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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-21
CAUTION.

The markets. full Of limitations, represented 20 he the
s,me as BROWN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" which are
In most cases productive ofpositive injury. Many dealers
will recommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles, %ancrding more proftto themselves Ask for and
OBTAIN only BROW BRONCHIAL %TRoCHEs.'
which by long exp-ii 'ncs have proved their value. having
received the sanction Of physicians generally, aud tesii-
monials from eminent men throughout the country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHEs. when allowed to
dissolve slowly in the mouth. have a direct influence to
the affected par -: the sedativ- and soothing effect TO the
mucus lining of'he ~windpipe into the Bronchii allay. Pull
monary irritation and gives relief ia Coughs, Colds, and
the various ThroataTection to which public speakers and
singers are liable. febll -dly'6a
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UsITrL IxvINTIoS Necessity leads 20 many
Inv MENTIONS both tor the living and the dead. Mr..
Mathe~ Long;s experience as an undertaken has
led him 10 the invention OF a refrigerator better
adapied To the preservation OF a corpse than any
tim. ever before used ia the city. A descu ton
OF Il = unnecessary. IL = sufficient 10 say that
tie corpse may be dressed for The grave anu ,hen
frozen 40 a. To Toe preserved for any length OF
time The box u only occupies the space OF
a cooling board. and the apparatus can EASILY be
aupliel So far ~ IL has beer used Ia this city Il
b.. been a perfect success. Should a uiOurliui
OCCASION require il With any vi oar readers Ne
commend them 70 Mr.. Long. lJ-lm
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couyrY CoNx ssloxLss.-The Board of coun

COUNTY CoNx ssloSLRs-The Board Of Coun.
~ Commissioned adjourned It's June term on
Monday. Daring the second week much bust
ness Was transacted. Besides passing upon and
allowing the usual number OF accounts for Court.
Jail. Poor, Road. Bridges, Assessing and other
expenses. the following matters were decided.
The County Auditor. jacob I Wright, lied
his annual report of receipts aud expenditures OF
the County. showing the receipts tor general rur-
poses. S56.lc2 =. from specific taxes Si4 .5Ol
SO. irom p%uuciial OF Common School and Com
gressional Township fund S~l05.555: from inter.
est OF said funds S20.0S6 3s: Total receipts from
all sources Slsl 80 u.
The expenditures we're: For general purposes
SIS. $50 IA. ON account OF n s,@Jihc re. enus
SIS l23 Ul; on account of principal OF Common
SchuOl and Congressional township funds 81.
397 So: Of interest ON said fumes SI1 sol -.
amount of general fund overdraWn a. last report
sl.422 -: toal sln9 .a30 10. outstanding orders
81 .7iS "a. cash On hand , 2.s30 ~
The County Treasurer. John L. Brown, re
pprted a balance on ~. tember ID. 1861. II Sl4.
l15 ~: the aggTega c receipts from all sourve-.
<llO.225 "a. The gross disbursements Tor all pur
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GREar EXCLUSION TO CINCINNATI on THE
ForRrB OF july III he excursion train will leave
lm,iana polls over the Indianapolis AMI Cincinnati
railroad. at 6 4. II. sud returning will leave
Cincinnati at 1850 Z. NJ. alter the display OF
the ire works. Tickets will al-o be good To re
turn on any of the regular trains of Saturday the
Ssh. and no longer. Tickets tor the round trip
onl, - The citizens OF indianapolis may rely
on this bein. the great excursion OF the season.
Tickets can he had at W. b Nicker's drug store,
under Odd Fellows Hall; Merrill 4 Cos bo1k
store. Gienns' Block: No - East Washington
street, aud ~ the Union Depot ticket office.
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". h.v. for sale the following valuable dsrnmenf.,
ara AK Democrats 10 every County and Township IN In
dan. 70 club together and end for then. for distribution.
v~eorhee>'s speeches.
The speeches Of Hau. ID ". voosHkKs UPON the fnsn-
d.i policy ard frauds q the Administrator party, and
hs vindiesfion Of his ststements In th-f speech ia reply
60 the comments Of Mr. DAWES. Of Massachusetts, These
speechs. show, fron Republican record, the expenditures
Of the Administration; the amount Of The public isdebt-
edness. and the gross frauds by which that deb, has been
ineressed. Published in one pamphlet ef sixteen pages,
and vii be furnished at D. per hundred. and si0 per
thousand.
speech NJ sstehavdscu, and address to
the Democracy OF the United states
The speech Of lion W A. RIoEaEDsoS. Of Illinois, ex-
posing the abolition schemes Of negro equality. and what
the tax payers are paying for the experiment. In the
same pamphlet lf eight pages Is the Address Of the
Democratic members Of Congress 10 the ID mocracy Of
the United States. prepared by the Hon. W. A.. IIcHaao-
SOW, the most intimate friend Of Senator norsL.s. Price
ten cents Per dozen, hhy cents per hundred, and four
dollar per thousand.
d n~Ocu
These documents should be placed ia the hands Of ev-
cry voter la Indiana. as they discuss IN a mastery man.
ner subjects which have q deep interest for every citizen
who desires 10 preserve constitutional liberty and TO per-
petuate the Union a. framed by the Fathers Of the Re-
public.
Speeches should be ordered by Express IL possible. as
the postage Is a cent a copy, AID as this must be pre-
paid, II Is taken ouf Of the m"rey tent. All orders a-
e~ompanIed with the cash, will be promptly attended to.
Address.
ELDER, HARDNESS 4 BINGHAM,
indiana oIiS, Ind.
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NJ MEDICAL.

yINHt - pill are the result OF much steady aid care
fGl experience in all varieties OF r. male complaints,
and in cases of Irregul critics. Suppr"s-ions. Lenchorrhes
or Whites, Inflammation OF the Bladder, Kidney and
Womb, aud loss OF Nervous Energy, etc. Their use Is
above all praise.
Are entirely free from any Mercurial or Mineral poison,
are purely vegetable. and are free from danger; can be
Used with perfect safety.
Among the many thou.snds n 1t have used them in all
parts Of the Union NONE speak i'll Of them, for all ike
I'm
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usr,ou Csuu,y aen,rm. Committee.

The Marion County Celirl Comm ttee will
meet q, the Sentinel office on Saturday. June *.
ut III O'Clock a. NJ, To make arrangements for
appointing delegates TO the Conere-sional Con-
yeution A foil aud prompt attendance is dc.
sired. The following Is the Committee:
Centre To~nship-Iotn X Elder Chairman, }
Samuel Beck julius Boeuicher.
Lavrenc,-Samuel Corey.
Warreu-WiIln Hunter.
Frankliu-W oodiford White.
Perry-Jame~ Web. Sr.
Decatur-Jes-e Price.
Wsshingtou-WiIliam Earle.
Pike-Joseph Loften
W~ayne-James L. Dtake.
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AccIpESr TO rBE JETFEEs,SvnLT EXCLUSION
TRsfx -le-terdsy. about q mile stFJ = halt te-
yonI Cpiambu<. the trsin bearing The excursion
i<t> % Louisville net gith a Va-htp. Spme
workmen. hxing a switch. wiflr,,t knowledge Of
tie afprnachiug train. had taken aP the rails.
The result MS that the locomotive Was thrown
into tie ditch. anal tao OF the passenger cars
rreits baiy jsmmed II W. wonderful that me-
body vas hurt. The matter happened abput .
A NJ. ALP VI the excursieni-t- werc uTrier-
way and arrisei az Jeiierspuviile Ut o'clock.
There we're twelve passenger cars ia all ia this
rain
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poses. including schoOl fund and specific revenues.
Sy6.O4y p. The b tlance ~ the ire ,~nry, June
1t. lc62. = SZ5,7i9 o.. This rep Tt embraces
the financial transactions since The present Treas
urer went into oiice. nine months since.
Weaver i Williams we're appointed coffin
m ikers Tor lhe psupets for The ensuing wear.
The Indislspn.ls aud L~eaveu~orth Gravel
Road Company we're allowed Ia extend Their
road from the present rosd south 10 the line III.
viding Marion and johnson cvuuties. being about
~" mics.
GeOr-e g. johnson was appointed Constable
for LtwTeuce TOW n~hip.
The Trustee OF Centre township reported
the amount of funds received BY him Tor dis
trioution 70 The needy families OF soldiers, as
follows:
Surplus received OF Mayor Maxwell. s20s 30
Appropriated by County Com'rs......s 81 900 90
Total receipts. .2lo y
Amount disbufse,i to June l........Sl O41 81
Some oruers are outstanding which. when pad.
will leave q balance ia the hands Of the Trustee
OF about $50.
Inspectors Of election were app tinted as fol-
low:
Milford H. Vert. for poll No. .. Lawrence
Lorenzo vanscyoc. for poll No.2 ?. Washington
township.
Richard W. Thompson. for poll No. ?. aud
Hiram Wright. Tor poll No. 3. in Washington
township.
James II. Turner, for poll No. 2. Decatur
township.
William Boaz. for poll No. 2. and John c.
New, for pol No. 3. Center township.
The levy for le62 upon the taxable property
for County purposes was order ed To tie at the rate
OF went -ihIee cents on the one hundred dollars.
and h,ty cents on e,ch poll. A levy OF three
cents on each one hundred dollars was m ide to
refund IN part to Court House revenue for appro-
priasions for the relief OF soliiers' families:
A township road, p%etiti0ned for by Simuel
Harper and Others, was orlered To be opened "a
a public highway.
Liquor Licenses were granted to John Zurich
and Charles Loelim IN.
IL Was ordere'i that the County Auditor invite
proposals Tor building AN addition to lie County
A-Nlum for the Poor, the contract to he Iet on
the Ia OF July, and the work 10 be completed
by the 1t of November.
The Board will meet in special session on the
l4th of July.
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From cairo.

CAIRO. June l9.-The work on the Mobile and
Ohio railroad from Grand Junction 10 Columbus
is progressing rapidly. The road would have
been ~ running order this week but for the burn
ing OF n bridge OF one hundred aud fifty feet in
length near Trenton. which delays tie work a
few days.
The gunbo1t Sterling Price arrived tonight.
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Night Dispatches.
CONGR
WAsHINsrnx- lima Q

WASHINGTON, june %.
Nr. Grimes moved 70 have returned 10 the
Senate from the House the bil for the r~eoteani.
r,tion OF the Navy Department. His object was
g have reconsidered the vote bv ~hich the Sen
ate agreed % The House amendments 10 tie aid
bill Adopted.
Me<srs- King and Fessenden presented peti-
tions fer a bankrupt law.
Nr Morrill, presented a petition for the repeal
OF the fugitive slave law.
Mr DJoliple Introduced a bill granting the
proceeds Of certain Lands to the Pacific railroad.
Referred.
Mr. Hale cal ed NJ the bill To repeal the &C,
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DAILY SENTINEL
>sTrwDay..-.. =. ....-...-.-JJNE Il

THs DAILY STATE SENTINEL. i seut BY Al ths early
meFuus express and fright ,Faias, and deiisTed 20 sub
scrfbers IN adjacent towns about he ssm~ time u = dr.
trsuf>di Ia thfsoty. This enables readers Al sdi-tA"c-
ffom The Capital Of IBtiana. 70 get toe ness q TIE Day
frem an 20 twelve hour before they can receive u thru
Pspsfs published e@~tere views dealers ana carriers
"a any ofthe towns % railroads een,ering at lpdisnapoiis.
Ill 80 Supplied Nth the SENTINEL on a . good terms az
an cher paper. Cabs for The Daily vI be supplied At
~.o.... Orders. soltcss<1- dA~
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passed June 81 to prevent and punish frauds on
the Governments. The bill p~r0yides tor inquiry
into all contracts made ey Government officers.
Pending = vote on the bill il was postponed IN
I'll 10 morrow.
The bill 10 define the pay and emoluments Of
the officers of the army was taken upiii ami COM
mittee cot conference Orlefed up-nH-
The Pacific rsiirOaa MAS neat taken 40.
Mr.. rrumbnli moved Ia strike Out ule section
prov ding tour branch line at the eastern terni-
nus Which " . repealed. Yeas ID. nays -.
The bill Vas then read a third time and passed
by Ness IS. nays >, As follows:
Yeas-Messn Anthony. Browning. Clark.
Chandler. Collamer. Cowan. Davis. Dixon. Doc
little. Foote. Foster, Grimes, Hale, Harlan, Har-
ris. Henderson. Howard. Kennedy. Lane of Ind.
Lane OF Kansas. Latham. MeDoussl. Norsel.
NesbIt, P0merOy, Rire, Shermln, Stark. sum
her. Trumbull. Waue. Wiley. Wilmot. Wilson of
Mass, Wilson OF Missouri.
Nays-Mes,rs. Howe, King. Pearce. Wilkin.
son. Wright.
Mr.. Fesseu len was present but did OF vote and
Mr.. ell pared oil with Mr.. Simm 'ns. Mr..
TeuEyck Was excused from voting IN the GROUND
that he did not Ike the bill as amended.
A motion was then IN lde To take up the con6s
cation bill on which a debate ensued as tn winch
bill should be consldered-that OF the Senate OF
the one which passed the House.
Mr.. Sherman said that in order TO give Sena.
tors an opportunity to make uptheir mInds winch
they would consider he would move ~ AL Jurn
till to morrow when a vote should be taken the
first thing. Adjourned.
HOUSE-Nr. Stevens from the committee 0n
WAYS ami Means. reported a bill increasing tenn
pOrarily the duties OH imports tor other purposes.
Referred 10 the committee Of the Whole on the
state OF the Union aud made the SPECIAL order
Tor Wednesday.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-21

PrxPs-FarsH AND PrRE WArER Every
householder in indianapolis Should sink a vel
and place therein a pump. that the lab0Fs Of the
female members of his family mav be thereby
abbreviated. Mr.. Eiu,h Hssket, No. 90 Ken
lucky Avenue, Is the PROPRIETOR OF the patent
premium pump. and we wou Il commend IL To- the
attention OF all our readers. Mr.. II ,sket, hay
iug recently repleui<hej his stock Of material. il
prepared - furnish his pumps at the veFy Low est
Rates, and warrant all hi work. q
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For the Daily State Sentinel.
lSDIASAPoLls. JuIe -. le62.

MR. EDIToR:-l see by "A notice in this NOR
ning's paper that "a Mr. John II S-hwartz was
run over by Hn engine OF one OF our railroads.
Now, Mr.. Editor, the citizens Of indianapolis
wish To know why our City Council has not long
ago PASSED an ordinance for tire better protection
of the lives ct our citizens AMI their children,
and compelling railroad companies 10 place n
~atchman ON each crossing Of our streets7 The
way II how j. il j. a nuisance. and rather ought
to lie abatej than kept Tor wholesale slaugh'ering
purposes. SLvENTH WARD.
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Masonic At a stated meeting Of Marion
Lodge No. IS. + A NJ held on The 18th INST.
the following officers were elected to serve the
ensuing wear:
John NJ. Rramwell. W. VI.
Roger Parry, ) "
Joseph r hau.h. J. ".
james S.lgrc,e. 7.
Francis King. Secretary.
Charles W. Stagg. : ID.
Samuel Campbell. J ID.
Stmuel VI. Seibert. II Bamberger. Stewards.
Christopher F. B7o~n. Tyler.
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INSURANCE.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
AssIsrAsr orAGrrrs.srts Grsrn us crr,cr.

ASSISTANT QrAKTERNssTKE GESERu's CTT'cE,
Louisville, KY, June Ia. ls62.
SEALED PROPOSALS vi LBE RECElvSD AT THIS
olhce unt y o'clock NJ. on ~aturiay. the 2lst Of
June. is62. for furnishing eighteen hundred Cavalry
~Hor>eS-twelvr hundred 10 be deli, cred al Louisville ami
SIX hundred AZ Lexington, NJ.
The Hor-es must he sound. not less than 6 nor more
than S YEAR old, nor le>s than Is hahds high, o. dark
ealorS and well adapted 20 cavalry service. ard he s1b-
jeeted TO a rigid Inspection by worn Govvramrnt in>pec-
tors. " mares iel D. dee<y I'd.
The delivery % commence on or before the il, July,
1851. and he whole 10 De delivered &C OF before the
18th OF July. ls62.
Proposal. may De made for furnishing the whole or bar.
% the number required 81 each place.
Bidders mast be present al the time Of opening the
bids, and Be prepared 70 enter into q contract and exc
cute a bond. with two or more sureties for is faithful
perform .nce. No bid rrsn1 aaE d5sloyul per~oR udi b.
c Rsdercd, AMI the nsh j. reserved of rsjecting any or
al the bids. Tor further particulars address
Col thus. WORDS,
jelT-dtd Asst Quartermater Gen. L. =. A.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-21

FoRrREss Monroe. June 20-The pretended
Union citizens OF Norfolk have been actns in II
IN inner al late t. preiucice many against the
cause. Instead OF remaining quiet and eacei
bic the, get up biawlsand fights. Such men re
set down AS office seeker. Gen. Wee has de-
termined TO punish the offenders.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-21

ry-The best place TO trade Is of course where
A large assortment, OF goods is kept of such style
and material IS are sought after. and where prices
sre The luw est. Those wishing IN purchase any
thing in The line OF boots or shoes will Ind Cleans
Block the place 20 purchase Cady & Co. have
aISass a large stock OF prime goods. and sell At
extremely low figures Il : a pleasant place 10
trade ou account 81 the size aud convenience of
their room. the a~Iabiiity Of the clerks. and be-
cause they name at once - only price at which
anv article called for Will &c sold.
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from Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. June pa private dispatch
recei,e ed here states that General Buell. with h $
whole army had left for East Tennessee by way
OF Huntsville.
A private letter from New Orleans says that
the report published in New Orleans OF the sur
render of Fort Morgan il incorrect.
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CITY AND STATE z

IT, Cunningham's Ice Cream Saloon and
srLor. is a fashionable resort these warm even
ings.
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MILITARY The following company officers
have been commissioned:
18th Indiana-l,t Lieut., John A. NJ. Cox; 81
Lent. David VI. Jordan.
22d Indiana-Capfain. Leonard Ennis; lst
Lieut.. Nicholas De Very. 81 Lieut.. Nehemiah
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-21

Mabie 4 Co.'S Menagerie and Hippodrome.
making. separately a splendid exhibition. bur.
confined such a one as never has visited lud =
annapolis before. will arrive TO day. and be thrown
open to the public. We commend the exhibition
Co all as moral. interesting and instructive.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-21

BosroS. June ~ james Lyons alias Smith,
late Master Mate OF the pirate Sumter vas ar
reStei here last night on the arrival Of tue brig
Harriet in which he came from Surinam.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

N-T0 THE NERVOUS AND CONSUME.
TIVE or BOTH SEXES. a Rerir.d Clergyman havina
b.en restored to health in a few days, after many yrarS
OF .reat suffering, 10 willing to assist others by sendiug
Tree on the receipt OF a pot paid directed enN elopr, a
copy OF the prescription uscd. Dir.ci {"
Rev. JuHN VI. DtGNAIL,
Je9-d8wim lS6 Fulton street. Brooklyn, y. Y.
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e-Tbe following rebel prisoners have died
nj this point:
June 18Th. VIM. Hayss'co +. 32i Tennessee.
and LII. De~hay. SD Tennessee.
June 18th. l. VI. Stowell, co. j. Goth Miss.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-21

szs-I want to trade u piece Of desirable land.
3L miles west ct the city. tor a house aIsd lot
con, %eniently located in tie city. Call ut No.
30ts West Washington street. up st,irs.
2l-u2t o. b. ToRBEr.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-21

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP The firm OF
Mason d GridIey. hel eIolore engaged IN carrying
on the hoteI business. in the Palmer House, In
dianaPolis, II d SOLVED 10y mutual consent. Mr..
Gridiey takes charge OF tue house from this date.
b MAsoS,
June 20. le62. +. GRIDLEY.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-21

tB-Ths Auditing Com mittee on Military
Claims ADJOURNED yesterday to convene again on
the call OF the Chairman. Hon. ID. q. Branham.
At the recent session but a small amount Of bust
ness was Transacted
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From Chicago.

CHICAGO. June 2a-The election returns come
in very slow. Dispatches from the southern
counties to night render it nearly certain that the
new Constitution j. defested.
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From New York.

NV YoAK. June 20.-The steamer Elm
City. from Fortress Monroe. with $50 sick and
wounded soldiers from MeClellan's army. arrived
at noon. She will proceed to Albany.
A list of names could not be procured Tor the
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CAN

sE- WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
N0UNCE the name of JAMES X. PLUMMER, as - can
didate 10 represent Marittto nty In the next lie Sislature,
subject 10 the decision OF the Delnoc rate County Conven-
ton. MANY VOTERS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-21

MfrRcroLIrAS.- Another splendid bill i pos
ell Iof tonight. the Merry Monarch. "a s..ug b,
Miss Msc,rthv. a dance by Mis- Rosai n d Com
teniment vs.. Riches will be the bill oil fare. Gu
e< ef,tody.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-21

tH-The National Saloon. M 81 South Me
rid,an street. will serve up at y o'clock this even
Ing. a splendid free lunch OF turtle soup and all
the delicacies Of the season. All lovers Of good
things are invited To be present. Ii.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-21
PUBLIC NOTICE
TO ULGN>ON a. con, No
- East MMShinytOM Nlreela

Have been appointed agents for the sale Of
- ss 4 - ID ELS = a. - - Z T. a Z. %.
THE WONDERFUL GkANuLUS, G. the cure Of Cougl 4,
Colds. Sore Throat. Bronchitis. whee zing. irritation Of tle
Uvua and T.n~l~, and Diseases Of the Lungs. Sold IN
large boxes, 20 cts, ~ ets.. and 81 each. nIsd&wly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-21
June 30. Is62.

In retiring from the Primer House. I return
my customers my thanks Ter the patronage ex-
tended to me. and ask a cnu,inu ,n,e of the SINE
Tor my late partner, Nr. Grdley. b. Mason.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-21

25 GAfrKRs-A neat and good gsiter. the
best ia the market. just recei, ell. Go see them.
lnIies. at Jones. vmuejge & Co.'S famous bvot
and shoe house.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-21

- Ladies. Messrs. Jone-. v'unedge 4 Co.'S
Is the place TO buy 81 % CATERS. They have
Just received "a fine selection.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-21

n At the Magnolia. Illinois street. Messrs.
Flagg & Wright proprietoIs, lunch Is set daily ut
III A, NJ. and I'D Z. NJ. jel-dtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-21

ey-The right wing OF the 9Th Indiana. Col.
Oven, lett Camp Morton yesterday for Bowling
Green. Kentucky.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-21

4 IL. per IONS knowing ihemselves indebted 10 me viii
please call al their earliest convenience and make
settlement Of same, and oblige X. BROw GNG-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-21

" Columbus Bookworth, of company ",
6Oti, Indiana. died at the city hospital on the 18th
instant.
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4 SLOAN.

feel grateful for the liberal patronage which we have
ever recrived-trust ny strict attention 10 business and
the wants OF our customers TO merit and retain The same.
*. BnOWNING.
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Gen. Lew. Wallace in Command
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-21
PAINTS! OILS! VARNISHES

with a large stock of v~arni-hes, Paints, and Colcrs Of
al kinds ground Ia oil aud dry. For ale al the lowest
figures. BROWNING a SLOAN.
- West Washington street.