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General @iamUre
wer,pHRunaen bee @ueriaas in gearplanS

Daf6tngtDn, IA, @apt. Qm @onns
tag A6enO Isbte sine Nn3abG Nebslen BET Der
Dlinbung beS @eneca itber ben Bptamac unb
etgntte Fd metrsre @feype uno lonFige6 81.
9ent6um on. Set etner fratsren 0aegen6ett
fam eine an6ere 8anOe beriber, pertpalfete
me6rere Tarmen unp laleppte etnige Maulelel
NIT G9 fort. Der @t9entbamer 1ebte Den
Die6en mad uub 3etgte fe 88ite an, peI6er
tim letue Maulalel 3uriidgub unO bic 8erbres
DER Dor elm Rrie9ssertdt ua3 &t6mOnb
IAidte. NI5 Der @tgentbimer NIT ieinen
Nauleleln bterter 3uridtebrte, ipuroe er fe7s
9snommen, pet[ er gsrtehr NIT benz Getnbe
oehabt hdbe.
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gsabl in Neaitte.

YprtIanb ii. Septbr. Die Staats>
nail fir @puoerneur fanO tn bteIem Staatc
beute tatt. Gin nam9after 0ettetfer CAB 1d
fir belize ganoipaten funb.
GU wstt BITE gertate bts iebt aus ben Elm,
5eInen Counties pOrttesen, 70 sat s puY, bet
ntunsrepubttfamt@e @aubte
etne anebnlt@e Maiprt-
I'd aber ben bemOtr. Gambtbas
ten Brab6urY. Bortlnap 9tbt benz
republtfantiAen @unOtpaten ungefGbr 600
Sttmmen Mebr6ett.
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Sen. etblep binter Sen Snbiamern Der.

2eaSenmDrtB, 10. Sept. Der Dam,
pier @6reDepprt 1T rom pbern MliiiDurt bier
etn8etrUfeu, no er StbleYS Commando am
"a. Nug, bfrlteB, gr marlBIrte bnrtals mad
stnem 0untle, 80 Nlsilen fIuBaufpdrts, no
Die Stonr Elm Eager batten, in Der N6It6t fe
3u fau9en pbar ous3urptteu. Die Snotaner
iDareu iebr feinOflig. Den eou3sm Ne9 bis
Sort 9terye an Der 0%linDun9 ces gsQOw
Stone Bate bic WtannGAaft NIT ben Snbta=
negn ~ fGmpfan, Sn einem 3.alnotsen
RampF wnrDm 3 8ootsleute II, 40 9uDtaner
get6Dtet. ueberaa 100 bae 8opt 6ul3 stuneb-
men pOute, pur0e 90 pon Snotdnern attadtrt
unD etnt8smat mar mon 9suSt6igt, bas 8au
at taPPen unb ba8 8put ben 6IuB btnabs
tretben az laaen.
30 @olb8Tabsr, bic auf Tla&6Outem Den
Nhlf Gttper 6inabfubrsn, babtu IettDem nsGts
b1a TA tSreu lafen uno mpn Sermutbet, bGB
fs @Ge bon Snbtausrn SetGOtst warpsn.
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@nn Der 9ptnmae- Mrmee.
@prrGceen anf bem Wapiton.

9auptqunrtter Der @otoma c.
IA. Sept. Sen, @tsalantun IN
auf ben Gapiban pCrseridt. Die Nebelea
baben H6 NIT Snfantsrte, @apalerie uno
Irttaerte in S&laGtCrbnung aufesltelt, INN
TIN am l1ebersanse gu p%erbinbern. @tRern
DerIOrsn MIR 8 9ubte uno 40 8erwunbete,
unter ben lebteren Gen. Gutter, welber bon
elmer Sn9el let2t getreift tpurpe. Gr com.
manCtrte etne 8rt9abe tn &tlpatrif'S Dipi>
ltCn unb puroe pertpunbet, pdbrenO er etne
8utterte beS Tetnbfs ltirmte, BET pel&er Sc
lseen6sit mir bret &anunsn erbeuteten.
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8nnbesbaabtifaOt.
QlusmnNeruns bOm stabsOffsieren.

2stfstn1IFeCltng DON SI0pepIpSeCSH
Baf6tmgtpM IA. Sept. - Sett etnts
{ 3stt fnb cine Meu9e StnbsUff3tere aus
NJ DteuRe gtmufert, barltnter fait aue Sfs
iere Sen. GtaeI's. Ct ielblt 0erpttIt tn
aaOtng, ga.
Gin Slnsrif anf WHObiIe.
9}ah rem WnT4ten wD6lunterriGtetsr 8l6tz
+, 1T ba8 Qrpiect sine8 Nngrtf5 auf WfObtls
lGt MIR nt9t aufgegebea, ipu0srn ICQ IOfOrt
aQeartfea Oper tpentgltsn8 cerntrt peTDen.
@em. SurnfTbe's gteGssGtiOn
/ I'M Rstegsmtni7erium ~singeeauBem Ser
)raROeut ptQ btelelbe nit6t befGttGen, ion0eru
at 8urnFpe gebeten, ba6 GOmmanbO Bon
ST 6enuefes 3t beDnltet, 30 er tn tarse'
}ett 70 gl6n3snpe @rfUI9e erruugen tat.
uufere S5esiebMnseH ST. MeeticU.
SenDr @pmero, Der mertcantiGe @elarpte
ptrb nod fprtp6brenp bpm 0raFbenten eut
yfangeu, ba nod feline DfF3Iele glott3 Der gr.
ttatuuQ etue8 RatIert9uuts in Niertcu etn9e
jdrqen III. Sb er mad ether lplAsn Nn3et9
Die Suave3s 6eg!erua8 ais OennOG ST. 8eH
befebenb, ansrfenuen miro, Itebt oabtn.
Die SaDltneifter Der @UfOnnacs2 trfnee
Fnb abaegan8sn unb perben btnnen 10Iaget
ale @plpaten Der Qrmee beg YOtpntac bi8 gun
81. Nuguf a~6be3ablen.
Die Siebuus in SnSiana.
SIN Staate Jnbtaua miro fetne gpnlcrip
ton ~ltattfnDsu, ba er $4,000 so. ttebr &C.
9elt BAT, ats ~oerlan8t wnrben. Benn MAI
lstn QiUtum far bic ~gegenpdrttge Gonicrip
ton auf 26,832 iaaBt, 70 BAT er NOD tmne>
1869 Mann gut.
General @iatnUre
sat betm 6rteg6mtmiFerium INN Snfrcuttpner
na@aeIu9t, o. tbm -bas 8S(terredt erluube
@baglefQn az bDmbarbtren. 0te MIR erfab.
rem, TT tim Dte Nattport 9sporpsn, paB e,
ba,a bSut9 beye8tt8t iet. Da er ieBt DbnC
S4wtertgfeiten Die Stapt nieperiateBe1 fam
psrpen tptr batD BON Dem Teiultate bGren.
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@tahts&pmn1t6arf1t.
Mug. sd. %rice,
Gtt1.@ Collector

Baltimore, 10. Sept. 1868.
Sn Inbetra4t, baB bic @eIuub6eits= @~pn1miIiGre Der
Stubt Baltimore ertlGrt baben, baB Der f6male 0ur6=
gang, tpel9er 6inter ben @ebGnben an Der gtprbIeite bon
9eriugtpnitr., 5tpii6en Gilmore unb @triderftr., in eiz
mem i3Ge4teu j3uitanbe it unO bic @eiunbbeit Der gta6z
bari9ait b~eeintrG6tiSt unb bes6alb clue Srbiuan3 PAL
itrte, baB bic Stabtz@cmmiIidre tieIen ~beiasten Bfab gu
%Srabiren un6 p~flotern lafen iplen,
60 pirb 9iermtit gta8ridt SeSeber, baB bic @tabt=
@ommHidre nnnb ber Staotz@ecmeter AM Dieuftas, ben
10. b. mn 10 ltRr Nfcr9ens, an Srt unb STEELE ieiu
perteu, nm ben ~beiaSteu Bfao BON Gilmore mad Strit>
ferftr. gu %Srabiren, inb ale Peripnen, bic babel bet6eilist
finb, tperben benaGri@tist, nit i6ren 8eitstiteln an Ort
unb Stele 5n iein.
&uf Sefebt
Spb g NTH,
(Op6SMl lGlerf ber StdptcDmmtI1Sre
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SefanntmtaCbmn4en
Stabts@pmmi6nrint
Baltimore, ID. @ept. l,

Baltimore, IA. Sept. 1868.
SiS 6reitag, ben %. Gepteuiber, Morseus 10 rl@r,
iperSeu III bieiett Bureau ~berieseGte ause6pte ~eutseoeus
Sencmuler, bic &Refteritr. 3pii6en Baltimore II. Sabettez
fraBe, gu %9rabtreu unS gu ~pflafterr.
Der ober bic @ontrattpren mifien f4 nit gutter 8iirg1
i9aft rerpft9ten, baS @rabiren uub Bftaftern geuau mad
ben 8eitiutntluSen Der 8erprbuitns ausSufi6reu, pel6e
bas Spftem fitr @rabirunS, Yfufterilus unb geeupflaftes
runS Der StraSeu, @aien unb QtGegs ber Gtabt Baltimore
fefIett. - SIM Auftrag
SOB Smit6,
(15Iept5ulia8) @lert Der @taStcomniIiSrt
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ole Siebums in Ohio.

@tnctmmatf, Ia. Sept. 2m Mitt-
nod tpirD bic 3te9un8 In 9teliSer Stabt tbrer
Qnfang nebmen. Cine Spe3taloepeiAe pOu
Snbtanapulis bertGtet, baB ale SnOtanuiol
bateu, nit Nusna6me Der @rDfOb9arpsn, gum
Telpbtenf befO9len anO. Sen. 0tlcrr lpl fG
Bet Sen. 8urnliOe gum atttOen Dtsnfe rap.
pOrt8ren.
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Stabts&pmmffariat.

Baltimore, IA. Sept. 1868.
8eriie9elie In9e6pte tperben lit bieier Office BIG Otpnz
tag, ben 81. Sept. 3. s., 8prluittaSs 10 lbr ~entsesens
9enpnr1en fiir ben 8au elmer
Sauerbaften 9feinbriicfe
tber SOues Salts an @a9eritrase, tpel9e benz segenpGrtis
gen gipeau Der Strabe ansepast tperben ion.
Spe5tftatipnen unb BIau tSuuen ~jeber3eit %eranlinirt
iperben.
Die @ontntiliSre 6e6aIten i6 bas 9tebt Dor, irsenb eia
~9enIatte8 In9ebpt 81 b%ertperfei.
Muf Sefebl
SGb Smttb,
(WtpWftfrWp) GIerf Der 6tdbtcpntniI{6r
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BUR 8eamtuna+

Gin @rensti&er @1ntnaiidletrer, 3uelei6 bprtt9sr I1etat=
teur elmer bentCtratil6en 3eiuue, Ser Weeet ietnf8 unoera
brI6ltden T~efbaltenS an 9tedt unb GefeB be8 9anbe8, 1etne8
Mmtes entiest unb pplttti6er 0erIDlBune i6ltntmter Mrt
prei8seseben wurbe, tpiini9t, turslt@ in &netfa a%n8etcmmen,
an etnern ~8eet9neten Mtt etne bobere beutfbe S6ule gu rins
ben Dber iu9t fOnf ais 9etrer pber IN elmer anberen entipres
1enben 8ran6e 8ei4dftt8nne. Darduf Gefetttren6e wpqen
f4 bts9uf8 Der &breNe %sefautSt an bic Office btsisr 8eitgn8
menoen. (NtD- up)
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asas be @eIsatem eom sen @opperbeaSs LbaLten.

Gtnctnnatt, Il, Sept. Dis bas 2.
Battalion be8 GO, SnOtana 8e9iments an
Gahfu8 ron Terre 0uute per @iienbabn gu.
rGdteGrte. ma6ten Die SDl0aten ben 8erIu4
ben @cpperbeaD unb @on8rsBnranu DanteI
8porbeeS, tpetder td auf benz 3uge befanb
auf3ubdngen, Die 8eamten BET Balm rstts.
ten i9n 3par bon eiuem GObf tietben tim
nbsr, ol8 Der 3ug TT GjreencalIe nngetUmmeu
mar, fG i8Ieuai9f aus bem @taube gu
MAIDEN, na8 Ct aud In aIer Gtle t6at.
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MMferOr6emtltche @cneralDerfamtm
hmm.

Die Wlttsteber tes 5OrtI6rtttS gauperetuS mer6en et"
iu6t, ftp an WtttttrC6, ben 16. Sept, in tGrern 8eretnsfp-
tale etntnflnben, ba auBer0rbentlt6e @eI6Gfte pCrtieoen. -
gt4teri4stnente BADEN itt ben 8ei6llfen be8 8ereins at
fueen.
lOiN) 0~naGnmite.
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Mn Que WtanDmGMer.

Sanrtlt9e. Nrbetter, tpelde In ben tieitgen 9idnp=g8erf-
fdtten bel9dtttet Inb, tnr bier btermit erIutt, am NRtttppd
Ibenb llbr elmer 8erldnnlune in Der Mte6anic8 Sale
152 QD. Sapettefr. bet3uppbnen. (OtW)
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Nene Mn3ei9en4
G6ulgMn.etae.

Da tb bnr9 BITE Sntrteue rntettebtget Nfeni6eh p%er1trbert
pnree, ntetne S4ule eefern In benz a~n8e3etgtet 90tale 3u
%erDftnen, 10 mar Id ~eenbtbtst, mid UNI en anbere8 Qptal itm'
3uleben rnb bin nun I'M Stante, metnen Jreuaben dntu3ets
gen, hae tt am wttttWcd, ben 16. b&. NIT benz 1lntsrri9t
IN benz @ei9dttS-3Dtal bes Srn. @bas. Staebranb, SO. 81
&bar1esftr. Beginner merbe.
e.. SIR ik Qehrsr.
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NrAftraee+

Nn5eise. = 4r@ffraee+
Gitn Collectors Office,
Baltimore, ben IL. Sept. 1854
9eftser bon @%isent6uH stpii6en @ermanz unb Qau=
baieftraSe, 5tpifhen Pacaz unb Piercefttase un6 BennIDl.
oania &benue Iub @utapftrase, pelhe fir bic Seffnung
rnb @rtpeiter1ns BON Mr6 ftraS e bon Baltimore bis
Sabetteftr. aiieBt iinb, perbeu .bierunit benaGri6tist, bas,
ipeun beiaste Giieiiueuts niGt an pber Dor benz ID tie II
Sag be8 to mmenben Gebruar be5ablt ftnb, es
meine unobTGiF8e 9fli6t if, hie Cots, auf beneu fpl9e
Steuer luftet, gum 8ertauf gu p~ublisren. Sci 8ea6tuns
bieIer Ncti5 tSnucu ft bic 8etrefenben Soften unS Wtibe
eriparen.
Mug. 80 %Ftce,
(%12lept6n[jatl @ith.g pQeet0r
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@U,r ganSerbilt.

New gUrf, 10. Sept. Gu6 8eri&tsn
uus GtO 9aneiro stug Der @anperbtIt am 3.
Qua. uuD bag &anOnenbpot Mt9igan am 81,
Suit BON bort a6.
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@dbIEsnhpf.

Die QDtrtbI6aft auf bieiem plase 1T su berntet6en. @p.
plitatipnen fn6 BITS gum 81. Sept, tn Simpn'8 Sotel etn1l-
ret9en, mpielbt aud bic taberen Bebtneunsen e~tn3ufe6eu
itnb.
(~14-21Iept) Str56feI6, Vrdf.
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0lus GaLifOrmiem.

Gan Granci8cp, Is. Sspt. Der
Sri3aba 9tn9 beute nit $3.50, 900 fir @ngs
LAMB unb $263,000 fir gletp gOrt BON bter ab.
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OScrInttnt = 8ter BreSeD-MRoleE fSnnen bauernbe Be-
~f9dftteuns erbalten, trenn tie I6 nielsen
BET 5etrn Ssdgneteer. Cooper Snfttut, gtep DOrl. 2pbn:
0&prlnunf. Iaebrere quite 6 i8arrenma9e + ME
OS.t""ytt aud etntse braoe beutl6e Rnaten, treldt
b8 @taarren9el9dft ~erlernen pDaen. Man utslbe I5 Glib
ref @fe ban Pine unb Rabprefr. (DD
MrS1t61t > niirb Elm tunSes Ma66en, UNI In etnem Orb
V|l"uyl+ 90oos Stpre dufSuwarten. Sur frIde, bic
CUTE @ntpfebIunssn beTsen, ntBgeR ib rneibsn in ber 8eder-
Office. (Sa-)
OScrinunt = Gin gutter 3ui6nelter, Der It'd aud auf
: &uubenarbett perItebt. @uter 9pbn un6
~feitdn6ise Sef4afttsan8 3~asetdert. Ndterts in Der grp,
bS. vi. (SMoD)
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9te 16. SabreS=N usteauug
i'm
~W1arDIdnS Gnffttmt"

iptrn am Mfpntde Mbenb, ben 5. Ottpber, er6ffnet u. 16tteB
am Wfpnta9 Nbenb, ben 2. Npp. 1868.
Mle Gei6dftSleute unb anbere 9eriCnen perben b6ft6it
eriuGt, gu btefer Mu8felune beisutrasen unb bteieS Snftttut
anesrpeittg bur6 &ufmunterune Der 8Infte unb @eperbe
5u unterfusen.
Gtrculare, rpel9e bic ndberen Beftnmuneen >unb &nprb-
nun8en %entbalten, werben af 8erlansen BON Spbn 6. Sell
bp. AttHar, i'm Scale pes Wiarplanb Snfttut$ perabret6t.
50. 80. MaugbItn, 8prItser.
Gpmtte fir BIZ ~uSfelIun9:
SbUmas Grtmble, 80. S. SObnion, &bpma8 StOto, Sfnat
9. George, 8. 2eptS Dunlap %. NR. Sues, s. s. Nere-
bttb unb 6. Sd. ~JtpbinIpn.
(Sebt1O Il I5171Q2n
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(0U5s@l
SSafer Weetffratprs Office
go. II Nortbfr.
8aIttm pre-, ben 81. Mug.
J(ddriHt, Nnnrtht.

Die 8erOrbnuns, pel6e bds @nFerbepartement r~eauIirt
befttmmt, taS aae Reauun8en fir Doierrent, gBaderf,uee
II. I. 10, pftc ni6t bsaabGt ptroen, mic beidate Gerpr6nunr
Orridreibt, tn bic Sdnbe bpn @ert6t8b6gter
Iber8eben Werben 70 II, uno banu in ~beieben IDeiie
nno unter benftlbeu &oiten ctr eetrteben werben fpl,
ME b:r StabtcOlettelr autpt iitrt 1T pber merben fCn, Set Der
@oQettion RON fattii6en Steuerr 3u erbeben.
allie &e6nun9en wtlde iruBer ais Sanuur 1868
faat8 itnb, fnb lem Cteneenannten 9rC3tb Der Collection IN.
tsrwprfen. @etnunsen tur 1863 dnb eeiesli6 ;abItor 9-
matt flr bas Sabr TN @oraus uuS werben mad Dem 1. Ottr.
btr ;. S, ipt6en sufaelt6sn Soften unterwprfen isin.
3a ts nt6t pitnf6e, Maierbalter unb 3atler BON &6a6tr-
taren oteleu au1Iblt6en Soften 3l untertreren, wirs ttermtt
S6slouerH gtOttS Seseben, auf bteiem Bureau f6 e~tu3uituben
ibre 8tbnan9en in @mpfauS St nebmen unb Su beiubsu, OSer
f6 ben nnbequemlt6tstten unb Soften Der @tntreibune 81
iasen, sentd5 ben gsftmmuneen br @etUrbnuns.
ueL 9intS,
(dn121-Dft1) Redifr1tGr
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ege9C 5ltDe DraDgtdotet1
aert&a fla ben Dag3twaure sA'sSsrs.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-09

glory. The wreath of victory has encircled
their brows, and their names win long be
sounded with flames loudest trump. But a
wicked and imbecile Administration has turned
their glory into dust, and made their
victories barren of any good results
They feel and know that they have been jug
gled and played with that they have been made
the unconscious instruments in the hands of a
grinding despotsm; and that now they are to be
made the tools of the Abolitionists in lighting up
the flames of servile instructions. There is not
soldier to night, shivering in his 'shelter" tent
or crouchiug over his fire, or pacing his lonely
round, who does not sigh for peace. 1t is idle to
think that the 300 900 troops whose time expires
in May next will re enlist | have conversed
with hundreds of them, and | know what saw
No offers of bounty will tempt them. They sigh
for peace, and for the repose of their quiet fire.
sides, and the latter, at least, they will have in
Mays many Of them as are alive. And how
will their places be filled? Let the attempt now be-
ing made in Congress to raise l5U, 900 negro
troops answer. Let the failure of the draft an
swer. Let the public meetings now being every
where held answer. Let the resolutions offered
by Mr.. Walker in the Illinois Legislature answer
The beginning of the end is at hand. X
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-09

NEW York, Feb 6.-The steamer Honsa, from
Bremen on the 18th and Southampton on the
22l, arrived here this morning. She has expe-
rienced very heavy weather the entire passage.
She lost all her quarter boats and nearly all her
sails She had her wheel house stove in and is
badly damaged about the deck.
An important meeting held at the Ciaren-
don, Liverpool on Saturday, to take steps for
eiciting the opinion of the people OF that place
in reference to the American war and slavery.
Mr. j. Chopper presided A resolution was
moved to the effect that the emancipation policy
OF the Federal Government was entitled to the
generous sympathy and support Of free English
men, and that committee should be formed to
bring the subject before the people of Liverpool
The resolution was supported by Mr.. RICHARDSON,
Gladstone, q. Wilson and other influential men.
1t was opposed by Mr.. Spence, who has consti-
tuted himself The champion of the South. He
sought to resuscitate the argument that slavery
could be supported on scnptural grounds. but the
meeting refused TO hear him. Eventually the
resolution was carried by large majority and a
committee appointed
FRANCS -Orders have been given to the Min
lister of Marine tat the forts, magazines. dock
yards and arsenals. shall be cased with iron.
The Times Paris correspondent says the
manufacturing houses are actively engaged
The financial and corn markets were more firm
than the week preceding. The Paris market was
abundan'Iy supplied with wheat, and sellers were
forced to submit to reduction of fifty confines
per sack. Little business in -four.
81 LOUIS, February 7.--George Francis Train
was arrested at the Planters House this afternoon
by United States detectives, and given the alter
native of leaving the State in half an hour, or
going to jail He chose the former, and crossed
the river Immediately. He was advertised to de-
liver political speech tonight. but was sum-
mariIy prevented by the Provost Marshal.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-09
CAUTION.

The markets. full Of mutations represented TO be the
same as :. BROWNS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" which axe
productive ofpositive injury hanydealers
wllrecommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles ao- sspg more prolific themselves Askforsnd
OBTAIN onl, BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs,'
which by long experiences haveproved their value Having
received sanction of physicians generally, and testi
monialsf from eminent men. throughoutthe country
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs, when allowed to
dissolve slowly in the mouth, have direct influence
parts the sedatve and soothing eecttot the
mucus lining ofhe windppc into the
monsryirrtation and gives reefin Coughs, Colds and
he various neutrality-suspicious.
siprersareliable. febll-dly'62
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-09
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

nj Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on THURS
day, the 10th day Of February 1863 81 O'Clock,
A NJ will ofer for sale at public auction the late
residence Of John W. Lowe, deceased in Pike township,
Marion county, Indiana the following personal property
of said deceden viz I3 head of horses head Of cattle,
81 sheep 80 or 40 stock hogs bushels Of corn 100
bushels ofwheat, two horse wagon, buggy, l0t Of
farming utensils, household and kitchen furniture, and
many other articles of personal property
Terms of Sae-On all Gums under - cash in hand. A
credit Of nine months will be given where the anfunt
purchased exceeds So the purchaser in such shall
give his note waving relief from valuation and apprase
ment laws and bearing interest from date with approved
security.
Said sale viii be continued from day 10 day until all
the said property is sold EMSIET WRIGHT.
Administrator of the estate of John W. Lowe, d.
feb2-3tw
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-09

Pension, BoUSTY. AND BACK PAY.-Our well
known agent William Y Wiley, of this city. has
opened an agency for Indiana Volunteers in con-
nection with his other business. for the collection
OF pensions, bounty, back pay, and other military
clalms due wounded or disabled soldiers, or
widows and heirs of deceased soldiers ANY of
our readers interested IN such matters we would
advise to address him on the subject, as we know
from his business experience that he is a safe and
competent person to entrust such matters with.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-09
To Nervous Sufferers Of Both Sexes.

A REVEREND Gentleman having been restored to
health in few days. after undergoing all the usual
routine and irregular expensive modes OF treatment,
without success considers his sacred dutyto communi
cate to his afflicted fellow the MEANS OF CURE
Hence on the receipt Of an addressed envelope, he will
send (free) copy Of the pre<crptonused Direct Or
JOHN NJ DAGNALL, 1ss Fulton street, Brooklyn, n. Y
ian 26-wly
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-09

CTATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, SSH the
- Marion Circuit Court of Marion county. in the State
of Indiana &arch Term, A d. 1s63-William En-
nett VS.. Alkaline Emmett.
Be it known That this 23d day Of January In the
year 1883 the above named plaintiff by his attorney
filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Marion Court
his complaint against said defendant in the above enfi
tied cause, together with affidavit OF a competent
person that said defendant. Alkaline Emmett is
resident of the State of Indiana.
Said defendant IS therefore, hereby notified Of the
filing and peadency Of said complaint against her, and
that unless she appear and demar thereto
the calling of said second day
term of said Court TO he begun and held the Court
House. in the city of indianapolis the fourth Monday
in March next, said complaint. and the matters and
things therein contained and alleged win be heard and
determined in her absence. WM WALLACE, Clerk.
By W. c. SxocE, Deputy.
j. McHenry, Attorney for Plaintiff jana -w3w
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-09

B-At No. 81 North PENNSYLVANIA street, In
dianapOis. general intelligence business is con-
Quoted. Good help for hotels, boarding houses,
and private families can at all times be obtained
at that Office All persons who can give good
references (men OF women), desiring situations or
employment will find it to their advantage to
call there wifi
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-09
from washington.

GREELEY's PLAN FOR Pace AND SEPARATION
SAID TO BE ISDoRsED By THE PREsIDEST-CRI-
Sis OF THE NATIONAL F.NANcEs-THE Four
BLUNDERs OF THE ADMINIsTRATIoN-How THE
SOLDIERS FEEL.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-09

NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIvES That WILL SELL AT
public auction on Friday the 9th day Of March next
al The residence of Christian Sewcomber deceased No
West Maryland Street. the city Of Indianapolis all
the property Of said deceased not taken BY the
widow consisting of good substantial buggy, watch,
shot gan household furniture aud other articles.
credit Of four months will be given on all sums over
g. the purchaser giving his note with approved security,
waving valuation and appraisenent laws.
febs-3w NARY NEwCOMER, Administrative.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-09

Is Air tight metallic burial cases, of the latest
improvement, kept on hand at Longs, Under
taker, South Meridian street. Also good two
horse glass hearse for sale 23-d6w4w.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-09

had voted for the tariff by which the Golfers of
Pennsylvania were fattened. The Pennsylvania
Central Railroad was earning ten millions of dol
lars year
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-09
Browns Bronchial Troches

Reach directly the affected parts and give almost instant
relief In BRONCHITIS ASTHMA. and CATAREH they are
beneficial The good effects resulting from the use of the
Troches their extended has caused them to be
counterfeited Be to guard against worthless i'm
itations OBTAIN only the genuine Bro'cn's Bronchial
7roces which have proved their efficacy by test of
many years. PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SINGERS should use
the Troches Military officers and Soldiers who over
the voice aud sudden changes should
have them. Sold everywhere at rs cents per box.
jan2l -d&w3m
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-09
NOTICE.


TUyHE CITY COUNCIL AT ITS LAST MEETING
passed the following:
That the City Marshal be instructed TO give notice
through the Daily Journal and Daily Sentinel that all
sign posts on the sidewalks Washington street shall
be taken down on OF before the 18th day If February
1885, after which time the ordinance In reference 10 said
matters will be rigidly enforced.
febe-dtd JOHN UNBERsAw, City Marshall