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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04

We have bGt little reliable data regarding the
number packed az other leading places. At In
danapolis about 40 900 have been cut 10 date
The packing generally falls behind last season :
70 date, however, aud there is also a falling off
in the weigh: OF four To ten per cent although
the general condition of The hogs il better than
hat been expected. The state of the market at
Chicago give from most reliable source in
another column
In provisions there has been but little done,
aud with the exception Of = speculative purchase
OF 3,W1O barrels o. new mes pork, which was
made 20 Slc part or Canada account. The Dusi--
ne~s OF the week devoid ut interest The
decline in golf in the earl, part ot the week
caused buyers o. withdraw. bui holders are firm
and generally cODhee.it. aud there j. but little
pressure 10 sell.
Lard has not been much inquired for. but is
held trrnly at re, though a tes small lots sold
at lla4c. Old lard is held al llsc; new head
AMI guf. l0i4c
Flour unchanged.
Wheat has changed frequently aud the market
has been quite irregular
Corn advanced and has been in active demand
by dist,ers
Oats firm and in good demand.
Barrie! active. and prime samples are wanted
at our quotations.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04

MORTON AND YArEs of the recent oavort
ings of the Hoosier and Sucker Governors, on
their trio to bury soldiers at Gettysburg we have
the following account by a New York CORES
pondent of the Cincinnati Enquirer We give
Whist he SAYS. FOR what IL is worth and We must
honestly confess that We sincerely think that
Morton WIS pstticeps criminis to the extent he
mentions. Morton used Ia be Maine law indi
vidual. and l. yet a know nothing:
Dick Yates has been in this city for the past
week. esiuently hunting round for the "saIva-
tIor spoken of in Abraham's message to him.
The places in which ne has been looking for TIA :
salvation" have not all been under church
spires or pious rool-trees; neither have thew been
among those whose walks are those of righteous
ness. lnnumer,ble the little stories told of
where that blue coat aud brass buttons have been
seen At very late hours. But then, when peonle
come into this metropolis they must do the
town, or not be considered "any punkins" he
has had most excellently well posted party to
help him, having found The aforesaid party NJ the
rooms OF the Loyal League Club. where shoddy
Vegetables during long evenings
These mysteries of our subterranean lager beer
saloons he and his companions have undoubtedly
explored to their hearts content Pretty waiter
girls have bad the honor OF Quatfing egg nog.
tom aud ferries, and fosming beskrrs of lager
beer with live Governor, much 10 the ''salva-
ton of their per centage per drink. ii not to the
disclosure OF the salvation" he was ia search oil
During the past few days he has been materially
assisted, as they say i'm euchre, 10y his friend
Governor Morton, in his peregriustions; and
with their qaajsm friends who don't mind spend
ing hundred night on champagne at the Mai
son Dotee. to five dollar ereenback for "zw Ell
lager" in the Bowery. this town has been pretty
well secured 10y this distinguished party. Dick
"hods on pretty good, however, and has made
q'.ite number of highly applauded speeches. one
90 which he commenced with a quotation from
the Biblel They all threaten to leave for home
to morrow. and will probably make short stop
m vopr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04

The whispers and limitations which have been
passing atD0ug the knowing oues for some weeks,
that Congress would De recommended by the
Secretary of the treasury increase largely the
duty on whisky turns out to hive been we'll
founded Herein Is the secret cause which put
no % cents per gallon the price OF whisky within
the last lev weeks. For = time. il thought
by some that the Tx on whisky and tobacco was
to- low, and gave "ur reasons Tor il more than y
year ago. Ii any further Increase is made, il
should be not less than one dollar gallon on
whisky and SOC per pound on tobacco; and the
tax should be placed upon all the whisky dis
titled after this date Ii the matter is managed
as il was before, there will be enough made ia
supply years consumption. before it is taxed -
ICiucnnst Price Current
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04
FROM New York. - =
NEW YoRg. December The Posts special

says: IA
Ii is rumored that Gen Meade will be removed
from the command OF the Army Of the Potomac,
and that new commander will lead the army in
December campaign.
The army is in good spirits.
There is no truth in the rumor that Secretary
Chase will apply To the banks for new loan.
The new national banks will have an opportunity
10 take some Of the Eve per cent Treasury notes
il the directors desire
The falling back Of Meade's army had mark
ed influence on stocks to day, and there was n
deci'ied improvements throughout the whole rail-
road share list This new movement OF the
Army of the Potomac puts an entirely different
aspect upon the military situation, aud is inter
preted at the Stock Exchange n prolongation
of the The New York roads we're not SO
favorable as the Western shares-the greatest
risk being on Erie. which equal to "a per
cent. over closing rates OF last evening.
An arrest WAS made to day TOO passing s.
treasury notes altered TO SIS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04

A THE AMERICAN DIspENsARY VIZ TREAT BY
N new method. and with the happiesf results FRO
iESfs terl falling OF the wonib LEacersffon T7csr-
atio LHch tess. whites,l Usrsasy and all other dis
20 which the american fsmdff IL 50 pecuhsr,
liable Send three doIla and receive by express
the Doctors Fsnsts Sy5fRos$ This instrument shouc
be used by every IN the land foo the purpose Of
oisGnia,ss. eorort. ks;ih, dc Sent free on recep;
of stamp copy Of Private Letter 20 Married ladies'
health. &c The Doctors ces1rG.ed Female Pts,
fresh from the DpsnsaTy. tss geod IN ample die
eases, irregularities. IN. Proc 81. cert by mail
at The American Ds1eHs1ry also treat. sofhos4f
mercury, and with falling Teaeral OF
what The guacks call prr0te secrcf diseases Eiis
IN AL is stages, Gooovrhes, elect, strcfare Hydrccee
Crc0cec yaricoc-e, Csrsocee. sps-ratorbes, seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual DEBILITY, In
potency, and effects Of self-abuse The lass sfx
treated Of IN private letter. !" which send free
receipt Of stamp.
1be experience Of the Surgeon in chsrs. Of fhs de-.
pertinent OF the oss; Hospitals Europe md IN
New Yor City, enables him treat patients scenticsl
ly and restore them speedily.
Those living al distance communicate by eftsa
and be treated their homes In urgent send g
or slo aud receive medicines.
Consultation FREE and COMPLICATED, koom Nc. 3s5s
RsS, W sshinetcr street Indianapolis p % Bnx f9ef.
aGrs.dfv-wi3t.lam
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Sisht Repori
from Warrington.


wAsHfSsrox. December She sistensn,
that General Forey or the French Minister we're
furuished By The Stste Department. With Scott's
military map OF Mexico. or any Other iniorma-
tion preparptorv % the French Invasion OF that
country, il erroneous. Neither Gen Forey or
the French Minister, nor any othsr person, eve
arke tor OF received any such inform ,son.
The military authorities received telegram
this morning FROM Gen PDs,er who was &C Cum
berand GAp With the forces previously cent to
that point - General Burnside 10 guard that i'm
por,ant place The few troops under the former
might perhaps be able To inh,ct some damage on
the rear OF Longsueet, who is retreating into
Virginia aHfr ga a.
Gen. shermsn would reach the me- ghborhood
OF Knoxville 70 das.
The Secretary Of War has given his decision
to the pen OF 3 French. Second Auditor OF the
Treasury. 10 cases recently submitted by Messrs.
Joseph Dewitt & Co of Philadelphia. that the
nine months volunteers of the several States.
who were called out October lst and July 18th,
1852, were troops not properly called FOR and not
accepted therefore they are not entitled TO the
sum OF SOS bounty and the 81 premium The
amount involved is several millions of dollars,
and As various paymisters throughout the coun-
try have paid many of the regiments from New
Jersey, Pennsy vania. Rhode Island, and other
States. they are peculiarly interested The sew.
eral State military departments are also involved,
as well as some 10000 troops who have served
nine months #.
The Second Auditor has also decided that the
So, advanced bounty should be paid by the mus
tering officer 70 recruit when mustered in, ms
we'll as the premium. Satisfactory proof must
be furnished that the soldier not paid this
bounty. or the settlement cannot receive confirm
alton of the Second Comptroller.
IT is probable that at All early day in the APP
preaching session, Congress will take action on
the whole subject of bounties. As the report Of
the Secretary of the Treasury Is much larger
than heretofore, arrangements will be made to
send copies to some of tue principal cities 10 ad
vance of its transmission 10 Congress. and so with
the other reports of the heads Of Departments.
but j, Is not certain with regard TO the Secretary
of War The manuscript of all the documents is
for the most part in the hands OF TIE public prn-
ter, and the estimates of the Secretary of the
Treasury will, usual. be laid before Congress
on the day of meeting, but the financial report
will not. perhaps, till several days thereafter.
The Presidents Message has not yet been com :
pleled owing to his illness. Ii may be almost
certainly stated that this document will first find
its way TO the country over the telegraph wires.
rs On former occasions.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04

t&- Burglars are about. amusing themselves
In Indianapolis now Of nights Our police are
interchangeable but they don't always catch EN-.
We will give instances:
Nigh, before last. on South Meridian street
near the Depot. store occupied by Keifer <
Rush and Dessar Bros. & Co, was entered. and
nm attempt m.de To rob the safes They got in
side the building bs prinyg of shutter OF a back
window. Halls safe was "operated" on. and
one door blown to pieces but they only got thirty
or forty dollars
An attempt. the same night. was made on a
safe belonging to Dessar 4 Bros, but failed
The reports were distinctly heard by Mr. Keller,
who slept up stairs, and BY the wstchmen in the
Depot and the Government ware room opposite
The burglars evidently became alarmed in their
work, a. they left mallet aud chises aud papers
scattered about on the floor: ais, two slow
matches made Of punk, about two inches
square and covered with black muslin
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04

STATE or INDIANA. ADJ'T GEN'Ls OFTicE.l
MINNEAPOLIS. December 3. 1865.

STATE or INDIANA. ADJ'T GEN'Ls OFFIcK}
ISplANAPoLIs, December 3, 1865
Authority having been received tor the organ
ixation of a battalion of coiored troops IN this
State. enlislments therefor will be accepted from
this date
The recruitment of colored troops IN this State
for companies or regiments forming IN other
States Is henceforth positively prohibited
Authority to recruit colored volunteers viii be
granted upon presentation of satisfactory recon-.
mendstious, showing the applicants TO po-sess the
requisite qualifications to discipline and command
such troops.
BY order OF Governor Morton.
Lar NOBLE,
Adiutant .tseneral 81 lpdlans.
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DAILY SENTINEL.
War Meeting.
FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 4.

A Grand Rally at Masonic Hall this even in e
In aid Of recruiting
A salute will be fred at half past six; The
meeting will commence 1T seven.
SPEAKERS:
Gov. o p MoRroS.
GES. II b. CARRISeros,
Col X. w. THoNrsoS.
yoIs BLAKE aud RYAN,
Hos 3. DusSISo, and others.
The Glee Club Brass Band and Drum Corps
will be there.
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Democratic Documents.


Address 90 the Ne mecratie usm be re
n. e.s.rsi Assembly 10 the rsopl- u Indiana.
setting ssrss the Assory of the late s-ssca and the
r-ssess ~hy had been accomplished during la
esastltcffoasi tern. rhb desunsu, makes pamphlet
sfsss~ss p>sss. and ~u b. furnished 10 aay gsasssp
pss<e 81 - pr susdrs4-
ThsCCsasevsps Aet-epeeeh 90 Hen.
Voorhees, % NE con.>rpsisn Pil. In the HOuse Of
Espre->~s.tvs.. r.brusry a. fsss THIS sseus Of the
an.s, sr>~ehss ofrr yeorhsss. cas-tion bc~ @
supyins large .hsr. 81 pablo sttsution. snd srsry
sstlsen IN indisns should hsve seopy. ruasss pam
pAlss sfssshs PAGES. Price si per hund'-a.
rhe Liberty Of the Citizen-speech
Of Hou. D. W voorhees,. deverrd IN TIE House n Rep
ressntsy~ February isss On the "Aei teindemnify
the President and cher parsons of susesnding hewrit
Of hsbsss eorpas and sesdone In pursuance thereof
printed pamphlet form. and can be obtained At
ls once. This is the great Effort Of NJ Voorhees, TO
rotectths liberty Of the citizen, and shoad be IN the
snds % every voter ia Indiana. II makes pamphlet
sfsiI,s-n pages. Price 81 50 per hundrcd.
rAlI order, should direct the speeches TO Ne cent
bysxpress. a. the postage viii be copy and
must be prepaid.
Address EEDER, HARKsEss 4 BINGHAM,
fndfsnspoiis.
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REVISED STATUTES.
~ - W. Rg Nc - nD ~ /,
GAVIN 4 HOR D,S
REVISED STATUTES!
OF sND1A Ma.
GcOozaci Geat1aora.

THE SECOND EDITION OF GAVIN &
Hord's Revised Statutes Of Indiana is nov ready for
delivery. Both been carefully revised
and all errors corrected There l. aided 10 IN, ara
volume appendix over two hundred pages, con-
tanning tue aclspassed At the regular and called sessions
of the Legislature losI AMI ., the regular session Of
1863, with full INDEX This edition will increase
the vAlne of tive work. a. II viii contain all
all the lava Of uls State now IN force. The second
volume contains all the upou b. subjects TO which
refers, except those Of 1855, za INC amendments
made at that session 10 To. iszFin Of that
volume. Tbes, Spienied acts however. will be found
In the Supplement.
The price OF the present editios, pruied upon clear
white paper and wei,bc-na l. txs polL.ss for the
volumes, or trvE DotIAns for either.
The srrrxsssr, ccnt.inng the aets Of the regular
and called ssssoas 81 the Legislature Of 1851 and the
regular session Of 1853. with complete indes, 10
VOLUME bound IN iesher u. the same .tyle as
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Dc,LAss thy
orders for either volume o; Tue srstue,, or eli, will
receive prompt attention. Adoress
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povie-dawtf Indianapolis.
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tkSUR ANCE.
3auitable Fire INSURANCE COMPANY,

OFrqcr NEWS BLOCK, SgAR THE PosroFffcE.
Indianapolis, Indiana. insores sf0res. dwellings,,
Furniture. Barns. Hay, Grain and Live stock therein,
against loss n damage bY 1re.
OrucKks--col. d. q Rose, President; J. j. smith, Vice
President; W n smptoB. Actusry. James }. ssnira
Trca urcr. b. - Fay. Secretary
D,xscroks-coi.D G. Reese. =. Nsr-hsi. tnaianato-
lis; Capt = !. smith Paymssef state Arsenal Indiana
p0hs " Z. Oibsen. Secretary ldlsaa Fire lasafsnee
Company. Indianapolis; b. ry. G~nsr4i Insurance
Agent, Indianapolis 7. D. kecsrty. Auditor wsbssA
County, wabash sept2s-G7m
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sg-SEw DISCOVERY FOR tn

sB-NEW ISC0vERT FOR THE
speedy anu permanent OF Seminal Weakness IRE
thrsi aud Vaginal Discharges. Glcai Sequal Diseases
Emissions. Impotence. Genital Debility aud diseases Of
the Bladder and kidneys.
BKII's Specific Pitts sa-rahtei IA all case.
and can be relied No chsnxo q aet eqairee They
do not nsussc.nor interfere with bus.ner, pursuits Up
wards OF 200 have hAen cured H. past month
More han oas lEndrod Plpscsaas hem N tlei,
prfrats practice, md al sqeak icH or heir cscaco
They are snir.ly hsrrule-. The system. he
lied In all cases srisng from youthful irdsere,cn OF
sefabuse, which often ineaaacatrS fhe sufferer from
fulfilling he dH'its u rGrrifd "
TgrAfisE OF 81 page. containing 81 cure,
sen, free to all. Two stamps required for postage.
The pills will be sent by mall securely sealed. on re-.
eept Of one Dollar. by j BRYAN. ND.
No. TG c. sr street NY
seld by all the principal druggist
TUML.Ns0N { cox, agents,
sep'Se-dSvly indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04

kSoISF AND BoILKk FOR SALE "A ave horse
power upright engine. whh boiler. teater. con-
meeting pipes. &C. In complete running order.
nov used in running the Sentinel presses. will be
cold :; bargain. 10 make room tor a ger en-
CINE. IL will 10 delivered When We remove into
our nsw Office. early in October. Apply at This
ONCE sepl2-tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04

BooIs AND SBoEs AT No - East Washing
tor street. next door, west from Glenns Block.
Que OF the mnst varied and eKiensiV as~ors ments
OF boots and shoes Tor ladies and gentlemen's
wesr nav be selected from The most elegant
goods in this line may be purchased at the lowest
cash prices At TIE establishment Gf VI. Hanier 4
Co We would particularly and respectfully re-
quest our fair readers 20 visit when they are
shopping, No. 10 East " ashngton street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04

TaI FIsK Asr.-Mr. Runnion. Who is untir-
ing In bic efforts to please the public has at grsa,
expense. secured the services of DR. Bushnell. the
celebrated photographer. Of the world renowned
Root Gallery Of PhilAdelphis; With Mr. Penfold.
whose artistic taste and skill eolorst needs no
CON mendation. wecsn confidently recommend
ell wanting pho,orrs pbs plata. coiorsd. in the
fse.t style, 10 give Mr. r. cali
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04

r. Yesterday vas blue AMI silver stresk in
The progress of Time. which began with Aaam
and Eve. At the creation. and ~ill end at the
resurrection. IL w~s inexpressibly aud unsur
passSbly beautiful aud glorious. We need not
state that many gay ladies showed themselves
upon the streets. This would be understood as a
matter OF course. You could not keep the
angelic creatures At home on such day. unless
you should exercise sour marital authority or the
circumstances we're peculiar
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04

q Jacob Kahn. No rs East Washington
street. IS now furnishing the most splendid. beau
tifni aud durable goods to the public. We would
particularly ask citizens and military men to call
at Mr.. Kahn's establishment
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04

WAGON SroLES.-0n Wednesday night. one
horse spring wagon. used for a grocery wagon,
VAS taken from No. SIS East South street IL
vas painted dark brown. and had two steeples on
each side for . top. liberal reward will be-
giveu fog information that will lead To its recov
X. SIMPSON.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04

Masonic NoTicE--The annual election of the
officers of indianapolis Chapter No 5. will be
held this (Friday) evening, at o'clock. All the
members are requested TO attend
JOAN NJ BRAxwELL. Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04

tB Bristles-and fur. il may be called-of
hogs. are worth i've cents on any animal At any OF
odr pork houses. A great trade is driving in this
drection-a stiff. firm trade for brushes. hair
mattresses. etc. But these articles come back
in higher prices.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04

Nav SCIrs.-As this il the season when every
person wants new suit. they should call on g.
II. Hstksm. No IL North Illinois street. and
examine his stock of piece goods and select a
comfortable suit for the season. New goods
just received. decl-tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04

(by the wholesale,) is the most popular man IA
town. Everybody wants good shoes-thes
naturally Get rhis work In fact Jones. V,nnedge
1 Co. sell nc other kind for Misses and little
girls school shoes. boys aud yoauls' bocts. and
% the country trade in particular.
decl-dlw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04

eE-ye4r tie rsiou DEPOT. 90 South Illinois
street. Frsnk Smith h-s for sale hngse ~ rine
Rooms. and lsge ~. fronting - ,eet on the
street aud running back 200 feet to az alley.
The property i IN a favorable location foF
boarding house. and could be made TO do a fue
hs,..,..s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04

tB We had the pleasure yesterday of meeting
Lieutenant W. q Hill, of the sth Indiana.
Lieutenant Hill Is at tcme on furlough. on &C.
count Of disability Incurred by srduous service.
So soon as he recuperstes he will return to the
Union army.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04

~ The First National Bank. OF Indianapolis.
English. President, Nofisinger. Cashier, and
Jordan, Teller commenced operations on the LIST
inst in ODD Fellows building. north room.
round floor. Pennsylvania street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04

n Before the Mayor. yesterday. burglar. and
pickpockets. robbers, thieves aud common to-
pers had hearing, Justice was tempered with
mercy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04

TT Nick Of the Woods Tonight at the Metro
poilan for the benefit Of Proctor An ovation
awaits the gifted gentleman.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04

woop CHoFPEEs WAsrKp.-The highest price
10 cash paid for men TO cut 900 cords OF W GOD.
on Madison Railroad. three miles South Of 10.
dIsnapolis- Timber . good-psy ments once =
week. Apply Immediately to aHmg
JoHx 8 SPAsS.
$. W Cor. Washington and Meridian. ats.
dee2 at. 81 II 81
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TT IMPORTANT TO LADIES. DIR
HARvKr's FExALk PMS have never yet fsled IN re
moving difficulties arising from obstruction soppsg-
OF nature. IN restoring the system perfect health
when suffering nom Spinal affections Prolspss uter
the Whites. other weakness Of the Uterine Organs
The Pills perfectly harmless the constitution and
may be taken by the delicate female wifbou,
ing dis'ress-the same time they act like charm by
strengthening, nvgorstng and storing the system
healthy condition, and by bringing the monthly Pc
nod with regularity, matter from what the
obstruction may arise They should however, NOT bs
taken during the FIRST three four months Of pregnancy
though safe at any other time miscarriage would bs
the result;
Each box contains o. pills. Price al.
Or. HARveY's TREATlsF on Diseases Of Females
Pregnancy. Miscarriage Bsuenness. stery. Reprodnc-
ton aud Abuses Of Nature. and emphatic ally the Ladies'
Private Medical Adviser, pamphlet Of 81 pages sent
free any address Six required paw postage
The Pills and hook vii be sent by mall when desired
securely sealed sud rrepad.by
J. BRYAN, n D., General Agent
o.fe Cedsr street. New York.
u i'sold by all the principal druggists.
r0xLrNS0S COX. Druggists, Agents
sept30'ss-doswly indians polls
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04

eB-If extensive variety il an iuduccment to
buyers. no one need pass Baker & McIver's to
get what they want In the way of hat or cap.
dec2-d4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04

sE Gen. Ebenezar Dumont. member Of Con-
gress from this district, left for Washington last
night. We understand his health IL quite poor