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lPer steamship Etna. at New York. !

lPer steamship Etns at New York;
Sailed from Liverpool 18th, Eddy stone Dyer for
Ceylon.
Cid 18th, Potomac, Weeks Rangoon
Ent outward Eth. Sunshine, Holmes for Benin
Loitie Warren, HOLMES Calcutta: Gen Mcclellan
Trask. New York; 18Th. Sarah March, Showers do.
Ar at Deal 18TH IIarraseeket, Waite, FIN Akyab for
London land proceeded.)
Sailed from Stromness It'll, Cireassian. Johnson
for New York.
Ar at Shields 9Th. Asia. ilussey Antwerp.
Ar at Grecnock 18TH Success White Cardiff
Ar Mt Glasgow 18th. Elba. Pettengin, PHILADELPHIA
Sailed from Ardrossan 18th, Palmyra, Croeker for
New York.
Cid at Trieste Tth inst, Flying Eagle, Nelson, for
Messina and Boston.
Sailed from Genoa 9TH inst, Midas Berry, for New
York.
Sailed I'm Havre 18th inst, Flora Southland. Wood,
Ar at Geesemunde 10Th inst, Sou,herner, Soule.
Rangoon.
Falmouth, Oct II. The Sebastian cabot, Hopin-
son, from London for haMbay. Is putting back here
In tow OF bark Archipelago. leaky and with loss OF
ruddor. She has q feet water in her hold. The crew
had abandoned her once, but returned again, Sho
was in charge of the master of HE 4.
Longwood Oct ~. The Is Carver, fendle,on
IN dropping from tho paoys TO the quay To day, in
charge OF pilot got in contact with the Royal Con.
sort tsl and tonched the ground WITH Der heel and
run into the pier she sustained saae damage to the
head gear, fore foot and false Keel, and has seven
feet OF water IN her hold,
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N. H. Downs's Vegetable Balsamic Elixir

This honest. standard old CouaH REMEDY, made
in Vermont has been used with entire success Tor
thirty-three years. 1t Is warranted usual for
Coughs, Colds. Wh0opiHJ Cough, Group, asthma.
and al discusses or the ThrOdt, Chest dad Lungs,
and ali diseases tending TO Consumption.
We have testimonials from many of the best physi-
clans and gentlemen Of standing. among whom we
mention the Hon Paul DillinS ham. Lieut.. Gov. of
Vermont; Hon Bates Turner. late Judge of the SUI
preme Court of Vermont; DIR. j. Is. Woodward,
brigade Surgeon L. 5. Array.
JOHN +. HENRY co, Proprietors,
Successors to n. H. Downs,
WATERBURY, VT.
~ Price % cents, 80 cents. and 81 per bottle.
III ii. Hay and j. W. Perkins Co. Portland,
Me-, Wholesale agents for Maine. oc5 ed&ew6w'
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A BEAUTIFUL COMPILATION. free from Tan. Pin
pies aud Freckles, may easily b procured by using
the "B4LN or 4 THOUSAND FLOWERS." For
shaving it Is unsurpassed-a single drop making a
a fine lather II is composed OF palm-oi honey and
other valuable articles highly periumed by its own
ingredients, aud when used for washing, night and
morning, renders the skin soft and white, and free
from blemish. Price SO cents. For sale by H. H.
HAY Agent for Maine. and all druggists.
augl2 deod& oeMlms
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BROKERS, BOARD.
MARRIED..

In this city. Oct. 26 by Rev VIM. r. Clark, Lorenzo
Merrill. of saco, and Miss Jennie bennett OF Bid
deford.
In North Bridgton. Oct. %. by Rev. l.. W. Harris,
Dea 4. A. Waierhouse and Mrs. Mary A. Ward,
both of Poland
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MIxIArUREALMAx
PORT OF PORTLAND.


"Wednesday. ................O October IS.
ARRIVED
Steamer Lewiston, knight. Boston.
Steamer Harvest Moon. Roix. Bangor
Sch Dorcas Halves, MeCutehins Magaguadayie.
Sch William. tBr) Dickson. iIillsboro NIB,
Sch Cashier, Moore Cranberry Isles.
Sch Ellen, James. Gardiner.
Sch Commodore, Bailey, Bath. fil
CLEARED.
Steamer Chesapeake, Willets, New York = Emery
Fox.
Brig Stella, Gooding. Matanzas-Geo S Hunt.
Brig Scotland, Mcclellan, Cardenas-Wm IL kins.
man.
Sch Jane, (Brl Clark. st Andrews MN Miller
Sch Fanny, Hancock, Gouldsboro-N Miller
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DEED.

In this city, Oct q. Mrs. Lydia c. wife of John
Randall. aged Al years month IA DAYS
In Bath. Oct. %. Caleb H., OF the late George
Shepard, Esq aged % years.
In Saco Oct; IL Hon. Gideon Tucker, aged 81 yrs.
10th. Miss Maria Gowen. aged 81 years.
In kennebunk. Oct. g. Mr.. Abijah Hatch aged 80:
Mrs Catharine Litileeid, aged "A years; Capt Thos
Wilder, aged % years.
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THE COUNTY TEMPERANCE NETTING
BY the persevering effort of Il few Temper
anee men, whose temperance principles and
activity are not controlled by the thermome
ter, meetings have been held in this County
quite regularly for several years. Now, If
ever, there should be determined effort put
forth TO save our young men from errors de-
lusive and destructive path.
1t is TO be hoped the friends Of temperance
of this County will very generally attend the
meeting OF the County Association to be held
at Gray on Thursday of this week, at ten
o'clock A. NJ continuing through the day and
evening. Let there be grand rally and an
effort made 10 awaken an interest such as the
Importance of the case demands. 1t is too
late to mourn over ruined sons when habits
become confirmed, with any probability of re-
forming them. An ounce of prevention is
worth more than pound of cure.
New BooKs.-Messrs. o. l.. Sanborn &
Co., have received elegantly bound volumes of
Annals of the army OF the Cumberland
Broken Columns, and the "Haymakers."
Mr.. Hall l.. Davis has received the Railway
edition of the Rejected Wife" "Arthur Hal
lams Remains" and principles of Political
Economy vols.
Mr. ii. Packard has received the "Life of
John Huss," in two large volumes, and "Rit-
ter's Geographical Studies" Notices hercaf
ter.
The crowded state of our columns renders
1t necessary sometimes for us to defer giving
that notice to which books are entitled until
several days and sometimes weeks after they
are received. We shall therefore acknowledge
the receipt Immediately, and give full notices
as soon after as possible,
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eSsConsumption and Caiarrh. and all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs successfully treated by ISHA-
LATIoN, BY &. MORSE, NJ D.,
aul5'd2 cod Corner smith and Congress SITS.
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bark of about 600 tons, built by Thos Aver,
launched at Sheepscot Bridge, wiseasset on the
18th inst She is owned by Capt Mores and Enoch
Chase.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Cape Town CGH Aug IS bark kedron, Farrell,
uncertain.
Ar at Honolulu July 81. ship Asterion, Hurd, Sap
Francisco, land sailed Aug 3 for Howand's Island
Aug 10th. bark Eldridge. Bennett, do, (apd sid
same day for Shanghai
Sid July 18th, ship Midnight. Brock. Hong Kong
Sailed from Aspinwall llth inst bark brewer
Grant, Philadelphia.
Cid at st John NIB 23d inst, sehs arno kniyht for
Boston; cath, Admiral, Rogers, do.
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sB- 1t is reported that two of the crew of
the pirate Alabama belonged in Maine, VIZ;
Albert Gilman of Bidleford and Samuel Wal
lace of Eastport. They deserted at Cape
Town as did about dozen others.
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1sopen Day and Evening. for Thorough Business
l. Education. Located 1859.
Hanson Block, Middle ST.. No. I6l.

scholarship good In any part OF the United STATES
Inc frncipal has had 70 years expeIienee is always
ON the spot, and attends TO his business; and prong
lses, as during the past u years pains shall be
spared IN the future. Five hundred references OF
the hrsi class business men, with many others OF this
city, VIII testify TO the practical utility, capacious-
ness ana completeness of my systems and manner
of teaching, and citizens OF other cities have testified
to the same. Diplomas will be awarded for thor
ough courses Able Assistants secured. Bartlctt's
ran, the founder of Commercial Colleges. strictly
adhered to as regards not copying. Certain times
viii be devoted TO Commercial Law calculations -
Come all who have failed to be taught business
handwriting and will guarantee to YOU success.
Applications solicited for Accountants Separate i-
struction given. Students enter any tire Sep
arate rooms for Ladies'. Tuition reasonable. Intfi-
cate accounts adjusted / aides and Gentlemen that
desire TO take lessons. ful a separate course
in either Bookkeeping. Navigation, Commercial
Law. photography. Higher Mathematics. Civil En-
gineering. Surveying. Native Business Writing
Marking tand teaching from printed copies and
Text Books Will be ayoided) please call. address
the Principal. r. N BROWN
rofuahu, oct- q, lss5 oc2y cod & eowly
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eS-Ii you are in want OF any kind Of PRINTING
call at the Daily Press Once, ii
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-29

IN Spring. near High Street, n snail Wolf din
~ Carriage Robe. The finder will be reward ID hy
leaving i with the subscriber. l37 Middle sire,
oei2s'dSt JEREMIAH II OW
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~ CARDS and RILL HEADS neatly priuts
at this Office II
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SPOKEN.

July 70. lat u s. Ion 81 e. ship James Nesmith, fun
Akysb tor Falmouth +.
Sept !. lat 1904 5, lou 50 W, ship Chas Cooper,
from Calcutta tor Boston,
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IMPORTS.
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

HilIsboro NIB. Sch William = los tons coal to
Kerosene Oil Co.
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Wanted.

A GOOD BOOT MAKER at MeCarthy's No. 81
"A Exchange Street. Also TO work ON
Ladies' Custom work, that make double soles
aud wells. To such men, steady employ ment and
the highest wages paid in the city will be given.
VI. MCCARTHY,
oet2Jdu No. 81 Exch inge Street.
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For Sale.

-. New Barque UNION 800 tons measured IS
.1-yT, single decked. 1888 tons double-lecked.
49, built at brunswick. Dir ensions-ll0 feet
Keel 10 feet on deck. . feet beam 10 feet inches
lower hold feet between deeks-built of good ma
terials well fastened with copper iron and through
ireehails and OF good model for carrying aud sail
ing. Apply to
McGILyERY. RYAN DAVIS,
oc2s dtf l6l Commercial Street.
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loFFicIAL.l
Premiums awarded at the late Fair.

The following are the reports of the several
committees of the late joint Fair and Cattle
Show, held in Portland by the Cumberland
County Agricultural and Horticultural Soci-
ETY., and the Portland Horticultural Society,
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FOR SALE.

Fy7hai LIT OF Ground adjoining the north Of the block
% buildings bull. Nv Kirkland Fycihl'on. south
Meridian street the Union Depot 100 &C. front by 30
feet deep will he sold IN 20 - ,e lots the whole
OF 10 IA lot This valuable locality for persons
wishing purchase business property, the Wholesale
business q Tie viii nc concentrated this street
ard the property be bought for nearly fouth
price II Washington street property II has been dem
iraied hs actual sales, hat there ha, been many
goods sold by houses this street Washington
and. in our branch Of the bus sold. when
in business teh ~ wholesale any three
houses Washington Street. The locality Of this
ground. for wholesale BUSINESS has advantage
IN the saving " drayage than any other location the
city, goods he delivered The pavement by all the
railroads Thi> I'D will half the of
store room Washington street
For Terms. enquire Of
L. Kirkland.
ar. T. ?. RYAN. No - south Of the ground
apr l5-d m
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SUNDAY Night Dispatches

Fosr MoSRvi. April 25.--Southerri papers say
II i reported from Havana that ADMIRAL Wilkes
has been arrested and paroled for firing into a
Spanish steamer.
Admiral Milne has also ordered the arres, Of
wilkes for being. with the Vanderbilt crew. en-.
ragei in the Peterhof affair
II i believed that the Yankees are advancing
from Cornth upon Holly sTringS.
Joseph q. Gibbs VI Columbia. : C.. has az
rived from abroad he brings with him ma
chnery for making cotton carrie, and Tor other
purpose
NV YoRk. April a6.-Thc steamer Fulton
from New Orleans via Key Wet the l9th. srriv.
ed here
The Era OF the 18th hs. an account OF The late
military movements on the night Of the lsih.
General Banks had reached Nermiionville.
after hard fight a, Nermllion bayou. where the
Rebels had pasted bsueris. and infantry and
were driven back. with considerable loss on both
sides
4 letter In tho Era. dated from the field above
New Iberia. April L.. say. that Col. kimball
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-27

A RUNAWAY AND SMASH Up On Saturday
about noon as "A company of soldiers were march
Ing down Washington street with music. pair OF
horses attached 10 Al empty wagon, started 70
run frightened by the music They had been
left by their owner unhitched One or both OF
the horses were blind They turned toward
Glenn's Block and run into the fine show window
of the west room Of that building occupied as
shoe store, by Chase 4 Dawes They made q
complete wreck Of il The thick plate glass was
shivered into many millions of pieces. The glas:
is said 10 have cost $3.50 and the total loss by
the hurried peep made nv the blind horses will
reach $500
After doing All the damage possible at the
shoe store. the blind horses turned to the street
again, and took down Virginia Avenue when they
soon run into empty wood wagon standing
near the sidewalk aud that stopped their career
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Lyons Katharion.

This delightful article for preserving and identifying
the human harris again up by the original proprietor
and is made with the care. skill and attention
which first created its and unprecedented sales
of million bottles annually. 1t is still sold
% cents in large bottles Two million bottles can easily
be sold in year when it again known that the Ka
tharion is only the delightful hair dressing il
the world bu; that it eleanse the scalp of scurf and
dandruh, gives the hair lively rich uxurant growth
and prevents from turning gray These consider
ations worth knowing. The katharion has been eSteC
for twelve years, and warranted described
ANY lady who values beautiful head ofhar will use tn,
Katharon 1t is finely perfumed. cheap aud valuable.
II sold by all respectable dealers throughout the world
pS. BAkNES Il Co. New York.
ianlT -aNwit
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TO THE PATRIOTIC FARM
FRS OF MARION CotNTr The Indianapolis Be
nevoient Society very gratefully thank the gene
rous farmers for further liberal supply of wood
for the families of our brave soldiers wishing as
sistauce The wood received this dav by James
Turner, ESQ, by whom il will be clreinlly di.
tributeG on orders of the Directors ofthe Society
was contributed by the following citizens:
Center Township-John Wooden. Joseph Tav-
To-. Charles Roop. VIM. Heller. John SGther-
land. O. ID. Sargent. Charles Schofeld. W II
Wells. Homer Hobert VIM McVev. John Il
Sullivan, James Murphy. Nicnolas McCarty.
WARRES-Charles Lout. Christian Lout. Sam
ueI Grove. Philip Stoors, E X. Anderson, VIM.
Jackson. Jacob II. Springer.
Lawrcnce-L Harper. James McCatiep j C.
Wiley Harrison Ringer. David Smay
Wayne-A. W. James, C Plank. 5. Wynings
James Stubs.
Washns'on-Benjamin Tyner. Thos. Lang.
ford 7 7 s Pattison
Pike-W N J Sparks. James Karenridge
Jas II HighsthGe
Perry-Hendricks 4 Worman. y " Eudily
Jams BLAKE. President.
Saturday. April p 1863
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AFFRAY AT GREESsBURG There was an affrsv
At Grecnsburg Saturday in which several per
suns were wounded. but none. we are happy to
say. were fatally in red. The facts, as we learn
bv parties who were present. are about a. fol-
lows:
Democratic meeting advertised To be
held on Saturday. at which Me Hendricks and
Mr. Hord were announced to speak Some Of
the mischievous partisan A5olitionists determined
to break up the meeting. and accordingly circa-
lated the story that the DemOceats intended 10
burn the town and called upon their friends to
rally to their aid. There IS gang of low round
etS in thattow who make il Il habit to insult
DEMOCRATS whenever they Get them in a crowd.
They have home guard there also. composed
entirely of partisan Republicans These also
were CALLED out.
In the morning when the first Democratic del
egation came I'm. the FOUNDERS set upon them, and
q fight ensuei No weapons were used bot there
were black eyes and bloody noses in abundance
and few broken heads. II was u drawn fight
ard the matter q"ieted down.
| The meeting was held Mr.. Hendricks Mr.
Hord and Judge Logan spoke. There was no
/ interruption during the meeting hut after IL was
over, and when the Democrats were coming out
of the Court House. the DULLES offered every
| species OF insult To them.
fight ensued. IA might be expected, aud
| pistols were freely used Some twenty shots. we
are told, were fired in the crowd. and how so few
were hurt seriously. Is truly surprising. One
young man was beset by crowd, and after re-
ceivinG bali in the heshy part of his thigh, ran
20 an office to hide from his pursuers. Mr.
Samuel Logan, quiet, peaceable citizen. hap.
! pened to be in the Office and placed himself in
the doorway to keep back the mob. He was
shot in the abdomen, the ball fortunately passing
around under the skin without penetrating: and
/ he struck the head with pistol The
mob. TO Justify their attack on Logan. we're will
| Ing to swear that he fired two shots at them
while in fact his pistols were found in his pocket
with every barrel loaded
! There cannot be "A doubt that the whole Attain
was deliberately planned scheme to clean out
Democratic meeting The intention was to US,
the .home guard" armed with State muskets, tC
assist In the Job.
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HrADQUARrERs DisTRiST on lSoisSA.J
Department Of the Ohio.


Department Of the Ohio.
ISDIAxsPoLIs April %. le6j
In assuming command OF the District Of Indi-
ana, the General commanding deems IL sdyisa-
bic and proper N ssue the following order. TO the
end that all NAV be advised OF the principles
which viii govern his action
I. he has no proclsmations n issue nor poiey
n ADOPT That has already been done. ana IN
III Judgment well done by the Commanding
Gensu<i Of this DepaFtment- He has DO parts IN
feelings or interests he intends 10 advance but
desires to confer. freely and fulls, with the
promineIf men Of az political parties, ana IN
vokes their hearty cooperation in all measures
calculated to restore harmony and good feeling
in the State He neither claims anv right TO in
terfere with civil matters in the State, nor has
any desus to do 50
III The Commanding General is charged with
the duty of carving into effect the provisions Of
General Order No p. recently issued by Major
General Burnside he purposes doing so. In
mistakable evidence has reached him that the
provisions of this Order have been. and are being,
violated ia various parts of the State. This IS
unfortunately done, in many instances, by well
meaning men. who are led aslray by newspapers
and public speakers. These latter will therefore
he held 70 the most rigid Accountability. There
is no use in irving to dry the stream while rs
fountains are allowed to flow. All newspapers
and public speakers that counsel or encourage re-
sistance to the Conscription Act. any other
ia,c Of Congress passed as a measure. or that
endeavor to bring the mar policy of the Govern
ment into disrepute. will be considered as having
violated the Order above alluded TO. and treated
accordingly The country will have 70 be saved
or lost during the time that this Administration
remains in power. and therefore ne who j. fac
tiousIv and actively opposed 10 the ,car policy of
The Administration, is "a much opposed to his
Government
III The Commanding General INDUCES the
hope that all citizens of the State will the
propriety and necessity Of the observance of this
| Order, and they regard the true interest and
Welfare OF the State and Nation. give him no &C.
cason 10 take action on account Of It's violation.
By command OF Brig. Gent HAscALL
/ Ed X. keF-tetter, Caps i a. y. G..
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We are now ready 70 do all kinds of plain and
fancy job Printing. in the best vie. on short
tice, aud cheap airy other Office. We have
competent hands, GOOD presses, tine assortment
Of paper and cards, and can do good and cheap
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. IF.
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Nav Ycka. April -
Flour i scarcely active: prices Without
decided change
Wheat continues quiet: small sales Of winter
rel and amber Western and Se~ Jersey =, Al 20
al Il: Michigan white. al s.: the nominal
quotAthns for delivery throughout Msy ara the
first haiti oi June IRE 81 4stdl 50 for Miwau-
kie Club. 81 Js0tl o. for winter red and amber
western Corn closes lac better, wif good
demand ss69oc for sound and II Ia sc for
unsound.
Sugar u slead, With fair demand Mslsssss,
quiet and steady
Pork 10 less active and scarcely so firm
Lard Is scarcely ~ firm. with less doing as g.
@l0isc.
Whisky opened dull. but closed firm and more
active at 43@43lsc
Money Is easy-large supply of capital seeking
investment. Sterling exchange u hrrner and
more doing At 1860 To- for fret class bills Gold
is frmer opening at Isl 81. advancing to l5sle.
and closing Irregular nj 1891 "a 1882. The %
tai exports of specie. to-day. are $5s5 .s43
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-27

lie Box Ton. Journal De Mode and Monthly
RenOyter of Paris Fashions This j. the most
elaborate Of all the fashionable magazines The
Nav number Just received. and each number, is
beautifully illustrated with four colored steel
fashion plates adapted to the season. and two
patterns of some article of female wear Price
50 for year, fifty cents for single copies.
s. 7. TAYLOR & Son. publishers. New York.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-27

GilNxs The most beautiful ste 5 sprinv
good. that ever adorned our cits. r. be
seen At the New York Store. The fe~h and
new. aud are certainly attractive. u 1.ge from
the crowds of ladies who flock t hsseasssr Of
fashion. The variety Of shawl Aanil~, dress
goods and straw goods i be~ildsrluT % ne W
initiated In ths mysteries Of shotpsnr Avsie
through Glenn's. At any time. u delightful; hutli
is especially - now. when riany light ard
beautiful goods greet the eve on MI sides. 7
will pay. pecuniarily Toe thos. Who vial % paf
chase. IL - an established fact that goods cat
be purchased for lawef azure. q, tho New York
store than elsewhere f.s
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THE VERY ELEMENTS SAY So One night last
week there was very heavy storm Of wind In
the morning the streets. the sidwalks and the
door yards all over the city were dotted with
neat cards directing the people to Baker a Nc
lvers fer hats and caps II must be the place TO
20 when the very elements say
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-27

Doctors Duzan and Parr having formed
a copartuership ard permanently located in Indi.
annapolis. have taken the Office No IL Virginia
avenue. formerly occupied by the late q l. Dun
lap. where DIR. Parr NAV be found de y.and night
and DR.. Duxan during the day. and 1t his resi-
desce. No. $50 North Tennessee street, AZ night
when not professionally absent Sl2w
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CrxcsssASi, April IS
Flour. loc higher: supsr6ne. - 0eoS IS. and
holders asking further advance.
Wheat unchanged and IN isir demasd q a -
al ~ for red. srs 81 3sai 90 for uhisaL
Corn. steady At 6o@6Ic. Rye. declined TO Sc.
Oats. &c in bulk.
Whisky. decnei to a..
Ne change In Provisions. Country bulk meat
sold AZ 37sc for shaulte-~. packed. and &c for
sides: heavy sides we're offered It -. loose
Lard j. freely cslissa tor 81 We.
Cold - higher iso. Silver. las. Moosv
is sbuldast AZ 6sa- per cent Exchange =
steady.