee
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19

FIRST free-Wni Enptist Church, 2'th-tt., be-
twre. = .ay std $50, ty.- Preaching TOMORROW
MohNlNi. AZ o'clock, 10y th. Rev. ID. GROESBECK.
Prayer snd Conieiancu meeting AZ o'clock p m SAobah.
School a. q! O'clock. a. ~ and O'Clock. %. "a.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19

nAY BOAT for POUGHKFEPSIE.-Th
~ steamer ARMENIA will run DAILY Sundays except
ed) 10 PougIkeepc, leaving Harsou-st at 8oclcck N.
returning Poushkeep,e at o'clock, making the inis
M landings.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19

NIONINuIUN MiNE IGI roy7N91o, y.g1 W" ppn1Jr
DENCE NEWPORT, TAUNTON. and NEW-DEDF0RO
The splendid steamers COMMONWEALTH AID PLY
MOUTH ROCK will leave Pier No 8 N. X, foo. Of Court
landt-st.. DAILY fexcspt Sunday, ct 5p M
Freight taken low by any other line Oibce Of Com
peny No. lis West-st., corner OF Courtlandt,sf;
f'' ". VI. EDWARDS, Agent.
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NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE
The sentinel for 1868.

THE governmental and political questions Of the
coming year viii have absorbing interest for every
CITIZEN We engaged in ggontc civil war, the re-
suit Of which none foresee. IL threatens radical
change the institutions and principles upon which the
Government was founded. and the destruction of the
liberty and rights of the citizen, such the
people of other nation have enjoyed, and to
which may be attributed unequaled progress
in national prosperity and greatness The issue will
soon be upon us whether this free Government shall be
aud maintained and the rights of the States
under the Constitution perpeuated orapowerful central
authority be permitted grow of this war; obliter-
ang lines, institutions. and all those checks
upon the Federal Government rights reserved by the
States which have constituted the excellence and supe
riority Of nationality States zone the sea- FOR
the objects set forth in the Constitution, bu;
distinct as the bilows" in the management Of their
purely domestic affairs. These questions involved
in the elections AMI the voice of the people
most emphaticaly expressed for the Constitution
f. and the Union il was" Never there a time
when important that the people should be thor
oughly advised the progress and condition of public
affairs ami Of passing events. people not fit foi
self government uress with intelligent judgment they
decide upon the questions which affect alike their
and the public welfare.
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ADVERTISING IN THE WEEKLY.


Advertisements published Ia both the Daily and the
weekly sENrIxKL will be charged the full Daily rates
with one half the Weekly rates added.
Business Notices published In the local columns, OF ten
lines or under will be charged for each insertion 81;
over ten lines ten cents per line.
Charges will be made FOR inserting the notices OF the
following Orders Societies and Associations at the rates
named 10 be paid In advance:
Military Companies. Order Of Odd Fellows, Masonic
Orders Benevolent Societies and Singing Societies.
For exceeding lines Is cents Tor each
Insertion: over eight lines at this rate
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached sl
without notice free
Marriage Notices so cents.
Notices of Festivals Pcncs and Excursions, gotten up by
fndfuas or associations by churches at the regular
prices
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head o.
Special Notices. ten lines will be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisements making less than three lines, inserted
once In the Daily, will be charged fifty cents
Yearly advertisers TO paw quarterly.
Announcing candidates for offices OF every descripoi
% charged the rate Of 81 80 for each name IN h'
Daily and AZ the Daily and Weekly the same to be- II
all cases. paid in advance.
Legal advertisements inserted AZ the expense OF the AZ
orneys ordering and not delayabe for the legal proceed
Ings but collectable at usual time Publishers no
accountable for the accuracy Ct legal advertisements De
yond the amount charged for their publication.
ELDER, HARKNESS BINGHAM,
Proprietors Indiana State Sentinel.
j. NJ TILFORD,
President indianapolis Journal Company.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-17
INDIANAPOLIS, IND. MONDAY MORNING,
rrrrBLrcAss HOLDING own.

REPrBLfcASs HOLDING OVER.
Delaware aud Blackford-Walter March.
Fayette and Union Benjamin T. Claypool
Fountan-Henry Campbell.
Hamilton and Tptoa-Geo. B. Grub.
Henaricks and BooDe-Solomon Blair
Henry-Joshua II. Mallett-
LapOrte and Starke-Abram Teegarden.
Miami and Futon--Daniel X. Bearss.
Montgomery-Michnel G. White.
Noble, DeKalb and Steubel, Timothy X.
Dickinson
RandolI h-Thomas R Brown, (contested)
Rush-Edward ii. NJ Berry.
Decatur. ID. Pleak-l3.
REPUBLICANS LLEcTED.
Jefferson-John L. Mansfield.
Wayne-0thnel Beeson.
Benton, Warren and White-Alired Reed.
Tippecanoe-Moses G. Culver.
Jasper, Lake, Newton and Porter-Ezra Right.
kosciusko and Wabash
Parke and Vermilon-O. p. Davis.
Marion-John c. New (contest) ).-e-2l.
DEMOCRATS HOLDING OVER.
Clark and ScOtt-Charles p. Ferguson
Clay and Putnam-Archbald Johnston.
Gibson. Dubois and Pike-Thomas Shoulders.
johnson and Morgan-Frankin Landers.
Shelby and HancOck-Martin NJ Ray.
NIgO and Sulllyan-henry Il. wilson.
Washington and Harrison-Simeon K. Wolf.
Jennings and Jackson-Medea W Shields-S.
DEMOCRATS ELEcTED.
Floyd-Augustus Bradley
Marshall aud St. J0seph-Horace Corbin.
Grant and Madison--John d. Marshall.
Posey and Vanderburgh-George W Finch.
Perry, Spencer and Warrick--B. l.. Fuller.
DAVIS and knox-James ID Williams.
Greene aud Owen-George n. Moore.
Lawrence and Martn--Th0mas r. Cobb.
Crawford and Orange--Henry jenkins.
Brown and Monroe-Paris c. Dunning
observation-disclosures T. Hord.
Dearborn-James W. Gatf.
FrankIin-Thomas Clifford.
Adams, Jay and WelIs-Georse S. Brown.
Alen-Pny Hoagland.
Huntington and Whitley-A. j. Douglas.
Carroll and Clinton-Leander McClurg.
Cass, Howard and Pulaskl-John Davis.
Ripley-William l.. hartley-l9-27
INDEPENDENT
Ohio and Observation-Disclosures &. Downey.
Kosciusko and Wabash-Wi lillian G. Graves.
Republicans holding over. ..............I3
elected ...................
81
Democrats holding over. r..................
elected. -. ................l9
81
Independents. .................-. :
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REPRESENTATIVES,.
DEM A6ol.


Adams-P n Collins s.........l
Allen-Ochmig Bird, John p. Shoaff.. .
BartholOmew-O H. y. Abbott. ......l
BOOne-Sherman HOstetter.
Boone and Manifestations. j. CasOn.
Brown-Stephen V Cook =. ...l
Carrol-John b. Milroy.
Cass-Chares b. LasSelle. ............l
Clark Jonas G. Howard. ..........l
Ciinton-COrnel'GS j. Miller. ........l
Clay-Adam q. Veach. ............l
awlOrd- IhOmas Ryan.
DtviesS-O ). Given. en................l
Dearborn-O. F Roberts, ALI Bregan .
Decatur-Dlyid H. Van Buskirk. 80.
Delaware-Alfred Kilgore. .....
Dekalb-Miles Waterman.
Dubois-John b. Lemond. l
Elkhart-Matthew Rippey y...........l
Elkhars and Lagrange-AmOs Davis.
Fayette aud UnioD-Russel b. Perry.
Fountain-Samuel Hatfield ..........l
FlOyd-GeO V Howk. ......l
Frankin-Redin Osborn. ..........l
FultOn-N G. Shaifer. r..............l
Gibson-Silas NJ Hocomb b....J
Grant-Henley James. es............
Greene-John Humphreys w IL
Harrison-John Lennon.
Hlncock-Geo. Y Atkinson. .
Hancock and Sheby-James l.. Mason
Hamilton and Tipt0n-James Brien.
Henry-Chares ID Morgan. ...
Hendricks-James NJ. Gregg .
Howard-J. M. Leeds. .........
Huntington and Whitley - Samuel
McGanchey. ...................l
Jackson-Jason B. Brown.
Jasper and Pulaski--John Darroch. i
Jennings Hutchings ...
Jefierson-David c.. Branham and j.
l.. Roe. ..................... :.
10 A Y
Jay--Samuel \. Shoaff ff...l
Johnson and Morgan-Thomas W.
Woolen. .................l
Kosciusko--Henry J Byery. ..
Kosciusko and Wabash-Jos Marshal
KNOW illiam Z. Niblack. ....1
Lagrange-Francis P. Griffith. .....
Lake. Observation-Disclosures.
Laporte--James Forester and w W
higgins. ..............
Lawrence-Nathanel Williams
Madison-Richard Lake.
Marion--John G. Harrington and W.
Kendrck (contested) ......
Marshall & Starke--M A O Packard /
Monroe--Samuel H. Buskirk. ..
Montgomery-James F. Harvey.
MOrgan--J j. johnson. On...........
Martin-JOhn r O'Brien.
Miami-R F. Donaldson. .........I
Noble Timothy Baker.
Ohio and Switzerland-R. n. Lamb
Orange-George H. Hon..... Il
Owen-Jacob Y Wolfe. ........ Il
Parke- Casper Burt. t..............
Pike-WiIliam II. De BIuer. .....l
Perry--James Hardin .I
POrter-L a. Cass. Observation-Disclosures.
Posel-E. NJ. Spencer. r...........l
Putnam-Austn Ii. Puett and George
w Priest. ............2
Ripley--Edwin p Ferris .....l
Randolph--John II. Moorman. .
Rush-Wiilam ). Hall.
Scott-Daniel Blocher. r.....l
Spencer-iames W Lennon. ...l
SulIivan--Stephen G. Burton. n.......1
Shelby--Jacob Mutz. ......l
Steuben-EnOs b Moves -. ......
st. Joseph-ABdrew Anderson, Jr..
Tippecanoe-Joseph II Hershey Samuel
Mustard rd............s.. ........
Vanderburg and Posey-John A Reitz.l
neutrality-suspicious. E. Garvin. .....l
ermilion-Irad Abdill. ll.....
Vigo-Bayless ". Hanna. Jno Kemp. g
Wabash-John L. Stone.
Warren-Beniamin F Gregory
Washngtou-Jam amison Lee..........l
Washington and Hsrrison--Aaron l.
Harden.
Wayne-Israel Woodruff. Oliver T.
Jones. Z. B Newman.
Wells and Black ford-Geo s Howell.l
White and BentOn-Jobn T. Richard
son.. ..:.................l
Warrick-- Chambers.
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NEW BOOKS.
NEW PUBLICATIONS

rs Mserables. by Victor Hugo;
II Loves Labor Won. by Mrs. Souihworth;
Ravenshoe. by Kingsley;
Why Paul Ferroll Killed his Wife,
Nine Months in the QuArtermaster's Department;
ParSon BrOwnlow's Book:
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T"E w H.

The of the they developed will be
faithfully given, that the public may be advised to
progress; the results of battles; the condition of the
coniending armies and all that affects the great struggle
home and abroad for the overthrow of the Rebellion
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Legislature will assemble on the sth of Janu-
AIRY next. Its action will have deep interest for the
Of Indiana. The Sentinel will contain faithful
and intelligent report of its proceedings, that the
reader understand from day day what their Repre-
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viii assemble, and the most important questions
will be brought before 1t for determination One OF
which, the Emancipation and Colonization policy of the
President, will vitality affect the future of the country.
All interesting Congressional proceedings will be
ported in the Seqfiq,E
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