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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-12

The following extracts are from private let
ter from Washington:
The Presidents anger is mp. and now look ont
To see the iur fly. He has been disappointed alu
mortified beyond measure by recent e,e nts IL
will take week TWO To repair matters. ana
then Tor visor Some of the peacock ohce,,
Who have iaIlel To come up To the scratch w,li
now have Ia give place To men OF brains and
blilty. No more foolnig-nO more tri1 H.. will
be allowed .-Od Abe" j. mid-his old West
err daIider Is up, anu have heard h,m use some
pretty strong language within Il lew Il " past. u,
private con, er>itiun. The housing politicians
vino cone here ii"m the North pie:endlns e
present the wishes at the ahu.e wuli. aud nj
most Annoying the lie out OF the President and
hl- Clbinet officers by a,kng Impossible thns,
oI them. will now Je thO0oed. The, nave kept
the wheels OF the war machine tucked Ion.
eiIuu- b. and the l.. e-inent Gen III siieck viii
nov run the IN irh'ue them-el,eS ami entirely Oh
var principles. You folks ia the West en- not
possibly Iee more ch grin at the present cuni-
1 on than W. do herr. and the President lees
worse thtn any lie, IN n ia this ,riun po>SIb /,
en- But We .uil Ui courage. Are We 20
Ibg 10 be whppe'i To detthl" asked sn o no Con
sIes snr,n of the President t. day. '.Whipteur'
exclaimed the President ind gnan,ly. There
n, such thing ia tie book --the-e Southern
rascals will tiiII them eel, buried under "A norIh-
ern Avalanche sooner thtn YOU THINK. and like
the boy III az struck 10y lightning tiev Won {
know what aileI EN-. Never say whipped
while there il God IA Israel " This the Pies
Ident said with much emphasis de does not
dream Ot such thing as failure IN tins war. he
sees how great mistakes have been IA ide. ami
they will Ice remedied as tar aud -oan pes
slide. ard guarded against IN the future. HIS
great wish just now l. that he Was military m IN
10 Ice was. &C u,i, believe he would hun -eii 90
forth and lie 'd our army 60 bittle
la another place this same correspondent re-
m ,Tk-:
"Dunt he alarmed ut what YOU nav hear from
the Upper Potomac or from Msryi,nd with u the
next week or two. The rebel advance will c''n-
t.ue u,s, il will one da, knock ~ lac al a. ii>t
a store wall more stunning than Stone~ail
Jackson. aud the fndune> OF JEDI Dtvi~ will be
as Suddenly Over~he mel with disaster aud rum
a. thes have recently been in the a~eendsat
Keep stiff upper lip AMI don't lose heart Ihi-
,nteSt will as sure, come out all right IN the
end there Is pow er in the people. and justice IN
the world-..nd the end is not hear as tar of as
il low seems"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-12

UNSUCCESSFUL ATTkMPrs To Scale THE Mat
TERHIIN II he a pine climbers wiu went forth
early in June To scale the VI ,tterhorn-and add
tie last triumph of skill AMI daring lie won IN
the Ssl>s m"untair>-hive been again dele itel
The re ,leiie> all attempt. Mr. Wmmper one
OF the Alpine Club. reirheti higher pnInt th I'm
had hitherto been lie iclle,i: hut an accchlental
fall. which my lie truly described IS one ut the
must miraculous csc ipeS .iom instant death or,
record, cdu>el hum 10 ib inion. Tor the present
and peril 'pS fore, er. al! further assaults on The
virgin summit. In ascending the mass of ice and
SHOW, Mr.. Whimper. who WIS alone was com
pe lei in one place To cut series o; steps in the
Ice Knowing there WAS no further difficulty at
th't kind Ia be e're,i. he lett his Ratchet behind
him. and. on returning from his b, ffle attempt
mount, he found to hi, horror. that his step,
were gone. The sun had mel ell them axa,, A.
his Ratchet could not he recover ell. he lie mel
over the nreciDce and began To prod ut the ice
with his alteIISiOck
5 the snow gave wtv. and he rolled over the
lie ]. e. br ling his face and body ON the rocks anu
ridges. crash. crash. down the sides of IA tllaSm
eight huudrei feet deep BY happ, chance he
was caught On rough he'd at ruck on the crest
of IA pIecIplce &C 'rce,y equaed in the A lps. aud
there rem incl Tor an instant stu Hei and u eed
ins, though not seriously hurt He is -lowl, re
cover ng from the shock and his wounds few
day. ltter Professor l ,n,lal re appeared an the
scene ot : Iast teir'S adventures. Nr. Whim-
FER tools AMI ex 'erieuce IRE ~ eel At his dis
pps'i. and the cuiiquerur at the k iiel SET off
full of cuii,ienre aIsi courage Buu hi< cnur,,. Z.
AMI euriur'nce were Etxei in vain Again and
again he rl>ke,l hi> Ii e. Hisher thu any one
has ever been up the peak he creia and CT ,mll
IN. her than Mr WINNER; hut the Sieepne-> ~
the highest EEK iei u,ei Il m. and The un,iaunl-
Ell bat unsuccessful muuufaineer lett the Meter
horn uilScaled --L0sd0n dfhsR9Bm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-12
From Rockville.

ROCKVILLE. Nm, September S-To day mat
tiers here are assuming more warlike appear
ance
The corps of Gens B,nks aud Sumner pissed
through here last week without creating much
excitement.
This morning the commanding General him.
self, accompanied 10y his staff g,opel Nh to the
principal hotel in the will ge and made inquiries
which lei to the suppostion thit movements OF
great Importance the tapiS
Following Gen. Mcclellan came artillery and
infantry IN ere It number and are still lcoming
The whole army of the Peninsula seems To he on
the march in this direction. II reports this morn.
ing are true shall doubtless need il all in this
vicinity.
Jackson il said to have established his head
quarters ut Frederick. twenty eight miles dis
tant Hill * reported Poole>vllle.
The whole retel army is said to be marching
on II ,rrisburg
McClellan's presence leads many to suppose he
is To assume the offensive at once and attack the
enemy in the rear
Our army has been drawn mp i'm line Of bltt'e
for the pist three days about three miles from
this place. 1t covers the roads to Pooe-vle
and Frederick and when Nc Cellan is rerdy
column will probably move down both of these
roads and assume the offensive
About o'clock last Monday night two COM
panieS OF the 9Th regular cavalry, 3 and T. were
out on IL reconnaissance when they surprised cor
thought they did. about seventy or eighty of the
enemy near Plerces woods in the vicinity POole>
vile. They Immediately charged upon them and
from all around rose up infantry and cavalry To-
number of $50. Our men were almost up
ON them before they could check their hur>e-
Two field pieces were drawn out of the woods
and sc, eral rounds We're fired. our men falling
back They retire, tel to their reserves The
enemy declined following. Seven were wounded
on our side three or four seriously and one M n
taN
hear this morning that the enemy hive I ken
posse sion OF some important points on the Bal
tinlore and Ohio railroad.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-12

born going on. Farmers informed him that =
onward movement begun 20 thee o'clock this
morning supposed to BE- sl''ut ? l.0OD -'r'n-.
tie aw thr-e regiments of Ihfmira. one OF
cavalr, eighfeen cannon. AM large nnmbsr vf
wagons. II BooneDoro Tie ssldisrs l"okei rag
el. sh.ele-s and hateS-. A mail carrier We
csnfured. Who says that greit numbers tAres
them.el,e- down in the middle Of the road. at
tackled with bilious colic caused by eAting green
corn
skirmish occurred between the Michigan
cavalry and Virginia cavalry leading the rebel
advance u Boppe,oro
They sav Jack.an leads the column.
The rebel pckeis we're within mile and =
half 81 Harsrrta~n ~ o'cle,k this evening
The main hndv apfe'rs to he gong bet~ cen
Boonehoro aud Sharpsburg. eight miles irom Ia.
ger~fown.
The rebel plekets uniformity told the farmers
thar Jarkson lead- the army and the Cumberland
valley i their destination.
All manner OF rumors are in circulation here
With regard 10 y great battle having heen fought.
can only sav with certainty that no Intelligence
Of this character has been received by telegraph
mr. otherwise
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Noon Reports.
LATEST WAR NEWS.
The PcninsuIar Army i'm
Motion.
POSITION OF THE REBELS.
The Rebel Steamer Florida Ia
Close Quarters.
The Position i'm Front of
Cincinnati.
.u.sX-SU'yLLE C.sPTURED BY.
THE REBELS.
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THE REBELS.
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from Warrington.


WAsHIxerov. September 1.-The last of the
wounded 1T Centerville, two hundred and fifty.
arrived here 20 day
About titv places are occupied. in and about
Washington and A'exandria. for hospitals
The action YESTERDAY Of the sth Illinois cav
alrv WIS with S0l of Col Ashhv's old c,vtlrv.
II took place between Poolesville and ID unes
town. The rebels hid 6teen kel and wound
Ell. including one Captain. This forenoon F.rn--
worth again met portion OF them Ht l,rks
hurg aud took thirty prisoners. They have ar
rived ~ headquarters.
Specials safe that nm officer Just arrived from
Pooe.ville early Wednesday morning ta,e- that
large ptriv of Sfuirt's civilrv came down To
lwarl> Ferry with the intention of recrossing
"a the ViSginii sill but were repu'sel by the
forces under Gen. Kew. WIN DC .uDie the nlace
last night The Iebes retreated toward FREEZER
lex again with loss from 90 10 100 of their force
taken prisoners
II j. said that Haleck states that the iefenses
OF Washington are so complete as 10 reider it,
capture impos<ib'e
c NJ Clay Is here The renort that he intend.
10 resign his commission as Rrigndier General j.
incorrect He reported himself for duty ut the
War Department and il now awaiting orders IL
l. understood he will he appointed temporarily To
al important command in the army now in the
vrinity preparatory To being assigned TO a com.
maud Wet al the mississippi.
The Tribune. et0riallv. saws:
The latest public intelligence is that the armv
is concentrating at Rockville. but from priv re
Information We learn that a disposition of the
forces will be made with reference To- further
mnvenents.
Senator Lane and other prominent Indianisn-
Who were here iew days ago on mission from
Governor Morton. have returned with ~ :" for
n answer Governor Morton lie ired authority
t0 arm and uniform the new regiments from hi
State by making acquisitions directly insie,d al
through the General Government and to select
the Generals to lead them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-12
FROM Cincinnati.

CIxciSxATi. Sept ll.-There has been picket
* FINISHING along the whole line vest of the
Licking river all the afternoon.
We lost two men killed. The enemy's loss IL
not known
The enemy are throwing up breastwoIks in
front
Several regiments of Grants army arrived to
dan The arrival OF other re -iments AM SOUR
rel hHnte his been very large.
M,p,viIle, XIV, was taken by the rebels to day
The Union People left taking everything valua-
be.
The report that company OF city soldiers
were cap,ure in a body dav Is officially cun
lr,iieIei. No prisoners have been taken by the
rel els
NoTE The lines work badly in conss-
qutnre of the storm that il il impossible To get
any report except IN such rnurilste'i stale to
be ul fit for publication -OrERAToR
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-12

INV York. Sept. l0.-The steamer Columbia
has arrived from Havana
The correSpon ence of the Associated Press
states that the piiate steamer OvietO, or Florida
as it is now called, l. wooden STEINER of slow
speed, and has iron Ia e. in her hold To br
plated with. She left Nassau ON the 9Th of Au
gust for Green Kew where he mounted her ar
msment of three g. Founders each side and two
swivel 100 Founders and then went TO rienas.
where she Orde ell off by the authorities. who
placed war steamers each side OF her. allowing
none hut the doctor 10 leave her or 20 aboard
A number of seamen from Havana arrived there
and acre arrested and imprisoned. Yellow fever
prevailed aboard. She has lost many OF her
10y sickness. de-cyt.on, &c Nine
buried ON the 3lst. including a son of MafIitt
her commander. She then went 10 HAVANA ar
irving there on the l>t of Sep cmber. with only
thirty six hands. most Of them, inclu linz the
Captain. sick. The Captain has pu,rid fever.
The ship Is le,ky Size ordered off. aud
went to SEA on the lst inst. in heavy thunder
storm.
The United States steamer Penguin was off
Havana on the 5th.
Advices from Vera Cruz on the lst state that
Doblado has resigned from the Juarez Cabinet,
aud has returned to Guarjato with his troops
Tie French troops landed on the 22l. and left
for 0rizabO
tiiO" FEVER aho dtSehterE nave Killed ID per
cent. on the French vessels. The Amazon.
whose complement is 615, has now but forty men
lett
The correspondence between the so-called Ma
tional War Committee of this State, j G. Ere
mont. and the Secretary of War; Is published
The first contains resolutions of the said com
mittee requesting Fremont, if the Government
should give its consent. TO take command with
Gen. u tchell of army corps OF 50.0tO men.
10 be raised from the different States The Sec
rotary of War replied that Gen. Mitchell had
been assigned a commend. and that the raising
of volunteers in New York had been assigned to
the Governor. who is cheerfuly performing the
duty.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-12

FoRTRrss MoSRoE. Sept. 9-lhe Richmond
ID spa'clI of the 26Ih INST contains The following
items:
There are how sixiy.e eight of Pores commits.
stoned uff ers ana one of his surgeons in CON
hnement here They are not considered prison
err 81 wlr An Adj Oi General Burnside is how
ever la eel i'm that category.
An unusual large number Of Federal schooners
are visible off Oh rlestoa Bar, South Carolina.
eiry Tuesday mOInins.
la the ntit,e GA Friday General Ewell was
wounded through the Knee.
General Trimble was wounded in tie foot, and
General falialerro ia the arm. heck and leg
The Columbia South Carolina Guardian saws
General BE .uregud. "n reporting for duty. was
assigned that Department. which We believe
includes Charleston and the Geien-es.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-12
CAUTION.

u. MARKETS fa 81 limitations. rsprrseret 20 be tbs
.ssn. .. .sROwx's BRONCHIAL rRVciEs," -h'sb are
In most cases prelaeiise 0posvs lrday Mat dssef'
~nireoonm<hs Inferior prepsrsions AID lover pfosf
srices. III proctto flsu.ssss Al for s7d
osrAIs oab sg0wy's BRONCHIAL TsocHKs."
~hkh by long sxpsrsaes have PROVED their .sae ssSrf
received The ssBefoa Of phy.sns ssusrAy. and ted.
u,ousais from emsnens thruaxhoai he cognfry.
BROwxs BRONCHIAL TRocHEs. ~ssp sio-e< V
Dissolve .lo-iy n tie mouth. have direct iDtnescs "
the sses.d ps,s the sedsvs and seoshiss sss % ia
mseus lang of,hs ~ndpps into TIE hsonsAasy' rsi-
ou.ry irtson md give, relief IN coashs. cs,ds. snf
tau sar.es rhrsssaf-ctonst which -pssksr. snd
.asers are hattie fshii-di1'e1
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-12
Faox KENTUCKY The New Albany Ledger

Faox KENTUCKY Tine New Albany Ledger
of Tue-d ~ -aN-:
The rebels stil hold Frankfort With not to ex
eeed SO csvnlry K.ry Smith has apIon ell
city officers administer tie civil affnrs. and
the 'e e.s are having THU - pretty much Their own
way The re eel a,g stllI h,its from the C,pitol
a; Frsuk ort
TO ri run be,v"d Lagrange.
Tie water tanks al Bhgdad and Benson creek
have been burned aIfi the track his been torn up
for di-tan' cf e, eral miles
Ilre reie.s are recruiting f'r the Cbnfe erate
Seryie-. and We learn from a pentem ~ VIM lett
Frankfort ,ederIa, morning th q not les tIin
otlO kentueka..s Ia Frank ."rt AMI Franklin coun
~ had already enlisted under the Confederate
h,g. mrny of them ben. men VIM have alwa,-
he e FIRE pFoie-s.d Union sentiments
Tie h-ht at Cumberland Gap on Thursday
last l. said To have beeH u ,eiy con-Iderab e
affair A larse body oi le' els attacked u lorag-
ins party Oi our ,r'suI<. some ten miles from the
Gap. They wee bail, whpped, and are said 10
have lost not les than 100 killed AMI wonnsleri
The Fe!er..l loss u -ti,i have been se, enieen
~ lied aih Wounded. Our truoIs- took a mum
Ter cot prisoners This We letrIiesl from Il hi. II
Federal uiiicia at Louis, Ie The condition oi
Gea MIrg "a forces az the Gap is -ah 10 be
yer, satisfactory, and no fears are entertained
ior Their siiety. The, have vet PROVISIONS suili
cient i''r hay days aim their position - said to
he impfe- nabIe. Il will not be long heIe the
rebel iVrce> la that direction will lac scatte.e 10
tile four winds. Steps have alreAd. been taken
To insure this result
A part, oI gueifiilis attacked the Louisville
AMI C,nrinn ri nal bnst at C,rrol!ton last night
ir'ng into her ana hdl, wOuwilng two or three
passengers Carroltou is "a nest OF treason aud
should lac abolished. A body of troops, with ar
nileiy, have gone up 10 the town.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-12
Indian troubles.

SALr LAKE CRY. September II - James
Forbes, Just arri,e ell from Sake nVer. reports
two trains were att ikei by lniim at Sub cites.
AMI wee cut off. 800 miles north Fifteen OF
twenty persons we're killed, including women and
children
Four parties arrived here within the past week
having been driven bick bv the indians. One
party of twelve had five wounded in a fight with
IA small body of Snakes.
The Snakes Baiuochs and Shoshones are we'll
armed with rifles and revolvers. and deter
mined to prevent emigants going into the Salmon
country.
e l. Conner arrived here last night
The overland mails arrive and Gepart regu-
larry.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-12
prous llaitttuore.

BAIriNoRE. Sept. l0.-The Baltimore Amer
lean ul Yesterday s,ys:
The intelligence We give this morning indi-
Gates that the rebel army has taken a western
route toward II ,ger>tnwn.
When the enemy moves fr,m Frederick tn
ward agerstown i j. virtually turning hi- back
on B,ltimore and Washington ami moving t. a
point where he can re ich the Pstnm &c az VII.
liam-port Nv march OF but seven miles. while
hi~ infantry hss partly moved wet. his cavalry Is
continuing toward tie border of York. Pennsyl
vluia.
STATEMENTS received from correspondents OF
Ne~ York papers to the fore OF the rebels
that have crossed into NJ ,ryand, entirely dis
agree with accounts that have l.een received here
from fuelives from Frederick county. no Ons
than ID OU0.
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Two sell uoyds New Steel Plate County colcred Map
OF the Uniiet state, Canada, and New Brunswick;
from surveys leed Aug. To- los2; cost ss0
90 10 engTave II ami one years time.
superior any slO map ale by Cotton Mitch
ell, aid ~e the low price # 70 cent?; 1900
are engraved on thi> map.
II J. no ony County Map, but Il is also COUNTY
AND kttLkUA D MAP % the init q sfs &c canadas
.rbined in on. giving LIVERY RAILROAD STA IuS
and distances between.
will take back all maps that cannot be sold and refund the
money.
>eud for 81 worth 20 try.
Printed instructions how to canvass wen furnished all
ayen'S.
MAnfcd-A smart Wholesale Agent for our
Map In every stae Canada En- Gland. AMI California
fortune N . be y SIDE with q small capital
T. LLOYD. No. l6s broadway. Y.
The War Department uses our Map Of Virgins and
Man land. on Viii . marked Thorou hfare Gap. Bal
Ken Noun siu, Pals Church ali the for- the Poto-
and every other place in Nsylsnh AMI Virginia,
money FeisDied Prise &c. seps-c3ts3,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-12

HAnRIsBrRo, September l0-The rebels. il is
presumed. have arrived at some point on the
Northern Central railroad, as the telegraph has
been tampered with aud The words damned Al
KEGS heard by the operator here
Gen. Wool has been assigned to the command
OF all troops north OF the Sa-euehanna.
Within twenty-iour hours 10000 men will be
in The Cumberland valley. and before Jackson
can reach Chaml sburg he will he required To
meet ana overcome fifty thousand Penll-y ly ANA
yeOmanIy.
HARRISBURG. Sept. l0.-Midnight-A State
messenger has sent intelligence. amounting in
substance TO the folio wing:
lie reached position on the mountains above
Federlck. aud Ly means of glass saw all that
Was going on in town.
be SAYS there was evidently a movement OF
troops IL the direction of MidIlet0wu and Boone
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-12

lcx-Mr Joseph Butsch one of the mos en-
tertrsinr ice dealers oil tive Northwest. has. as
lie instincts Us TO announce. an abundance OF Ice
for home consumption. and also penty for for
eign trade. All orders from dealers abroad will
be promptly hlled Sir. Butsch's residence Is
South street. No Is. where all orders may be
lett Communications through the Postofhce
promptly attended 10.
Inequality at Mr. Butsch's ice IS unequaled. and
from the quantity he has ON hand. he can supply
oil customers at home and abroad l5-dlm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-12
Job Printing.

We are now ready Ia do all kinds of plain and
fancy job Printing. in the be-t Vie. on short no.
tee. aud as cheap as any other e6fee. We have
competen, hands. good presses. a tne assortment
OF paper aud cards. and do goo.l and chenp
work All kinds Of books, briefs. Catalogues.
&c. printed ia the best style and short notice.
We ask the patronage of Democrats. aud all 9th
ers that want printing done IT,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-12
EsINGER kCO,s LETTER

lily SEWING MACHINE, with all the recent improve
menfs Is the RESI- aud CHEAPEST and Must BEAUTl-
FUL OF all sewing machines This machine will any
thing cm the running Of tuck in areisn TO the max
INK Of novercoat-anything from pilot or beaver cloth
the softesi game tissue. and Is
ready do its work perfection team FELL he bind
gather tuck. quilt and hAs capacity for great variety
Of ornamental work This l. not the only machine that
car fe hem bini and forth bu' IL viii do so better
than any other machine. The Letter Family Sewing
Machine msy be had great variety OF cabinet cases
The FOLDING CaSe which j. beco Ing 50 popular j.
asits implies. that can be folded into box or
case. which. when opened makes besuiifa substantial
and spacious table for the work upon. The cases
Of every imaginable desigD-pl@n the wood grew
in Forrest elaborarey finished art can
make them. l. NJ. >tNGEk CO.
No. as Broadway. New York.
e1S-Ind annapolis ories- No. odd-teilo~S' Hall,
Ns>hlrgton street. spls-dly
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BISO MING s. SLOAN.
(LATR q. BRowSING.)

- West Washington Street. indianapolis,
Have in store large ard well selected stock 81 Drugs
Medicines Chenncals. Psils, uil.. vasnishes, bye
stuff. Glassware Window Gia--. Brushes,
Cigar, Tobacco, Spices feriiImery,
Fancy aud Toilet Articles,
Coal Ul and Lamps.
Patenf Medicines,
and all articles complete the stock u Druggist As
we purchase princip lily for h direct from The import
err AMI manufacturer, and being DESTROYS retain the
rep taton which our house Ia, ever eujo "a VI selling
gppd. Fre tci, great care l. taken IN the e,
OF Drugs n r. ference 70 their purity Our facilities
u'h tha We feel rondeni We can oier, in Irs and un
adueraisd articles, strong Inducements any other
Western house.
Al orders will receive the personal attention Of one
Of N" firm Great care AIKEN IN the dispensing Il phyS-
eia n prescriptions and family recipes from strictly pure
arices AMI feel confident render satisfaction
in the price, and QUii.fy Of goods
BSOMNI 4 SLOAN,
% West Washington street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-12

The HONEY MOON BRieADE The New York
Express gives the following communica-
ton
When a man hath taken a new wife. he shall
not 90 out 10 war. peither shall he be ch 'rse'l
with any business: but he shall lie tree at home
one wear. and he shall cheer up hiS vile which he
has taken. Deuteronomy. chapter ~. uerse D.
IL il of some interest 10 newly married Young
men 20 know whether Governor Morgan sill L.
nnre the higher law" and compel them TO $40