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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-05
NOW Is THE TIME 10 SUBSCRIBER


The governmental ard political euessiezs Of he
coming viii have sb-orssns Interest for e-~ry
CITIZEN We are engaged N ETsntic csvl var the
suit Of which more fores>e "a shresfsss . rsdscsi
change in the Institutions and principles apes which ths
Governnebt founded. and the d~ssr,ctisn % TIE
liberty and rights % sbs cisisen. sscA the
people Of ether nation have enjoyed. and Q
which may be affrbuted usequ.i~a progress
in national prosperity ana greatness The issue ~iE
soon be upon u.s. whether this free Governments stall b
preserved aud maintained and the rights Of the States
under the coustfuron peetssied, OF powerful central
authority permitted grow cut of this var ebisr-
afin State Ines institutions s all those checks
upon the Federal Government, rights rs~rved By the
states which have constituted the exceleDce and saps
riory Of our nafionality-S .ooe the -e. Tor
the objects firth IN the Constitution, but
distinct a. the bfilsws'' the management q their
purely domestic affairs. These questions were involved
IN the resent elections ami the voice Of the people va
emphatcaly expressed for the Constituiion As u
1, and the Union - g. vas" Never was there time
when important that the people should Be thor
sughy advised the progress and condition Of pae
affair AMI Of passing events people not az Zoe
selfgovernment uress with intelligent alignment they
decide upon the questions which slect ake their
and the public welfare.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-05
TuK w n.

The events Of the they developed will be
faithfully given that the public may be advised
progress tie results Of battles the condition Of the
contendng armies and all that affects the great struggle,
home and abroad. for the overthrow Of the Rebellion.
In addition the >easiaoi viii contain the CURRENT
NEWS Of the day. cHOiCE MISCELLANY. STATE
TFMS, the latest reports Of the NEw YORK and GIN
CINNATi GENERAL and cATTLE MARKETs. the con-
dition Of the MONEY AM STOCK MARKETS; IN a word.
will be the effort Of the Proprietors OF the siasi
give columns all classes OF readers and
such information will be especially adapted TO the
well being Of the citizens Of Indiana.
The SNf'aei will continue to represent and stand by
the regular organizations OF The Democratic party State
and Nationals sustain the principles and policy they shall
avow. and support the candidates they may nominate
We have agents The low prices FOR subscription
will allow it, We therefore ask Democratic
friendSall who desire the Of sound principles
aid Of the circulation OF the >eafiaei.
Daily and Weekly until they shall al least reach every
Democratic faml IN Indiana The press Is a most i'm
poraut agent directing Alright The public mind. and all
that is needed give the Democratic PARTY pc manent
rule is the enlightenment Of the people Us princ
pies an policy. IL shall be ann. with ali the ability
possess To faithfully advocate democrats sentiments
and easures, for believe that in doing best
promote the interests &C the country.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-05

-. $50 st>srx
srPrnxIcsNs soLDfSo OWE.
D-l..are AMI B:ackf,ri-w liter srch.
Faseste and UsIion-Benjsm amin 7. Ciaypool.
Fountsin--Henry Campbell
Hamiitoe and Tipton-Geo. II. Grub.
Hso<ricks and Booae--Selomon Blair
Henry-Joshua II. Mailer.
Lsporte sud Ss.rks-Abrsm Teegarden.
Miami and Falton--D sniel X BeArss
Montgomerv--M,chael0 @. White.
Noble. DeKalL. and ssesbes : Timothy X.
Dickinson
R,aIoiph-Thonas r. Brown. (contes,ed)
+Rusk-Eiwsra II u Berry.
Decssar-J d Piesk-i3.
RErrBLioASs EIrcrrr.
Jed~r<on-John l. III ,n-held.
Wsyne--O hnei Be.s-"a
Benton. Warren AMI Whire-Alffed Reed.
Tipp-csnoe-No-e- Culver.
Js~psr. Lake. Ne~ton and Pprter-Ezra Right
Psrke and vermilon-0. p. Davis
Auion--John C. New (conteSf) -s-2l.
EIkhart and LigrsBge-John ii. Baker
psnocRArs HOLDING ovER.
Clark and s3csst-Charies r. Ferguson
Clsy aud Pcfnsns-Archibald Johnston.
GIBSON Dubois aud Plke-Thomss Shoulders
johnson and Morgan-Franklin Lenders.
Shelby and Hancock-Mar,in NJ Ray.
Vieo and Sulivsn-Henry X Wilson
Washington aud Harriron-Smeop X. Wolf.
Jennings and Jackson-Mejea Stiles--S.
pgxoczArs ELECTED.
Fioyd-Augu-tus Bradley.
Marshall and st Jcseph-Horace Corbn.
Grant and Msdison-John ID Marshall.
P..sey and vsnderburgh-George w. Finch.
Perry. Spencer and Wsrrirk-B l. Fuller.
Davis an.l Knox-Jame- ID Williams.
Greene aud Owep-George y. Moore.
lawrence and Msrtin-Thomas X Cobb.
Cr.wford and Orange-Henry Jenkins.
Brown and MonrDe-Parir G DanniDg.
B.rtholomew-Francs I. Hord.
Dearborn-James w Gaff.
Frsnklm--Thomas Clifford
Adams. Jay and W ells-George S. Brown.
Ailen-Piiny Hoseland.
Huntington and Whitley-A. j Douglas.
Carroll and cIiihon-Leander Mcclure.
Cas- Howard and puIaski--John Davis.
Rioley-wiliam Haftles--l9-27.
INDEPENDENT.
Ohio and Switzeriand-Aiexand er G.. Downey.
Ks~ciusk ks aud Wabash-Wi lian1 G. Graves.
Republicans holding over. ..............l3
elected
-2l
Democrats holding over.
elected. .......l9
%
Independents. .........-......
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-05

new Legislature will assemble the sth Of JAnu-
AIRY next It, action viii have deep interest Tor The
citizens ef Indiana The >eafiRei will contain faithful
ard intelligent report Of lis prOceedngs that the
reader understand from day day What their Repre-
Sentatives are doing
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-05
BosroS CoKSERs, y Y, Dec. 9th, 1861.

wN n. GRECO co;
cent: freely give you liberty make Of The fol-
lowing rnca;r Ui the value ofn>iituiiOn Water which
lean r. onimrud IN the f.igse
NJ wife. VIII iacked pain IL the shoulders,
whole ength f back. and her imbs, Win Falplta on
II he earl, ttei,d nj h fal ing o the Womb Dys.
menaTi hoea. aua tatiob 0l he BLADDER call~D
PITY sici~n who attended Ler about three months. wh
he le.l hes than hs und her then employed
Of The beet phys can- c ud hid. attended
Hinc tths aid hle ste uI'der al care
she d. suffer quite pan; hr finally gave her
up aui Sad, 'hSr case aus iHcHFOte " For, aid he
'Sks al cslSsCi.ffi efeDs tsnfs. r1ff Dseci
ctss gssc fr one operates agsfshsf Ofter ri AeF
Il n. Ei-se~ About this he mem ed tue "a q OF
Constitute. NaieT and to establishment al
r-t doe seemed have the des
Sue kept on improving apldy under its treatment, and
suerihiend- eItIst her domestic Affairs She has
taken any Of he Constitution Water or about UT
wreck and We are happy - Say that II has produced
apernanenicgre
VA. II. VAN BENSCHOTEN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-05

VIII assemble. ana the most important questions
will be brought before il for determination one q
which, the Emancipation and Colonization policy q the
President, win vitay affect the funTe Of the country
All interesting Congressional proceedings viii -
ported inIhe gSeEsissf.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-05

Diseases occurring from and the will be
ely cured by t.e Constitution Water, ntak~n for
length tine The dose should vary with he severity
OF the disease. firm drops teaspoonfui
times day, IN watr During the passage the Calcu-
lu-, pain and urgent mpt, should he combatted
With the proper remedies followed up by thS Con-
stiiuti, n ater, l. above uirt cted.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-05
SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATION

SOGGKESSED MN RO lON,
Which in he un married. female is constant recurring
d ease through neglect the OF grave and
serous maladt the result. and month AFTER
m nth PAGES without al effort bring made assist na-
:ure the suppression becom-s chronic, the lent gradu
all loses her appetite" the bowels cosstpatei. NIGHT
sweats come and the eonsumpu finally end her
LEUCoRRHGA. OR WHITES.
This disea-e depends upon on inflammation Of the mu-
lin ng Of vagina womb. II j. in ali
cOmpanied by pam the acruss the owels
and through tie ps. Atesspoonfu 1.-THE medicine mag
lie taken three times day, with an INJECTION OF table
spoonful Of nedi inc, with hall pat Of soft water
morning sndevenng.
IRRITATION OF TIVE NICK F THE BLADDER, IN
fLAMN MON Or rHE KiDE YS AND CAIARRH
vi rHE BLADDER. >ikAN6UARY ANDBUhN-
ING vi PAINFUL UhiNATiNG.
For those dses..s is truly sovereign remedy and
too much be said praise. single dose has
been known to rel eve the most urgent symptoms.
are yoa troubled 18th thai Iii tressing pain the small
OF the back through The hips. teaspouufu day
oil Constitution " at,r will relieve ). u lice mage.
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
II has no equal Il relieving the most distressing symp
Also, tivadaG he, eartbsrn. Acid Ito ac VOmit
dOr in all ma, be Increased desired, bat ii snould
be done GRADUALLY
PHYSICIANS
Haze long since given up the buchu cubes and u-
niier IN The treatment Of these diseases and them
Tor tue ant oi letter remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved itself equa, the task that has devolved
upon u.
DlURET1CS,
rtate and drench the kdteys and by constant
le 10 carOn degeneration aud confirmed disease
READ, READ. READ.
DASvlLIE, Pa, June 3 1862.
Dr. wM a. GREsa- Dear sir: February, 1851, |
aic ed tn. iabef-s, and Ter noitI
pa sel more than two "a onS Of water VA ~ hours.
VA obliged Ia get up "iten ten twelve tines du-
night ard IA five lot about so pounds
in weight. Durn< the month uf July, Ct, I procured
bottles o CVn>ttnt ON Water, IN DAYS after
using experienced relief and ait.r takingtwo
was entirely Cared, alter reganng my usual good
good health. Your, truly.
w. L. DE WITT.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-05
CONSTITUTION WATER

To the public with the convicrn that has no eon.i IN
relieving the 81 - - dissase~ Viii IL has ben found "a
eninentlv successful IN curing and that We Sha
De- rewarded for ofr nrtS IN lacng valuable remedy
IN form 10 meet the requirements Of patient and phvs
clan
FOR SALE BY ALL DRU6Gisrs-PRICE 81.
WI II 6RSGG co. Proprietors
Morgan Aner. General Aseafs. No 20 Cfr street,
Sew tots isr3s -dsm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-05
Elder HARNESS H. BINGHAM
BAR B e r S.


- SHUCRAFT HAS OPENED A BARBER SHOP IN
- the new block OF John L. New. doors south OF
the PoStoffice, the second floor. Room No and 3
wherr he will be pleased to all his old I.
ia fun hlssf with siN ehsirs o~tIO-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-05
THESE FACTS ARE ENOUGH.

There class Of dserse that produces such exhaust
ing effects upon the human constitution liahefes
Dtes~es Il the Kidneys bladder and Urinary Passages
and through fase Te ~ ihy neglected until they
sdv anced be beyond the control of ordinary
renedeS and We present the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-05
WA. M.vAN BENScHoTEN.
MnsOsD. cOsx. November 18Th. 1861.
Nk wx.H CRyc0:

MnSoRD, CoSS. November 18Th 1851
M wx. II CRFe0:
Dcar 81: have fo- several years been an ciei wi
that lesCme and f>eaSs. GTaVct which
sied al remedies and do tOrs, until TOOK Cont tuition
Water. aud you may he assured that exceedingly
plea result I; has entirely cured me, and
you NAV make o. ms m ;su may sc 10 m re-
rsrc 20 The medicine. have satire confidence it,
efficiency. hours truly, FUND Strong.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-05

Exsr.E rN~.

rTyHc CITIZENS OF THE SIXTH ASSESSMENT MS
TilCT vf the Sta q IN ii.n, are hereby with
thai hav- dispensed with II
FIR the same Until fh- 1t Of Nay wh-I
the geaersl assessment will be made.
The following persons in each county hsve been retain
In their respective COUNTIES
There many cattle brokers, horse dealers petlers
manufacturers and Others who have taken license
and many no doing wholesale busn.ss under q
tail c.n-e also manufacturer sucfioneer Peda~rs and
bucbers. who DO report promptly every month We
r~spec full, ASK all Sucb persons forward
and u-e the means 60 them trouble and expense.
MARION COUNTY.
John b stumph.... Indianapolis
HANCOCK COUNTY.
a. / Hart. Greenfield
SHELBY COUNTY.
Wills NhlS-... ..........-..- she lbyville
JOHNSON COUNTY.
L. W. Fletcher. Franklin
MORGAN COUNTY.
W. III. Craig. Nartinsville
HENDRICKS COUNTY.
Alien Hess DatsVfle
WILLIAM =. BR D~HAW.
Assessor Sixth District Of Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-05
DYSMENORHGA. OR PAM UL MENSTRUATION, AND
IN MENOkkHAGIA ok PnofU>k FLOW nj.

IN diseases arising from faulty secretion Of the
sIrual fluid in the being too little. AID
panied by IN; The oth-r a prou-e
ton, whicn will be speedily cured by consti ution
Water.
which l. the result Of relaxation OF The lin hat
organ l. knownty he avinrss dra gilg
PAIN In The back and at time, accompanied by
sharp aiciiaiinS ooting pains thrOu the part
W u, all e. BE- removed by the me. ci,e.
There i another Class symptoms arising rom lRil
TAIL MOI IHE wpA q. which by, icians cali Nervous
ne>s, viii word covers up ch ignorance. nine
Of the doctor does really know whe her
tn. symptoms the disea the d the symp-
tom. We can only enumei ate them speak more
pariiculary of Cd Palplu the Heart,
M.mvry vakeiulne>s Flashes OF Heat, Languor, LASH
tude and mness Of Vision.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17

David 5E-$&A~-
EaacaxN A sEpnsssoNEsx.
Ths leaders sf he RspaAlieaa- Aboli-
sies- Disazioa party are eoasinaaiiy
wakaag ahsas ssssssioaiss, and lhey eali
every man Who Stands ap for the Union,
shs Conskisukioa and tho snfoEssaasas u
the laws, . ssesssioniss. We hass besn
reading the speeches Of all the leading
aasn az hosh political parties for the lass
shixsy years and We aaa in noss Of them
sAs doesrizs u ths right Of secession
asors fally and clearly sssssd than j. sAs
follewiag sxigscs from the speech dslis-
srsa By ABRAHAM LINCOLN, sAs pres
sas Prsaiasns Of the United Stasss, % tho
Ina day II january, ls4S which naJ -
kaaad On the s4sA page OF tbs Appssdix
% sazs O-ssgrsssios&l Globe.
Haes 10 what Mr. Linsoln, said
aAny people, snywhsse, being inclined
and hssing ne powsx, hare tbs sieAt TO
rise IN end shake al he sxisdng sovsrn-
msns, md form D new oAa shAt saits them
better. Tfis &a q most valuable, . most
sacred rSkht--a right whiek, No hope and
balisss, 8 70 lfbefsss ths world. Nor i
sAis rirkt eonGned 70 casss il whieh the
whuis people of N sxisting govornmeni
saay c6ooss 10 sxAreise a. ANY POR~
TON Of ssch people that eass, asay rev
olasicnfxs, and maka shsir oss Of %
much oil the ssrrisory u they iahAbik-
More thaa this, q s~asiOrisy ef aay pevssos
al msk people may rsveIationaxss pus
down . ssiasssfy, intssminglsd With %
aasx sbouk them, who may oppose thsaE
xnersunsnss. Such ainoEisy was pseeise~
II tAe ssse al the Toriss of car . Rss-
eaut5ou- rs In q qzality Of Tsv0lasioaa
not u 70 hy old lines, or old Eswa, bzs %
hrssk y both, and make asw onss-D
Tkis apsssh Vas made upon the aoos q
Osaxress whais shs Dated States we're n
xsxsd In . war with Msxieo, bat andas
LAssolssa aasainistrasion should any oas
sssss sueA ssaEinsssss In Congress, os ap.
% tins ssanp, or mss words bearing tn
sasas impsrs, he woald be branded !
dislsysiist and wsald be arrested and
haxrisG % DO sas Of the AasainissFssiez
Baskilas~
WIN do re zee suoia q diHsseaos BE-
s#ssa he sourss psTsasd shsa, and u,
oamrse puxsasd nowf The szswsr 10 plain
Bssaass then asdss . Democratic Admin'
iskzasioa, frssaosn Of speech vas allowed
hns nov nndsr o Regardless Administxa'
fxsa, tAs s-snssisasioaal right u freedom
Of speech b suppressed. Dir. Lincoln, il
ass sxssoiss of his e~oHssisasioasI right
add, 'sAay people, anywhsfs, being In
saiasa aad Aa*iag powsT, hsse h
Right Do riss up and shake OF cha exist
Inc governzasnss-havs the right 10 RS
up and sscsds. Thin d~ssaarasios adnis
q 20 sqaisesssiaa; IL was . dseaassfios
azsds By . ma In Congress, aow u
prssidsat IL The Uaitsd States 10 Seal
Uaxolisaiasd sas balance Il ths ssssdsi
Sssses, tk2s shsy had shs right b ssesd,
ksum ~ Uniss--so dEsids the unioa d
swsis-to insagarass wsx and spoa II
strsnEtA Il iAsir arms sstahiish . govern
zssass nj tasir swn. Bas moro sAsn this
He tells sheaA thAs they hsss he riehk y
pns sfdcwa q ninority antsrxinkiad viii
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17

owR skn.anr
o., ~
WpWen@h0 1mtsG1teGonko
nxms - nemfnn1o3 u1tk6uk m
11esls11s Il span1n. ~ ~ b~aS1s
ssnaaeeAnts usrs - ~ n - -
posihisgtM Nm 10 nssrpt - nsuis1r
tisas - - sxsiy spss1 shas ri. Dxus
oeslf - sssspt - s4nin1lfea. - =
~ nms tias - epsienea ~iih he
sesrss wAiek ~ - 4Aksn. We asnst
h6iiMs iAmtA - 1ke@1& = fersed u
n ~ ~bssk 6 g. - s.sa,
" = date = 800 n>rix~ = ! srsAs
sEtnks ~ so1 s1fnsas I'D ps<ssssi n
sspssr, isva. So. Oh 1sss.
- - nkssts sfm3 Gssssa No s.sisL
Upon Nv axrisal Il ~ plAes sn ne
~ iaskes | Isarssd (thosgh ast sxsially)
skss tAs Democratic osnssntfoz ii ths
~ 6~snaaosia Distrise hAd nossinatsd
- = - saadidaAs IL ne party Cor ~
a1aas ssasss, ~ u sash b. the sAsss
wisA throssh yosr oolsnss - aaaoanos
my dseainasiaa Vt ne positioa sszignsd
M = u Il inposihle fog No - aasspl
ths aeniaAtisa, whiis q the sAns tims
asadsr NJ gr&ssfai askasslsagauasza fsa
II 81 AZaxx-A.1
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17

- sne arkenk rsQuse6 oF sany aasa&sns
In ia diGsesas soznlim In tina Distgics, |
hsxs sonssnssd 70 bssesHs an Inaspsa-
dsas 0andidsts for me Stale Saaals In
said Dissriek.
q. CLINTON
osaasil Hlais, Sspssa5, 1868

TINE wAR xe m oswYsxuxn uwrrx
AAIs - AesLas3ka
me sss = 20 ss sonsasasa Until siass
p : assss saSa = sas as-
s-eraaana4aoa % .es asaasss % = hspan-
iaosn psFss--ana saesa - tae real pisss
- 1as h1Ps0@a pas
Ias 0oasao1A So VIM aes p aa'ss
% W fs.a.a y oaaea aa.aa ms iass
nl8ksx = Afss nsss - aas assas 10 sas
soaa1s sesssasa. saaaa aas saf % eoa-
sasusa ssyosa % pssfoo necessary % r.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17


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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17
Bes me csanea aaazza Basas,
wUT&&g an wF0m@

The Wess Iona GaSslAss starred soazs
ssx oy aSyh nortAs avo. AZ Onawa e.isv.
-n-o -,-.
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psF siagnny disguised nAa coaas oas aos
James u. futile Tor Hossrnog, and a
eaursa. inanrrsss shs di. als.a,.ps az sAa
n~ssAnaasAs ss@Aaafs. oas s@s 1saasok g
the Gasssss sttcks brsvely % TastiayAHad
hsiIs hiua m tia spgorras cAspzDasa roa
a~--....s
Tns esaSssss pafs va ASS nssS sss'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17


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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-02-28
Crittcnden's Philadelphia Com
mercfal College,

n f. Corner of 9TH and Chestnut sts., Philadelphia
fINHIS INSTITUTION, which was established in
lS4i and is now consequently in the 18th year
of it's existence numbers among Its graduates, hun
dreds Of the most successful Merchants and business
Afen Of our country.
The object of the Institution Is solely to afford
Young men facilities for thorough preparation for
business. =.
The branches taught are, Bookkeeping, as appli-
cable to the various departments Of trade; Penman
ship, both plain and ornamental; Commercial Law,
Mathematics Navigation, Civil Engineering, Draw
ing, Photography, and Modern Languages.
Thc system Of instruction is peculiar no classes or
set lessons are made of but each student is taught
individually, SO that he may commence at any time
oud attend whatever hours are most cony enicnt.
Catalogues are issued annually after the 18th OF
Apr containing names of the students for the year.
md full particulars Of terms, &C., and may be OBJ
famed Mt any time by addressing the Principal,
In extensive accommodations, widespread reputa-
tjop, and the lengthy experience Of the Principal,
This Institution offers facilities superior to any other
in tho country for young men wishing to prepare for
business and 10 obtain ut the same time diploma,
which will prove a recommendation for them to any
Mercantile House.
f-s5s Crittendens Series Of Treatiscs on Book
Keepinr now more widely circulated than any other
work on the subject, are for sale at the College.
S. HODGES CRITTENDEN, Attorney at Law.
February s, 1S62-1y .tt