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Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-15

TFSr the Advertiser.l
A WOman'S Musings.
Arise each brave Nebraskaite,.
And Join our Union band
7 drive lie rebels UJs Of sight,
And live in Freedoms land.
Oh hov wish ! was = man,
A soldier I would be;
Devote my life TO Uncle Sam,
Ana set The negroes free.
I'd wear = bright pesJsckst blue,
CThey look 50 very neat >
An4 pants made from a sable hue,
Ans a elp that loOks 50 sweet.
Sp1n a white horse ] would ride,
"a seem sOtall and hBe
"fh ; bright swo7d swiuEina by.my side.
And a SILVER hilt 20 shine.
&c love 10 be q soldier b-avo
life for freedom gives
And rest at last in a soldiers GrsvO,
bet Abe Lincoln live
But no. slasiT'm not a man.
a solder Cannot be
"nve my life for my so7nsrs'S 90 Cd,
And set the negroes free.
~S' ''uAsn \. r, EovsvA., q, 1ssS SLAiAA
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-15
A Practical Guide to- Heath AID vigor.
THE NEW
FCR
MEN, woMEN & CHILDREN

Wa a frGltsiaf01 ~ Prof KI0rss Dgnb Bel m
SfTaef0T, and SrCf. Sehre5sr's PERggzIhGssikOh
BY Do LEWIS. n. D.,
Prrpr'e.0r OF the Eek Stress G7anasfum, B5zfan.
VIA TGTes Hundred HVs'yeG5Bs. Oas Fsi l2ma
PRICE sI.O0
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thousand strong, what is there to prevent eEy
York. New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. send
ing down to his support q body Of fifty thous-
and militia within the next ten days?
We hare the opportunity now TO put down
slis rebellion at urdoors. If we lose it we
NAV lose everything. We may be broken up
nv o,1r rebel armies and orr Infamous political
factions. not into two confederacies, but into
fen or twcnty petty republics Of The South
American schools, electing each dictator
every wear at the point of the bayonet, and
all necessarily fighting each other. We must
SAKE. our conntry,Gr no man III the Land can
say that his surviving children will not bs
ontcasts under a rule Of FufEfans and robbers.
Now is the tiIne. Now is the time to sa7e
our country, and TO bring this rebellion to an
ens, while Errope is yet debating the cues
ton of Intervention.
These rositions Of the encmy's forces vcuId
leave bnt little conjecture regarding his plans,
eyes If thew were not from sources If i1foslfa-
ton llithefto always found reliable. They
are altogether stragetic, ard snccess is antici-
nated without fighting more than one battle..
They hare made The ElanocaGy the line Of
opesaEfane agalE1st both Baltimore and Wash
ingtan, ard have ARRANGED their forces SO as
to concentrate the bulk CT their army In the
smallest possible tia, either fer ofsssssaiFe or
aefansire action, and 81 the same tire hold q
line Of retreat across the Potomac. The cities
Of Frederick, Baltimore and Washington form
an eqniIateral triangle, with sides Of forty
miles. Making Frederick the point Of opera
tons. by occnpying the line Of the Monocacy,
they threaten both Baltimore and Washing
ton, while Mcclellan, engaged in the double
task Of defending both, is cornpelled to stretch
his army along the sides of The triangle be-
tEeen the two, thus giving them an orportzs-
nifty TO rash q superior f,ree upan either eff
his wings jackson st this moment could
make the attempt to overpewer with eighty
thousand men his 'Ic(llesslan's1 right wing
tossarda aaissnsera, and ieaye Lee with forty
thousand 10 naesnaeehis left and, if necessary,
fight it with nearly equal nuiahers: or the
two nsising could a:ash2z his Left, and attempt
to <.ss:ssi ii by ovsrUlsessnsines nusnE'e7s Bat
sncia is not their plan. T.ey are waiting for
a sssrer hing. As Mcclellan advances his
army from Essss9tos, be mast keep bis left
ueA up 70 the right bank Of the Potomac.
E,as c.eeeIltlizag his line and e.ing 1t pro-
portios..tslE. Besides this, he mast slsa leave
strns guards At each ford or ferry IS he pass
rs :stoaa re prevent the esle:sv crossing Ia his
rear Lee and jackson arc t3aeTefeTe, wait
ing fas' cur array ID eosne within stirling dis
Ia Ess,e as.tl when ii does their blow WILL fall,
Hsat y neither towards Baltimore OF washing,
e.s.a tssc viii only decide the zslasit az
lives.
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$1,000
s..g1Ge.

essaao. $4,000.
- -EgT.ZsEss a-ss- q. 4!
EsSIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
j, To any sober energetic person who fails to
make 50, 600 a year! The business easy, honest
and LUCRATIVE. No Capital or Education
required. No expense incurred! FIVE HUN
DRIED Ladies and Gentlemen wanted BY ad-
dressing me Immediately you may secure to
yourselves Health, Wealth, Beauty, Long Life
and Happy Marriage. GOLD
RING GRATIS to the first young lady, writing
to ne. For farther particulars ad
dress Enclosing your return Postage.
FRAME e. e. LINSET,
Raven, Nest, P o.,
Washington Co. Va.
: Sept. II, Is62-sn.
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POETRY.
TEE BLACK FLAG.
BY PAUL Il. EhYNE.

Like the rear of the WiRtry sarges
On wild, tempestucus stand,
The Voices Of the maddened millions
Comes up from an outraged Land;
Fer the cup of our noe runs over,
And the day of our grace is past,
And Mercy had fled to-the Angels,
Aud Hatred is King at last!
Then up with the Sable Banner.
Let it thrill to the War-God.s breath,
For we march to the watchword-Venge aace!
And we follow the Captain-Death.
In the gloom of the CORY breaches,
On the ramparts wrapt in flame,
Mid the ruined homesteads blackencd
BY hundred deeds of shame
Wheresoeyer the Vandals rally,
And the bands of the Alien meet,
We Will crush the heads of the Hydra
With the stamp of our armed feet:
Up. up. with the Sable Banner.
Let it thrill to the War-God breath,
For we march to the watchword- engeance.
And we follow the Captain-Death!
They have taught us careful lesson.
IT'S burned ON our hearts in fire,
And the souls Of a host of heroes
Leap up with a fierce desire
And We swear by all that is sacred,
And we swear by al that is pure,
That the crafty and cruel DastaGgss
Shall ravage our home no mere;
Then up with the Sable Banner.
Let ii thrill 10 the War Gods BREATH,
For we march to the wstchwogt1-ssTeasses !.
And we follow tie Captain Deash..
We viii roll the pillows OF battle
Back, back, on the braggaEt foe,
Till his leaguered and stricken cities
Shah quake with a coward tdroe;
They silalloompass the awful as.,ssssing
OF the conflict their Lust began,
When the Northland rings with Mailing,
And the grand old CavsE bath won.
Then up with The Sable Banner.
Let 1t thrill TO the War-Goiss breath.
For we naEc,, to the watehword-- seogse &C
: And re follow the Eaptain-Dsatla.
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PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
Va. & IEx1 EsrLRcap Co.

Lgachturg, March 18th, 1864. J
EeiRFfz.Ss seesiviisg goods By the "a. s Tenn.
u Railroad are her Gig patiEed that, the com
pany VIII not be possible, In amy manner, for
goods .hie are a1sews2 by eoneigners to remain
at the COLE panys depot "A hours after their ar
rival.
Snefs goGds VIII he AT tie risk of the owners,
and 40 claim for dana ges and losses viii be al:
lowed, and storage viii he charged by this COM
rany- The eonpary Will net give notice of the
arrival of any consignment. r. L. OWEN,
Aaarcaa, "A. 1852 President.
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E0Eg SEE gH Hssg,.

- TIE Vi~ssfhia House, IN Absngg-
.-s .sfs don,sElIll assoiI upon liberal terms,
sss ) Z but il. not disposed of by the nth
.Zs.z5zassss of November, it win be reastsd.--
There Is no more desiFsbac Hotel property in
South western Eizeszais, and no house that las
had better unsfas.n patronage. The building
is of brick, large, airy aesd ronmE, with extern
siye Stables and III necessary out buildings. AS
Tsezspzls would Neither y rent without vsew
ia The property, it IS useiess to % into mose
zas;sstst. sseaisszian.
For terms. &c, ID cur absence. apply TO n I.
IL zzi,.ssi.s, ESD. &C. H. r. DUNN,
DC. DUNN.
.1;nn1nzn sz.ar On 1R12-.ff
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gsa H gE ARD.

AEsWAY from tie subscriber short time
4 q since, negro boy about L years DID, nam
Cd STEPHEN. The above reward viii be paid
for the apprehension and delivery Of the above
gaarnaa boy. III. =. STIGKLEY.
Sept. II. ISs2--ff
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Tg-HG Trustees Of this Institution are gF-stsfisel
4 in Rseing al2e 70 aGnoaaee to the public TIE
Eepeaizg Of 1llis lseaIelsy for the reception of
pu2,ilss GA
81 assay, tRae gsS Gag aE ssazzstezaFseE.,
iztemtgessce Of Mr. William Far
zaer sEr f. is well qualified, With the adlsan-
Il g Of several gears experience as q Teaeassr,
ana We feel zgga assured that lie wili, as hereto
fore. give entire satisfaaction TO al WAC send
their clsitlress otlsis academy the ensuing
sion Of ave months:
Fir-ss, or lowest grade OF astipffls-0 rthngra-
gasy iseading Writing, AriIhEaetic. GeegraT play
and 40
Second, or iRferaaediate grsas-same
continued. ssaa English Grammar, Conn
position the Sciences, 6e,.-----.-....-... 1900
Third. Oh. highest Above contsn-
ned, and Classics, Higher Mathematics,
or .....-...-..........-- 1900
EVnflsg gent 2-vD
Parents and Gaalsssa1s viii please observe
that these terms are very moderate, notwish-s
stan ling. the war aEsd the blockade They are
only eaaa TO So mouth for the pupils Of
the first gratle 500 per naosth fer the inter
mediate, and $500 per fnenss for the 81 or
highest grade; and S 90 contingent fee for fuel,
&C., &c.
By o-gler of the board.
JOIN n HUsIEs, Pres.
Arc. %. Issa-tf
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$50 REW ARID.

GTRAYED or stolen from Greenfield farm,
~ Washington county, Va, an
From Gray REaRe,
four years old, black legs name and tail, and q
small white spot under her belly.
The above reward viii be paid for her deiiye-
~ to Maj. Thos. F. Fisher, QuaFtermaster at
Abingdon, Va, or to Capt. J. W. bennett, AS
sistant Quartertaaster, at Saltville, Va.
GEORGE A. THOMAS.
abingdon, Va, Aug. 10. 1862.
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Soma zaaEag View Under tire sua.
ETvEEE undersigned has for sale, at his essab-
u lishnent between flle Two Hotels in Abing-
don. various netians, among which may be foand
a Sewing Machine, Sewing SILK, Quaensware,
Railways Ready Relief, Military Trimmings,
&C., &C., Sc. ". 81. G. SAND0E-
Aug %, ISG2-Tsn
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sklsTEA VASE Oh College &C,
hDiagsEsafs. YErEfnEn.

AaAlEI1A ssAs5Az sssa AGgSt sSIIzs4aasasls
hsiags safss Virginia.
TEyHE TAir4 Annual Session Of Martha Wash
IL iTgtoa College Viii chn,messce the 18th of
August, 1867 and extend to lie list day of June,
1868. 4~.--s.s.. s.
Tie rate of charges fog ene-half Of the session
is az ftliess:
For Board, including fuel; lights, &c., sioo %
8. Tuition in Collegiate Course.
81 Et g Intermediate Ccnrse. % 60
- .s g Preparatory Consse,.... 1880
* Contingent fee for same titaae,-.. 50
q Tuition Ia Music same tsnae G5 III,
Tuition in other Extra Branches is pro-
portionahly increased.
The Board and Tuition fer ane-ha1f Of the
SESSION mast be paid ably Id sslyssacr. The
amount required IN advance, are those respec
lively spec fed above.
1 The Trustees Of the College have been com
pslfea to advance the rate OF scharges for Beard
and Tuition. The necessity OF doing SO is obi
oas to every inteili gent mind. The price of al
NEST every article Of provisions, has advanced
within the last twelve months, from ily0 to 400
per cent. The College has not advanced It's
charges any farther than is necessary to sustain
itseaf III tho present condition Of the country.
We trust the people van renew their patron
age of the College, especially in view OF the fact
that money advanced for education is always a
profitable and lasting investment. The u;sfpx-
tunes of life, in peace or In war, can never de-
and moral blessings which are secured by an
early and efficient education
Fer farther Information, address
Nh. HARRIS,
President Of III. n. College
Aug. I, 1862.
ns- Bristol ADVOCATE please copy 5 times.
and send account to Priest, Harris fer collection
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al4ias.lon, Arg. % 1927 ss'ass.2e--ttff
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II
sM1E RHxaEAENa,

FHvEIIS article has Of late been greatly i,nprov
d ed, the proprietor having accomplished what
he set out to Do, j. e. 10 beat the Yankee Mason-
Every ingredient Of the compound is purely
Southern, ani ell engaged IN It's preparation are
natives Of tie South.
ETA Cubes.
l gross $40 gross s 45-l2 do Se5
l gross packing boxes 50 cts.--6 gross pack
ing boxes $1.0a.
No notice viii be taken Of orders not accom-
panied by the cash. 4. d. HENDREN-
Sept. II, 1862. Atlanta, Ga
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October II, I2GI-1y.
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wAsHuNGTS,N sPRINGs.

nm account of my inability this season, to
w provide generous table and adequate at
tendance of servants, Ihad declined opening the
Hygeia Mansion to guests. But, visitors crowd
ing upon me, have to advertise at last, that
the door is.open. Yet the most that can pros
mise my guests, besides the health giving wa
tiers, is protection and kindness. However, /
will not fail IN DIE attention to the bills! Terms
for Board, therefore, 81 so day by the month,
50 a day for fortnight or so, $3.50 day for
less and rs cents d meal.
send a carriage 20 Glade Spring Depor up-
on request. b. LONGLEf.1
& Aug. D 1862
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Attention! GCgaserIpss
"A ma En1-oEEin@ officers

AIGGEasL0as GGEaSGTIRsas
And Enrolling Officers
A CAMP of instruction has been established
"A under orders from the Secretary Of War,
at Dublin Depot, in Pulaski county. The en-
rolling and alsstersng officers for counties vest
OF the Blue Ridge, are required to enroll. col
leet, and send eonscripts to me at that polnt as
rapidly as possible All white male residents Of
the State, between the ages of IS and 35 years,
not now in service, must be enrolled; and if cx-
ensptea, the fact aud cause of exemption report
ed Conscripts who Voluntarily report them
selves at my camp, pr:sr to enrolment, TO
lslateerin any company which WAS in service On
the 18th OF April last.
JAMES 3. DORIAN,
Major P A c. s
Cozn6g. Camp of Instraiiea.
Jnly IS, 1262-sf
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NEW COpARIM ERSHIP.

NEW CGpAEsLgsE sks5HIP.
$. II coRSEs. S. n. n'coRKLE. wiz. KINSiEa:
Ez5GonKE4E, SON g. CO.,
Successors to 3rCorkle & Co..
GE'oeeEs & Commission Merchants
AND 3IANUFACTURERS OF
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
no. EEs Main Street,
EYEGas VA.
We viii give particular attention to the sale Of
Tobacco, Bseadssnfs, Provisions, and all kinds of
Country Produce and 5ierchandize at the old
sts.nd Of NeCorkle & Ce. We shall endeayor to
keep always on hand full stock of all articles
requisite TO the business, and from our long
experience in The business hope to merit share Of
the public patronage, and especially that SO lib
orally extended Ia tie former concern. Our Mr..
Kianier viii give pessenalattentiont the Com
mission Business, as he has been for some years
pursuing that branch and We feel confident from
his long experience and thorough knowledge Of
the business, will not fail TO give satisfaction to
al who eIltrEst their interests TO our hands.
Ly@ VIII make liberal advances ON approved
produce in hand, aad remit promptly for all time
and cash sales.
SAMUEL lcCORKLE:
s. NJ. McC0RKLE.
WM. KiNNIER.
Get.sy,e4. II 12GI-fy ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-23

Even when the same substances are eaten
in different countries, there is often a strange
difference in the mode of preparing them.
Both we and the islanders use butter, but
they store it up without salt till it is rancid
and sour.
We agree with the Abyssinians in liking
beef, but they would probably object as much
10 the roast beef of Old England as we should
to the half-lying morsels of raw beef in which
thew delight.
Maize, the Indian corn of America has
been introduced into New Zealand by the
missionaries, and the people cultivate and
highly esteem it. But their mode of prepar-
1t for food is to Europeans most disgusting.
They steep it in water I'LL tits putrid, and then
make it into kind of porridge which emits a
most intolerable stencil.
Haman flesh has been and still is eaten in
many parts of the world, and that by people
considerably above the lowest rank of sava-
ges, such as the Fejee Islands and an Indian
people called the Batta, who are said to have
a written language. And even in cannibal-
ism there are great diversities-some nations
eat their enemies and some their friends.
Herodotus relates that a Prussian king
asked the Indian soldiers that were in his SER
vice what reward would induce them to burn
the dead bodies of their friends instead of
eating them. They replied by entreating him
not to mention anything so shocking.
On the other hand, the New Zealanders-
before their conversion, who seemed to have
considered that the proper diet of mankind
is man-seem to have eaten only their enc
mics.
Among the Australian savages, on the con-
trary, it is said that if mother firrls young
baby troublesome to carry about she will eat
it, (although she would not allow any one else
has merely deferred its birth, and that the
next child she bears will be temperance
of the eaten one. When demonstrated with,
she will reply: "Oh massa, he plenty come
again"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-23
A New Article.
DR.. ROback'S Stomach Bitters.

new and delightful somachsc and Cordial. for fyug
the stomach. and for the prevention % bilious
complaints incident 20 the Western county. Try a.
morning drink, 20 assist digestion and relieve Dy-
pepsia, Ia has no equal.
In Favor n is superior 90 al other blfters. Tryh
The formula u these Htrers ssl the sole prop
ery Of Dr. Roback originated with q the oldest and
eminent hedics Practitioners of the West, and
Il Is directly predicaied upon the wants Of Western peo-
pie.
These bters derive their stimulus from The powerful
tonic nature u the roots and herbs a which they
composed and they by Aayng unnatural cravings
Of the stomach, directly promotive q
TEMPERANCE,
The present proprietor believes that IN making them
widely known the public welfare 4 sub-erved.
IL will soon be for sale BY all q Dr. Robacks numerous
Agents. and at Hotels. 4c., the country
In the meantime. orders viii be nied direct nom Cin-
cinat In any quantity and 81 the lowest rates put np
In Quart Bottles and securely packed IN one dozen cases
Half dozen sample esses viii, however be packed and
sent 20 any address n desired.
R>iai Price 81 per Boftie. or six % t5.
Principal offoe and saie.room No East Fourth
Cincinnst O. Laboratory. No. - Hammond street
sprli-iswfwlv.
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MAcHINISTS.
&c ~ ~ u q, ~
BLACKSMITH SxsOp

q AvING ENTIRELY REFfrTED THY suop po,v
EkLf occupied BY John Cooper hi o.,
fnh Cos Last ant Hub FACTORY. am pr.r.r,. =, -,
kinds of work m The machinery o. black suithtng
Having had twelve Year, experience In the 49,
,schne shops In the country rAier myself that can
se entire satisfaction 20 those who may favor me Nh
ctr work. have In my employ one Of the best blaek
ths IN the State, and pay particular attention horse
- seing and machine forging.
xhepsirng u all kinds promptly attended 10
Chodsis q all kind, built for the patent Office.
fhctnember the place. squsre south II the Union
: PCT, on illinois street I. p4oNN.
,ulyl0-dlv'G 'Gl
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-23

es-Parson Beecher varies his amusemcnts
A play-actor on Sunday in his pulpit, fast
horses on Monday, and the next day he is
greeted with three cheers at the assembly to
witness the billiard match in New York be-
tween kavenaugh and Foley. That is the
way. When parson gets niger on the
BRAIN he starts and goes right down, as
Brownlow saws, Ito h-ll"- CHICAGO Tunes.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-23

ton.
Paymaster's Clerks 800 per annum, and IS
cents per day when actually on duty.
Chaplain in volunteers $l46 50.
In addition to the pay as above stated, one ra-
ton per dN and an abunaant supply OF good
clothing il allowed o. every soldier. Quarters.
fuel and nydical attendance are always provided
by the Government without deduction from the
soldiers pay. Ifa soldier should become disabled
in the line Of his duties the law provides for him
pension. ar ne may. If he prefer il. obtain sd
mission INFO the Military Asylum, which will
afford him > comfortable home so long as he may
wish TO rec.sive its benefits.
To the &oove pay for private soldiers must be
added the sfdtioaal 81 a month 10 be paid du-
ring service, the 800 bounty at the end Of the
war, whiciShas already been provided for. and
the quarter section Of land that Congress viii
provide for; At its coming session. The bounty
and land apply 70 officers and privates alike.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-23
ADVERTISING IN THE WEEKLY.

Advertisements published In both the Daily and the
weekly SENTINEL will be charged the full Daily rates,
with one half the weeklv rates added
Business Notices published In the local columns o zen
lines or under will be charged for each insertion sli II
over ten lines ten cents per line.
Charges will be made for inserting the notices OF the
following Orders Societies and Associations al the rates
named 20 be paid In advance:
Military Companies Order Of Odd Fellows, Masonic
Or,.ers BenevoIent Societies and Singing Societies
For each notice not exceeding lines 70 cents Tor each
insertion: over eight lines az this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached ~
without notice free
Marriage Notices so cents.
Notices o Festivals Pcncs and Excursions gotten mp by
individuals or associations by churches at the regular
prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head OF
Special Notices. il ten lines will be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisements ikng less than three lines, inserted
once In the Daily. will be charged hfty cents
Yearly advertisers 70 paw quarterly.
Announcing candidates for offices 0f every description
TO charged the of 81 80 for each name IN the
Daily and 81 n the Daily and Weekly the same TO be- IN
all cases paid IN advance.
Legal advertisements inserted athe expense OF the at
torneys ordering deiayable for the legal proceed
lngs but collectable usual time. Publishers not
for the accuracy CT legal advertisements De-
yond the amount charged for their publication.
ELDER, HARDNESS BINGHAM,
Proprietors Indiana State Sentinel.
j. NJ. TiLFORD,
ttent ndf ian apolis Journal Company.
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NUMBER 3,60S.
CAVALRY.

CAVALRY.
Captain Bracken's COmpany-Wes Western Fir'
gnia-POstoffice address, Parkersburgh.
Captain Stewart's Company-Western Vir
ginia-Postoffice address, Weston
Captain Graham's Company-kentucky.
Captain Moreau's Company-New Haven Ky.
2Sth Regiment-Col. Baker-Ist cavalry
Ironton, Missouri
Forty-frst Regiment (2d cavalry)-John A
Bridgland. Colonel. New Haven, ky.
Forty fifth Regiment-Colonel Carter-3d
cavalry-Maryland
Ira Harris's four companies Of Indiana cavalry
are at Munson's Hill, Virginia-Postofice ad
dress, Washington City.
ARTILLERY.
Captain Rabb's Battery. Kansas
Captain Frybarger's Battery. Missouri.
Captain Klaus's Battery, Missouri.
Captain Bush's sBattery-Munfordsville XIV
Captain Simonson's Battery, Munfordsville
Ky.
Captain Behr's Battery Calhoun. Ky
Captain Harris's Battery, Munfordsville, Ky.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-23
MERCHANT TAILOR.

NV RJrr. Merchant Tailor. and dealer IN Ready
w Made Clothing and Furnishing Good, No. los
a. sshingon street. opposite the Count House lnd-
ApoHs Ind keeps constantly on hand age assort-
T" "i 'l"ihs, tsssirereS. NestngS Overcostings.
- 'a,>incis, etc. Also. gcnfiemen's furnishing
90 "a >hif.s. tnsrrshirts. Drawers Necktics Cra-
- hAhikrichieis, Gloves, etc Goods sold ant the
afsas nis cut fee - charge .,s-s,s