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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13

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ued longer than paid for. Address
ELDER, uARKNESS. & BINGHAM.
Indianapolis Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13
THESE FACTS ARE ENOUGH

There sno class Of dsere that produces such exhaust
ngrrrcts upon the human stuton ~ Diabetes and
Disease IL Kidneys, bladder aud Urinary Passages
ard through false mcdesy they neglected until they
advanced To be beyond IN. ordinary
refnedies and = present the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13

UNIV -
DR.. wm n. GRreG-Ded Sr. In February, lS6l /
sicied With the diabetes and for tive months
pa sed more than two gallons Of water in - hours.
obliged 20 get mp often ten or twelve times du
ring the night ard IN five lost about 80 pounds
in weight. During the month of July, 81. procured
bottles of Constitution Water, and in two days after
using experienced relief and after taking two bottles
entirely cured after regaining my usual good
good health. Yours, truly.
J. v. l.. DE WITT.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13
vERMIN ExTERMINATOR.

For Rats, Vice. Roaches. Ants, BED
Bugs. Moths in Furs, Mootcns, &C..
Insects on Plants, Fowls. tuin,uts, &C.
Ia ~ ia 25c J0c and 90 BoNcs, Kettles sud Fasks
- aud ~ for iIorsLS PUHLC srTuTIoNs, &c.
"ony infillib,c NEEDLES known"
Free from Poison
"N"t dangerous t. the Human Family"
Kat, come out OF their holes 20 die
ss1s~ Sold Whoics,l. la all large cites.
lE,'~ by all DnuoaIsrs and RErAurRs everywhere
arss~ .BEw ,Er., Of all worthless limitations.
6oy"Ser that Co>rAa's name + each Box. Bot
tie and Fia~k. before ,ou buv.
rs,f~ Address IENiss ~. COSTAu.
by Psi~firAt Dorur. a. Rao,pvA,. NY
gr,y. Soldhy BROWSING q SLOAN and W. n WICK.
ER>. wholesale and Retail Agents. indianapolis. Ind.
fch.6
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13
SALOON.
SALOON.
Excelsior Saloon and Restaurant
NO So EAST WASHINGTON STREET,
indianapolis, Indiana.
RTDOLPH FEY. Proprietor.

gHyHIS PINE SALOON WILL u y OPENED on
u tomorrow ttuesday,l March 10, with splendid
lunch "A o c'ci )ck \. VI.
The proprietor hatterS himself 20 announce his
pat ons and The citizens Of indianapolis generally, that
he has spar,d money means TO make this house
what ought TO be- of the finest and hatdsomest
saloons in the West.
lie will keep instantly on hand the best Rhine aud
Native Wines. Champagne, Lager Beer. Ale and the
very best Of Liquors
lie is also prepared 10 furnish Meals all times after
short tice. aud Invites the public for a call
mch9 dim
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13
!; 8 MARsHAL's NOTICES.
urxuFDsraTEso or AMERICA, DISTRICT oF ISDr-


urxuyDeraTEs or AnEglcA, DISTRICT on ISDr-
Ans. -. =.
xherras lssei q suforsnafse7 has been fled In The
rfrcf Gear II th> Cnitsd States. within snd for the
s.veafA Circuit and Dsfr % Indiana the 10Th day n
ysanarv fss3 By John Hanna, ksq-. Attorney Of the
United states the District u Indiana against The fol-
owing described estafc credxs and effects - one VIM
J. Hoic mo. to-vit ons Promssory Note, dated Jsnn-
ary IL 1884, due six months after date, for the sum Of
eLi3s Is ei~eu By seth Way ssId Hocor1h said
Boss scared BY . mortgage Lands in the
county % Laporte ndiana for violation Of the powers
81 act q Congress. approved July ~. lss3 entitled
IAN act % suppress nsurTrcf 20 punish treason and re
beon sefe and eon-cste the properly Of rebels snd
Tor otsr parposes." and prsng process asain~t sac
property and that the may be Condemned and sold
a. ensmies property.
Now therefore Ia pursuance % t.e monon under the
sal % aid Court directed ard delivered.I d here
give pebble notice aiper claiming said property.
or any part thereof, Or IN any manner Interested
therein that they aud spear before the sad. the
Dtcs Court Il the United be held the city
Of B8isnapois IN and fpr he District II indiana on the
thir Monday - February next a. ten O'Clock ~ the fore
q hat day. then and there iuterpo-e their claims
and make heir allegations in that behalf
ID. q. ROSE, q. 3. Marshal,
by l. ;. BicELow. Deputy.
Attest
JouS n. RIA. Clerk. febs-di+t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13
PHYSICIANS
CONSTITUTION WATER

Haze long given up the of buchu cubes aud u
nbcT Ia the Of these diseases and only them
for the want Oi better remedy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13

glyHR UNDERSIGNED HAVE TAKEN HENRY r.
II ALyORD into psrtnershp. and the business vii
hereafter ~ conducted in the aud style " kresA
CArp~str A AIvosp kUsER a CALDWELL
decl5
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13

To the pubic with the conviction that has no equal IN
relieving class Of iea>es Viii u la, been found So
euneuty successful la curing and that We n all
be sfdcd for efforts in laclug valuable remedy
In form meet the requirements Of patient physi.
clan.
FOR SALE Nv ALL DRUGGisrs-PRcE ell
wN. H. GRsGG A Co. Proprietor.
Morgan Amen. General Agents. No. &c Clin street,
New York. wright freBch, 81 Randolph ~; smith
Dwyer. ~ Lake 81 wholesale Agents, ChrsFo Illinois
t.12e-tSm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13
BARRIERS.
.vEV. R.fRBER SHOP.

- SHUCRAFT HAS OPENED A BARRIER SHOP IN
-. the block Of john g New. two doors sonth Of
the Postonice, the secood roor, Room No and ,,
where he viii be pleased to ali his old L.
IN fun blast with ain chairs octlodly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13
NOW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE


THE governmental aud political questions q iAs
coming year will have absorbing interest for every
citizen We are engaged IN sigsutic civ var the
suit Of which foresee. u threatens rs6ics
change in the institutions and principles upon which the
Government founded. snd the destrucsion % the
liberty and rights of The citizen, such as the
people Of no ether nation have enjoyed and 4
which may BE- attributed unequalcd progress
In national prosperity and greatness. The issue vii
be upon US, whether this free Governent shall be
preserved aud maintained and the rights o. the States
under the CoDsttuon perpstusted. powerful ceutrs
authority be permitted 10 grew out 81 this war. ohlsr
aSng State lines, State and all those checks
upon the Federal Government, rights reserved by the
States which have constituted the excellence and supe
rority Of nationality States ''ose the
the common objects Firth IN the Consttution but
distinct the biliows'' the managemen; q their
purely domestic Affairs. These questions involved
IN the recent elections AM the voice Of the people
most emphaticaly expressed for the Constitution Il
IL and the Union Il was-" Never there . time
when Il important that the people should be thor
eughy advised TO the progress and condition % public
affairs and Of passing events. people not NJ for
self government unless with intelligent jud Eneut they
decide upon the questions which Affect alike
and the public welfare.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13
READ, READ. READ.
DANvnIr, Pa, June 2, ls62.

lrrtate aud drcnch the Kidneys AID by
De Ld 20 chr1n.c ACCOMMODATION and confirmed dsea.e.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13
Brushes! Brushes!

HAA DOZEN Paint and yarnSh Brushes, Wall
ZUV Brushes, sash Tools. Blenders, Scrub, Shoe,
HOrs Hair Hat and Cloth Brushes Of all <in d. at loves
figures at BROWNING + SLOAN'S.
jel4-deod&weow3n
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13
DRUGS.
BROWNING a SLOAN.

HAVE associated with me in business xr. q. W.
II sloan who has been assistant IN the store fsr
number Of years past Hereafter the business viii be
,outif ned Al the I'D stand uDder the firm q
BRoNNGN6 a SLOAN.
feel grateful for the liberal patronage which we have
ever bv strict attention 20 business ano
the wants Of our customers men; and retain the same
r. BROWNING.
IL persons knowing themselves indebted 20 me VIII
please call a. their earliest convenience and make
settlement Of same, and obiige X bho" NiN"-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13

Has proved itself equal the task tha, has devolved
upon IT,
DIURETICS,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13
FOR DYSPEPSIA

IL has equal IN relieving the distressing ymp
toms Also Headache Heartburn. Acid >to ach, yomit-
doe In all casesmay lie increased desired but should
be done gradually
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13

VIII soon assemble, and the most important questions
will be brought before IL for determination one &
which, the Emancipation and Colonization policy q the
President will vitality affect the future Of the country.
All interesting Congressional proceedings will be
ported in the Safiaef.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13

new Legislature will assemble on the sth q JAnu-
AIRY next It's action viii have deep interest Tor the
citizens Indiana. The .8.ffsl will contain faithful
and intelligent report Of It's prOceedngs, that the
reader day day what their Repre-
ffin
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13
DYSMENORHGA, OR PAiNf UL MENSTRUATION, AM
IN MENORRHAGlA OR PkOFUSE FLOWING.
SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATION

Which in the married. female is recurring
d and neglect the seeds Of grave and
dangerous malads the result, and month after
month passes without effort being made to assist
ture the suppression becomes chronic the patient gradu
ay loses her appetite the bowels conStpaed night
sweats come and the consumption finally ends her
c.rn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13

We have one Of the most complete Printing Establish
ments In the country Our facilities for doing all kinds Of
Work. Book, Plain or Ornamental, first class. We
have introduced and fastest Presses and have
added to our Type all the modern styles and employ
the hes, wekmen We thus enabled TO furnish Jobs
promptly to guarantee satisfaction and to accept low
prices.
We have connected with job Department Adams
Superior Presses and prepared execute Stereotype
Presswork together with the Presswork for outside papers
at low figures.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13
LEUCORRHGA. OR WHITES.

This disease depends upon inflammation Of the mu-
lining Of the vagina womb. II Is in all
compsned by pain the back the bowels
and through the ps easpoonfu OF the medicine may
be taken three times day with injection Of table
spoonful of medi,ne mixed With half pint IF soft water
morning and evening.
IRRITATION OF THE NICK Of TIFF BLADDER, IN
Fl.AMM A1lON Or The kiDNtYs AND CATARRH
or THE BLADDER STRANGUARY ANDBUkN-
ING OF PAINFUL UklNATiNG.
For those diseases II Is truly sovereign remedy. and
too much cannot be said IN praise single dose has
been known TO relieve the most urgent symptoms
Are You troubled with that distressing pain I'm the small
Of the back and through the hips A teaspoonul day
of Constitution Water will relieve y.u like magic.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
The Military.


A detachment OF oue hundred aud eighty men arrived
here at two O'Clock yesterday afternoon rorn Albany be-
longing 70 the stxtsen.h New York Volunteer artory
under The command of Colonel Morrison The most Of
these od veterans The detachment s commanded
By Captain James Mclaughlin Of Utica They belong 70 The
nrst battalion They lett last evening the steam trans
port Charles 0seod, or Fortress Monroe, report
Genera j. q. Foster whore the reg ment q now doing
duty. -hees came from the Albany Barracks where
the camp of the regiment 10 situated Another desach-
ment will follow. This regiment n 10 do rort and
garrison duty around Fortress Monroe
INSPECTION AND REVIEW oF THy wrrvsxrH
BRIGADE.
The annual INSPECTION aud review OF the Eleventh br
eade, under command Of General Jesse C. smith, took
place yesterday at Poihemus Grove noar tho Flaibush
line. The regiments me, at their respective armores
in the morning, ard marching 70 Cranberry aud willow
stecis, formed IN ae and proceeded N the City Hail.
where they rasscd 10 review before tho Mayor and
Common Council 1so column marched up Fulton
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
Brooklyn City Politics.

DxhOCFAIiC MANS hBETIN0 IN bhCOkLYN.
mass meeting Of tho democracy held in the City
Hall Park last evening" FOR tho pupose OF ratfyng the
Stale, county ond city nominations
There was large gathering during The early portion Of
the evening, and tho crowd greatly augmented by
the arri,. of deega from the different wards with
bands Of banners and transparcncios containing
numerous notices and Inscriptions among them 'ihe
oist'tnlioo ms is and tho unon II was" fFrco
Spce,.,,f "Freo Piesf," "Hew yoo, 800 Oc0 war
riors:' &c.
tho uoghborhood vas .sb,ea With bonlrss, rockets
and Roman candles.
Tho tncotiEg Organized by Sir VIM. NJ Parks who
nominated Jasper ". Gilbert, Esa., an Chairman. Mr..
Gilbert returned thanks Tor tic n1tterng distnc.
ton, ana proceeded 10 address the assembagc upon
cd that tho democracy constituted the real Uncn party
of tho couuryhavng been such sioce General Jackson
announced that the Union must and sba he
Ho favored tho OF tho military powor the govern
ment in military way n securing tie supremacy Of tho
UDion, and he'd that the policy Of tie democracy
had beor 10 leave 10 tho people o; the different States
themselves tho regulation OF ;hoir domestic affairs
simple restoration OF tho Union lid not suit the admin
istalon who wanted restored only with the extirpa
O slavery auj TITO robcous States reduced TO Terri
tories He urged tho democracy 20 vote Tor tho whole
ticket and pot on, namc, 40 by so doing ibe Whole
ticket world be placed - larger
list OF vice presidents aud secretaries presented
api oncorsed when Mr.. j. 4. Dougiss tho demo.
cratic platform adopted 3y tho state Convection at
so!upa appended. 'ati:yug the State county ard
city tickets.
Addresses were made by hon Cilbers ncan Hon
Hc1ry Z. hrrphy, Eli Y. Nortou ESQ.,, stephen B Cush.
ing Vim. e. levitt, John Jacobs and others, the gone.
raj II tn. remarks being Opposition 70 tho policy OF
administration In tho conduct OF tho war; and cspe-
caiy with reference to the emancipation proclamation
tho couscrption the arbitrary and the suspop.
sion O: tho writ OF habess corpus
The meeting adjourned at o ato hour There was .
good deal of enthusiasm throughoot.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
The Late Eatrsdftton Case-sudden Co
inpss Of the Proceedings, &c.
uErTED STATES conNIssioSER's COURT.

Before John A. Osborn, Esq
Oc1. 21.7ke Un,ted States John Hodoson otherrss
ksnne.-A great hubbub was created IN this case which
application the part Of Brth creditors for the
exraditon Of bankrupt, Who beng unfortunate in bust
London, came to this country was pursued by
agent tnamcd Bailey representing trm Of solicitors
in bankruptcy, who sought either obtain COMPOUND
the debt from the accused or get him back through
tho process OF our courts, on charge Of fraud
Aftsr O protracted examination, which has beep re-.
ported ia the HERALD, an order obtained TO show
why the accused should be discharged and Mr.
Dunphy produced letter signed John Raud Bailey adj
dressed TO the counsel for the British Consul stating that
there were many difficulties account on the dcteu
ton Of the bills that he should be unable 70 send out for
ther evidence -.71
10 the OF the conversation the counsel for the
British Consul stated that Mr. Bailey the solicitor
had eft the city very abruptly" and without evins
him any intmaton OF his adoption OF this course hut a.
this letter bad been lett the Office of Mesrrs James
A Dunphy, be believed u TO be genuine docunsus and
fsls that he should not be authorized IN assng for any
further detention " the accused.
Und~ these circumstances Mr ncigson wro has
been In durnncc ve for some tbs past through this
claim OF British creditors, was honorahy discharged by
the Comm 3 ioner.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
The Turf.

UNION COURSE, L. I.-rRoTTNe.
WEDNESDAY, October 2s. match ~ 600 mile heats REST
three 10 Ave.
d Phfcr named a bay mare mate to Lady
Horace +. Jones named b IN. Fanny Alien, 10
Timc--2 3sJs-2 rs ,h-2ssX
Prev,o ,ous TO the tho betting was very brisk,
Pnfers mare having the cali but after the drst heat
time 2s4,S-rapny Alien became the favori,e A. the
CONCLUSION Of the second heat, which Fanny Allen apps
reuty won quite easily by nearly two ieusths IN 2s5
from one hundred twenty hundred 70 dvc was
wagered on her winning the The nags had very
even send on for the third heat, Fanny Alien drawing
from the other around the upper turn, and leading
open length down the backstrctch to the half mild
pole Pdfer bssso closing and they went ntothe
lower turn his head cloee the wheel of
Fanny Allen IN instant more The vehicles we're togser
then Jones wagon turned up side down, and Fanny
Allen was running with all speed around tho TRACK,
win the broken wagon dragging at her heels Phfer Dad
not seem W DO npeded very much BY the accident Tor
when the cyce or the taken where Jones'
lay on the ground they found fan coming up the home
stretch 90 square ros, and al fastcr gait than hs
had shown bcgoro IN tho race IIe came " the
score Ia 23S ~ accident included Every body now r,sh.
ed 70 the ass,ance Hovace Jones' and 10 ascertain the
extent W nuvy no had received He found u ing on
tho track nscnsbe from Tho jar he had received ia his
fs. Hs cut and bleeding very freely Sat spass
from that there do nos appear V BE- ssy other eserua
atcly the city for medical aid He seemed 70 recover
his reason somewhat on hm wav 10 town, and com
pansd Q. great pam ~ as oreas rnisr accounts fos the
the grass that moment Hosaces mare broke up,
and swcrving sim Pner the latter had gc
over Horace's wagoa. rhfers escaps wonder
fui Ths Judges had no way of sscertainng from where
they statoped-one half mite from the spot of The
collision, whether there any iou play by either cf
voc part.s out iet themselves competed " sw@d tbe
race TO tho horse bringing tho proper weights TO The
stands.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
the Will of Hon. WIN. sturgls.

This forenoon the viii Of the late Hon. VIM. sturgs
was offered for probate II was made In June 1863 and
gis Hooper as executors BY codici made in August
last Lennel shaw becomes an executor In place or VIM
Sturgis, deceased. The will 10 quite lengthy
he bequeaihed TO his wife, Elizabeth ~ sturgis such
portion OF the plate az she may select the or $50 900
left in trust for her. she to receive the income an
having the right TO dispose Of the principal at her de-
cease the further of $50 900 directed TO be
placed with the Massachusetts, Hospital Life Insurance
Company IN trust for herat her dcceasc the principal
be paid TO grandchildren.
The sum $50 600 given trust for his sister, Han.
nah incKlcy; she is to receive the income only.
To his niece, sarah Ann Loring, he gave the ncon OF
5000
10 Mary Knowles, for many years his family. 81 ooo
and. in addtoo. the income of $1,000
To Elizabeth Stevens, domestic, $500
10 his cnusn Eliza j. Freeman the income OF s. 900.
To Rev. Ezra Stiles GaBnett, 5000.
To Rev John II. Morrison, OF Milton, $500 "ss marx
OF esteem and respect and approval tue
which ne led the services at the funeral Of his late friend
W. w. Swan, II New Bedford. The cheerful and bright
views Of the change which call death on that occa
SION, being m accordance with hts long cherished
ments.n
10 his cousin Caharine sturgs the income from fifty
shares OF the Portland, Sac1 and Portsmouth Railroad
Corporation, and i've 81 900 bonds Of the New York
To his rsin Esther Frapees sturgis $500 per annum
To the widow OF the late Geo. Bond ESQ, the use OF
house ip Essex street
10 two daue ehlcrs OF henry W Pickering 81 600 each
To his son-n law, Or. Henry j. Bgelow, $50 900.
The sum Of one hundred thousand dollars given in
trust for his grandson, William Sturgis Biselow.
The rcdue Of the estate II not exceeding eight hundred
thousand dollars ho directed should divided into
shares, share TO be tor Mrs Hooper wife Of samuel
Hooper share for the benefit or his daughter the
vile OF William A. Tlppan; another for the bench o, his
daughter Mary Il. shaw, widow OF Robert g. shaw
Jr. the fourth share To 60 TO DR.. Robert W. Hoop.
and his children by his late wife, Ellen w. Hooper
daughter OF the testator II there s any portion of his
estate remaining after the payment OF these bequests the
of sevcntynvc thousand dollars (f II amount TO
mush) 10 be placed in trust for the children OF Dr..
Hooper.
His grandchildren are made residnary iegatees
The government tax the egacies be paid out
Of the estate that the cgatees may receive the full
amount Of their respective leg scies.
l. the viii ten thousand dollars given for the benefit
OF the Cambridge Observatory but this revoked In the
codicil, he having himself paid over that sum.
The free OF the house, No. 10 South street. Ia given
for three years for the Of the hospital In charge u
Mrs. Ryan.
The estate viii probably amount 10 nearly two millions
Of
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

ard Fiatbush avenues 10 the parade ground
they Inspected The regiments consist OF the
Twenty third, Colonel Pratt, Forty seventh Oolooel
Mescrole; FIFTY second, Colonel Cole aud Fifty sixth
fo,onei Adams. They numbered IA all about twelve
hundred men. and presented exceedingly neat ap.
rearance, Of them having been provided with
unnor,ns then from Pennsylvania. After
the Inspection the line formed aad the brigade
reviewed by ka,or General Duryea aud rtan Various
field movements subsequently executed excel
lent manner showing that the experience IN the Penn
syivania cam paign had not been lost upon the men,
large number Of spectators were present, most OF
them ladies'
The passed oil spendidIy and tho brigade took
ap tbo line Of march for home shortly before dark
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
Up to the l7tn instant the number obtained on thcso

Total obtained II oe0, leaving prescDt draft as
up to the l7tb instant, deficiency OF Al ,657.
The total quota therefore, OF New York for the next
draft In draft should be necessary by
failure 10 raise volunteers as appears the records
mp to the 7th inst would be 6037s quota 800 900
men herein assigned and tho deficiency up date spec
Ged-that is, 47,657. Total, los ,035.
The deficiency al ,o5) will. OF course, bo reduced By
all held TO service under the present draft after 18th
inst, ana by all volunteers not heretofore credited as
well by all the State may raise 10 of 37S her
quota Of 800 000 as called for by the Presidents proca
nation.
Your obedient servant,