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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-03-17

.hunder tones, "nay,
hood, call me not thy
to vote to men the
the pretense Of friend
md admiser of Judge
vote for him, though
lection above noticed,
Lrongest supporters as
Dixon, copperhead as
N and Cotbren into
for trial; supposing
} are to judge the peo-
allows Them to be
! record. So we get
n Chancery on Appeal
to the Press, the Public
Discussion ana Pallot
Box.
nap and Democracy
lie aud The People
Sack.
/ Cothrel's Record
Cothren is not choice
of his company, keeps
Iabstemious before cleo
ltions but PUSHES on gin
land rot-gat after cleo
Itions with a will, sneers
at the war, reads the
Chicago Times, beds
with Copperheads and
favors the peace reso-
'utions proposed by
Moses NJ. Strong.
! Cothren sneers at the
war measures to save
1.-The Union, and desires
Ito hold q PEACE conven-
ition with the rebels,
Twill support the decis-
ion of Dixon against
THE right Of President
to suspend hd5eas cor
plt8. Bat it must be
confessed that he has
leaned in favor Of pro-
Itecting the soldiers if
not the government /;
where Dixon has de-
prived them of this
protection, See next
item.
Judge Cothren does
not persuade men to
volunteer, in fact like
the clique ne associates
with, would rather let
the government slide
than see the rebels con-
quered under the pres
emf war policy. Yet,
after all, Cothren has a
strong sense of justice
and propriety, an in
istinctive recognition of
the relations of a law
10 natural equity that
enables him TO inter-
lpret it. He would ne
yer allow any lawyer
in his court to even
question the constitu-
ltionality Of the law
suspending proceed
Iings against volunteers
during their enlist
Iment. He suspended
such proceedings a
lgainst volunteers at the
last term in spite of
said decision of the SUI
lpreme Court. On this
vital point Cothren win
lgo with Paine, and the
| good faith Of the State
to our vo unteels will
be preserved, should
he be elected.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-03-17

g5-The canal across the isthmus of Suez,
which mas been SO Ioag talked of, is half fin
ised. Rv next year it will have progressed so
far that all tie coal destined for the steamship
COMPANIES, which has now to be transported
around the Cape, of Good Hope, will be sem
via the Red sea by canal. In three or four
years the whole work viii be completed, at q
cost Of $4,000 ,0OO, and the ancient track OF
= an, 5nsrea h.ts AGAIN resumed
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-03-17

STAND by THE REPUBLTc-The follow
ing succint, comprehensive, and unmistak
able pledge is being extensively circulated
at the East:
We, the undersigned, Citizens of the United
States, hereby associate ourselves under the
name and title of the
LOYAL NATIONAL LEAGUE.
We plepge ourselves to an unconditional 10y
atty to the Government of the United States,
TO an unwayering support offs efforts to sup
press the REBELLION, and to spare no endeavor TO
maintain unimpaiFed the National Unity, both
in principle and territorial boundary.
The primary { ject of this Lea que is, and
shall be, to bind together all Loyal men, Of all
trades and professions, in a com mon union il
maintain the power, glory and integrity Of the
Nation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-03-17

New York, March IA.
Port Royal advices of the 10th contain an
order from Gen. Hunter for a forward
,,,ovap,apf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-03-17

CouNTY FINANcEs.-We learn from Mr.
CLIsE, Clerk Of the Board, that the tax
lind SAILS of bis Office have announced to
about SO, zoe since the first of January,
which is more than double the receipts for
the same length Of time any previous year.
The largest amount ever received any year
for redemptions and sales was $4,000. The
prospects now are, Mr.. CLrsE thinks, to-
tai Of receipts amounting to $1,000 for
this year. There is a good deai Of deed
ing Of county lands. but the receipts are
chiefly for assignments Of sale certificates
10 persons for speculation. The redenp-
tons are but little above usual times, The
condition Of county finances will be great
II improved BY these heavy receipts, and
the people benefited as respects taxation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-03-17
nfxnn,s Recnrd:

hSAAOth - ~ Va Va
Dixon always keeps
sober, is very temper
ate, is hostile to the re-
bells and goes for a Wig
orous prosecution Of
the war, keeps loyal,
sober company - all
ways except when Sc
duced By a democratic
convention.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-03-17

Upon the whole, Upon the whole,
Dixon is as safe a man Cothren rs as safe
for the Bench as Goth man for the Bench as
rem. Dixon.
SO the popular jury find cause for YER
dict against both and none for either.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-03-17

Qurk, Cannon, Snap and Democracy
Against The People aud The People
aqoiast The Wool Sack.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-22
from ~. E.oujS

ST lovIs. Aueu-t u Four compan es Of the
:" Arkansas regiment, c0lorel t.oopS left for
Helena last night The remanir companies of
the regiment will follow on Manfav
Gen Schohei received dSp,tches vesterriay
stating that our gunhott~ hid assembled White
river, Arkansas above Desirc. capturing three
or h'ur rehel bpats and all aboard of them.
Gen Diviison crossed White river NJ Claren
don aud novel in tie direction Of Little Rock
H advance htd arrived within sight Of General
Price, uckets
The Democrats Springfield special dispatch
saws:
Pre@idep' Lincoln has sigBifej his purpose to
attend a Union MAS meeting to be held in that
place or 'he 3 a. September
Gen L'gan addressed llrge meeting ut Sa
lem, Illinois Oh Tue-day. Judge Omeleveny
was present an Lngan denounced him A. one OF
the traitors Whn plotting the overthrow of the
Government. The Judge left the crowd without
repy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-22

ard s attendant train ~ symptoms, II Ike
Charm ID medicine. There Is nothing ~ the whole
range Of the Naieria Medics thar for moment bear
u conpar arison with Il 10 tlis di.s ase.
full e this wonderful pisnt may be found in
the eleventh edition Of the [. DSPensaory pages 1887
aud 1888
A series Of experiments. In which Dr.. Bill has beer
for years engaged hss Just been brought successful
terninai snd b is enabled 10 offer 20 the public
cOmbinstan Of Cecron with other improved ton'os the
whole pr -erved IN the beet quality OF copper-ised
'urbon whisky, which be is confident has equal In
the world
he Aht urriSh volume Of certificates, but the pub
lie have long since learned 10 estimate such thing
ihertrue vaue. 1he safest plan Is for every
for himself the virtues OF a medicine. Give the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-22
CED RON BITE r s

oDe trial, and you will never any Others
IL 10 not 70 publish long Inst OF diseases for
which he CedrOp Bitters q specific
10 All diseases Of the SToMAEH, BOWELS. KIDNEYS,
LIVER:
all affections Of the BRAIN depending upon dersnge
neui Of the ,ch OF Bowrls,
In &. UT, kRECMA riSM and NEURALGIA;
And in FEVER AAD AGUE;
Il defined TO snperSede all other remedies. Il not
My cures all these diseases hut II prevents them
inc gas full ~ the biifers taken hour before
each meal will ooviae the III effects Of the most
healthy climate and screen the person tskg against
disease under the trying exposure.
Sold by Druggists and Or g-pcrslly.
Dr. JOHN bULI.S Principal Office Fifth street, Louis
VILE Ky
Sold in indianapolis by Browning Sloan, Tonrson
/ Cox, and J. H. Bryan. jy20-d3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-22
~ MEDIcAL.
DIR. JOHN BULE's
COMPOUND CEDR0N BITTERS
The Latest and Most Important Discovery
Of the Sineteesth Century

NrO MANS NAME Is MORE INTIMATELY CON-
neoU with tie history Of ths Mseria Medica Of tie
Cnted States. more favurably kn"wn ~ neer in
m-ciCal discovery, than that u JOHN Bull. of Louis
vile KY. His inmitabe preparation Of SarSsparia has
long stooA Al the head Of the various compounds ~ that
valuable drug His compound Pectoral "f Mild cherry
has became bou sh"ld werd throughout the est ans
Sou "a. ard his Worm L0zeuges, in h after
their iutroduct attained repItsuon widespread
the continent Of North America. Blt the crOwning
glory his life ee at ane IN hi lsrs ris
covery, " rather combination. for be does Ot cia
have been The dcoverer of CEDR'N which the basis
Of Jhe bier- offered to the puhlc. THAT honor b.
longs the native inhabitants oi Central America.
whom virtues been known tor more than two
hundred years Armed with &, ihe Indian bids d,fance
10 the most IDLY NAL ria and handle tHoai far b.
most ven"mous serpenis. /; l. belief III taem thai
Will there j. breath left IN the bvdy the Cedron is poi
TO cure. no matter whai tie d'sea 2 NAV be.
While Dr.. Bull is prepared 10 niorSe hs extrsvs-
CANT ion, h T. nevertheless seiished from thor
ough examination OF the evidence relating rs
that remedy snd preventive for all diseases arsing
from exposure either TO chares q weather ard climate
10 the masmac influences, Il stands without rival
and justly deserves the reputation IL has lODg enjoy ed
Central America and the West Indies. IL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-22

5sser'seraens publi-hed in both the Daily aud the
Nsskv SsSrNFI all b. charged ihe tull Daily rates,
st. .f.r half he weekie rate added.
tsHrs- Notice Tst,hrd w tie local e"lHmns' 81 Ten
t. under wli D. ch rgei fOr each Insertion g. 81
-ovsF iines. fsn cent? per line.
ttfae sfii d. made for Inserting The notices OF the
f Aiug order. soceties and Assoc aous az tbe rates
nsned 20 hs pail u al,
Niifars Companies. Order ~ Otf FeliOwf, Mafonie
Oriers Is-uevoleni sfsietes and Singing Societies
pr each notice exceeding lines -5 cents Tor each
Insertion over sighi iiass this
Announcing dssth with funeral notice attsched' 81;
viftecf rofc~ free
Marriage Sofices So cents.
Notice 81 FESTIVAL Pcncs ard Eycuros gotten up ~
individuals associations. hy churches, at ihe regular
price.
Advertisements Ie .ed placed under the head of
the usual rates.
Advertisements making less han three lines, Inserted
oncs n the Daily. will be charged fifty cents.
Yearly advertiser paw quarterly
Aflouncg candidates FOR Offices Of every description
90 charged the of f 50 Tor each nsme in the
Daily and az the Daily and Weekly, the same To BE- in
all ca~~s paid ia advance.
LKa advertisements inserted at the expense Of the at
torIsSs ordering and della able for the legal proceed
Ing. but coectabe usual time. Publishers not
accountable for the accuracy e legal advertisements be
yOna the amour; charged Tor their publication.
ELDER. HAKKSESS BINGHAM.
pr0pretors Indiana State sentinel.
J. VI. TlLPORp
President Indiana polls Journal Company.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-22
DAILY SENTINEL
Noon Reports.



NEw YoRK Au-us, 2l The Herall's special
a lady re4chel here to-day from Richmond
uhn states III, ihe u,ina Il des-uiInn exists there
amJnl the mi,d and lower Glasses OF the pev
pie She had pass frum the rel'-l- on account
OF her bring the vile OF Al Euglishm n wbn had
been protected from the draft by tie British Con
su
The Time Washington dispatch SAYS:
Private inform ttinn received tO day agrees
With our own sread, telegraphed that Lees army
l. daily decreasing in strength the number lie
sertng from II excee ling the cOnscripts daily
jpnng IL A. n, pres inu- periOl of the var h "a
there been great disposition manifested to
desert from H.
All the de-er'ers Who come this w4v tell the
same story The, number four nve times ss
m nv ever before. aud by TAR the gre tter 'or
ton of them are natives. They unite in declar-
ing that nine tenths OF those ~ho are now de
ser'ng Lee mike for their homes instead OF
C c'ming this way They also say that the feeling
th T. he rebel c1use j. lost j. universal in the
rebel army o Y rgiuia.
Gen J ms Wadswurlh Of New York, will
probably be detached from his division in the
ARM of the Potomac and assigned To duty 10
the field
The Worlis dspitCh siy>:
The navy dcatrment - advi-es rom Charles
Nbtui ilAANth 90 llfiNf aiffitiN pm f~iltl. nc
disratches received are withheld from prudential
motives
Gen Gilmore complains Of perncious effects
produced hy the pa.iic,ion OF army correSpon
dence from within his line- aud requests that 10
more he ,iloWei 10 come there
The lIer1l,'s SueciaI saws:
Seteufeen men we're arrested last night in en-
defN ofing Ia escape across the eastern branch of
the 'tomrr Sxleen of the men were found TO
he Ascending Substitutes. tho her Sas Ger
mtn, who stated that he had applied in vain for
commission IN the Union army. and had conclui
ed ~ ~ hi- luck ON the other side of the lines
Cpl james c. Rice, ii h New York, has been
appointed Brigadier General
IL has been decided by the Second Comptroller
that when peuSioner re- enlists he forfets ply in
that capacity. and cannot be again put upon the
pension rolls, except ou surgical re examination,
and certih hcafe OF his disability.
II h,s also heen decided that woman who
abandoned her husband previous to his enlist
meut. and hurried unother. i, not entitled TO the
bounty belonging 70 the FIRST husband If be died
IN the service
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-22
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
R "a L r . ~ .
1858. g 1863.
VI " nFtftFtfl1LNiLfst
sew Routa an Chicago VIA kokom,
50 MILES SHORTER THAN ANY orBER ROUTE

- MILES SHORTER THAN ANY oTBER ROUTE
nN AND AFTFR MONDAY. APRIL 20. 1868, trains
~ trains viii b. a. follows,
4 Chicago Expr. Train wffi leave indianapolis az
1925 r. ". arrive AZ Hokomo 3l0 p " IL time 20
make close connection with trais The CDcnra suc
Chicago Air Line Railroad for Locsnsport Valparaiso
and Chicago and arrive 81 Peru a. <20 y. n.
Returns tie vii lssss Peru ls2o A. M,
making close oounecas With The night frAi1 from Cti
csgo, 4od arrive al indianapolis e. 60 A. n.
Mail Train will leave Indianapolis 81 l.S5 y. ~,
stopping all lstaOns and arriving Peru
make connections With the be Toledo
bash Railway for vabasb, Huntington Port Wayne, To-
ledo and Detroit.
Returning. tie ;rain ~ill leave Peru 81 G 40
A. n, after the arrvsl of the train T. W X W
from tie East snd arrive Indians pols lO01 A. n
In tire ~ make cDetious for ali polnts East, South
and West.
ACbesgo TapEsrstrai3 Will leave indianapolis at so
r. " making close conbecons a. kCk0lao Tih frsir Tor
Logan -por-. Valparaiso Eud Chicago. aid
Peru ICS >. a., Ia tin. with
going Fact ard west the Toledo sn1 Wabash Rafl
way.
letUrning the traD vii leave Peru 2i5 T. n,
making eiose cDauect0D a. koKone With the Trans
Oh the Ciuc4nnat and Chicago Air IHe T. k from biczg,
Nap raiso and LogsDslrrt sud s-Tve a. indians pole
10 p ~ u time connect With the eveaDg 80
Cincinnati, Louisville and oihtf poiaiS.
DAVID MACY. General gent and Sgperins-Dd@rf.
v T. 9Aiorr. G-D@rsl TeAss AE~ot fviss. 'g5--iiy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-22
From the Army tho Potomac.

WAsuINGToS. Aug ~ Information from the
he '''q',tte'- "f tie army of the Potomac says:
Thete J. no chance OF Indication of change
of T'o>i'ion ot the nrnr,
The le5el forre- CuPrpper have been re-
duced !, Cen A p Iit'> mmd Generals
LpnSt'eet mt EWe.i hive moved south ward pro
babl, to Fredericksburg
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-22
rronn CINCINNATI.

ClNcINyArt. AG-u,t u The GIzette has
pr v'te advlce> from the Aemy OF the Cumber-
lani IN To he II u i movement was in pro.
gres-, al e puot son look for important
new~ from f II tennessee
Returns IN al 6nt nine counties in Ken.
tHcky give Be'ml-tte over dfly thousand ma
l1ritV
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-22
indianapolis and T3adisen
Ex-AH HLHE as<A Aar.
1868. ~ Ss: 1868.
Ner Arrangement to Commence uoD-
day, Feb. =, 49,.

day, Feb. ?, Is6f.
FfNNO passenger t-ains tsly tSua1gys e1cepfetl -
twe"L lBdisDspo,i, eue NldiSol-
Leave The Union I~i-si ira.auspoits. a. 6 40 4.
and T. NJ. srrirso di.so a. II - 4 - = 81
Z. II.
Lave the rrrot Nsdisou 8 A. Il ard = n. ar
riving 81 Iuci.uspolis az II 5. sud 10 ? n.
The tfsin lsa .iHc indianapolis a $50 A. ~ cnnIrcts
With tlsi leaving CoiurlbUs at -f5 a Il. Tor Shell
vile sDd kusbriie. 4rrrg a. shcihyig 81 1913 A. 4.
sad Ru~hxie al ~ 20 a. =.
Leaving Eushvilis az ~ r.. sheryvsIis - = IS y
M. connects Columbus wi.b TIE { aBl Y. .r.in, sr
riving Gt either indianapolis, As1isou ~. ssb-
iug
rhs Road foTnis lite sith fbs faokes a. h4saa isf
thefrau-por;sticu VI fregss -.v,, Coc a. snd II
disrspulis and points West.
Tzrif OF Freigbts a. iO~ - BY aus osb~r r0-sts
shippers and merchants W-l MI rnt x tbeirrfev.
est 20 shiy ~ this Ire
febs u. c gRAsHAS. -apsgsn'-ua-rs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-22
Ste.s tsAer Burned.

NIAoAE.. G W. August 21-The sterm
er Zmmermlu. ct the Toronto and Lesistown
line, - hrrue a. e,h' o'clock last nj bt. Two
men Iersbel in The mes
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-22
MEDICAL SOCKS, &C.
iALEh'S heh9 0iSPEnSARY
CHsKTE.gEU

EY TuE lEbiSTATCgR OF KENTUCKY FOR TIL
TREATMENT OF ALI THY DISEASES OF Thy
URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-22
PRIVATE HOSPITAL.
DR.. Eclln.'s Private Hospital,

90 Federal Block, Washington, ID. e I,
LNoR THE TREATMENT OF ALL DISEASES OF A
II private cr chr. nc nsture
No C. arge for consultation
P-rsoa- Il dis;saes can b treated by mail. send
for esFeulsr jane1s-d3n
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- IA G.. Rs n - sa a.
PRICE ONLY TIN CENTS
( ssstlIras Rri,nrl.

t;'rsft.s,,g fti~:v FsAe Fzqtes as, Fa01roiosoysa
-if4i|oa7g md FiEsioS0gE oftie Sesp~ Oryd,is a.
stIte or Betlth ana Dis>Gse.
on NEW METHOD oy
treating Veleria Diseases, incn
dig Syphilis in all lie stages,
Gonorrhea. elect, Structure, Var.
eocile, and Hyiroce!e, Diseases O,
the Kidneys, Bladder 6c with
out mercury containing val
Eacle treatise on that wice-spraae
malay Of youth, Seminal Weak
ness. Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual
Debility, lrnpotency, &c. the
cret intrmities OF youth and
tur'y srising from ths baaefuI
hsoit f>elf-sbuse To which is added observations
Female OissaSes other interesting matter OF the NJ,
most mportsncs the married al those contempt atire
marrays wnoeueain doubts their pavsiesl ability tc
enter that ~tate s-ntto sy sdGre> n sealed wrap
per, o. receipt of ten or1.ss or tour sfs1uI,-.
We devote euT entire sat attention 70 tue treat.
ment Of the Naro private II n our mi.
vaie report ogT DsPenr4rs = the only Institution ofthe
kind in America which na> been tSclslej by s2ecia
enArer, a- s lac ,1o4d give Il preference over ID,
various euack ef Doubtful character to be foun 10 sH
srge cites
Important tO Females.
One department OF Dspens4ry specially devoted
TO the treatment Of ne of Feaes such as u-
chorrhea White" irregular. Psinfui and Suppress
Meas;rustion, Nervous and General Debility Diseases Of
be Womb BarrennesS. sc.
'r>ulf ations and examination free Of eharge
Al>o Tor sale, DR.. DtwEE'S RFGCIATuR FILLS
For Female Ohstruetons. irregularities &c Mnrried "a
dies IN certain ~itustiou shouia them they
wopd cause miscarriage Price 81 per box aud may D,
sent By mail.
DR. GALEN'S PRFvENrIvF-Ar Invaluable .-tcl.
ior those wishing 20 if The number their Offspring
OF The barren who desire ehiren: warranted not 10 IN
jare the bealih will as for lifetime sen, 20 anv
address, under seal. receipt OF the prioe-Two DOL
LARS.
PATIENTS AT A DlSTASCF-ly sending q hriei
statement of their vmpt0nls viii receive Blank Char
containing >i ~ sos. sfor fhs ~
treatment. &c. Medicines part Of the country
TO cure any ea-e At hons free from danger
AutrsnsAciion- private and confidential Remember
the name and nnmher
Direct all letter.
GALEN'S HEAD DIsPFSsAPY.
uovlA-sldt~'v 7 opssvslis ~.
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FOR SALE.

B X A NDE'S TUS SSH AGO
Il Pleasant 10 the Taste ChDdren cry ir H.
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Military Directory Of Indianapolis
indiana.


Pay per Ann
o. p. Morton, Governor; Oifce state House;
residence corner % Market AID illinois SIS 90 900
W. Hol oway, C,oHel and Private secretary
O. Governor. Office, State House; resides
with Governor Morton. 2c54
w u n. Terrell. jyr and Military Secretary
TO tioN ernor. Office. Stafe House; residence
Love- eek, ''hio street............... ALAS
~ Sch atrr, Major - Aegiment, Indiana
Volunteers. 4. ~. TO Governur. Office,
State bouse; boards at Palmer House. las
Lax Noble Adjutsnt General oi Indiana.
Office, state House; boards 40 Rates House;
$500 from the STATE aud S2.66 pay OF Coll
ouel Observation-Disclosures. 34s4
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RAILROADS.

10 CHANGE Of Car - CINCINNATI, sythas ROUTE
Chs1ge Of tine o. ard sftsr Mooday, April
-. and guti further notice.
Three trsinsisss~ sadsUspcs Daily. saDdsys exnepzed
EyIRsT ThAiS.-6o0 ~ tCINCISNATi TxPREssl
arrives 81 Cincinnati; az loes0A n. aud Leaingroo
Ky, I30 T. n sud close couDcctions s Cincinnati With
Little Nj mi. Cinciln.ti. ". zanesvlIie AID HsrixtLs
RaiiraGs, tor al points IN S0atbeTn Ohio.
Second Trsin-llOO A. A-Iiucinnsti Mail. arrives
Cincinnati p Il, making close connections Nth
Lile Miami Railroad tor Loseland Morrow. Col8rtos.
Newark, Zanssville. and Wheeling.
Third Trzin-G55 Z. Cincinnefi Egprrss. srfves
Clncinnau ll55 z. VI.
Fare - by any other route.
Call for your tckets c0 The Indianapolis sDf CiDcirnsfi
Railroad.
Baggage clscscd fbrOoRb.
-. II. L. sOBLE. G-hsrsi Ticket Ageut
:. ". ELLIOTT General Passenger Agent.
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oFFIcE or Ac1ISG ASSISTANT PROVOST MARSH
GENLRAL FoR INDIANA

Conrad baker. Col 1t Intiaas cavSlrs sud A.
= Provost Marshal General FOR Indians. uf-
ties, backford's Block. southeast corner Ne
rdian and Washington strreis, upstairs.
boards Al 10 lss North Teunne>sec >tyeet.. asa
Jane q. Jones. Co. 43d nd infantry and Su-
perintsudsnt for Recruiting for In, slid Corps
snt COMMANDER of camp rende1vous o.
tce. District Headquarters. boards at Bate
Hou,e. ............. ...........-- 2.6ss
John y. Scott, Captain. 18Th Ind. volunteer in
fautry AMI A. \. A q. and Inspector Ofice
\. A. z. ". e.. h0 r. Macy Ilou-e.. Lac
Oiri. hlske captain 39th Ind volunteer infAn-
try and Assistant >uperiuf eudent Of hecraif-
iug. IueDecfor. &c. nf &C. Di~trct Head
quarters; board, at Macy Iioa.s....... LESS
T. ] de IL Hunt Lieutenant ard Adlutani e6ib
Ind volunteer infantry and N ,~rinieu,ent
of arrest OF te-ertrrs. Once. with A. A p
NJ 6 G................... ............... l,3ss
H. K f!nch. Lieut. aud @ n, ssd Ind volga-
tcer infsnt-y. 4 4, 9 q. and Inspector. ~
ice. with A. A. L. u. Is: boards az Patterson
House ........................... i4ss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-22

BOARD OF xNRoLLxESr or rHE SIXTH E>soLLMEsr
pisIkIcr.
u hFaten, Captain and ?. ovost Mar.hsl. OF.
ice, Blae. ford's ock. 81 toor: boards ato
Johuson's. three nliles north OF the c4ty, B.
I" ivao ....-....-.s.-. l.+36
Mm J Nall &C. CoBmSsi0n@r vi Bses.
iord's Block, re~.aelce No l6i kast M-rset
l,%to
Thomas B Harvey Surseon Oc.ce with Pro-
ington .............. a2ss
I3s5s
Aoo oeh- Darlington, once Ia State House. &.oSs
so.sss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-22

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.iHi,oaqy md PiEs'ojogg oftIa Ses-p~ Ory6.i. y,
stats or BetElth ana Dis>0se
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