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Maryland free press., 1863-01-16
R"hccca Cuahwa, Guardian. vs. Leila 4 Cushwa
and Rachael ! nushwn

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MO. 1891 H. the Circuit Court for W aslrir rton
1 County sitting NJ Nnart Ni Equity. Order
cd by the Clerk uf the Circuit Court, this sth dav
Of January 1868, that The sales made and reported
by James Nason and Solomon Fiery l,r"to,ore
appointed Trustees inr the sale of the rcd estate
in the proceedings Of This causa mentioned, be rat
iiicd and confirmed, unl,5l cause to the contrary
br shcwn to the Court on or before the 2d day Of
February next: Provided, Il cory of this order
be- inserted in some newspaper ln.hlshod in
Hagcrstown at least oncG Il week tnr three
successive weeks, before said Last mrptiorgd dav
The report states the amount of .alr> ~ be about
1899, so. True Copy--Tcst:
jams ISAAC NESliTf CLERK.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.

ElY virtue of d@crecof the Circuit Court for
I'd Washington County, as n Court Of Eprity,
the undersigned will sell at Public Sal, on
SATURDAY. the 7M day Of FEBRU1Rf ifG3.
at II O'Clock, A. NJ, Ut the Indian Spring.
The Real Estate lying in said county, aud situate
about miles north OF the Indian Spring, it being
the same real estate belonging to- Ca!hatine, wife
of the late Levi Moore, deed, and occupied by him
in his lifetime, containing about
TOO AcRx's OF land.
There IS a fine Tw sToRIED LOG MANSION
HOUSE. where Mrs. Moore now lives, nrw log
BANK BARN, good
ElRED 81 Tl-NTLL
competcnt to do \ great deal OF work; and ether
out tbuildings. There is good well OF watar near
the house, and also running watgr ....
Also, there il now TWO STORY LOG HOUSE
about 200 yards norlh 0t the Mansion iiuuscj and
about 2aO wards thence north there are EIh Il
LOG HOUSES, one Vi them being used Is Store,
and near b, there is a School ii0usc and short
distance there are two other good Log buildings,
and all knownas 'Moorcsyio" ard here there are
two Fine Spring
On the south west portion Of this tract of land
there is a good Llg House with atabtinG.
There are fine Springs distributed over this
tract iase portion ng Is wen iimo'rta; rsa ana "a
cultivation. The land Is Limestone and Mountain
and Of Il fair quality, r. r
This land will b. sold together or n rGrccl5 as
il may sut purchasers, and rs 1t may b. required
TO be sold.
.sG Thc Terms of Sale aro--Onc third Of the
puietlasc money to be paid on the day Of saic or
The ratification thcrcolby Tie Court end the bal
anco in two equal annual payment, h9lH ;he day
of sale, The purchaser giving his bond, therefor
with approved security, bearing interest from the
day OF sale and upon the payment Of the whole
purchase money the Trustees are directed to exc
cute decd therefor to the purchaser, free, Gear,
and discharged Of all claims of the parties tv the
Ccusc.
WILLIAM Y. HAMILTON.
ElEnAkD Ii. ALVEY,
Jan Trustees
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16

TIE PORTER Court -MARTIN-It is gen.
orally understood that the court in Major Cen
eral Ntz John Porter s case voted ;,ndnmous!
ly On Saturday for his entire acquittal The
fact that their judgment was rendered within
perhaps an hour after the close of the dofunse
justities this belief Wash. S'ar.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16

S ANDArD WORSHIP Tho Romans wor-
SHIPPED their standards and the Romn standard
happened to be an eagle Onr standard is one
only one tenth of an "eagle''-a dollar--but
We make all even by adorug it with tcnfold
5,ynt;orI
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL EsTAEE,

EpY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
ES Washington County, the subscriber, Trustee,
for the benefit of the creditors Of Joseph Ncltyi
viii cell at Public Sale, in HageTstown, In front of
the Court House,
On TUESDAY Y, JdauGYy 20th, 1865.
at II o'cloch, A. NJ, The Farm lying In W ashing
ton County and situate nearly on the road heading
from Harne's Mill to Welty's Church, and ahoHt
two miles from Smthshurg, and aboU: four mile"
from fieiteTaburg, and ontainingN
go ACRES OF LAND,
more OF lces The land il of good quality, and
under good fencing. The improvements uron it
are a &RIST Mill. running two pair bprra, and
dTtilery Herewith connected. STON E Es5t
DWELLING HOUSE, Log Stable, md 9th Eg:,;;si
er out-buildings. There is - good spring "i'-''SS
water at the hnase, and fine orchard on the farm
Alec, at The zane time will be sold
i6 ACRES OF MOUNTAIN LAND,
living about one mile from the sad farm.
T,Sms are One third of the purchase none! to
he paid ON the day Of sale, on the ratification
thereof. and the balance in two equal annual pay
mepts from the Gay of ssLs the purchaser giving
his note with approved security, bearing iotcrcS'
from the day of sal- JOHN "El'fl
decg6 Trustee.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16
wIxBA.~ DREET..
FNRMING UTENSILS,
Ground L Co., Geo ". Pole & Joseph Letter, W
Enrhara Wnniplar and nthers.

Barbara Wampler and others.
hTO lG59.--In tho Circuit Count for Washing.
~ ton County, sittin" "a t Court " Equity.
dcred by the Clerk of the Circuit Court, this 18th
day Of january, 1863, thatthc sales made and re
ported by WIN. L. Ilumi!ton, ESQ, heretofore ap-
pointed Trustee for the ale Of the real cstntc in
The proceedings Of this raus, mentioned, be rati
fled and confirmed unless cause to tina contrary
he ahtwn to the Court on or before the 9TH day 0t
February next Provided, II copy of this order
gcrstown, ut least once Il week lor three succoJ.
jve weeks, before tn said last mentioned day.
The report states the amount of sales to be six
hundred dollars. .D....
True Coov-Tcst
jan16 ISAAC NESBIf'F, Clerk.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16
PCD@9TEsESN EgTD
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.

v A Z u A B z REAL Z 3 7 f.
1Y virtue of Il decree of the Circuit Court for
DWashingtun County, a. Court of Equity, the
undersigned trustee, will sell at public fnr on
TUESDAY THElOth DAY Of fFEBGUAf,Y, 1868,
in front OF. the Court House in Hsgcrstuwn, 81 10
O'Clock, ~ NJ, all the following real rstHtc n'
which Frederick Dorsey, ST., died seized and pos
scssed
lst-An that valuable FARM lying shout ;hrrc-
quarters o' mile from Hagurstuwn, OF the turn
pike road leading to Sharrsburgr on:the east side
OF said road adjoining the lands OF Jonathan iiA-
ger and David Drelcr, containing
12G ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS
The land is Of the fret quality, and in a gopi
state OF cultivation.
Tho improvements are BRICK DWET.- -
LING HOUSE,. new FRAME BakN, s;;ijl
OthGr out-buiidings; also good ice house There
i5 well of good water near the h0Ua', and alsn
one in the orchard near the road 'Fnrc is 4 fine
young Orchard on the farm.
2d--Aiso the Is ACRES OF CLEARED LAND,
under new fencing situate on the turnpike Iced
ing from hSgerstown to Williamsport, abrns ?
miles from the former place This tRnd sdjnns
the lands of John Nohlcr and others, and is Of
good quality.
3d:-Also the lots or portions Of &. ound situate
at the west end Of llagerstown, and lying on and
separated BY the turnpike leading from Itarcrs.
town 20 Clearspring, each containing about u Of
M acre. These are desirable town lnts
5ss3"Tus TERMS AEr--Onc- third of the purchase
money to be paid on the day of sale, or the raif-
cation thereof, and the balance in two equal aunu
al payments, from the day of sale the purch a.-c
giving his bond therefor, with approved security,
bearing interest frou, the day Of sale, and upon
the payment of the whole purchase money thc
Trustee is directed to execute deeds therefor.
WILLIAM 4. HAMILTON,
Jan Trustee.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16
paaiel MiiIer rs. BENJAMIN Eeglu aaa David i.

MO, 1919. IN the Circuit Court for Washinat.n
" County, at;ing as Il court Of equity. Order
ID, by the Clerk Of the Circuit Court this lst lia
Of January 1863 that the sales Tnaie and reported
BY Eonianiin Roigle and David y. Wilca berctc-
fore appqiRted pfuaets for the sale Of the real o.
tate in the proceedings OF this cause mentioned be
ratitlcd and continued urleFa cangc to the contrary
he shewn 60 the C0ur. on before the 2lth day Of
January met, Provided. a copy of this order be
Inserted in some newspaper publishedin WsShirC,
ton County st icnst uacn week for three sacC,e-
si7e weeks, before tho sail lrst mentioned day
Trae COPY Test
jan2 ISAAC NESBtTT, Ci'l
A Ill pe,eoua bRying books from the npjles LEI
-tA-tres Society of the College Of 81. Japes, viii
please return taeu Immediately to
Dec, 10 SAMUEL EARPl
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16
MaAicated Tar Drops.

GNE OF the most convenient and popular RENE
~ dies row employed, for Coughs, Colds, IIoarse-
so!d by BELL & BRO,
janl9 Aputhccarit,.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16

State OF Maryland, Washington County, to wit
On the 9th day Of January, 1869, before NE tie
subscriber, Justice of the Peace in and for the
County aforesaid, personally appeared William
N. Marshall, Cashier, and mad, onth. according
to law that the above is tiuo statement of the
said Bank. ijaa9l JNo. COOK, j. P.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16

Joseph Long ~. Sathtniel Long aud others
MO. l520.- In the Circuit Court for Washing
~ ton County sitting AZ n Cnur, IT Equity.
serh Long, Benjamin Long and Mary Long his
wife, Simon Long and ItRdessn his wife, John
Shupp and I'VE, his wife, Smith Artz and Lydia
his wife, William Curtmln, Elizabeth Long, DS-
yid H. Wrs guardian Of Alice Long. William
bong, Lilly Long, Charles Long Aun G. Curirlen
Elizabeth Long, Il. d. Cnalon guardian Of George
W. Long, Elizabeth Long, Mary Long. Isnac
Long, Simon Long, Nathaniel Long, Emanucl
hong, aud iebccca Long.
George w. Smith, Jr., guardian Of EGi Jane
Miller, Franklin r. Miller, Henry u. Miller,
James W. Long, ard Mary Emma Long.
John $. Miller and Sarah his wife, Rcbccca
Long, Simon Long and Edward g. ". Stake, Ad.
ministrators Of Nathaniel Long, d,.c'd.
You nre hereby notified that will proceed to
take proof in the above cause On "Wednesday the
2Sh day of Ja;i,mry inst. al | O'clock, at my Of
ice IN HaEcrstown, in pursuance OF an order Of
iifo Court passed in tn, 3bovo cause on the l9th
day of December, in the year lsG2, at which time
and place you ard each nt you are hereby notified
tn attend. 2 5 CLAGGETT
lang Auditor
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16
Lucinda NJ Thoma v-, John J. Thomas ant 9th

eIa.
RTo. lT02-In the Circuit Court for Washington
dcred, by the Clerk of the Circuit Court, this 7th
day of January, 1868, that the sales made and
reported by Robert Bridges, heretofore nprouted
Trustee tor the sale OF the real estate in the pro
ceedings of this cause mentioned, be ratified AMI
confirmed unless cauae to the contrary he shewn
to the Court on pr before the 3lat day ct Jauua
ry next; provided, copy OF this order be inserted
in some newspaper published in H&gcrstoWn, III
least once a week for three successive weeks, be-
fore tho said lat mentioned day.
The report states the amount ot salad % be esvcu
hundred and twenty dollars.
True copy-Test:
jan9 ISAAC NESBITT, Cl'k.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16
ESTRAY NOTICE.

FtAhE 20 tho Stage S;allu OF Geo. Sim, in Ia
~ crrft0Hn, on Sunday the l4ih inst, a
BROWN MAKE, with awhita altar in the forehead,
no othtr marks noticed. The owher il rcque,ted
20 Come forward, r;ogo property par r'ltargcs
gna take h9r arav.
Dec i" TDWAEI MtcULT.OUGU
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16
A CARD.

Many articles belonging 10 the subscrih"r hav-
ing been removed TO places Of safety, dG;iug the
io which recently destroyed his rie6iencc. hc ifN
quests those having such III charge y notify him
order that he nav again get them.
CHARLES GROSS
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16
81 ACt3FS MORE oRIEss

This is IL mOsI dcrir able tract of mountrin I.,nI
~ 10 Previous to The day OF sal" this Iaui viii ic
laid OiiDto tcTi"nt iuts Mat nf hirh wi ue
exhibited on d. Of sale.
The terms Of sale are, one ,hi;d oC ia. rnrrF,asc
money cash. and th, baiancc in two cauhi annual
payments from the day Of Falr and that urCu the
payment of the purchase money good n,t ;H;iic-
lent decd will be executed therefor.
Jan0 LOUISA DORSEY
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16
PUBIIC SALE.


FENlE Subscriber will offer at Public SALE at his
Il residence, one mile north Of ilagclstown on
the hiddeburg pike, .
On FRIDAY, the Both of JANUARY, 1868.
the following articles to wit '.'"
.a'E.s~E RsEIJfgs OE HORSES.
4 lot q" CATTLE, some Of witch ire fic MICH
cows. Broad Tread Wagon with wood ladders
nearly new, fdir Of Hay Laj,lcrai set of Wagon
Gears nearly new, 6 get Of P!Ow Gears, Collars
and Brides, new leather Fly Nets, l new Wagon
Saddle, j leather head Hrltc;s, wagon Whips,
pairs Oi wagon Bells, one
&aX"RINIG- WA S%CEJ,
and new Harness, ! naw Sleigh with pole and
shafts, COW Chains, | three horse BarshCar Flow,
, two horse BarshCar Pnws, double shovel
Pow, 2.inelc shovel Piows, / Harrow, n lot of
Double and Single Trees, Spreaders, fifth Chain
and Spreadcrs, two log Chaigs, two iron Scoop
Shovcls lot of Rakrs and ShakinE Forks, iron
Dung Forks, iron pitch Forks Jack Screw, a
lot o. Sleigh Bells, RTll.r, one
w wITBA-T DRLEE,
pair of Rail Carriers Wheat Fan, Grain
Grain Cradles 6nd NoAing 3cythc, a lot OF Cider
Barrels, two mems riding Saddles, two Leather
lines, four and six hors" leather Plnw liNes,
Patent Straw Cutter, lot OF Wagon nuuSens,
new Carrier Chain, two pair of new Butt Chains,
now pair of Breast Chains, together with large
lot OF
FARMING UTENSILS,
too numerous to mention.
Vsc: Sale to commence at o'clock, Whtn n
credit of five months will be given on all shms of
So and upwards. sums under s. cash, no goods to
be removed until settled for: :,
jsnl6 THOMAS y. SPlClER.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16
TRUSTEFl' s SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL EsTATE


VALUABLE REAL EsrATE.
EEG virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court !rf |
Re Washington County, as a'i,""' Of f"'U'v II"
undersigned Trustee will sell fias5iic
On S.ATLHDAFLRc 2lb ddy oryIb;,x
next OsGS) at IL O'clock, at the STONE Wig wTiHf
Wcverton, all the following real e.tatp oT I'll
Casper w. Viewer died sci6cu and possessed 'h
lst All that valuable FAHM situate immqd;a,,ly
on the Baltimore Ohio Railroad and Chesa.rtf.,.
& Ohio Canal and contiguous 10 Weyci trn enntq;n-
ing 10 Acres, c0odS aud pcro5 Of land ebIr,+ ~
Acres Of this farm is arrablc land fertile and 20
ductivc and in good state of cultivation 'rh'
ba,anG9; pax, i !; Wood Land, arge portion ol SSr'''
Portable Dwelling House, stabiirt; az U4,i.ings
Also SO Acres, Rood and Percho5 OF
MOUNTAIN TIMBER LAND. J
lying cast cf the Pleasant alley gcada tic aou.,
ond of the B!do Ridge
This land has been laid of into :, n acpcrate LOTS
"A Plat oi which will be cNbbi.ed on tho dav oi
Sait: This Tract kas upon it large quantity pf
the finest
CEEsE TIEIBEa
3rd Also, all thlt strip ct land living between
the Baltimore !S Ohio Railroad, aud Chesapeakr &
Ohio Canal, containing about TWO and QUAR-
TER ACRES of LAND, and which has beer divided
into three Lots Plat oi which will BE- exhibited.
The tcrnls ofsai3 prc;cribcd by the decree, nrr
one third OF the purchase oncry 20 be paid on the
day Of salo, or on tho ratification thereof ard She
balance In two equal annual payments. The pur-
chaser giving his OF theiC bonds with approved SC
curity, bearing interest from tho dar &" Sale, and
upon the payment ot the Whole purchase money,
the Trustee, viii execute deed OF deeds, for lAe
premises.
Dec. &c. Z. S. CLAGGETT, Trustec
In Tie matter Of .hc application Of GEORGE s.
MCDOWEL ELL an Insolvent Debtor, ior the bone
fit Of the Act OF Assembly in such case made and
provided.
RTn p3G7 mn fhn In vonte -
IN cult Court for Washington County Ordered
by the Court here TING first day of January. 1863,
that the fret Monday in the july Term Of this
Court, next succeeding the date Of this order be
fixed as the day for thesaid petitioner 10 appear
in this Court, and nnawor spch interroxatories or
allegations as his creditors CnfursCrs ana suretios
may propose on allePe against him and that said
petitioner by causing copy Of this oIdcr 10 be
printed in some newspaper published in Washing
ton County once a week for three successive
months prior 10 the said Monday in tho next July
Term OF the Court, give notice Of the fixing Of
said day for the purpose herein reci,ed.
True Copy-Test
jane f' ISAAC NESBlTT, Cork.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16
Cal Oil ChinnAvs.

A MOTHER lot Of Extra Thick Ana-a!.i Chin
"A -iust e3iv'dhv TELL & Bho.,.
l1ni6 --.. hnoiheCaIi
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16
.ESTRAN STEER.

TAAIE to the residence Of the subscriber near
" Downsyiiie, about tho last Of Sept, IL
NED -a.H"Ea W'E3fTE. STE ERG. .
The owner d requested to como forward, proys
property. pay charges and take him away.
dcc26-3t ANDREW u. SC1NEBIY.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16
INDGLLrBLE TNK

T97O be used without preparation, and warran
Il ted durable. Can bU used With stc,l pen..-
Prepared only b, IA. BELL & BRO,
ianO ApOthccaroa.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
Il Il II & @ - ii f. PROPERTY.
On Tuesday. Goth of January ,uSG2.


DY virtue of an order of the Circuit Court for
y Washington County, the undersigned, Trustce
for the benefit OF the creditors of George =. Nc
Dowrll, an Insolvcnt debtor, will sell Mt pubic
sale, on the above mentioned day. at IL o'clock,
A. H., at the Hotel Of Wm. E. Doyle, in Hngcrs
town,
One Fine EEcNstgr WegoR.
THREE EzdDEs SEES VRJErED q
HARNESS. ,ALA-
This is the IIuckster Team Belonging to the said
Mcdowell, and known so well on his route. -
The route is good one /. win be sold IS q team
or sel araly, as it may be deemed bet, Also. viii
be sold, lot Of about
10 Bushels Of 2Gmbc Apples,
The Apples are Mt the residence of said Mcdowell
il LcitersGurg, where they can bo cXamin I'd -
Als0--A sack of Fine and one Of Coarse Salt.
7,rms:--A credit Of fur months will be given
on ali sums Of So, on the psrohasers giving their
notes wite arproved security, aud all other sums
cash.
WILLIAM I. HAMILTON,
jnu9 Trustee
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16
Valuable Mountain Land for Sale.

A I the same time with the whole of the ebovc
N real estate. The undersigned will sell at pub
Lie sale all that tract Of Mountain land lying in
Washington COUNTY and situate about "a half male
from The road leading to 1T. Etna CtIc farm of
the late Juhn Horincb to the plack Rock aud
about mrs cast of Nj. Etna. and adjoining .hc
lands OF u. Rowland, Daniel Reynoid upd ,he
heirs Of John ClcyidcnCc and containing
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16

JAM
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, WEDNESDAY MORNING,
DAILY SENTINEL
TELECRAPHIC:
Noon Reports.

InrrOaIrD r1rnEasLr ,oa InE DAMr srAIr sEs1nsr


NEw YoRK, Nov PA statement that the
Army of the Potomac moved at sunrise this
morning upon the enemy. and which was printed
in the journals in double loaded type. is prema-
ture. unless correspondents with the army and
the authorities here are totally mi~infOrmed.
There are, however, abundant indications that
the army of Gen Meade will not devote many
more DAYS to building railroads and entertaining
British officers with reviews. Our troops are
eager for battle and confident of speedy and dsci
sive victory.
The Worlds Washington dispatch says:
Meade has as vet made no advance. dis cav
airy. however, is just now very active. Stirring
news may be anticipated.
A special dispatch from the army tonight says
that no movement OF any nature has taken place
To day. There are signs OF activity on every
hand. however
Rain set in to night, which may destroy the
brightest calculations
The HeraId's Morris Islond letter states that
during Sunday night the gunboat Lehigh,
while on picket duty near Fort Sumter, got
aground Daylight discovered her position TO the
enemy, who ut Unce commenced furious fire
upon her. both from James and Sullivan Is
lands Three other Monitors the Monitauk.
Passaic and Nahant moved to her aid. The Ad-
mral boarded the Nahant and called for volun-
teers carry hawser TO the Lehigh. Out of the
number who offered themselves, a Surgeon aud
two sailors accepted, and proceeded on their
desperate mission under a tremendous fire. and
after their attempts they succeeded in getting a
line fast 10 the Lehigh and at the turn of tide the
Nahant toWed her of Admiral Dahlgren pro-
NOTED the two seamen on the spot to the rank of
petty officers. Commander BrvsOn, of the Lehigh,
and an executive officer. Lieut.. Hopkins, were
wounded
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25
From Cincinnati.

CIScINSArI. November 24-C. W. Hall
horse contractor for the Government, was found
guilty. sentenced TO six months Imprisonment and
fined ten thousand dollars for defraudiDg the
Government in purchasing horses
There is nothing additional from Burnside
Cannonading Is still heard
A battle is anticipated between Grant and
Bragg to day.
special to the Commercial from Chattanoo
ga, dated the 23d, saws:
Deserters. last night report the rebels falling
back to Chckamauga Station. Their artillery
has been withdrawn from our front. The whole
army is apparently in motion.
Reconnaissance this afternoon revealed the
enemy apparently in force between and Mis-
sionary Ridge. General Hood. charging up TO
an orchard on the Ridge. carried the rifle pits
under severe musketry and artillery fire, taking
300 prisoners We now hold all the high ground
this side of Missionary Ridge. Our troops are
in line of battle, and will lie on their arms to-
night. Hard fighting is inevitable to morrow
unless the rebels withdraw tonight.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25

Mall l:35 y. NJ
Express trains this line make the following connec-
tions:
AtColumbus with Cleveland. Columbus and Cincinnati
n. r. for Cleveland, Dunkirk. Buffalo New york aud
Boston.
With Central Ohio r. r. for Newark zsnesviIie
Wheeling Baltimore, Washington City, Philsdephis aud
New York.
With P.ttsburg. Columbus and Cincinnati X X for
steubenvie, httsburg, Harrisburg, Baltimore. Philadel
phia, New York and Boston.
The Morning Express makes direct connecton a Ur-
bana with sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati r. for
Beefontaine Forrest Clyde Sandusky and ell pon'
that line, and at Piqua with Dayton and Michigan X. X.
for Toledo Detroit and Great Western aud Grand Trunk
Railways
The Mail ira connects At Richmond with trains Cor
Dayton. Xenia. Hamilton and Cincinnati.
Time same TO all points As by other Through
tickets for sale At the Union Depot.
h. G.CAREf, General superintendent
II. CHAsDIKR General Ticket Agent
novl4-dG.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, November 23-A letter received
here to day from an officer in Gilmore's army
states upon the authority of rebel deserter that
several shells, recently thrown from Gregg, ex-
ploded in King street. the heart of Charleston
killing several persons, among them officer Of
the Sd South Carolina artillery, and riddling and
firing several dwellings,