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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-03
lst Serg't 9th Reg't Corconn Legion

- The exact language used by Governor
Andrew to the Secretary OF War, when he asked
that the war should be conducted upon emanci-
patton principles, was, that in that case 1.-The
roads would swarm with the mutitudes that New
England would pour out to obey the call On
the other hand, we see the statement in city
contemporary that "since the Presidents eman
cpaton proclamation was publshed-whether
owing to that or some other cause, is not known
recruiting has almost eatirely ceased. Even
Ward | ! has contributed no men during the last
three days" The latter Ward Is inhabited large
ly by our adopted fellow characterization Coar
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-03
Rev. Mr. Beechcr Refuses TO Take TIA,
BOUNTY
To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle:

TO the Editor OF The brooklyn Eagle:
This morning while travelling in Fulton street.
on my way to New York. ! met a gentleman
who was afterwards informed was Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher. / asked him if he was deSlrous
OF enlst;ng now, and il he would enroll himself
under the banner which held my hand (the
Stars and Stripes. | stated WAS Recruiting
Sergeant for Corcornn's Irish Legion, and wanted
few more able bodied men like himself. He
replied. No: you ought to know, sir. | do not
want To enlist. You are a scOundre for asking
me to do SOL thereby insulting the Il X | bore,
and d>countenancing enlstments Now, MIR
Editor. is not this language of Mr. Beecher both
uubecoming preacher OF the Gospel as well as
an American citzeny And is it not entirely in
consistent with the views of every patriot. which
this gentleman has always proiessed to be?
consider il TO be the duty of the Government to
have Rev. Mr.. Beecher closely watched, as his
conduct TO day appears very suspicious.
r. V FITZGERALD,
lst Serg't 9Th Reg't Corcoran Legion.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-03

rETO THE NEW OF
BOTH SEXES. A Retired Clergyman having
been restored health few days after many years
Of great suffering Is willing assist others by sending
free) the receipt Of postpaid directed envelope
copy Of the prescription used. Direct 10
Rev. JOHN NJ DAGEAII.
je9-d&w4m 1s6 Fulton street. Brooklyn, n. Y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-03
n ,cratic Union State Ticket

D n ,cratic Union State Ticket
Election Faced AZ, October 10.
roe sEuzErkkY OF sTsrK,
JAMES s. ATHON.
OF Marion County.
soz AUDITOR ov srAJr,
JOSEPH RIsTINE,
or Fountain County.
roR rkxAsUREk or STATE.
MATTHEW L. BRETT,
or Davies County.
voR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
OSCAR B HoRD.
OF Decatur Cokaty.
roR RErosrER or sururxE covaT.
MICHAEL G. KERR,
OF Floyd County.
vos SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLic IssTsrcrIos,
SAMUEL L. RUGG,
OF Allen County.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-03

chinery into operation is causing a good deal Of
comment Manufacturers have been given TO
understand that all the product of their factories
or workshops since the LIST of September i suo
ect to tsxltion. though no formal notice has been
given them. Many suppose that these goods will
not nor can not be taxed, II being necessary that
the officers to levy and collect the tax should be
present to DO his before anything becomes sub
jet 70 taxation Ii - clear. however. that Il
manufactured goods made during the past month
are taxed. the honest man viii be imposed upon
whilst dishonest men will have a decided advan-
age. The understanding 1t the close last even
ready to-day
The supply Of the stamp currency 70 eircul.-
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
Id siiiSCELLAN NEOUS.
AffiY"' Of Released Union Pri.onevs.
Enthusiastic Reception.

FoHTREss MoNROE. Jan 8, yia baltimore.
The steamboat George Washington Iet, Old
foIni at III S'cluck this morning and .racsadad
up the Ja@es River about nine mi}aa b.vopd
Newport News, where the rebel stea,ner Ne ~.
smPton was met with the Union prssus r. from
kehmond. They stepped Oh boz I'd under m.
protection Of the National Gag as tts roll Of
tnex Games was called, a nd suck happy loekipg
men are seldom 10 be seea. Cheer after chez
arose from esch boat as they approached, ana
The band of fSsrth Artillery PLAYED sseet
Home" which aade 4 to the enthusiasm.
AS the boat passed New port News. he ersvs
etlhs United staIes sem ftgatse Cumberland
and Congress maHLed the rigFing, aud the
troops 81 Camp Butler crowded he beach ana
the wharves. and sent over the wate- their
shouts OF weicSme. The George Washing ton
srr'Ted heres op bsr return. at about ha ii past
nve e'eIOck. and the Baltimore boat, wkc was
detained Tor the purpose, took tbs reIss ssd
prisoners to Ealtimets
The number released 20 40 hrudred and
&orty, snd aimns, all OF ihem were taken AZ Ike
battle OF Bul Run.
- Tue Prisoners lell Richmond at about sevsa
ee'0ck this morning On srrIving here, all
'WhO' Deeded cl"'hrg wero immediately sup
Piled BY th' (lnarterm~ ster'E De POflment.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
BuTnsIde's Expedition.

The Washington correspondent Of the Phils.
delpha Press -ays:
5lrnsIdes tx 1edriion, which will probably
sat wIihI" thS present week wIIi be foLavssd 4
by the most important results. Ii is he. e.iaYed
hets, 10 "ell-lnlermed circles, thai its su.c.s..
f'' landing " Il bs the sigaal ior ge, sral ad.
vance. But short time age, Gen Mcclellan
Inquired of Gen Porier N what tims he could
nove: Beng answered iG Iwen,y- four hours.
ne relo'ned that he q" wished tne soldiers not To
De deiudsd Into the belief that they were abeu,
gong IR'o winter qusrters, bat TO hold them.
selves Ia Tesdiness. az they would shortly move
forward" Since that time, it has transpif.d
that Ordurs have been gIvea TO move ria DC.
eoqusn.
Asihe Burnside Expedition sill probe bly a.
eend The RaPpahsnnuck RIysr. a movement
forward, Uis Occoquan, will compel the eyacu
alton OF The rebel batteries on ths Potomac.
and also give US possession OF the .erminv, OF
me Rlchmond railway, at Aqua Creek, and
leave the CantedRraIes at Manassas The choice
OF Two evlls-lo fall back on Rlchm md. Or be
Completely sulfianksd and captured Dy Nc.
ClSllan's strategy.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09

n, ms STEVENS BATTERY.--The Secretary of
Navy onder joint resolution Of Congreas q n.
Pointed Csmmodores Stringham aud Inm.r
rfot' Hsary and Capt. Dorny, to examine a Id
fePprt ihe sSPediency of completing S,evens,
ir"n battery. now lying at New York IT.
osard have submitted their report. which ia mn.
NTerao's to Its completion. Their renor, !.
very vOiumIn9us. and the reusen assigned are
:, fNAYER WEEK.-The Committee of IN.
E'a"gellcal Alliance have issued a circuI. :
'scc0mmer ding a repetition of the prsver
"eeE' In 4o62 Beginning with Sunday. Ibe
t"eiltn OF January. Who can doubt the good
results OF this week last year! We hone IL
tA"J 'n's year be still more generally observed.
ENANcIPA1Iso THE SLAVES OF REBELs.-Tbe
aeHste judiciary Committee will soon renor, a
so"s"'e oI the emancipation of the slaves of
'eaels' In accordance with the recommend..
Ilons OF the President. 1t will probable moo,
'ne approval OF ma jorty of that BODY. as the
ultra feature advocated by the radicals will he
excluded. ' W
The Plttsbnrg Chronicle states Ib., The Gov.
eminent officers have so systematized The WORK
oi 0lSckading the Ohio River from Put.buroh
70 caro- That 1t is almost possible for contra
osnd goods to enter The rebel lines,
There are 10000 cavalry now enlisted o nd
s.ii' numbers OF States are enrolling mora -
mere are nu' horses for one half OF Them. and
~ Is Sdlo that less than $4,000 are all thai can
lsry. ""S '''''
thE UNION ARMv.-One half of all the men
nnkhnng i0r the Union has been furnished by
Ioaf border States. Pennsy lvania furnlshe.
'o0O' Ohio l,44l, Illinois "a 94I, Indiana
o%'Ule' making total OF 352. 39S.
. Logan county, ILL.,, they are burning corn
Ter fuel at seven cents busheI, instead of CON
at twsnty cents.
a s!ave in Beaufort, s. c.. publishes re.
ward OF S9OOO, for his master who has abscop.
ded. Rather good hIt that.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
REMOVAL.
HENRY HsEARNE,
Bread and Cake Baker. Com
1ecIiOmeP. Ac

Begs to inform the public that he has rcmoved hi.
business from his old sland to his NEW STORE or
street where he has increased laclles for
uong business anu will ill all orders IN hm line Al
The shortest notice Every variety of CARES CON
FECTlONERY aud FRUIT ofIhc best ouaI'Iv aI,va,o
Oh hand. at Wholesale or Retail f""''y "''"yS
lie Is opening very splendid sIock oCC,ood. ..,
sIsIing Of TOYS and PRESENTS ,ui,obIe Co, ,ha
coming Christmas Holidays, which will be sold yerv
, large ana handsome assortment Of KEROSENE
:, = good assortment Of plain and iuncy STATION.
nOy27.2m
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
GREAT FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
THE
DOUBLE SHEET
saturday Bulletin for ISG2.
Fortv.eiuht CoIumDs rs pa.J;.- M..,
Forty-eighi Columns of Reading Matter 70,
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The Seventh Volume If the Philadelphia Saturday
weekly Bulletin will embrace the year 1862 twill
rreeit very feature of handsome well filled at.
racil'e Family Newspaper. Ata Military Literary
ana General News Journal u Is rpassed by and
Newspaper issued at the Commercial and Lilerarv
CehIres OF the CnIen, whether the quaiIty or The
qnah'ty OF matter presented with each sue cessiy
issue 10 considered.
y as Inc paper for the camp. the farmer the citi.
zen anu The public; 1t will contain all the News of
ih' Week The News Of the Great Rebellion received
by Telegraph and Mail and through Careful Cores
p"ndenis at The various seats OF conflict; il Will con-
'aln all the War, Foreign, Local and General News
Of Ihr Day.
IL Is 1HE BEST PAPER TO SEND TO THE
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ll2 South Third street PHI ad lphia
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
MiddIetown Academy
And
xsOa riding Establishment
For YOTNG GEVT'TEuCN

FOX YOUNG GENTLEMEN.
FPEINcIPAL--REv. J. w. MACBETH, A. NJ,
Ls'e Principal, tar Three Years, OF Delaware
City Academy.
Two Assistant Teachers, oae of whom teaches
ian ana "fa~mg 10 Young Ladies attending the
eIn'''cal Educ rlion Terms for Boarding Pupils mod
crate liberal Table, the comforts Of Home firm bnt
seL,'e govs 'l'nent. The patronage Of the Smvrna
P9hhc solicited. References TO Daniel Corbit ESQ
Of o. essa; Anthony Higgins ESQ 81 George's s"i,l
OF wlom 'lr NJ has prepared for the UNIVERSITY
also to Rev. j. c. Thompson, Smyrna, from whom
CIrc liars can be obtained.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
MARRIED,

On the 18th Dec. at the residence of the
brides father, by Rev. J. B Ayars, Mir. Alber,
-. shelden, to Miss Frances FInimere, both Of
New Caslle county.
On tie I'd inst, by the same, Mr.. JOSH ue
Ieet: and Nlss Sarah E. Glow, both from near
Suidlersville, Md.
In Philadelphia, Jan. 7th, by the Rev. Thos.
Brainerd. William A. Cleaver, of Delaware. 10
Mss AlPhonsa Bowman, eldest daughter OF
William Bowman, of Phiadel phia.
On the % inst, by Rev. P Mansfield, John
Taylor and Martha J. Jones, all of Kent CO.,
Del.
On the 7'h inst, by the same, Ezekiel Black.
Is'on sad Mary R. Packard. both Of New
Castle co,
On The 3lst ult., by Ed f. Riuenhouse, Mr..
W.llian Meredith to Miss Eliza Gruwell. both
OF Kent County.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
DRAINING TILE,

fresh supply of Stoizenberg's EGG SOLE TILE
just rereIved
This pattern being so much superior TO pAY orhsr
no" IN use that many farmers who haVeps.d the :
or morse shoe liIsare taking them un snd ,.s,rlu
tI the Egg Sole Tile. EDWIN wi, I'D
Aug. l2h. 6I. - IH''
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
Usage Orange Plants.

no subscrlber has for sale about COcut oSAeE
ORANGE QUIChS. Of suitable IIzo for scum, s.t
Tor Hedges ihis Fall or next Spring Pefsors rIIkins
10 heugs ID lheIr farms can he accommodated
ApplyIO STEPHEN A.wTIY
Oct loih. '6I6m "F'''
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
n o TECE.

. The subScrIber, Agent for the snIs Of REAL re
a T. ~ Caroline county, Mar, land hereby infsrma
thoss "hishIng 10 purf hnss Farms that he hiss now
ior Sale several desirable Farms in Tho yIcIntv Of
IreensboT0ugh, winch viii bo sold very cbeap NSv-
Is me time to Purchase land this Improving sectsn
NiIcommunicalonS 0iII receive prom pr siienlisp.
jan24-5m Grecn,ho+n'1L
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
Come Settle, and Beam
new,

The subscriber hereby gives notice to all persons
indebted TO HIM ON Bend, Note or Book Account or
OherNise mat he shall require settlement about the
hrSt OF january. The tunes have So changed IN the
rIy that II requires US TO pay cash for Goods TO buy
them oany advantage, consequently it becomes ne
cesSaTy mat he should IN the inture reduce his bus
ness to a CASH operation as possible There
tore great inducements will be off red 20 CASH BUyyRs
All Bills (wIthOut previous unde rstandIng) will he
cons!ered due 10 thirty davs All running accounts
must be settled every SIX months.
decS6 THOS. CARR0W,
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
New Passenger Line
From Smyrna TO the RaiIroa,

The subscriber hereby notifies the public that
he has put on a STAGE for the accommodation
OF Travellers from Smyrna to the Station, and
hopes, by keeping an accommodating Driver
and safe Team to merit a portion of their sun.
port. 0E1~Any person wishing Stage 10 call
for thea can De accommodated by leaving word
at The Post Office or at either Of The Hotels.
Dec IL, 1861. f. SPRUANCE.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
Dress Goods. C!o,bs
Brlcklaying, PIasterinr. &C.

The suhscrlher respectfully informs h, (ri.,s, ,,s
me public that he is epared 10 all Llnds Of grek
work Piaslerlng, Masonry, &c., with ns1insss nnd
dispatch.
lie also keeps constantly on hand ,bs s..t,,,l;,.
OF ~ liLDlNG LIME. CEMENT, ard CALfIhRD
rLASIER +lI ordsrs lef al he ,ors af gsu,. 3
Allen, or al the subAerbers. " IN receive rromnl Al
tentIon. AINEA AIIEh
ap4Iy Snvrns n.I
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
PROSPECTUS OF THE
ATLANTIC MONTHLY


FOR 1862
! Inc January number will commence tho ninth vol.
ume oil ms magazine. Its very large ard still in.
creasing circulation a gratifying evidence oc mr.
TIC approval and no industry will be spared 10 render
the forthcoming volume adequate 10 the reeuiremep,
OF times so pregnant with great as those of To-
dV The lie ot the Republic the best interests nf
the nation, demand Cf literature manly and sensr
Gus action, and The conductors Of this journal ,y;I -
mi no efforts IN enslng the best talent of the conn
u support with vgOr and elOquence those opnions
aud principles which brace the great Iublic heorr
stand firm on the side Of freedom and right An ele.
vailed national American spirit will aIWavs he (onrd
Illustrated IN these pages. The Atlantic MouIhIv"
Will never give other than the best literature and il
Will he the constant aim of Its conductors To render M
variety greater and It's attractions better each month
than the last "'H
Among the contributions already in hand for 1850
the following will commend themselves as sufficient
Inducements tor every family to provide the (1rlh.
coming numbers for household reading
Professor Agessz will begin in the January number
series OF articles on Natural History and other kin
dred topics, OO continued from mon,b IN rn,a,L
throughout the year. The name of so dIsliprni.bad
man Oi sIence III connection with this
IS sIfcIent guarantee Of the great benefit 10 be
derived from its m.nIhy cOniribullnns
A new romance, by NalhaRIel IIawthorne will -
pear IN The pages Of the "AIantlc eurlv in The vsar
A new story by the late Thodore Wlnlhrop aurhor
ol l"Ceo'! Dreeme,' will be commenced in tho Jam
DR.. George 8. Windship, well known n, HE.
nafEaole experiments in gymnastics, has written for
ne Atlahiic' THE Autobiography OF SIr.noIh
SEEKER giving an account "f hls mehoJ of Ir,,nIno
ior ieas OF strength, with advice on matters Of ben
Inc author Of Lille IN the lion Mills" and :.
story OF To-day will contribute a series of Inles 5u
ring The year Su
Arucles by Professor James Russell Lowell op IN |
PIS " h1'toha interest," viii appear frequently
bhyaTd Taylor has written n story which will he |
printed ~ The February number
Ane sian OF " rIeTs, InprOse and poetry con,r;hu
ting regularly to the .Aantic Monthly ,a.'.
among It's prOpular hames the lOluvInp. f
IS"cS It husSsII Lowell, Charles r. Norton
Diyy a." 1 L"hgleIOw' George i1ulard,
MN",i'n M Ha'uc Emersoh, Henry Giles,
r. z" II.,r iln,"'hOrne' Rev. Walter Mitchell,
i W HIggnson, Usrret MaY''
HS,nU, tr, VI Lille IN the Charles Reads
Mill and "Story oi To. The Coun,rv po,son" {"
Day." Rn>e Tsrr' u'so"'
~ tset "enuell holmes, Harriet + Prescott
- LII" ~ ~ ~ "hi'ner Rev Robert + ) Lowell
Bayard Taylor.
TERMs.-Three dollars per annur, or ,,,., g.
GEMS per numhel Two copies Tor five dollars; five
copies for ten dollars eleven copes inr I.s,Ir dat
Iars POstnge SO cents a wear
INDUCEMENTS FOR SuBscRIBISo-Iist oC nr.rr;,,r,.
e'c. furnished on application to p ''4'''-''
d... TiCKNOR 4 FIELDS.
l'' washington street. Boston. Mass.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
BACON g. HERRING

| am selling good prime Shoulder Bacon at
80 20 per hundred, Side Bacon, clear Of bone,
tor ~ 5O per hnd.i extra Sngar-cured Hams
at cts per To-, aud good new Herring frsm
~i'oO 10 Sz.oo per Dbl. Call and seef your
selves. ]. II. HEWLEi.
Smyrna, Sept. 18th, 1861.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
cOngreHnnsn EIy's View of the War.


Mr.. Ely. who was recently released BY the
rebeIs at Richmond, 10 a late speech, a, N W
York. SAID:
Gentlemen IL an persuaded that the vest
army Committed 10 the tFus.y h. nds of Gene al
mcclellan has toe much 10 60. IfIhagc le,rn.
cd anything 10 the past it Is the, We f .bt 5
people terribly IN earnest. The cry Of Pale
tsix al Saratcga-" War ever 10 The xn;te"-
Is sull their cry. Firm IN The belief that ws
seek their sul Jngsilon, they have woxeG des
Psrate, aud NEITHER l's OF treasure VIII be sssr.
ed TO prevent Ihs advance Of our arms A re-.
belIlOn 80 extensive and zss icus as that which
Row Teigns thr1Ut hOu, lhs SouIh can only he
overcome by The best and strongest efforts of
united North. We must, as one man. eneuI.
der to shoulder. heart to heart torgsrtul Of psrry,
ct prejudice. sf all but country, ialn with the
HoVstnnIent 10 its exertions for tas presefvs.
lion OF the Republic. 81 ONLY nav we. Lv
s1pd' good help, restore the NatioaaI ba mar
snhescs u hAH 0ee1 FGdc ~ torn; and, by cor
quest. win enduring peace and eUat ish our
power To cope with traitors at homo ss succa.s,
laiiy ss We have wIh foes from abroad
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
FOR SALE.

The unexpired time Of a Strong, Active,
Healthy COlOred Girl, having five ysars to
efve. Apply at "Tmnes" Office.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
Change in Business.
Tlnware and Stove Emporium.

ne subscriber wishes TO inform Tho nnblI. that
he has purchased The TInwarc Store ljrm,IIv b,Icn.
ing to hir. John IL. Graham IN ths Town .As..,tt
where ne is prepared 10 do ROOFING, with Tin or
oheet-lron at The shortest notice and on The mo,t
reasohaole Terms lie also keeps constantly Oh hand
OF all sizes and patterns, and every thing IN In, lin,
oil business lie hopes, by strIct attention Ia hu,,
ness to receive liberal share o! pr b,c paIror,,e
VIIIIAn = ~nrES'
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
A c. A r D.

take this method Of informing my friends and the
public genOraly that, owing TO the unsettled state of
the country, al this time, find that necessity
mo to change my woy in dong business. as they soil
in PhIladep phIa almost exclusively for cash; and If
time is given. II Is very Short, consoquentv have
determined 10 commence the CASH SYSTEM irom
thIs day. which will enable 10 sell Gouds of all
kinds al very low prceshopng by strict attention 10
business 10 merit continuance Of nv Friends patron.
fge Come and examine ny stock. and will con.
vince you that IL Will be 10 your interest TO huy for
cash. John II REIUI ~
Smyrna, Sept 18Th, T6
Smyrna times., 1862-01-09
CGU ut j. III. Be,Uleu's
BOOTS AND SKOES-

ne subscriber is now opening. at his Store on Com
merce street Smyroa, very large and we'll elected
s"l OF bOO . and SHOES. which were bought for
cash. at greatly reduced prices in order to t Tho
1hes 1hey consist IN part OF Ladies superior Black
Lasting GaIiers. with heels, from - cents 10 ST 81
per pair Ladies' Lace Boots from 60 cents to 81 per
par pa "en Cai Boots. quilted bottoms. from S3 TO
So 5n; Mems Long Boots from 81 95 10 50 so: Misses
and Chdrens' Shoes from l24 cts. to 50 cts CaIland
examine tor yourselves and you will find The cheapest
anu best selected stock of Boots and Shoes ever before
offered ih Tins market. Call soou. and you will find
US OH hand, ready and wiling 10 sell you great BAT
gains
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-09

vsrn-h, made wholly m pan of gum cepsa- Per
10 made Of othsr gums subsfances sWd
Vegetable olS per gallon 1c>n~
Vegetable pulmonary baiSzm same - 'psnfri-
nee"
vernifrgc, same A. "Depfifrce."
Warehouse entry. a custom houses not exoccd-
ing dollar IN value. stamp duty 8cssfs
Eve dollars 50 esnts-
Do, do. exceeding i've dsIlars In walls. lea
Warehouse receipts, stamp duty 5 cents
WHISKY per gallon - crntA
Do. rccsifed Is not 20 pas an aadssiensi duty.
Wholesale dealers. under uhfch tern = inciudct
every person whose business OF occupation s
20 SELL Offer 70 SCH. grucerie<-or any goods.
wares 81 merchandise. of fore IN Or dome<tis
production By more than one original pack
age piece Al one time. % The same puT-
chaser, no, including uines. -piriroous OF malt
liquors, for each license 20 -
wholesale dealer In liquors q every descrip-
tion including distilled spirits. fermcnfet H.
than distillers. who sell o. offer Tor sale any
such liquors. IN quantities Of more than fhres
gallons time 10 the purchaser. are
incluicd,) for each license loo 90
Willow, manufactures % spcr CT
Wine made Of grapes, per gallon cents
Withdrawal entry AZ custom house. stamp duty 80 e>nfs
Wood. manufactures Of. II not otherwise pro-
vided Cor sper Ct.
Wood screws u. cts-
Wool manufactures o. not otherwise specified per
wored ~ Otherwise <p-cife1 per CT
Worn ozengcs same A. "Dentifrcc.
Wit. stamp duty 80 cents
Zinc manufacturers Of not otherwise specified. per
Do, oAyde II. per Zoe pounds - cents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-09

BOOTS AND SHOES
NJ n uD nc It'd % n uD nc n,
AZ No. - West Washington a.
q LARGE STOCK or HOMEMADE WORK FOR
N sale cheap. one door esst u the Palmer Houss.
sep3o-diy A. HSTz-
Very Important to the .u0rri<dg
AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING MARRiA6Ef
tHk undersigned viii send free hy mail the
il means OF preventing conception. No drugs medic
cines. sUr lArE Discovnsy. circular With particulars
will be sent 20 any address by Enclosing f~o
stamps. book containing all the knowledge referred
10. and several private receipts, viii be sent
20 any name address you may wish. ny inclcsipg
dollar.
Medicine, French Pill will be dollar per
box. Il Is very IN is effects Address
Lock Box No. 22o, indianapolis,
jyie-dsm Al PoUcHET.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-09

rhe Taxes Imposed as she Tax nsit.
and ras~ed ~ Congress, June s3d,
ssss-Thc Dates wn 1acsmes, 1asu.
surance Companies, Railroad Conn
paoses, Ac.-The Taxes % DisstIieA
spirits, uamatsesu res, OILS, Paper,
Gas, Candles Tsbaecs, Snsns se.
gars, uvsw, seap, Nc revss, Cloth, Lea.
shev, Clue. wine. Coal, &c.-rhe Tax
on Cesssn-The Ltcesse Taxs &c.s &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-09

The Tn MI Js-s passed both Houses Of Congress on
the I'd q Juus We give below table q the taxes I'M
posed he q the ARTICLES and classes Of person.
,sxea are arranged IN Alphabetical form. rendering the
table valuable for convenient and ready reference
The imposed Of the following dIerent classes