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DO you wish 10 be bloSsei With md admired
Tor PEAKLY WHIrE md Sound TEETH Sc
OI VIM Un,d,- InrINaIIcd Innlh Pow
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'NyKBEg A.

speaking the n.a ese, tsty have .so,.,
!.e camp well, anismade the very bsss
hope there win not bs any nspessssy
Tor calling ont thoso over f,rt, Years or
age, anu that before many months tbe
North will SEQ her folly aud ask sas
peace on our own terms. -
8 Farloughsa are now gfanscd at the s.ss
OF one to every twenty. five men On duty .
AT this rate. as soon -as. all -ahssnesss
rs'"rn'= ret, god many eau go honae.-
there are some 10 the Regimsnt Who
nav. not seen their fA,niIies in, twelve
months. Phis IS a sra,st bardships buk
Is patiently borne for The saka Of our
noble cause. Their naraoa will chine
brightly on ihs fair sscutclleon Of our
country. and i! is TO be hope.l that many
years Of peace and domestic Lappiusss
viii be theirs to enjoy. -
= Yours, truly, ,.,.u.s,s.s, -
-. s.D5ysooDBErr. ;
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part Of camp sauipsge. Tho ,nea.h,ys
lherebY been enabled TO keep ,n,.i,
more comfortable than they .o,,f.sb.ss
been otherwise. -. =. - . . Y, =
Notwithstanding the inclen,esev o,
the wsatber. and, all the dissdvantares
under which We labor, being, mosi ~
vs., poorly supplied with clothing and
arneies OF conveniepce on this trip, am
happy TO state that the health OF onr
regiment Is very good at present. On
Surgeon reports only about hall dozon
cases in tho hospital, add about the
came number sick in camp. I believe
there is not, a serious case of sickness
now in our part Of the Regiment. :, 1
hope such reports may be oiton made.
as 10 the health of our boys" ~ 80
1t has been Q fear too trufy) said
there is no. Sunday in camp. Early -o,ii
Sunday morning last il was ordered
that there should be brigade inspcc>
ton at 0. O'Clock, a. N. Accordingly
the Brigade turned out, and was in.
speeted by acting .Brigadier~Gensrsi
Colquitt. l. could never see the pro-
priety Of having inspection on Sunday.
II lie required that there shall b. au
inspection every S"n,lav morning -
Drill. are usually dispensed with o, the
Sabbath, bat Dress Parade ID hsd a.
usual. -.
Res. s. NJ. Green, our Chsp,,s;::.".
preached for us on Sunday afternoon
and at might. Divine service in our
caiup is usually woll attended. 4 hone
Mr.. Green's labors with. ,ss may be
abundanly successful, and that much
good may result tberekrom.
On " ednesday last we all thouoht
We wero off for South Carolina again.
LII order was received in .hs .u,or:.,,,
" be ready to march b. @t-ree O'Clock
p. N. TLo order was eobeyed. h,g.
gage was packed, tents were s,.oct, n.
wagons were Ioated, and, with koan-
si.cks on our backs, va were on tf,e
march FOR The dep II few minutas a6or
three. IL is something over three ,riIu,
from oar camp to the depot AFlur hav.
ing nurched sonfota!ag o2ar two miIes.
the oTdcr was countar;randsd, and we
we're counterm.rciied tacE: 10 our Camp.
:. . :. re. in S:ssHs 'Hiautos, all was in safu
quo again. 'rhetts: @st-"r.: ,tt::-c. upyu
Charleston and iSatanash VIA, pre-
sume, the caaseSof tbs ordsr. The fea-
son Why We returned g. camp VA te.
cause Another brigade was to 90 ahead
OF .omrs. il having farther 10 20. 1t WIS
a Geo'gia tsigade. No are expecting
TO leave hero as ,osn. "a We can get
transportation. Our destination will
probably be Charleston, or its vicinity.
Lieatepant. Colonel Ioot arrived in
camp to-aY. His health is much i'm
proved.
There are other titlo tl,iags I'might
sneutioh, but enough for lho present..
MOI.
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FR0M KIESTON, II. O.
Correspondence of ths sout4S.p sr:ospri.

KIrsroN, n. c., February s, '03.
AeSSrs. Editors: Since the late stir.
ring events At this place, dead calm
has prevailed, and nothing breaks the
dull monotony Of canp lite-not oven
tlre firing OF a gun.
You are doubtless aware, ere this,
that 1SusS has boon kicked up in our
Brigade, and as it has been alluded to
by . Newspaper correspondent who
stopped ut headquarters, 1t will not be
,contra6and in me TO say word or two,
at least, on tho subject. The matter will
soon be investigated by the proper mil.
iiary tribunals, and ti.en the public can
be correctly Informed IA 10 the merits
of tn. affair. Til then I ask Of my
fellow citizens a suspension OF their
judgments, feeling assured that the con-
fleuce they have heretofore reposed ia
| me, and the kinducss uniformly. man'-
tested By then toward mo has not been
misplaced.
! 7 have not attempted. IN any way, 10
foyestun public opinion, directly or IN,
directly, and would not now stia!" {"
the difficulty in the B.igads did not
dee,a Is due to myself, after the enor-
NOUS amount Of writing for tho news
pnpsrs al homo discussing the ah''r, t.
i .ay at.ieast to my fellow citizens th"
the matter will undergo p military in
vest;qa,io,,. aud then, and net Il" Nten
wiU tie facts b. property k"'10"' "n'
asking, at tue same uue, Srspc'-'"'
of Judgment Until the facts are proper.
> tested.
| Nnt in avain-or boaSting spirit ca
/ sav ,ha, the Regiment | have the hon"
-, ,n c,,om,nl vii, stand Oy Inc throay
:. thick and thin" Tins tact hope WI
> La ~ earnest to ny friends tha' II" III
III al will be we'll, and that ere lo'i
f. the mater can be made Emohe' ",.I'
,r ,heir en,ire Satisfaction. 10 hcNr.''
=, the, 22I Regiment Is good at u"~ "m
-, Tha. tireenvile Com ?anY, cominan"'
= by Cau,ain Peace, are gener*liy We
Se,geant William Ward Is at tins e''
Someon re.;Juiting service. II Il,
:, s;.h I, ! 10 my Rts1hneni they ~i'
" mos, chsS,fuily received ana @ N'"u
ri treated aud ,epFrd f'r. THe 9'h S.,,' ,nea
~ ~ ~. Rra,men. baye all Seen discharge
81 :, NV, os,i are now on their way home. l4.'
s .ksy .xiii rest ftop their severe htoo
FStn {. . rsu,...g.sis taet, ti'"' h"as
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FROM WILMINGTON, II. @.
of tie southorn Rn,OrpriO'
ua.... CAMr ,cesp, J
Near Wilmington, N. O., :
February 2. 1863. y

Dear EntrIriSe-: During tho past
week nothing worthy Of special nOte h~
transpited in this vicinity. Ia conse-
quence, my letter, l fear, will oontsi"
Little of.interest.
First, will endonvnr TO give you
some idea Of the weather We have been
enjoying fer the psst few days. as it has
probably made more indctlible nm
preston. upon Our minds and f.eli"ga
than anything else. Sunday, Monday,
and Tuesday, 81 was alternately clear
and cloudy, raining a little occasionally.
Monday night we experienced severe
wind and rain storm, whist continued
for some time. Fortunately for most of
ma our. tents stool the hast. 4 few,
lhowever, we're unhoused, and eaposed
10 the severity OF the weather, all 10
kdisha6ale. In this respect some Of ouI
neiphbsrs suffered much worse than vi
! did. Abcut day, oH Tuesday mesnimg
! it commenced, showing, and snow feI
! briskly for somo tune. The grount
be;n. thoroughly wet. il melted as las
as i, fell. IL cleared oH during the d"!
, bat remained quite cold. Wedneeda
. WAS bitter cold, particularly in the q
: ternoon. 1t turned little w"rm'
, during the night, and commenced r"l'
inc L, rnined all day Thursday AN
|, Friday. 10 day (ss'urday) isele"r al
: o.,id It is very rare that We have
= mneh unpleasant weather all ,"Se!hS
:. bni VIA .endeavor To mai.o ise. lost sof
: o6af,ennsster Sergeant Setter arr'v'
y here on SsIonday evening" tahg,hg
q eaY ose IN additional "p'neer OF s'e"
!. sll,es os,ps u, avery opp%'Hne TINS
.rEny ~.tG ss.,r of tlns very hsees."
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Etected and we'll eased Cor. bo,h q. x;st-
mess spd ID heaith I. and I Nave ;6eyer
seeH eaoueb done fot,tl.e soldiers "a
ssa therefore, .ana deligl,tsd that nv
Anna Metet WAS nsesI as q. MACE of
'sfaSes st2zthese y, aal wonpded s6idiers
!. pt oas Staie 9, q But, air, / tLiisk swc have
had fuh ,snd eSsple TINE 10 have BUN
AVID cofntrpeted better aud more con.
yie,it Eosr:tals for Hose gslisirt AID no.
DE BOYS. who isase done sji ofsoa. tard
-hgi.tiIig for us; aud this iansfi,u ution
siionld ngaih have its portals tlifown
epea for Iths risiag gencrs,ion. There
Azores as undey,lsnd ! over tf,ree TLon-
's'siids saPplicants Eat'- tbe ArssGal fhis
season. not oneihalf of whom scoaId be
aec6iaincdated. : wish, sir, on college
had been oRenyd sand had in one OF
twosmtiinry SPtuiessors, and there is no
.dnub. That sl'e would have been crowd.
ed with thoseT who, in some day, must
.sield the des,inies OF our State. Sir
we have a strong and. eable Isoard Of
.Prof.ssors Ill would be Tfeaciau bike 10
y,li,kand them fr tho t,hljng SUM of
aisiesals.ios-sss No rir. let 'as keep them
y bite '@e have, ,tham-;' J4t us giyo them
ttlfem houses' and Their salaries, and ms
soon MS we .can, le, us throw open the
doors Of: tho temple Of Miner y, ard il.
Ute; Tie yoa;h &c our Jconirnv TO =. gel
wisdom, and III an fheirs :eet,iigs to get
utSlsrstandiug.ss Aad NAV sNIsrSsiiie,
Legare, I'engreW, Harper. Preston,
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GalIlp rfttsm
F&oM EREDERIeKsRgRe, va
q go 4 -t---@..E - =
eorroopondgnOo OF mo Ento ,tripe

w tFg----o 1''- ..' -
Camp near FredelittSlmra.. Va. }
January 2.z,h, 1863. T
I, ffcssrs. Elitors-DEAR sIss: Since
lmy're,urnito Virgini;t is has ever been
my wish 10 comply With Your request
TO send you An Occasional colnmun:ca.
ton concerning our army IN dis part
Of The great drama, but have not. had
fthe leisure 10 do 40. Rat now, the
gro"ndEbeing. covered with anew. auj
no drilling or guard ,dnty TO perform,
I am permitted 10 write YOU.
Very msny Interesting incidents have
occurred sirce 7 saw yoit in; Grccnrille
lnst summer. lmsrched on foot about
two shundreJ miles, before .eydrtaking
the army in Maryland. and funhd them
living in: line ,d bal,la the, morning af-
ter the hight, Of .Sharpsbuig: They
were pueil iaded and worn oat with
long marching and hard fghting.-
It,.d had hut iiiIle To eat; Jnanv were
barefoot. ragged and covered with dus;
and smoke, yet they were eomparalive-
~ eneer'H.. ,, me. next aays m'er re-
crossing Mo Fo'o'hsc, lp''e they seemed
eiated w'h Py--Ssa," 'h.y ie't as "
thev~i'nu D. 90. oaek nome. We We're
auca,nj,ed about six weeks nj the " Big
| Spring.. near, Winchester. where all
were supplied with .lees and clolhing.
From 'ilenee we IA t,'a'eied 20 Cn'pepper'
shout one hnndfc.t miles, Wiers we
were in, camps aga'n aeont one moh'h
/ HIRE the ;soh''ers we're PAID on and
[ those who had acted the 'c'"ard In the
fat'ies were court hariiaieI. and pun
I i-hed according TO their crimes. ON
Gers We're drcphei !r.an ttieserYieeI a ana
pr'sales PUNISHED; >oae III me FRS,
a''e,'o on"'~on.e,s ,;'. "ns a" u ""'',1a o..1
-"r ane down '',e nnes on 'sess p"'A"e;
Win one i1e oi n's heae .naFen' "'',
white board ',ed across ms o"ck, ".'II ,
on II written, nv large cnarae,srs, c,, ;.
am a COWARD. mus Sou> see ."e'' y
but Shttie mauceineh'. ''.. aS',"S INK
eo%a1a, .iI' i'e"' - "'t''': =" e =. 81. :;
From CnlpepPer. We marcneI "
+ fFreierivks"arg, q distance OF acon
: .esen,y miles. The whole distance th'
Efrst Regiment lthe one TO wileh my
= company E"lpngs1 has marched, sine
. it came TO Virginia. in August, begin
E ming a. ,Gordodville, u'en on to MHnss
sas, crossing the Potomac at Leeao"re
T. thence TO frederick CITY,. in Mary lent
i, i-,tion back by Roousboro'; sharpShurt
81 Nyiaebes,cr, Cnspspper ami 10 our prc'
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Report 81 Special lCcmInittse+ :

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tss.s Report Of Special Committee
Oa Rcscialions of. fngui,g ge on III
S.,S pt6e,tssfds sio.t nc Zee o5,ogeri,or. II ;
SIl'e ,Sia..iai Culii,nittce, fo5 who,i,
r<,rc Inferred the Clio wing re~oluii,.u.
S fssA 5IshlSeas, sH'his General Agssn,biy
Z s.r,,n. ihs 9Stli December, isS2. passe,
< s.n Act providing Ea. fhetreiieEi,f r. ,lr
trsnjiits vfsoitliers t.f tl,i< S.nfeY now I,
sssfsiees Witch Aea pr6yiiiciI s.i.if fur III.
Eti'pss'yl gpenl .f iioafls 10 di,d,i,,s. h,
Ppf'i'tiaiion. .inade ,l,y tho s.ii A,ai e..
ttse purposes tierevf; lIa,l ssAs,oos, : E.,
s.nsot,s deeiacd- good ,ia.l s,Itiirieut b:
eSst,crn, The @ tnaf,i ,.yssainl.ly nefp%nei
me safi'oIpltnent. .qf,i The said. E,psl IN
.a .tier.tlieir irecess.a " sicl, itlieyfi,r In
ken Assd t,t7te3ros; me.;js,xlv- -n,,ou
,Seir a,GdairGn,.ut, De Extfnfise!of ihi~
State SPsblisl.cI : ptSelaHl..li2p :Jcela,>
nag that tic L,si,ktefe l,ad a,uiicJ 70
si,ssse these appapfmsnts ,lnt. IN con
scquence' "fsirh. f'fiiare sti,c,e WIS dan.
/ ger 81 knfftiins and dis: tss among tIie
Z 9peolie uf lhe ssa.e,s a,id. that ,b.,.,forr
sIies l.ysthe said dI'rtelanaih,,,, arlAitntG,I
..ls,', i,sy'' " "''Nef s' Sfe' 'tsss'
f.s'S - ,",s G,ie'a, t,i ~, sNS,ei''GiH, sea 80
Her J;is dis,iLatiop,of abe fnml, 'alq,ro
;,}tiaftd bytil,s, Act ofaihik GrneI,,i As:
issemhss and snthnrized rhc sai,l old
a,l.,sS, Z, ;.,ton G s isy 0S"ht 9S"t SsH" sfi'
.gsoJ,eJ 'rh.,s.n;,,%%iti rhe,n,%itil - n
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wi,hanl :, h.mt n ""."t ,e.r',', @;', ~"
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49,, ~ 81 IN 4. W. ne
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: : ss.,,.,,,l,cr rrseo ~ ~. s''Ss
Nal a,,l,ar;,. ,.r Ia =. ~ G.,-..:.' ."".e'
$50, \, In.s - IL "a 'ss ~
s.,,,,s,.., 49, .1s. 80 f;r =. !. :. 49, " su% ~
{ k,.,.s;..,.w ~ N'>Ns = : 80 :rs't''
-, >. 'S @":}"
(. etsi 'na hs."wimg l@rli"n OF INC sies
sage ~ his Excellensy the Gosernor
ss''oer hcspnpttss'en thae want ,h
nG's pte.cuieh y'""' appointing tl'r
!; i'"asas ~ li.a'ei; sptsrsd' q. ter In -s"ar
/. .iaie ays, 10 make make snigolr,ai't' In md
ytasa ia'"l',es 80 eonilers an. Va r.l"al
~ y sensst.'.t s,asl' An Set To riiptd "ld TO
me Es'st~s,a so'd,er% ra''ii's': o" a''e
{ xis' gay g 'i'eeeapers year o.
ns Esaa'ohe ,hsonsa'd spht St'n"ai'a'
Nea fihsyrone: s''n"saasAi iss'on xeap
j''aineni n ~ = pr'S,e'a",'"n ,ss.
s EAiilsanf"g tpe AtI i,oss:ds Vi,fsehst 10
& te'.rin' TOT me m'let We .Insies ire
fcslt,tsi5 t'p -.utS gact. I. ItafiHg .sui'Se>
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llSial.. alta dopiL that bs, ,can, sonsisisnl
'silI. law and lbs Consultation, TO gssr,l
n,l,pvo.eet the ss6e9,a. ~ ~ : 'e,ir,...
= Ths f4g isislute. sftsf iP1ssin9 a. mos,
iippsftant, ,.kets : anlropyiatii,g i,x ,six bna-
dssa alpsusand, idsJl.rs font the srslief Al
shs iS,iigea sf:.nIiliea az f-ssldicFs ! .+ad.
tnrne,i iorcr fsr ,Shes 'rk6nlh ssftitou,
4 appain'ipgnhy ssflons le cal III iaic Il.
ifrt .bsI be.ses eleHt ard iMi sictiic ap-
i;;prcps1riipn.l The fspaS iserei slos esTsis
4 @it"r'ths sssTp.Gt 10 rahcss- psoss and
ttisfiessfa fsmilies htI beeii 'tsi,austeSl
II9in lps,t &c sils I,;stiei. 3 II sss d,osijtl
less.,p.pte,ented.lslis Exesltepcy. fbs,
thcss tan,ilies would isiffer fcrs,i,e want
i,frtNisioos -b..fyfe rho essacptingSof.,ia
il.gi; ila nie. This, to6J RHiisc their
h,h bands and fathers we're absent .fslt-
ling f.sabeir conntrv.SL Z. .tlls.r g., -
1r(i The House ef Representatives had
Fpasscd sfcsolation,sdt tho ,lay OF li,ssr
EaiJ59rnnient, directing .ihs-old Boards
sc RIpJ ~ ,aistntp,a..G ap9of,riias
f'iyn tpE' AIe,,snpspst dfi,ths fsuailies. inj
lairm!t,lto'be' be,etittcd, ,-tiil- they again
NOR on 'iId tweh,ieih OF ,Janiisry and
ngtil ,Siirr atlmiI,,jlw,,is sssl,ould be
Scnn,c. and lis 'Fy.s,,.nsa ~ .''i',e ss
baye .,,In;,s,, rtnls, ,s,. i,.;t ~
f,ax( Set''d,ll!.., 'S. ys'.ssan si'e ~ 70
- trn,ler r,,sa ,,ss 5;ss,,a ..asy4.
-lt ,H,e putesi and hesroim moaises-,,.,l,at
of 'ifkin0 rare'bfi the Sisa, mute. and ,Ijsi
he assumed nl,. m f. .h;I., S1lltfeis-I ltfis I
bist rsocln,Iinn ,s,ls,.is,; ~. ;" 80 ase'it
Ir..ci,sof ~ -, - ','Iss1 Que
aIesfsIed ,Iat ths,m,'. p',.,s., .;a" - s;resay s
should c,n,i.a, tb.;s aais -, ',ei ~
Ieyi,l,1,,. -, .N.a,'I'ia G "e'" ~. the
lion Of the fund arnrc;s ;a,,',,.s, por'
those funilea .,fr,al ,,,,,,rS M, ~ snte
,i.,,., -. -, =. =. 'H"t s.sassHig
,, Io ,lo;i.r,s,i,;. Si,,..l,,naa.i 49,. -
assured dat L;.1Fy,! 49,, ,ee'S ,t
pose Le MAS I. ..c.o;irnn;t,in IN ss,aS go
doing! anr wrl,rrt. I'll isEir,ness;j,ls "
suppose tLat he Intended oGysinryirt;
Ipeht OH Ii,e rigl,is aud p65wcrs ,,f.,To
Legislature. lie din Imai leI;.ver,la,
he.was Violating any INV Or cbnIi;I"
,;nn,,i ira, ira, - 90, So U""sshh''au7
Ln,I n!1igi,, iiFE' - , ., ~, rls' Iah'HatS'. .he
~[f,;1,on,! ''"' nc. nc ' was
fgs,gislyiiiro IN ;.ihe exercise Of ,Lo;, 90
blu o,nsl,a y,a.rio,io, ,cl,aritv.. Instead Of
trf,r,or ,.,.,sn,s5 In. = r;rI, n,,, III" 49,.
snpi~se.l hat iis 0Fon,,, Foc,ioSi"";s
= inc 10 Z. ms,ca ~ n' a"
the aw,,,m,;,.,;on .yy.iI.i;,n s's a."
- -, 10, -, 80 " -" VIZ l"'r
mee, al. en,;ra arnr1y.I ] ~ .h;s CO. %
raj ksss,nbIvs s.Diit: ,.'-.rD..'''' =,
~ rhe G;sio;r N, ;t,ssc,,,o :, a., ...,,
on, preee.len, for a,cl, d. n,.';,. ;; ~, ~'I
psft of ,h,glsxccn,;yn % ST r,.,.Dt:.
several etsoy;t,,, -. :, -, s.,,,i,''ia ,i"s
limo, ines mas, lnnros;es "a ..os,', s' "
Sra,e in Tho nies,;;,s,,s, ,or s,Spi,;si'ts.a -
Raar.ai ,comn,,i,,s, ,,,eo z,i,s i ani.
Ia,nrc had a,l;oaT,,,,i ,.;ina,,.s 80 - ,
-, ,,,f :, ,;;.a,sss =. m.I's....t yT
,y.,ra H. H. N"''S ,no. .sns
of ,l,. So, y ,:..sr AZ =, ,re,s'9ek
such smee,;s.s'|st y, G,.'ps v,s'eSf,sa ms ~
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8riefq -Asug.

The Paris gun makers export arms TO
the, value Of So 100000 annually.
There is great distress in Ireland. and
IN many districts The people are actually
starving. - -. -,
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-. CpPt. Go. 7, Fr . ), O. V.
p. S.--I will cay TO tire friends of the de-
ceased of my oomrnny, that IL they yin
eo'He 10 my house. (near &r McCiaahhsn's,I
and give me the puwer of an attorn.y,
will collect in Richu,otrl what is das them
aud send tacrn the amount. will be ct
home ill the last week In March
p ID a.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-07
SPECIAL NOTICES
Lyons Katharion.

Tbs delightful article for preserving and identifying
the human harris again by e original proprietor,
and IS made with the care skill and attention,
which first created is immense and unprecedented sales
OF over one million bot,ies annually. It Is still sold
IS cents IN large bottle Two million bottles easily
be sold In year when is again known that the Ka-
tharon only the delightful hair dressing in
the world but that II cleanses the scalp Of scur and
dandruH gives the hair lively. rich luxuriant growth,
and prevents from turning gray These consider
stons worth knowing. The Ksthsrion has been tested
for twelve years. and Is warranted described
Any lady who values beautiful head ofhair will the
Kaiharon. II is finely perfumed, cheap and valuable.
sold BY all respectable dealers throughout the world
d. s. BARNES & CO., New York.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-07
rz- RrpxoNp's Excu,ycr-This est

70 REDNoND's EXCHANGE establish
ment. No 63 South Illinois street. will he open
to the public this morning 1t will he in all re
spects first class restaurant and saloon The
proprietor will spare no pains or expense, to fur
nish his iarder with all the decacies of the
season. and they will he served up in the choicest
Styles sud bis liquors aud wines will be the best
that can he procured Redmond's Exchange
will be a faveri,e resort for all who are seeking
something good to eat and for beverages pleasant
to the taste and which leave sting behind
Henry Hum. well known rs an accomplished
caterer Is the barkeeper at this establishment and
he will be happy to wait upon his old friends.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-07

FiF1EExrH DAr OF THs ExAxfNATIoSs OF
oF rHK PrBLfc SCHOOLS The examination sa-
continues YESTERDAY. Wednesday. with the Inter
mediate Department IN tie Eighth Ward. under
the control q Mics Lands The exercises com
meuced with a cla-- IN Mental Arithmetic. Who
d,d well. Their anal,si Of the examples VAS
clear and accurate. giving evidence Of thorough
mental drilling. The next exercise was reel
,ation in Geography. Thi. class well posted
in the location OF places. and described very
clearly and accurately the rivers OF the Eastern
and Westerii Continents This was followed by
a clas- in Reading. This class read well for
snail pupils Their reading was clear and IN
good tone of voice Their voices have been well
cultivated and only nee'i practice o. become eff
Gent readers The next exercise was Fecita-
ton in Practical Arithmetic. This class solved
their examples very accurately and with good
degree OF rapidity. They have been we'll and
thoroughly drilled in the fundamental principles
of this science commenced class Ia Geog
rsphy was listened TO with much interest.
The examination Of this class confined
chiefly to the descriptive part. reciting principally
By topics giving first the position and extent
OF the country: second. the natural features:
third. products: fourth. population: fifth. govern
ment and religion Ii WAS fine recitation and
showed the excellence of this plan all others.
This was followed by class in spelling who nc
quilted themselves with great credit. They
were closely criticised by Prot. Hoss and DIR.
Elliott. on the sounds OF letters. phonetic
spelling. but they sustained themselves with en-
tire satisfaction.
There were a great number of visitors present.
among whom we noticed the Rev. Mr. Hyde and
the Rev Mr. Tndshl Some very appropriate
remarks were made by the Rev. Mr.. Tindall.
He spoke very feelingly to the pupils, urging
them onward and upward in the great work in
which thew are engaged
The order and neat appearance OF the room
was highly creditable both TO teachers and pu-
pills The walls were ornamented with cheering
and appropriate mottces Elevate the public
schools and YOU elevate the people Is motto
which should find an echo in the mind and heart
Of every parent and friend of education. Our
Country, Home and Heaven" was indicative that
each of these terms were held with equal sacred
ness beautiful song. "Our Country" closed
| the exercises of the afternoon.