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g...,.,,s sf St1te-WIILIAM H. SEWARD, Of New York.
$500, of fhs Treasary-SAIMON r. CHASE Of Ohio.
Sser,tary Of the IAtsrtorcAIEB b SMITH Of indiana
S.-,,, n the Ndcy-GIDEON WELLEs Of Connecticut.
S-s,ry, II War-ED. 81 STANTON, 0f Penn=y ivanla-
PosarsteS GeneraL- MONTGOMERY BLAIR Of Maryland
lso,n~y Gessrdl-EDWARD BATES, Of Missouri
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ANERICAN HOUSE.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office at his residence, on
Main Street. in DcWitt. Clinton County Michigan. All
calls promptly attended %. 377yl%
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- Among the notices on the Banners at
the mass gathering in Utica, recently, was this;
.-"YALLAsDIoHAx-G o. Peace Mission
20 bis Friends."
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Judges OF the Circuit Courts.

Ist Dist EDW ARD II. g. WILSON.
"a NATHANIEL BACON
ID BENJAMIN r. IA. WITHERELL
AN - EDWIN LAWRENCE
5th 90 BENJAMIN =. GRANlS
Gtb d. SANFORD N. GREEN
7th O. JOSIAH TURNER.
sth LOUIS s. LOWELL.
9Th FIAyIUs J. LIIIiAJOHt
10th JAMES BIRNFY.
Cpper Peninsula, DASlkL GOODWIN
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EDGAR HOUSE,

Lansing Michigan-N. ". Edgar Proprietor. The Edgar
House is new having been just completed. and Is nt
ted up throughout in the best style, and with fur
niture on Washington Avenue near the site Of the
old lansing House stages leave this House daily 81
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EH-It IS said that Gen. Banks found at Al
exandria. La, barricade Of cotton mile
long aud Eve bales high
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GEO. 1. PARSONS.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AZ Law and solicitor in
Chancery agent for prosecuting claims Of soldiers and
soldiers widows against the Government for Bounty
Money, Pensions, and arrears of pay-Iansng. Mich.
Once in Beebes Block, up stairs, Washington Ave
nuc. St4
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n HUDSON, Proprietor. Lansing. Michigan, opposite
Capitol building General stage Office kept in cOunec
ton with the House.
Lansing, Mich, April %, 1868 Az
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HULL a SMILEY,
q. w. TOPPING, VI. D.,

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Odicc west side Of Wash
ington Avenue, North OF Presbyterian Church.
J. D. Hull S66yI J. ?. SMILEY
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GEORGE MARTIN Chief Justice.
ISAAC r. CHRlsiIANCY, Associate Justice
JAMES v. CAMPBELL,
RANDOLPH NAMING, 90 "
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PUBuC-No- 55l

ceur martial military somnissi0n and shall upon
CONVICTION, suffer death
Approved Narch ,. 1893
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DANIEL j. BEDNN, AilIEk j BAXTER,
EDWIN WILLIS
Regents OF the University.
LIST DIST BENJAMIN l. BAXTER
"a EASTMAN JOHNSON
30 % LEVI BISHOP
4th DONALD MCINTYRE
9Th " r. LAKiN BROWN
9th b. HENRY WHITING
Tth LUKE a. PARSONS
sth " OLIVER l.. SPAUiDiSG
9th WILLIAM NJ FERRY ID
10Th GEORGE BRADLEY.
Trustees OF Deaf, Dumb a. Blind
Asylum.
JAMES A. WALKER, BENJAMIN PIERsON,
j. T. LEROY
REv b N FAY, Principal.
Asylum for Deaf, Dumb and Bnt-Flint.
Trustees Insane Asylum.
WILSON c. EIjSEL, ZNA PITCHER,
WILLIAM BROOKS CHAS. ". PENNY
LUTHER II. TRASk DANIEL. l. PRATT
DIRE II VAN DEUsEN. Medical superintendent
Asylum for the Insane-Kalamaz0o.
Board OF Control OF the Reform
school.
GEORGE W LEE, THEOnORE POSTER,
JAMES /. MEAD.
Railroad Commissioner.
CHARLES TRIPP OMAR D. CONGER,
HOyEY X. CLARKE, HORACE NJ. PECK,
PERLEY BILLS, WILDER d. FOSIER-
Inspectors of the State Prison.
AMOS ROOT, HENRY NJ BOIEs, JOHN MORRIS.
WM L. SEATON, Agent Of the State Prison.
J. EUGENE TENNET, State Librarian
GEO. W BROWN, Supt. -. Mary Falls ship Canal
j. b. CRIPPEN, President state Agricultural society.
state Board of Agriculture.
DAVID CARPENTER HEZEKIAH G.. WELLS
IVSTUs GAGE, SIi.AS A. GERkES,
A : WEIGH CHARLES RICH
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@6tial 9irfttOrp.
NATIONAL OFFICERS.
THE CABINET
rHE EXECUTIVE.

IHE Z ECO ] VIZ.
,,.,sf~nf-ABRAHAM LINCOLN, Of Illinois.
- Presids1t-HANNIBAL HAMI1S, OF Maine.
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THAYER a. RGSHOP.

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Oface northwest corner
OF Washington and Michigan Avenues All calls
promptly attended 70.
X. 4l9 s. P. BISHOP.
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Board OF Education.
Regents OF the university.

DANIEL l. BEOWN, NilTER J BAXTER
EDWIN WILLIS
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ATTORNEYS Counsellors and Solicitors lansing, Mich
gan Prompt attention given % Collections, Payment
OF Taxes and Invcsiig cation Of Iaad Titles.
r G. DART. :. ID. BINGHAM
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17
Nigii Report


NEw York July l6.-Things have fully re
sumed their wonted appearance the tracks have
been relaid on the railroads, and the telegraph
line. are being rapidly repaired Regiments and
batteries are arriving. with more on the way
business has been resumed, and general
feeling Of security prevails. The scoundrels and
thieves who have been the terror Of the city for
the past three days and nigh's are skulking 70
their dens. endeavaribg 10 hide themselves and
their plumber. while their sbettors are endeayor-
ing to leave town
The gratifying intelligence Of the arrest oil
William Andrews. the leader of the rioters. j:
annosnced He has been sent to Fort Latay ette
The Post says:
Early this morning the rioters OH Staten
Island burned depot and water station. and ar
forwards attacked aud burned several negro
shanties. and killed two negroes Many people
have left the Island. including prominent citizens
whose lives have been threatened
Ii is stated thata riot is now going on in First
avenue. where the Col. Of the 65th New York
(Bufalo) regiment was going TO protect steel
factory. The soldiers were fired upon, and
fifteen killed They returned the fire
A station house and bell tower vas burned al
midnight on Tuesday.
Sixteen rioters were killed by grape shot In
32d street yesterday morning besides Eve women
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

HOUSE, or REFuGE OR REFonM-MEETING To.
NIGHT.-A meeting will be held this evening" AT
Masonic Hall, to devise means TO erect in this
city a House of Reform for abandoned women
Lots. we learn, have been donated for the pur'
pose. and il only requires united efi0It on the
part Of the citizens to complete the project thus
formally started. by placing suitable buildings
upon them. Mayor Maxwell frequently called
the attention of the Council to this subject dur.
Ing his administration. and demonstrated in one
of his messages the absolute saving il would be
to the treasury TO provide such an institution. to
say nothing of the charity and philanthropy of
the project.
The subject, after having slept during the war
excitement. has forced itself upon the sttentio n
of the benevolent. and an effort is to DE made
TO night to enlist more general expression in it,
favor. We trust the meeting will be well at
tended.
Bishop Spauldng, we are told. has promised
and is expected TO attend and address the meet
ing. OoIher able speakers will be present IL
is expected that the clergy of this city will attend
and give their countenance and inGueace to the
project
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

CoRRscrIoS Senator Lane says that NC did
him injustice, yesterday, IN our notice Of his
speech at the Bate House on "Wednesday even
ing. on the reception of the news from Port Hud
con. he says he did not use the word Democrat
or allude 10 B1stiernuts or CopPerheads. but
simply made little glorihcaton speech in the
best Of humor and with the best Of feeling He
save a large number of those who went with him
10 pursue Morgan we're Democrats, and he did
not and does no, doubt the puriiv OF their pur-
pose.
We make the correction with great pleasure
IL would be Notifying 10 any Indisnian 10 know
that gentlem-n holding Senator Lanes position
in the State. would indulge IN the language impu-
TED 10 him al such a time. and we are happy 70
be assured that he did not do a.
We suppose our informant got the speakers
mixed No. and attributed some foolish remarks
Of other speakers to the venerable Senator from
Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

NEW YoRk. July l5-We understand that the
retreat of Lees army is perfect rOut and ITS
spirit completely broken This places at the
disposal of the Government ample force to over
come the rioters in this and other cities. There
Is no doubt that the power of the Government
will soon be shown in the matter
HEADouARrERs ARMY or THE PoToMAc, july
l4.-Oficers report that they captured about
2,OOO prisoners two guns several cIissons and a
stand ot cOlOrS this morning at Falling Waters
The following estimates have been made by
competent officers OF Lees losses since crossing
the Potomac:
Five thousand killed 5000 wounded and 3 ,O0C
unujurei prisoners Ii is known that 6,O0t
wounded have since been carried over the river
DeSeriers will probably reach 5000, making a
total loss OF not less than 80 900
A number Of deserters from our army have ar
rived in camp. and will be summary punished.
From Charleston.
INV York. July l6-The steamer Union ar
rived here from Charleston on the 18th. 1t re
ports that Gen Gilmore has captured nearly al
of Morris Island with a large number of prison
ers. siege guns and cannon. Five gunboats were
Smelling Fort Wagner, and have probably cap
tured it ere this
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17
TIA, Mo.e,s R.,p.-Maran had $40 men


with him When be passed through Salem Un
Friday last He stripped the people Of their
horses, turned the depot, and levici q contribu-
ton o. 81 900 on the owners of two Touring
mills aud one wooden factory. $1,000 in all, but
did not do any further damage there He men
plundered citizens 10 some extent but on com
plant being made he ordered the property TO be
restored. Among Others who were plundered
were Col. Heffren and James Wilson. Their
goods. among others. were returned They are
both Democrats and for airs reason the Repabli-
licans now keep up the old cry Of disloyalty
against the party Thew would have bad John
return property TO Aboltionists and keep that
belonging 20 Democrats and they are mad be
cause he I'D not discriminate No wonder Ado
litioBism and Secessionism twin sisters. and
they are working for the same end. final sepa
ratiJn of the sections. and IL j. wonder John did
not keep the property Of Heifren and Wilson.
Harrison. we are told, was completely Quilted.
The Rebels cleared out the stores What they
needed for their own use they kept, and other
ticles were disposed Of just as the impulse moved
them Bolts Of calicos and muslin we're thrown
into the windows of private residence where 10
was supposed the owners needed such articles
and the troopers auctioneered of pieces of silk
and other rich goods the streets at panic prices
In the smaller towns they plundered but little.
generally paying for what they got at the stores.
always excepting boots and shoes, which they
considered contrahand Of war.
Morgan. it is said. could have been caught at
Harrison. had our forces moved promptly upon
him. His guard did leave there until
p. NJ. on Monday, and Gen Hobsons advance
was in sight. Gen Munson with two thousand
cavalry arrived by steamers at Lawrenceburg at
A. NJ. on Monday. his horses fresh Ii is but
fourteen miles from Lawrenceburg to Harrison.
over frst-rate road. Had this force moved up.
they certainly could have held Morgan in check
until the inevitably belated Hobson could have
got over his four mIes-the distance he kept be
hind during his march through Indiana
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17
ssThc Constitution az liz Is, the Union
as it was3


The country we 80 dearly loved,
Which love shall still remSin.
To warm the hearts Of Democrats,
And make il one again;
The Nation cries aloud on those
Who ask for honest laws,
The Constitution As 10 IS.
The Union as Il was.
CHoRus-Then rally. boys rallyl
join u IN the cause.
The Constitution il Is,
The Union a IL was.
The good old ship viii brave the storm,
The pilot will be true;
No danger while the Democrats
Will constitute her crew;
'So North. no South, no East, no West"
They only know one cause,
The Constitution as il Is,
The Union as il was
CHoRus-Then rally, &c.
The North and South have acted wrong.
And they viii wrong remain,
Till honest, od-line democrats
q VIII make them right again;
million voices then viii shout,
Amid the world ; applause,
The Constitution as II il,
The Union as IL was.
CHoEUs-Then rally, &c.
Then rally, ''Old Democracy
And 10 the cause prove true;
The only hope IA nations eyes
Are looking now 10 you.
Arise and shout 20 all the world
Regardless Of Az its flaws,
The Constitution as il is,
The Union as IL was.
CHoEUs-Then rally. &c.
Let Abolition find It's grave,
Secession sleep beside;
And give our - little Mac, the holm
And let the old ship glide.
Down with the wrong. up with the right,
And give three loud huzzas
For the Constitution as il is,
The Union as il was.
CHORUs-Then rally, &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

We are now ready To- do all kind. of plain and
fancy job Printing. in the best style on short no.
tice and as cheap as any other ofiee. We have
competent hands. good presses. tine assortment
of paper and cards. and We can do good and chear
work All kinds Of books. briefs. catalogues
&c, printed in the best style and on short notice
We ask the patronage of Democrats. and all 9th.
ers that want printing done. It.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17
S. T.--186O.--X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS

They purify, strengthen aud inygorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They antidoe to change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miaSrnatc and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and asdiiy Of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint aud Nervous Headache.
They the best bitters the world. They make the
weak strong. and exhausted natures great
They made Of pure s. Croix Rum the cee
brated Casaya Bark, roots and herbs, and taken
with the pleasure Of beverage without regard to age
or time Of day. Particularly recommended TO delicate
persons requiring gentle stmulan Sold by all Gro
oers, Druggists Hotels and Saloons.
p n. DRAKE & Co.
jan9-d&wltaw6m 202 Broadway, New York.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

eEQuite a number of Morgan's men are
scattered through Harrison. Craw ford. Washing
ton and other counties through which the com.
mand passed in this State These stragglers are
for the most part men who have broken down, or
deserted from the enemy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

sB- The weather for two or three DAYS past
has been delightfully."- cool and pleasant the lights
frigid enough TO make blanket luxury. Some
one must have passed out of the zone we inhabit
toward the North Pole and left the door open
behind him. We will pay for it by sweltering
weather doubtless in few days.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

EE- A large number of houses have been
erected in this city during the present season. but
not near one thousand, the Journal has IT,
Our city is growing rapidly and would improve
faster il material for building was not so scarce
and so dear. Dwellings are not to be had to
rent. and we DO not know Of vacant business
room In the city.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

PENNSYLVANIA STREEr-The bowlderinC of
this street. under the supervision Of Samuel Lee
fever. progresses rapidly. When completed
which will be at a. early day as possible Mr.
Lefever being one Of the most energetic of our
street improvers-one OF the finest thoroughfares
OF indianapolis will be Pennsy lvania street north
of Washington.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

Tux CALIFORNIA DEMOCRATIC STATE GOWN
TIoN-The California Democratic State Conven-
ton have adopted platform similar 20 that OF
the Democrats of the State OF New York The
Convention have also nominated the following
ticket:
For Governor. John c. Downey; For Con
gtessmen, John Blgler, John b W eller and 10
seph McCrokle Tor State Printer. Beriah Brown.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

DRAN,rIc Mi J. W Hill. who j. so favora
bly remembered here by the patrons of the Metro
pohtan. has been received with great favor in
Chicago, where he l. playing an engagement
We notice 10y the Chicago papers that ne ap-
peared the other evening n LudovicO in Evadne
at the benefi, of Miss Heron. and was received
with great applause Mr. Hill has dramatic tai
ent Of high order. and he has habits of applics
ton TO improve his natural gifts
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

sS-It is rumored among a class of our cit;-
zens usually well informed. that man who was
known by the name of Old Jack. a peaceable
sort Of drunkard. was SO severely beaten a few
days since by some party while arrestng him for
drunkenness, that he died in jail of has injuries
and was hurried from there without a coroner
inquest Can this be SO
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

BAEeAIN-A two-stOry prick house of six
rooms and cemented cellar on a lot 50 by $50
feet. on which are good stable fruits and shrub
berry, IL offered for 81 600. and time given, if de
sired, on half of the purchase money
DELzELL X JoNEs,
Real Estate Brokers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

tT-The Bank Of the State is retiring and de
siroying large amount Of its circulating notes
At the quarterly meeting of the Board this week
10000 Of its bills were consigned to the flames
la all, the Bank has retired about 80 900 900 Of
its circulation
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17
Special order No 10

HEaDoUARrERs CoNMANDER or THE Posr.)
Indianapolis. July l6. 1863
/. Paragraph IL. Special Order No. IL, from
these Headquarters. closing drinking saloons, is
hereby rescinded. By command of
Brig. Gen WILCOX.
l.. CUKrIs BRAcKrrr. Lieut. and A ID c.. Post
Adutant
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

cE-Gov Morton has commissioned Martin
Comerford. formerly Of the l., Indiana cavalry
rs Lieutenant in Col Shank's regiment-the
9Th cavalry-now being organized Martin, al
though young man, i a good soldier. lie en-
tered the service a. a bucler being too Young tor
the ranks. bat preferfng The use OF the saber. be
abandoned the bugle aud roushed II Nth the
hardihst troopers. We hope be will succeed in
getting his quota Of men
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

SUBURBAS.-A short distance east of the cor
poration line on Washington street. one and
half story cottage house of seven rooms, with all
the usual conyeniences-a large lot handsomely
set in trees and ornamental shrubbery-for sale
by FRANK SMITH. Real Estate Agent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

sE The circus company o. Thayer aud Moves
will make their grand entree into indianapolis.
this morning. and will exhibit on the ground
north OF the Terre Haute Depot this afternoon.
IL is an immense establishments anG show that
it will pay to visit. IL is complete in every de-
partment-riding, tumbling, testing, and all the
feats of the ring
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

II Every variety Of hats and caps always 10
be found at Spenrer's - West Washington street
Hi- stock Is being repIenished frequently, not
merely at long intervals and stated periods Wide
awake for anything new. il the Word at No -
tvl6
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

and where IL can be very easly and abundss,iy
fed.
Lee 10 said 10 be pushing 90 rapidly a. possible
to Culpepper and will hardly stop until bexopd
the Rsppshsnnock The necessity OF FEEDING his
army, which cznno; well be accomplished a. spv
great distance from Richmond vii hurry III,
movements.
scout REPORTS that during Lees retreat the
temper of the Rebels both oticers and men was
respondent, and they were in momentary expec-
tatioB Of az attack from COR forces the result Of
which they admitted must be disastrous.
On the arrival of Lees advance, on Sunday a
week. the most earnest efforts were made TO cross
the river. Seven scOws were built. on which
their light wagon trains we're crossed each scow
taking one wagon and IS many men as il could
carry. af r-s -a.-.t..s t...-a ..-t
On Tuesday and Wednesday the river fell so
much that many infantry forsled IT, the water
being breast high. Iii now untordable The
Rebels then commenced the construction of 4
bridge at Falling Waters. using for il the boats
they built At Wiliamsport. This bridge not
finished till Monday, then grand rush took place
to get across the artillery and heavy trains
Everything was moved back to the river except
the lghtest artillery aud a strong picket line
which held the works thrown up in front
Oa Monday night they were driven in. and bv
daylight nothing was left on this side but rear
guard of infantry, most of whom were captured
by Buford's cavalry
On Monday they had not more than 40 600 or
$4,000 men ON this side aud had they been at
tackled they would not have made a very serious
defense.
Lee and his staff iorded the river Mt $40 p. NJ
Monday and Stuart. with his cavalry, followed
about two hours later.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

FREE LUNCH "A free lunch is set every day
from 81 to IL NJ. and each evening from
10 to IL. at Nike Clark's saloon on South Hi
nois street The saloon is one OF the best ar
ranged and conducted in the city, and the liquors
are choice and pure. je 81 deodtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17
ImpOrtant to FemaIes!

One department OF our Dispenssry specially devoted
10 the treatment Of tie Diseases Of Feaef such Lu
chorrhea, white" irregular Painful and suppres So
Mensruaton Nervous and General Debility Diseases
he Womb, Barrenness, &c.
Consult atons Ind eXaminationsfree OF charge.
Also for sale, DIR. DEWEE'S REGULATOR PILLS.
For Female DISTINCTIONS Irregularities &c. Married la
dies in certain situations should them they
would cause miscarriage. Price I'll per box and may be
sen; by mail
DR.. GALEN'S PREVENTIVE-An invaluable arsclt
for those wishing 10 limit the number of their Offspring
OF the barren who desire children warranted to
jurc the health, and will last for lifetime. Sent any
address, under seal, receipt of The prieeTwO DOL
LARS.
PATIENTS AT DISTANCH-By sending a brief
statement Of their ymptons, will receive Blank Chart
containing list OF questions for the course OF
treatment &c Medicines any part Of the country
TO any home free from danger curiosity
Ailtrsnsactons private and confidential. Remember
the name and number.
Direct all letters To
GALEN's HEAD DlsPENSARY,
novl5-62d6wlY Louisville. NJ
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

sHIn the fight between the home guards and
Morgan's forces at Corydon. the Union men lost
four killed and two wounded. the Rebels ten
killed and forty wounded The home guards
numbered 40, the Rebels $500 New Albany