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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-28

t~Msgni6cent furs for ladies. and every
fashion and style OF hals and caps Tor gentlemen
are offered at Baker 4 Mclvers. East Washing
ton street. The branch establishment of this
arm, at Lafayette. Is likewise extensively sup.
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4 Valuable Farm for Sale.
n for Dairy aud Nsrket purposes. containing leo
acres, farms u 30 each mile ~ In
dAnapois; a good grave road the city. constant
stream II water through H. loo under cultivation
good hui dlugs and large ba-u sugar maple orchard
aud orchards ~ apple and peach trees Of them
large snd Of The best cultivated fG and almost every
other saueiy Il fruit found well improy ID farm sf
its siEe and position
For terms. &c, inquire the premises Of The pro.
pristor. ABSER POPE
dec2i .d3v
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tE-R Rain has fallen heavily over this region
during The past forty-eight hours.
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IN This evening. at Masonic Hall. Rev. Ly
man Abbott lectures on Lies and Liars" for the
brneht Of the Indianapolis Association.
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tEThs City ooaasIll meet, ,o-uishs
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PROBES SIONAL.

Dr. a. ID. GALL,
nFtERS HIS SERVICES To THE CITIZENS OF
~ indianapolis and vicinity. Ofice, Virginia Avenue
Nc ~. Residence North New Jersey street. No ~.
octl4'63.dly
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tFsk.sing !. done with for the present on
the eertral canal
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tEGs, your carte. de 'IsIis at RunniOn's.
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CRY AND STATE ITGMs.


removal. e..
The Sentinel once has been removed 70 the
new Ssntnel building. on the corner Of Meridian
and Pearl streets. half square .oa,h Of Wash.
ing'ss street. and nearly opposite our old loca-
ton. rhere We wiIl be pie.sed TO see all Demo.
craft. .and Others. having printing 20 40.
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tBMud. mud. uud. Yesterday everywhere.
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cut Of hundred.
INDUCED ~ THE EXTENSIVE sAtE AND uNIvfk-
SAL popularity Of iioolsRi's German hit,ers lpnse
y yegeiabe) hosts Of tsrsnt quacss an unsefapnsos
sdventnrcrs have opened apon suffering humanity the
food gates o nostrums In he shape ef poor whisy. vs
~ compounded With Injurious drugs. and ekrsssene<
TONES. stomschics aud hi't ers
Beware Of The innrmersbs array q alcoholic prepars
tons IN plethoro bottles and big beed kegs under the
modest Appeation Of bfiers. which instead % caring
only sggrsvste disease and leave the di<sppoined ssf
fcrer in despair.
DO you tranf sonsfhing TO sfrvnofhen yes
DO you rani good appetife'
DO gou ranf 10 build up your osnsfifnfisS
DO you rant IN feel rsiif
DO you rant 10 get rid Of nevpessness'
DO yoR nanf eaergyl
do gsu ,canf 10 sleep reiif
DO you tcenf brisk and rigorous feslingr
II you do use H0OPLAND'S GERMAN
BI7TERS
From Rer y. Ae,ctoa Brown, d. ~. Editor sfsAs ~
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Sew York Cattle Market.

BEEvEs-Tho receipts are again large and the quality
more than that Of any previous week for sever
al months past.
The msrke, opened yesterday morning with about
1000 cattle IN the Warrington drove yard, including
the al 81 Friday and SATURDAY, about 500 head
having been detained on the Hudscr River Railroad
The demand for choice Christmas beef was very active
choice and prime animals but the owners 81 inferior and
poor stock found that Christmas week vas very unia
vorsble time for them.
There splendid specimens Of prize beeves
offered pair held at ssooas 500. and several ois
we've sold At weight To-day has been less active
and prices are WITHOUT material change the tine cold
weather. having helped TO sustain the market We mo-
uced however. that the common trash was sod a. low
49, 8sAe.
all the other offerings sed at about our figures We
quote.
Premium qualities. per e~,............i Il. COG so
rrme, 90 do 'ooes ~ 90 %
Poo do DO ........ $500 500
General selling prices do ......... s50Gll,o
Average do o,5Os -
DROVE NOTES.
Dalton sold 90 ordinary indiana heifers and steers.
owt owned by Hayes, at s47 each.
Meinty Gonorsn cut 100 ordinary u fair Ga owt.
Indiana steers Tor hosg-, q, sGl0ac.
Florence sold Tuesday al Indiana cattle for Elan
drrs al "a eio on ga cwt.
COwS-have been less plenty this week, AMI good
mixers have been sold readily al full prices while cum
quality dull bat the rates q all kinds Sith
out material change.
Best quality per head sTosss0
Fair DO .s....ss......s.- do 80 %
Comm do 49,. ..........s.+... do S& ~
vEALs-Have been In active demands at quota
tsnoni we notice increasing Numbers Of eoesin mar
ket, which sell at 4d4se.
Good and extra qualities, per pound. TSsc
Other qualities DO ...t........6GoA,e
suEEP AND L,nBs-Ihe receipt. Of the present
fallen OF largely have been IN favor
Of the drover Common stock has brought 5s Sc per
10 live weight, while there has been rnsa,isned dc
uand for good ard prime 81 Ia osc. and one lot
ported &C. one tat eosset sold for $50 To sell
again AM others, weighing 800 lbs each. sol
al ss5 per head lot of 60 head q Canada sheep.
contracted for weeks ago &C. sold Sc aud
upw ards Tor the poorest 20 the best
HoGs-The cold weather cf The past fe~ days has
strengthened the market aud prices Are 70 &c higher
Good hogs are active while common and poor are very
aan and heavy We do not see much hessy pork IN
market Tits season The psps nearly ell cleared of
stock 81 the close. ,
live hoxA Dressed
Heavy prime sorn-fed.. ....... 6k4sS Ikes
Light do .......... % NC
Heavy stili.fed ......""l asx -sHrs
Lgh. DO ..........t
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From Rer j. kescfoa Broscn, d. H.. Editor s(GAs ~
cgciepcdia Of Eaisysoss Ks0seledps.

Although disposed 10 favor recommend patent
medicines n general through dsisast u
and effects. l yet know a sufficient resssns Why
m.y testify the benefits he believes h.mself
have received from any simple prcparstion In the
hope that he may thus contribute 20 the eenshs 81 oners
do this more readily in regard 10 Hoofand's Gernsn
Biters prepared by DT C. N Jsckson Of this be-
ptejadced against them for many years,
der the impression that they chiefly alcosole
mixture. indebted my friend Robert sbo>maker.
ESQ., 70 the removal of this prejudice by proper tess
and for try them. when suffering frc1
great and long continued debility. Ths of three hot
ties of bitiers the beginning of the present year.
followed by evident relief ADD restoration 10 de
gree e bodily and mental vigor which he'd not fed Tor
sir months before and bad aim oct despsed 81 regsin-
ing therefore thank God and my friend for directing
me 20 the Of them. J. NEWTON BROWN.
PHILADELPHIA. June ~ 1851.
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MARSHAl'S SALE.
United States Marshal'S Sale.

Robert L. Cutting,
VI. Ia the Circuit Court "
The President and directors the United States Dstrc
81 the OF Indiana
Peru and indianapolis November Tenn, ls6a.
Haflr o.dC 81 Il
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nTFor ..ls ~ prassisss - dss,s.s ~ every ssss
+. he uas,. sssses. ssvsss-es-Sts~S~sD
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Street robberies BY women are very comn
In London.
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II, nc n NJ -.
TERMS OF rHE DAILY SENTINEL.
One copy. one year " w
One cory. xix months a Do
One copy one nonth.... ~
Delivered by tue carrier Within the city, IS per
week, payable 20 the carrier.
Agents will be supplied al IL cents sweek.
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY SENTINEL.
10 copies. and to thu maker Of the club. rs 90
20 copies. and the maker of the club. 30 GO
Additions be made 10 clubs any tune at the
above rates. The will be printed each paper
without extra charge.
No paper will he sent without prepayment, or con
tinued longer than paid for. Address
ELDER, HARKNESS a BINGHAM,
Indianapolis, Ind.
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nPEs DAT AND sleHr FOR THE RECEPTION
~ 20 Pupils IN either Department Price % Tuition
much reduced ard Is less than any other similar
Institution In the World.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-28

the rear of Meade, while A. p. Hill under
took the flank movement--wns NJ Warren
ton, a lady there sent him six pounds oil
white sugar. He returned it, saying that
his knowledge of the utter restitution OF
the people forbade bin from aPproPrianng
any portion of their scant supplies to MS
own use.
at the residence Of Samuel Chiffon,
(WelI known here formerly as a laWyer)'
peck of meal constituted the sole stock OF
food supply. Chiltou himself is in Rich
mond, but his family are at the home place.
among them son, late an officer in the
rebel army, now dying of consumption.
Almost the sole food for Lees army dur
ing this movement WAS dry crackers
Prisoners and refugees say that the great
pinch for food has come on them since we
took Chattanooga aud Knoxville, aud cut
them off from their great sources OF supply
Aud terrible as is this condition now, 1t is
but u forecast, they tear, of what 1t will lie
thought the coming winter.
The necessity for doing something al
once WAS DOUBTLESS at the bottom OF Lees
Ruthless advance.
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House of Delegates.
TUESDAY, Oct. %, 1863

Prayer by Rev. d. W Fisher.
Tue House was informed that the Senate
had adopted the Confer euce Report On tue
Corporation bill, III No. G2) The law
thus finally passed is = lengthy aud i'm
pOElaut one, covering all matters relating
to the creation aud regulation Of corpora
tons within the State.
a substitute Tor the bill ratifyiug the
contract for code, III. u. No ll5). WAS
received from the Senate and adopted
The House was also informed that the
Senate had agreed to u Committee of COu-
terence on II. Is. No. 80, dispensing with
certain indexes. &C., aud appointed Messrs.
CarskndOn aud Slack.
Mr.. KRANER. from the Military Commit
tee, reported back the Militia bill and Sen
ate substitute. The substitute proposes
to re-enact all the militia laws in the code,
and forms IL document OF some $50 Sec
lions.
The bill, Or. No. l24), to continue the
stay law in force in kanawhH county was
passed.
Mr.. VAN wINKLE, by leave, presented
three petitions nWmerously signed by
citizens OF PNrkersburg and vicinity, pray
Ing an extension of the corporate limits OF
the town. Referred to appropriate COM
mittee.
Tue bill III. No. 1917 providing a gen.
erAl election law was put through its sec.
ond reading by sections.
Tue ed section Of the bill, as reported
By the committee, provides that,
"If any person, who is candidate for
any office nnder the Constitution aud laws
OF this State, shall, himself or by another,
offer to or distribute among the voters grA i.
tuitously any Intoxicating drink on the
day OF the election, he shall, ii elected,
forfeit his Office and on proof of the fact
be removed therefrOm."
Mr.. MCWHoRrER proposed to add to the
section these word, ''Or it any other person
offer gratuitously any intoxicating drink to
any voter on the day OF AN election, he
shall forfeit no: less than ten nor more than
fifty dollars
Mr.. VAN WIHKLE proposed to amend
this by making it read 'on the day of an
election with Il UieV Of inducing such VOter
TO VOfe for any candidate or measure, he shall
forfeit" &c.
The proposition ia this shape was in.
corpOrated in the bill.
Mr.. Ross moved to amend the sixty
second section previously cited,) so as TO
make the penalty for dispensing liquor by
candidates to influence votes, attach to the
candidate ifhe is guilty of so doing Eat any
time previous Ito the electiOn) during the
time in which he is n candidate"
This was the proposition under discus.
sion when the House adjourned, n few
minutes after one.
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How BRAVE Men SUFFER- AND DIE
-In his report Of the Chickamaugn bat
ties, Il. F. Taylor records the following
solemn yet credit"ble fact:
"Ifanybody thinks that when our men
ure stricken upon the field they fill the
air with cries and grOans, till it shivers
with such evidence ut agony. he greatly
errs. An arm is shattered, u leg carried
away, IA bullet pisrces the breast, the SOL
dier sinks down silently upon the ground,
or creepS away, if he can. without muir
MUIR or complaint; falls like the sparrow
falls, speechlessly, and like the sparrow,
earnestly believe, falls not without the
Father The dying horse gives out his
fearful utterauce of almost human suffer
ing, but the mangled rider is dumb. The
crash of musketry, the crack Of rifles, the
rOnr Of guns. the shrek Of shells the rebel
whoOp, the Federal cheer, and that indie
scribable undertone of grinding, rumblinG,
splintering sound, make up the voices Of
the battlefield
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None but traitors, dyed in the wool"
are permitted to hold places of honor, in
tiuence or profit in the south. When, by
the votes of the people, any one not ofthis
class happens to get office, it is pretty good
evidence that the people are beginning to
break away from their inEuriatcd leader
and to exercise the sober second thought
for themselves. Such things are now wit
messed in North Carolina aud other non
cotton-prOducing regions Of the south, and
it would appear that the infection" is be-
ginning to reach dFen the state of Georgia.
Mr.. johnson, one Of the Confederate SEN
ators for that state, is strongly suspected
of being in favor of reconstruction"
In one Of his recent speeches he said:
When is this struggle to end! Shall we
conquer the north? No, we have no de-
sire to do this. Shall the north conquer
us! Forbid it, heaven! But | tell you
that this war will never be ended till we
are all conquered by the ch0stising hand
OF Providence, and we are brought back
to the virtues Of our fore-fathers. Though
our uEulIeS uuNb uceu NNAOIIuuH III uShlty
every battle, yet almost every man and
woman is bnthed in tears and east down
with sOrrow Mt the loss of some friend or
kinsman most dear. Every hearth stone
rs reft of its enioyments by mourning and
weeping, and the walls of sadness are
heard all over the land This is the chas-
tisCment Of God, inflicted upon us for {"
departure from the paths Of virtue. This
is the lesson of the hour Then let us
return with humility to the practice of
those great virtues which our fathers cher.
ished, and without which our liberties
cannot he maintained.
Mr.. johnson is the first rebel official
who has the candor and the boldncss to
admit that the seeded states or their
people have in any way departed from tue
paths of virtue-''the great virtues which
our forefathers cherished"-and to UdvO-
cate Il return tothem. All sthers brazen-
~ maintain that the south is immaculate
and impeccable.
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FOR SAI,E.

TINHE undersigned will OfISr for sale ut his resi-.
dence In West Union, DOddridgs county, West
Virginit, the 18th day Of November. 1868. val.
liable lot Of One.haf acre, Ia said town. situated
near the Court HOuge, upon which IL large two
stOTy frame building 81 feet in length by is feet in
width, with u wing 90 feet long and Is feet wide,
with a porch. There IL we'll Of good water, stable
and other buildings said lot, very good situation
Tor tavern and STORE, the house having 10 veil fin
ished FOOnis one o. which IL = store room Of good
silb win alsO OfoF for sale 10 Of we'll In-
proved land adjoining the town, aud not mere THAI
loo yards nom the house and lot, enclosed with
board fence and pATtitiOnod into i've helds Or lOts
about ten acres o. which u In Whoat and the bal-
ance IN grass AlsO young OTchard o. 100 TRIES
or CHOICE FRUIT.
1 viii SoIl the house and lot together with the
itnd, or separate 70 suit purchaser.
Terms, Cash. WM. Nj LEVIN.
los
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Virginia Waste aud Desolate.

The Washington Star of Saturday draws
the following picture of things in front,
and says that the Confederate supplies are
so low. and the country through which
their march must be made so bare, that
they can never tarry forty. eight hours this
side OF the RappahAunock, unless they
have better luck in capturing supplies than
in their last movement. We quote:
We are told that no description can give
an idea OF the sufferings Of the people OF
Fauquier and Prince William Tor want Of
food. The wealthier have divided with the
poorer as long Rs there WAs aught TO III
vide, but all are now ON common level
of want. When EwelI-who came up in
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TRUST SALE.

10y virtue Of Dvs-I Of Trust, dated March ISth,
1859, aud recorded iu Book H. Folio IS, AIATshall
county records, executed 10y Wesley ,. Cannon to
the undersigned Trustee, for the benefit Of Will
liam Wilson, will on Monday, the Both day of No
Vcmber. 1858, At the front door OF the Marshall
Court House, at OCIUck. r. u. proceed to sell to
the highest and beat bidder for cash. the certain tract
VI land described in said Deed Of Trust situated in
Marshall county, West Virginia adjoining lands Of
Jacob Grow aud other, containing hundred
acres aud iteen perches with about seventy acres
OF cleared land aud valuable improvements thereon,
being the same land conveyed TO said Wesley y.
Cannon by William Wilson and wife by deed dated
March 18th, 1859. The title said land Is believed
IL DO nnluUstIOnCd Ut will IelI such interest and
confer such title only f. vested In by virtue Of
the Deed OF Trust aforesaid
HENRY a. WILSON,
oct9I.2td43tw" Trustee.
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GEN. GRANTS ORDER.
Headquarters 10 be im the Field

The following Is Gen. Grants order on
taking command Of this district:
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVISION
OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
LOuspilLe, KY, Oct. Isth, 1868.
CGeueral Orders No. IL
In compliance with General Orlers No.
337, OF date Washington, D. c., Oct. 10th,
1869 the undersigned hereby assumes
command of the Military Division of the
Mississippi, embracing the Departments OF
the Ohio, of the Cumberland, and of the
Tennessee.
The headquarters OF the Military Divis
ion Of the Mississippi will be in the field,
where all reports and returns required by
army regulations aud existing orders will
he made u. 5. GRANT'
Minor General.
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BEEF! BEEF!!
OErlcE CHlE1 c. $. Dlr,I. o We ~, Va f.,

OFFICE CuEY C. $. DEP'T. OF wEsI Va.
October 24tl, 1868.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received from trst
= hands, citizens loyal 70 the government Of the
United States, until ~ ~. November 1|th, l563
only, for furnishing all the
FRESH 8EEF
that may be required for Of the trOOps Of the
United states serving In the First Division Depart
ment OF West Virginia, and now stationed At MAI
tinsburE and HarPers Ferry, Va, HageFstoWn. Nd
and on line Of Baltimore and ohio RailIOa6s tast
from Cherry Run, Va, to the M0uoeeacy, inClndIBs
Frederick City. Nd, - follows, viz:
For S [hVeI mOnIhs OF such less time Is the Com
niSsHry General may direct, aud subject To his APP
prevail, commencing on the 10th ItWentiethl day Of
November. 1862 and ending the 2Oth ItWentiethl
day Of April, 1864.
OF Cows, years old aud over, u weigh net each
at least 500 ave hundred pounds
The Beef 10 be sound aud wholesome, with Decks-
shsnks aud kidney tAllOW excluded, IN equal pro-
portions fore aud hind quarters and to be in such
quantities. Casually three times per week. ns may
he designated by the Chief COmmissaTy Oi ti'e
Division.
The Contractor will be required u keep a agent,
with q sulicient supply Of Beef Cattle, constantly
within sur piying distance Of the troops.
bond in the pSualty OF ~ OOO (tU enty thousand)
dollars will be required, with two gOOd suTetlesS
whose individual responsibilities for the above sum
be shown by the OlieAl certificate OfIhe Clerk
OF the nearest Court OF Record or Of the United
States District Attorney.
Proposals from dTm must specify the names and
residences Of all persons eomPOsng IL, aud each
POsal must be accompanied by the cath 0?alegianre
responsibility above referred to; also BY . written
guarantee signed by the party or parties mixing
the bid the whole making four ~ separate IRprTs,
fDT which forms will be furnished application by
mail, telegraph, OF in person, all Of which should
be developed, sealed, and endorsed Proposals for
Fresh Beei." and directed to the undersigned at
CIarksburE, West Va.
Payments TO be u Ade In Treasury Notes or UGH
other Government FUNDS ~ may be On hand; hn0ns
On hand to be made SOON ~ received.
Tbs bid OAthOf allegiance, certificate Of Teapgnsi-
bslity, aud guarantee, must an be In Duplicate
An bids not complying strictly with this adVOE-
wa. n. HOsACK,
Capt and c. 3 VOtA.
Oet9s-td ChiefC. 8. Dept. Of West Va.
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,tce, as is seen in the almost constant
misStatements about grave matters emcn-
uring from under the Washington snper-
vision. We hope to see the supervision
abolished. /, serves no good purpose that
we know OF, and it ought to be abolished
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The Real and Personal Prop
arfN of AaEnn Il YnunR-

In q cause Of for
The Real and Personal Prop feiture and con-
erty Of Aaron b. Young Hscation.
TKY HEREAs, at the Fall Term, 1853 OTthe District
w Court Of the United States for the Western
District Of Virginia, at CIaTksburg, the AttOrey OF
the United tRtes for said District filed infOrma-
ton against the Real and Personal Property Of Aaron
Il. Young, described in u schedule to SAID InfOTma-
ton annexed, alleging in substance that said Aaron
b. Young has been engaged IN the existing InSuFreC-
ton against the authorities OF the United States
since the 18th day Of july 1869, that the time OF
his becoming engaged he Was the owner OF the
property In said schedule mentioned, and praying
that said property may be conhscated and sold as
forfeited 10 the United Stat =.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance OF montlon under
ihe seal Of the said Court to directed and deiV-
cred dc hereby give public notice to all persons
claiming any interest In the said property, the
proceeds thereof to appear before the Judge Of the
district Court Of the United States for the Western
District of Virginia, At CSrksbuTg, on the 10th day
OF Now mber, A. 1868, III the shall be a day
II not on the next day OfJuriSdietio
thereafter, then aud there TO InterpOso their claims
and make their allegations IN that behalf
EDWARD II. NORTON,
u. 8. Marshal for the W. d. of Va
DESJ. II. SMITH. u. s. Attorney. Oct28.lIt
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thing beyond its constitutional limits and
substituting, in American phr"seol"gy. q"
higher law power" for tbr laws OF his co""-
try.