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OUR MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT F.!

We are now prepared TO manufacture our
goods with dispatch, as our force is much larger
than heretofore.
We have the best of wo-knen, and no effort
viii be spared on our part to give entire salts
faction to all who may favor us with their pat
rOnage. nOlO-3m
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TO THE PUBLIC.
NOTICE /!

1UNUEJN HbNENAL7o UFFIJE,
1cHMOED, Va, sept p, 1s6i !
A RMY MEDICAL BOARDS, for the exaniinstcn Of
"A Surgeons and Assistant Surgeons have beens..
iered 20 ~ Hsrfoik Richmond yorktown aud
Ma azsas.
Candidates for the appointment Of Surgeons and As
sstsut Surgeons will be examined by these Boards On
preseatiug Invitation TO appear before them from
sle Secretary Of W.r which may be obtained by for.
warding their application with testimonials OF moral
character, the War Department
Examining Boards will held at other paints fsrthsr
Soriih ~ = ~nnvariauf tsraa -
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Special Notice.

LOUISVILLE November 8, 1861.
Messrs. T. P. HUGHES, JAMES PARIlEIILL and W. W.
HINKLE have retired from our firm
The business will be continued aud settled by the
maipEg partners GARVIN, BELL & co.
Our resident partner in Memphis is SAMUEL GwYN.
Erou Rov no-y7-d I'm,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEGROES FOR HIRE!

T HAVE 81 or 40 NEGBOE< Men, Women, Boys
! and Girls, for hire for the next year l will hire
them privately at my ofa.e Memphis and Charieston
Railroad Depot any day until the LIST Of Janu.
ary Persons having lad these Negroes for the past
year, will P ease bring them up ami deliver them
SAM TATE,
de9SIw Executor of L H. COe.
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In Chancery nj NTemDhis..
In Chancery, at Memphis

STATE OF TENNESSEE-Proceeding held in the
- clerks Office ehancery side Of the common law and
ehancery court Of the city Of Memphis Thursday No
Der 2lsi, 1861
Sarah stremm. Complainant,
''The Ph@uix Insurance Company Of Hartford, Con
necticut, and Others Defendants
II appearing from adsvit fled in this that the
defendant, The Phoenix Insurance ompany Of Hart
ford Connecticut is resident Of the state of Ten
nessee,
II is ordered that 1t dc enter its appearance
herein before within the first three days Of the
of said court TO be Geld the second Mon
day in May next, 1872, and plead do
mnr 20 eomplainants bill, the viii be taken for
confessed as 10 II and set for hearing exparte,
and that copy of this order be published
eek for four successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal
cOpy-attest: JOHN G. LANIER,
Clerk and Master
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USUAL-THOROUGHL ORGANIZED
AND EQULPPED-DESCPLLNE
RIGID AND STRICTLY
ENFORCED-LNST STRUC TTON THOROUGH
No change in the Faculty the organization of
the Institution.
The eighth session Of this Institution viii open the
18th day of February, iSS2
Arrangements have been made that vii obviate the
necessity OF increasing the terms, which will be SIS
heretofore, SIP 50 striey in a1vance per session Of
twenty weeks for board tuition, washing, fuel fghs
Mattress bestesd table, chair ard medical aiten ion
No dsduetion for less than monh after the opening
Of the session. aadidses for admission mrst be four
teen years and fo1r feet eight inches high New Ca
de's should apply to the unieTs gusd for ist Of art
cies TO be brought with them
Patrons viii besF in mind tia al Supplies for the In
stiiuiion have to be bought with the CASH.
The accommodations OF the Insii ution limits the
number Of Cadets TO hundred and tlirty, aud aD
plcan's for admission may travelling expenses by
making their applications oy letter.
FOR part cuiars, address
MAI. J. ". ROBERTSON,
ia3-2m SBpsrin' endsnt
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january 1st. 1862.
VVANTED.

Y WANT 10 hire an A ~. 1 COOK, WASHER and
Irooer. None other nes apply.
= j n McCOMBs.
go HardWare store.
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rysse F. 3. Clark & Cos column
EF-See advertisement Of Werd & McCielland, whole
sale and retail DTuggsts I75 and IN Main street. Oppo
site Worshsm House sec
T15''The attention of the resders of the APPEAL is
directed the advertisements Of @. ". JONES CO,
Wholesale Draggists No 20 Main street. sp19-Iy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-10

from W ~ ufn8to
wAsaIssros, Jsnusry s.--The following has
been received from Bngadier General sherman,
per Vanderbilt: ~ 49,. 49,
HrAD QUskrEEs. PoRr RoxkL, 5 ca
January ?, ls62.
Sin. | enclose you letter of instructions 20
Gen Stevens, commanding the second brigade
of this Division, Of Dec 6th.
The simple object Of this dash vas 70 destroy
the batteries which the enemy appeared to have
erected on the Coosaw river, for the obstruction
of navigation and the passage of that stream,
and also TO punish him for the Insult in firing into
the steamer NARROWER. on her recent passage
through that stream to sound the depth OF tic
channel sf
fhe affair succeeded perfectly and the enemy
were driven out Of their entertainments, their bat
teries demolished and the property found there
brought away or destroyed with little or no loss
on our side e
After the object Of the expedition was executed
Gen. Stevens returned to Port ROYAL Island.
AS soon a. his report reaches me it will be for
warde1 20 YOU. .t
Southern papers say nobody viii come forward
to take the office of collector of the tax in The
Norfolk district, aud II. t. Garrett. chief coslec
tor of the Confederate war tax in Virginia, in q
formal announcement threatens TO appoint some
one from outside to perform that duty which in
bis PROCLAMATION he admits to be odious to the
people there
Applicants for situations as masters and mate:
in the navy yard are requested to accompany theil
papers with recommendations from their last EN-
ployers and must have seen three years sea ser
vice and not be over thirty wears of age.
Acting masters are similarly appointed witt
the exception that they must not be over forty
years of age. .4s rtrer
Treasury notes are per cent. discount Elk
change on New York I, per cent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-10

WASHINGTON. January 3-The Senate gale
RES were densely crowded today 10 hear the
speech OF Mr.. Sumner.
The diplomatic corps were largely represented,
including the Austrian and French ministers.
Lord Lyons was not present
Secretary Chase among other prominent
personages who occupied seats upon the floor.
WASHINGTON, 9-An attempt was made last
night % blow up the Mansion House. at Alexan-
dria, formerly a hotel, now used as hospital.
A barrel bad been secrcted in the cellar. filed
with powder and projectiles and fuse extending
from there TO the stables had already been
ignited, bat was fortunately discovered by the
guard. Were il not for this watchfulIness. sever
al hundred lives would have been lost,
William :. Smith, son of the banker, was ar
rested to day. charged with communicating with
the rebels. IL is considered one of the most i'm
portant arrests made. since rebellion first begun.
The Senate Committee on Tuesday. came 10
conclusion: sixty one against expelling Jessie
d. Bright.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-10
DIR. D0DS' CELEBRATED WihE BITTERS
Are Unsurpassed!

For Sore Throat, common among the Clergy, the
are truly valuable.
the aged and nfrn, and for persons Of weak
stitutionfor Ministers of the Gospel Lawyers and all
public speakersfor Book Keepers Tailors Sesmstress
es Students Artists, and all persons leading sedentary
life, they will prove truly beneficial.
AS Beverage, they are wholesome. innocent and de-
cious the They produce all the exhlaratng eff
fecs Of Brandy wine without intoxicating; and az
valuable remedy for persons addicted the Of
cessive strong drink. and who wish refrain from
They pure and entirely free from the posons contain
ed in the aduerated Wines and Liquors with which the
country is flooded.
These Btters not only CURE, but PREVENT Disease
and should be used by all who live in country where the
water is bad where Chs and Fevers prevalent.
Being entirely innocent and harmless they may be given
freely to Children and Infants with inipunity.
Physicians, Ciergymen, and temperance advocates.
Of humanity should assist in spreading these truly
valuable BIERS the land and thereby essentially
aid in banshng Drunkenness and Disease
I'm all Affections of the Head, Sick
Headache, or Nervous Headache,
DIR. Dods' Imperial Wine Bittcrs
will be found 10 be most Salutary
|. and EfficaciOus.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-10
by rxLEeRAFH.
New York Market.

fr Nxw NoRx. Jsnuarys- b
Flour opened quiet. and closed more steady,
with much demand for export and home con
State: So 7O65 50 for extra State; SIS 5od5 SIS
for superhne Western; s. 1905 80 for common
TO medium extra Western: s. 9566 for shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio and So 05@6s IS
for trade brands 10. ~
Whisky unsettled and very much excited, and
higher Sales at 25G26c, closing with some
holders refusing to sell below 2S@30
Wheat very quiet; shippers insist on n mater'-
al decline, while holders, with only light supply
Offering are not disposed to realize except very
full prices; sales of amber Iowa at 81 80, and
white Western 81 AZ.
Corn opened firm. and closed shade better,
with moderate demand for export and home con,
sumption. Sales at 64(a66c for Western mixed
in store; 66@66i%c delivered 63c for new
Southern yellow, 66c for old wevil cut.
Pork steady and unchanged; sales at Sll 75(d
sl2 25 for mess; Sl3 so for clty cut prime mess,
and $500 30 for prime-the latter an extreme
price
Beef firm, but market quiet.
Dressed hogs easier; sales at &c for Western
and 43S@4ls for city.
Lard opened steady, with good inquiry. and
closed shade hrmer. Sales at I3s@c34c.
Butter is selling at IL dl5c for Ohio, and l5(G
20c for State tlE
Cheese quiet and steady at 81 @7c.
Sugar-Raw very firm; Cuba S@s1 &c; Bar
BADGES SIC.
Molasses quiet and unchanged.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-10

The House proceeded 70 he consideration Of
the bill sbolishing the franking privilege.
Nr. Colfax, in explanation. sad that bill for
this purpose mas, on several OCCASIONS. passed the
Senate but had never before received favorable
action BY the Postotice Connittesof the Hoose
IL was nov reported unanimous with one sycsp
ton In England, even the Queen has 90 pay
her own postage and no man has there sogge<sed
that the franking privilege be restored. lfh
should be abolished IN tins country it VII never
be restored and the people would wonder that q
had existed 50 long
Mr.. Duel produced tabular statement OF the
Postofice expenditures and de6ciss Under the
lawss IL now stands "a lesst 90 600 persons in
ciuding Postmaster. whose salaries 90 rot excecd
500. receive and transmit letters and papers free
Of postage IN 10 vay relative % pubhc bus
ines.
he opposed the bill for the reason that While il
establishes ranking ia one part i restored il in
another. u placed an on equality
Mr.. Vallandigham said this vas The day Of
small reforms, and as the day and the meas.
ure now pending vas emnently one Of the very
smallest, il would Doubtless meet with favor. he
read from the special committee, ofvhch be vss
member, The views therein expressed Of the alb
clifton OF the Thinking privilege, among other
things that there should he the free<t communi-
cation between Congressmen and their coustita
ents. regulating the principle that The Postofice
Department should De sell SUSTAINING anu SHOW
ing that the increased expenses were owing main
ly 70 the increase Of mail facilities.
Messrs. Edwards. Conklng and Pomeroy con-
tnued the debate.
Mr. Pomeroy offered resolution 20 recomnit
the bill 70 the Postofice Committee. with instrue-
tons to report new bill embracing the following
principles:
First-Abolshing the transmission % all writ
ten and printed matter free Of postage excepting
that ordered to be printed by Congress.
Second-Such matter shall be stamped Pub
Doc" and on being franked shall pass through
the mails free.
Messrs. Wright and kellogg. Of H.. opposed
the bill
Mr.. Colfax replied to the objections urged
against the pending measure
Mr.. Hickman said the abolition of the franking
privilege was favori,e with the Secessionists II
reforms we're desired let gentlemen direct their
attention 10 the millions of dollars squandered for
ships. horses and provender and 70 the thefts IN
general of which every member has some kno~l-
edge more or less.
AIR. Wright moved to lay the whole subject on
the table. which was decided in the negauve-5l
% Is.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-10

NV YORK. Jan. 9.-Specials state that Gen.
Shields serensded tonight by the Irish brig
ade. He responded briefly, paying n graceful
compliment 10 General Meagher, and explaining
his own apparent rejection of the offer of the Gov
ernmeat to place him in command of brigade.
He predicted brilliant career for Gen. Meagher
and rintimated that he himself would yet have a
commission in the national army.
The Senate Judiciary Committee are consider
ing the cases of Senators of suspected loyalty.
They will probably report tomorrow against the
right of the Missouri Senators, johnson and
Polk TO a seat in that body. To-day they con
sidered Jesse d. Bright;s case he made a
lengthy argument to explain his position.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-10
DR.. j. BOvEE DODS'
IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS

Are composed Of pure and unadulteraed Wine, CON-
bined with Barberry solomon's Seal, Comfrey, Wild
Cherry Tree Bark, spikenard, Chamomile Flowers and
Gentian. They manufactured by DIR. Dods himself
who is experienced and successful Physician, and
hence should be claSsed among the quack
which food the country, aud against which the Medical
Profession so justly prejudioed.
These truly valuable B,ers have been 30 thoroughly
tested by all classes Of the community FOR almost eyey
variety Of disease incident to the human SYSTEM that they
deemed indispensable
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-10
Dr. j. BOVEE DODS'
IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS

Are prepared by eminent and silfu physician, who
has used them successfully in his practice for the last
twenty-five years. The proprietor, before purchasing
the exclusive right manufacture and sell Dr.. J. Bovec
Dods' Celebrated Imperial Wine Bters, had them tested
by two distinguished medical practitioners, who pro-
nounced them valuable remedy for disease. .-i,'
Although the medical men of the country general
thing, dsapprove Of Patent Medicines yet do not be-
leve that respectable Physician be found in the
United States, acquainted with their medical properties.
who will not highly approve DIR. J. D0DS' IMPERIAL.
WINE BlTTERS.
In all newly settled places, where there is always
large quantity Of decaying timber, from which poison
miasma created these bitters should be used every
morning before breakfast.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-10

"a The Glenns. Indianapolis. Notwithstanding
the hard times, are now selling enormous
amount of goods. Glenns mammoth store at In
dianapolis--the name has become familiar as
a household word' throughout the State. and Is
spei BY the children; hence it has become the
great center of attraction for all visitors 10 the
city. AZ their establishment il is well known
goods can be bought at the lowest cash price.
No second rate goods are kept IN their house.
When our friends 20 10 Indianapolis we hope they
III Esay the New York store a sisit-Franksi'l
JefsyseH,oR.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-10

cTs- One of the best hotels in indianapolis is
the Spencer House, near the Union Depot Mr..
NJ. Harth. the gentlemanly proprietor, deserves
great credit in having. in consideration of these
war times, reduced his price to one dollar per day,
and at the same time give his guests all that they
can get at any of the first class hotels in any
Western city.
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COMMERCIAL.
'fn Pa lsTzkxsaAru.l tts f-f ffffr4l
ctuciuuati Market.

-
aa 3 = csscrsxrr. January o.
No changein iosr or grain. - -
Whisky he'd az l6c IN the morning, but
after the New York repor. was made public on
Changes advances TO lsc-being az advance OF
&c per gallon. Closing bu0yant.
Hogs dull at s3@3 IS; not much demand. Re
eeipts 900 head. ~
Mess pork dull at 500 D. -
A fair demand Cor iard at ca
Green meats kN7i<c lower
Shoulders 2ls@254c. - .s..y
Hams 81. c. ard sides 3lsc. e.. -
Bulk sides dull a, &c; nobuyers At over "a e.
Large offerings OF hogs, to come in some days
ahead, but buyers.
Groceries unchanged and quiet.
Sugar 81 GLE.
Molasses sold At 45@4Ic.
Coffee sold at 1873, a bic.
Exchange very dull at I &C discount to Lc pre-
MUM, the latter the nominal selling rate
Gold is 394c premium: not much demand.
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TotaI...... 80 40 2s4l 1910. u ssl 1876 81 2s7
NJ. A. o. Packard, of Marshall, offered the fol-
LOWING which va urap;,r,o,,sfr ,Ior.oJ.

NJ A. o. Packard, of Marshall, offered the fol-
lowing. which was unanimously adopted:
Resolued, That the Democratic party of Indi-
ana have confidence in the political course and
conduct of the Indiana State Sentinel and re-
commend IT to the support of the loyal men of the
State
The President, stating that the business for
which the Convention assembled had been COM
peted, returned his thanks for the aid afforded
him by each individual in presiding over its DELHI
erations. The result of these deliberations he
firmly believed would enure to the substantial
good of the country. He urged upon all activity
and vigilance against willy enemy. and pre-
dicted the triumph not only of the ticket nomi-
mated but of Democratic principles ultimately
everywhere.
The Hon. Cyrus l.. Durham being called upon,
spoke briefly and periodically.
On motion, the thanks of the Convention were
rendered to the President and Secretaries for the
able manner in which they had performed their
arduous duties.
On motion. the proceedings of the Convention
were ordered to be published in the In
diana State Sentinel and all other Democratic pa
pers
On motion of Joseph f. Mcdonald the Con-
vention adjourned sine die.
THOMAS 4 HENDRICKS, Pres.
Rt~~u.u So.rat,r,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-10

PRocKEDISGs or TIE CoSvENTIoN We shall
print all the proceedings Of the Democratic Con-
vention in the next weekly Sentinel As many
gentlemen have expressed desire TO send the
proceedings to their friends, ws shall print half
sheet of the weekly that will contain them all.
All orders for this half sheet, if left at the Office
to day. friday viii be filled. Price 81 w per
100
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-10

~ Time is money, and to have correct time
YOU must have your watch or clock repaired by
one who understands his business. Mr.. John A.
Beck. at Vickerss drug store. in Odd Fellows
Hall, repairs watches, clocks and jewery on short
notice and does his work well and cheap. We say
find him gentleman deserving of patronage.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-10

The sword. sash and belt. for Adiuiant ". NJ.
Harrison. of the 6Ist Indiana, (2nd Irish have
been purchased aud are now on exhibition in the
window of " n Taibotts Jewelry Store. The
committee--Mr. Samuel W. Gulck and Il. g.
Dill. return their hearty thanks to the citizens of
indianapolis for their liberal donations. They
will leave the city Saturday for Madison, when
the sword will be presented TO the gallant Adm
tant. The sword is very beautifully engraved
by Mr. T. Reed. who is connected with Talbotts
Jewelry establishment.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-10
J. J. BINGHAM, Secretary.

The Journal stated on the morning Of
the assembling of the State Convention that
tickets will be issued to men who are known to
be sound in their hostility to the Government, and
The Committee acknowledge that in one in
stance, and in only one. so far as its members
were aware of the character of those to whom
tickets were given. ticket was issued of the
kind described by the Journal A ticket was
sent, as a matter of courtesy. to the editor of
that print, one of the very few men in Indiana
who disunionists at heart and thus sympathi-
sing with Southern traitors, but he was deferred
from attending by his disinclnaton to face JonS
q DAVIS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-10

Strangers visiting our city should not for
get to call at McLene's, No. / Bates House, if
they want anything in the line of Watches, jew
elry, Silver Ware, or Military Goods Engrav-
ing and Watch Repairing done up on short no.
tice, and in the best style. H It
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-10

ST JoHSs. n. f., Jan. 9.-Roters at Carbon
near are kept down by the military The town
is in state Of seige Business suspended there
and at Harbor de Grace
Both parties have been largely reinforced. Hos
tilites will recommence when the military are
withdrawn.
The trouble is between Protestanis and Catho.
lica