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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16
SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATION,

SUIIhEDOEU L
Which in the unmarried female is a constant recurring
disease and through neglect the seeds OF grave and
dangerous masdcs are the result aud as month after
month passes without effort being made to assist
ure the suppression becomes chronic patient gradu
ally loses her appetite the bowels constpaed night
sweats on, and the consumption finally ends her
LEUCORRHGA, OR WHITES.
This disease depends upon inflammation Of the
lining of the womb. 1t is in all
companied by pains the back the bowels
and through the hips easpoonful of the medicine may
be taken three times day, with injection of table
spoonful of medicine, mixed with half pint Of soft water
morning and evening.
IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER, IN
PLANTATION OF THE KIDNEYS AND CATARRH
OF THE BLA ADDER STRAN6UARY ANDBURN-
ING or PAINFUL URlNATING.
For those diseases II Is truly sovereign remedy. and
too much be said in its praise single dose has
Are you troubled with that distressing pain in the small
Of the back and through the hips teaspocnful day
ofCOnstltution Water will relieve you like magic
FOR DYSPEPSIA
1t has equal in relieving the most distressing symp
toms. Also, Headache Heartburn, Acid stomach yomit
ing Food, &c. Take a teaspoonful after dinner. The
dose in all be desired should
be done gradually
PHYSICIANS
Hare long since given up the Of buchu cubes and u
nber in the treatment of these Diseases and only them
for the want of better remedy
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved itself equal to the task that has devoved
upon it.
DIURETICS,
rrtate and drench the kidneys constant
lead 10 chronic degeneration and confirmed disease.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16
CONSTITUTION WATER

To the public with the conviction that II has equal
relieving the class Of diseases viii u has been found SC
enneny successful in curing. and trust that shall
be rewarded for our efforts IN placing 50 valuable areedy
IN form the requirements OF patient and physi
clan
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16

TIE h Ms.
TERMS or THE DAILY SENTINEL
One copy, one year. 80 w
months .
One copy, enc month. 90
Delivered by the carrier within the city, 10 cents per
week, payable to the carrier
Agents will be supplied at II cents week.
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY SENTINEL
10 copies and the maker Of the club.... Is 90
20 copies and the maker Of the club.. 30 90
Additions be made clubs any time the above
The will be printed each psper without
extra charge.
No paper will be sent without prepayment. contin-
ued longer than paid for Address
ELDER, HARKNESS, & BINGHAM.
Indf.nanoifs Indian.
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NOTICE.
TRUSSES, &C.

L b SEE 7 EY7S TR US0
ESTABLISHMENT. i2G cLAaE IT. CHICAGO, Iii.
Branch 0.Hce-No s. Nor Pirh Street. ST. Louis. Mo
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16
LAND AGENT.
FOR SALE

IGOR sALF-A TRACT OF THIRTY ACRES OF LAND
on the Charlottesville Turnpike. one mile and three
quarters from the city cleared
and the baancein TIMBER good framed dwelling house
containing I'VE rooms, cellar, pump, &c. will be sold
low-part cash, balance time Apply the subscri
Der AT No. lis East Vermont street, Indianapolis
apr6 w2w 4. GARLAND.
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FoR SALE By ALL DRUGGIsrs-PRIcE 81.
WI. H. GREGG A Co. Proprietor

II n
Morgan Anen General Agents. No. IS elf street,
New York wrgh; French IS Randolph ST; Smith 4
D~yer. - Lake St Wholesale Agents, Chicago, Illinois.
iaI1s -dsrn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16
PHYSICIANS
CONSTITUTION WATER

Hare long since given up the of buchu cubes and
niber in the of these diseases and only Their
for the want of better remedy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16

rritate and drench the kidneys, and by
lead 20 chronic Degeneration and confirmed disease.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16
DRUGS.

n HAVE associated with me in business Mr. G. ".
Sloan. who has been assistant in the store ier
number years past Hereafter the business VII ee
continued a. the old stand under the fru q
BROWNING a. SLOAN.
feel grateful fer the liberal patronage which ne hst
receved-tras by strict attention 70 business ano
the wants Of our customers 20 merit aud retain the same
K BROWNING.
IL persons knowing themselves indebted % me WI
n please call their earliest convenience ane MAKE
setlementof same. aud oblige X bho"Nise.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16

Has proved itself equal to the task that has devoyed
upon it.
DIURETICS,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16
NOW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIRE


Ihk sov~Fnnsutsi and porr<xi cn><ssuus e -
coming year wi have A sh~srsnx mistress Cor ~-~ry
estsen We are engaged In gigantic evil wsr DE -
suit Of which nons can f0re>e n shre.,.r. a r.1x>
change in the Institutions and prsn>pae. upon -hsh ne
Government was founded. and the dsssrustor az IN
liberty and rishts 81 The csis,n, sch .. ID.
people Of ne ether nation have enjoyed, ana q
which may he attributed unequslsd progress
IN National prosperity and greatn~ss The tsss wm
be upon Is. whether this free sh. b.
preserved and maintained and the rights Of the States
under the Constitution perpesusfcd powerful central
authority be permitted grew Of this war oolsr-
atng State lines, institutions and al hose hecks
upon the Federal Government. nights BY The
sisies which have constituted the excellence and supe
rority Of nafonaity-Stsfes "oDe the sea" fer
the common objects sc; Nrth In the Consutuon. bit
distinct th- bilovs" IA the management % der
purely domestic affairs These questions were involved
IN the recent elections. AMI the voice Of the people
emphstcAy expressed for the Constitution q
is and the Union Il was" Never there time
when 1t was 50 important that the people shoah Be thor
eughy advised 20 the progress and condition Of public
Affairs and Of passing events people are not o. for
elgovernuient unless with in,slieent Judgrrss they
decide upon the questions which arees alike their own
and the public welfare
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16
DYSMENORHGA, OR PAINFUL MENsTRUATI0N, AN
IN MENORRHAGIA OR PkOFUSE MOVING.

Both diseases arising from faulty secretion Of the
strua fluid in the being too little and accom-
panied by pain and the other profuse
ton which will be speedily cured by the Constitution
Water.
That disease known as FALLING OF THE WOMB.
which the result of relaxation Of the lngaments of that
organ and is known by Of he avneSs and dragging
pains back and sides aud times accompanied by
sharp lancdating shooting pains through the parts,
will, in all cases, be removed by the medicine.
There is another class Of symptoms arising from
TATION or THE WOMB which Physicians cali Nervous
ness which word up much ignorance and IN nine
of the doctor does really know whether
the symptoms the disease. the dis the symp
toms We can only enumerae them here. speak more
particularly of Cold Feet Papation the Heart, impaired
Memory, Wakefuness, Flashes of Heat, Languor, Lassi
tude and Dimness of Vision.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16

VIII soon assemble and the most important questions
will be brought before Tor determination One Of
which, the Emancipation and Colonization policy d the
President will vitality affect the future the country.
All interesting Congressional proceedings viii be
ported in the Ssafinei
IT II IL Hc9I - IL - Tu ~ HE
new Legislature will assemble the sth Of Jana-
airy Its action viii have deep interest for the
citizens Of Indiana The nfiRci win contain faithful
and intelligent report of its proceedings, that the
reader can understand from day day What their Repre-
Adm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16
FOR DYSPEPSIA

IL has no equal in relieving the most distressing symp
toms Also, Headache, Heartburn Acid stomach, YOmit
ing Food, &c. Take teaSpoonful after dinner The
dose in all be increased desired, but it should
be done gradually
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16

Diseases occurring from and the same will be
entirely cured by the Constitution Water aken for any
length OF time The dose should vary with the severity
Of the disease twenty drops a teaspoonfu three
times day in During the passage OF the Cslcu-
lus the pain and urgent symptoms should be combatted
with the proper remedies then followed up by the Con-
sttuton Water, above directed.
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Nt.aSs<sNtS.

,t ~ IOE GDIGll--jSR CAMP.
u "ft 80 ,rrit, A. sal vils cherry. cure eu-t fo-
s.. ode 80 tbto.f ~ 4 pti,tis ,ri, 70 sniS0
80 tfrI', TO t' h.d al tAAibfl rs b.uf
COO ..ore 700 pou,-,. retr tth,. tHNipFES
d-.t ,tofc. '1f Eud-on ard Hammond tis. -It.b-
Ui = O., iDvrr, std 4th a., and Ina Irookl n 81
HiI,i ., .ii Futon IT 4.3
EtLOS s-HAKGtK~ PREPARATION
nv rr is Ia non 3 ~ "a houis AID I'll rJ.i-
'l-o't tr. 'nr 4 fslor IN liOm %" tsyt 18th
ont .u'.iur AGENCY. 49, i''aad 81, !. 3l1
NV YOkk SOCIETY FOR 1IIE RE
4 i.,. fthC Nir'ur.1 .ud crippled irc0rpHsted
Ip-I ~. one, so ~ second ave. ! y the pc,r
gratis. Oh De-, It moderate ths 60. Ill,s socio
~ fI,ui,n's iuts "a, tie 'in'n' and bs t'-es 'or
,Serp cut,l o v,rt;Y of def unity hImrla,i, cub
.t,InriH,d huts, ard lo.s o. povcr g. '.sr them
h.fo, ru'a's icf ny uc 'rIpo-,cr, Tor "ou ~ lac.
g., .urF .cr ci.gIs SpG uic,t9t,d limbs.
p. { "a. iullN &. GREEN. Tter,urc', lUNA
.l = SUR rs Coz. ssei etsfy. Il IL AEI
LILY 81
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am, ~ h.ir.,als a. .risu,el AGILE. 'h'Is
- 80 ne, wcqld ~ q :',n bsi 20 Y',. DO, |
-, ,snsd Assn hty ssia taai ,ncotape.en, m n |
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'n''th hs..d t.y. 'a',. v.ss' q. sN.d !: yer
o.. e,,.,, 1' o, , Cheer ~. e'ni,m,n |
;;ld."s :, ?.nh, ~ ,9.'t vGd,.'.tirf and, a |
So 'h'i NY -oud not r," .en
's. ttp1sS.sJ u. ,,~i..a ,i.cn ,5at tho |
~ a. . sooid ,'.as inc, -ita ne d,ys' tay
.r.' to. Arp'.n. Wv ''''' '''
., 10 Sesie ~ thet ,n'e, 'ono ,ie.n,uon .,,o
49,, ih., b. -t-, -, r'-7 70 ,fyi,e hia fticni,
10 ,a, .. ihe i.c's. 10 tri'7' lie c",ad d by
e H o'' n ,Art' n'"l hrer n,-D a.,
..t ~, a. -. m,;"rs motion -,
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on' dsa'.1d ,N'p Asss ssI ,""'t' Tasy must
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90 che, ms I'm II 49,, o p 80, a. ,', W
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v, n'a no s[''n To IL, tnand' o. ne NJ n; s'o
,'sn ,n, '-hi 1900 20. ." OF 80 d. ncd ionh
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n. 'aI !, -. - 'ni'" ~ iiu ."' Nv, tut
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bun a w. ,nS wee ,., ~ ~ thI rea SATIN s.t
$50, .. "a- 'lu' l'i' rNSh " g dine the
In IN. M. hl'i,. W - an, n. wi o o. ,tn,I
rnites vas sp,o i'.,e aug " som,
Mt s.dsN.n N ~ Nau. IN
sepieI IN a. ..'As 'Iss on 'Ald he hAd not con.
ns,n. .a.ns - n"n ~'tc tat hri .Ed ihos re-
him 10 m,.. I'm mat Th'sl LAD 10 ba''e. a'hed
h.. ~. ny. ~, "hh Va n Ia would nave done so But
sn....n. eAo ", ~ .ih'ug 'hn tnaelin s'', ana he
striy, 60 ivns !, ibri. % W 40 ,.s
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Too Late for Classification.


rorrf, A. Delle:n. on ffd,y mcrni-s. Of dip.
hos yvclia Hsl.usta Fortes. dau' htcr ~
al. ns5 AT -atsL forbss, a. ys.u. months
n ..i,a, And t-oro, u che ,,fni,y are ,e.sset
fb Iv... 70 ht,-rd ~, fune-.l, 90 sunday NON
irg ~ H. iicrn -esidsure Of her prfents, 1871
q, q; .','e'a "a aga I'll ave- a's'A '"'e'i II
MAsov 90 No7 .2:h, Jo.hus Mvon. ION o,
Gu, - anu i'sDshs Macon. ssed ''n' And
iuai---i,o Il III. nraily are t~r.e,filly invited
70 q, sri ne flnsrs from the rs'iierre Of bic ps-
en-. 90. al Ave, ~ sunday shsrnoou, Nov u,
slAyf> -, GOV i3;b. Mar si.,In. -fe OF Fat
r,.s -i'tiu. rsti's q Co Tyrone, ssnd
Tier i,rf. aud sniua iutsncss are tospcctfuiy IN
,t,a 10 ait,ud 'hs 'uuefAl, n sunday sneFuoos,
~, 70 al o'cir.. from her late fs'idsroe, 20
No.tt "a - W slftuIfh. ~
VANS "a so,. ioib cs'h.rns A, 'ifo q Wat
" t- T,a.. o ne family, .l~ member, Of Ate'n-
ga .,''ud tie .un.,sl, 90 sunGa, anerneep'
a.v o. o. o'c,0sk fiou' the reu'tnoe o. htf ui1-
81. q, g. -iao- " John h ~, - ysN 5sth -
h. l.D. si ~ inferred ID second 81 '-rri'ft az
psr 80 ELWAEp)--A rAECfL OF
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:. ~ SO; iuen,.vc, 80 aeh. .nd her p,psr..
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~. AMID. uEN tOR PUTTING Up
" .s.f, sni ooiufed msa Tor nlaei ins stove.
q CUuI1r.' 3i
(IJtNrlD-A GOOD WASHER, 10 Work
w i1 , n,,ry s,t' ... q. out s7te msI wtrtsd
I..-, 4 :. rt,El-ns. 27:
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an SfNtTuUIAL DISTRICT - 9Th
~ ard fonr n ~, rotf,'ic nen.irssion fo'
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= = w % 7 MILAN BNLM,
- o.. bAG4CAL HAta RESTORATIVE
/, atruc Esgua.,r ard u Autisr u the human haIf
i1tciul u % rruv thick and luz r, AM ~ childhod
y -, 'sr', and hnisii ns action p1on he scalp, Il
fEEN y #; IT, Han from FALLING orr, anthm-
psst' 20 y ne and vSor !, also pos ssses delight
m frlsrsuce shieh mast make II Especial fsvofits
WITH th, Lndir- lhia excellent preparation IL tho
sui ~ i .f,l co'abinn,ion and many years study,
A. l.- AZ s1i IN partial rial viii BE- iouuJ q
"a . 8 Rcgo. a'iv. 10 the hair, possess ne
a % ,tt, n, or 90 these y any other ,rnaf PREF q
,e'iou .,er ist-oauesd. Haaofse nrtd At Vi South
So nd :, Wrhemsblfs.hi 10 be bad IN We. fort
coz. seGue ana H9Ys.0n u. Pliee "a o0tA
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PROTECTIVE WAR CLAIM ASsOC(t.
TlON-lhe objects Of the A.soclatio1 Are o Sc 2.
90 soidie'. snd eiiort and their fsfn y = 60. o.
~ pehnvns' pay and boln,y, snd q ..sc sv ~
inbrnatlon 10 them ssthou' cUs', aaG o. - s-,A
nAnds AGAINST them and the Government App .a>
nen 10 person or by letter should b. made N HEShY
.AAkkAk IkQ, Sef. - GhA@heu q, Aes YoIhV
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WHY is ,hs sun Ess trsAdi Bee,us.n rises 10
the yeast tes.'J
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nzJsGsI'lNL.

CCNAEu LINE.
X : eLn, 0 Lv,rrool SIS e-rrcney
i'rou, Q1r,ui own o. Livefpooi, ESQ snId or eru'v
OF ut currency.
l.roLA'.,i' wedgns'l.y, ii's ~.
I pNlGagu AgV'r TO
81 WILLIAMS / GCIoS, 20 FuItona
EDR LIvEEPOOL-OLD BLACK BALL
L l. NJ rsoki,. Tho ship Is AAC WEBB gill sail
Iuuciu,ily on aaneey, Nor ~ fot passage N cab
!, EOCHE BPOs b COFfhY. 60 Sou'hV. s.s
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n y 4 / c T.
The stean'hip GLASGOW,
Of this lice. viii al ss 40 Extra Nt.aD,.. on
lIii kSDAI. .1v lo.h.
risa p'enfii accommodations for fev cabin and
.ctfspe pee. usafs redu. r,.'. payable in u T.
tur.'ucr joins u. DALE, Agent.
80 10 4 oadvAy.
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~ . ate nor n 7 Fsis' ne p, - 'ah Pre-
zinc, Police, mace . descent up3r heuto y 81 re-
! gave 90 We seaLhs eel collG @ Thomson ana 4h
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MA.,'j Nt,}


-ar r,~:' ,p.: ..s .o,.s..o' nv "-'
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-01-14
20 EFfzI ~ ~ 'atf--
LesfsI9tufe,


We have never yet published any Of tho
proceedings Of the Legislature. now in ses.
sion. for The reason that nething Of public
interest has yet transpired.
The all absorbing question now, is tho
election Of United States Senator to take tho
place Of Rice, whose term expires next
March.
Monday night the Republicans met in cau-
Gus, to nominate candidate for U. s. Sen.
ator, and twenty four ballots were taken~
The first ballot was as follows, viz. , ~ess>
ror ramsey 20 .
For Aldrich = "a r-af
For Cooper. 1--WE believe) ~
Scattering IS
The twenty fe.1stk ballot resulted As fo)-
lows, viz.
For Ramsey - %
r~r r. om'th 1G
For Aldrich - 4
Scattering 3
The intermediate ballotinS was not mud,
varied frola the above
On the 18th Mcclure gave notice ef =
private bill to authorize Frank Ives ESQ.,. tn
establish ferry across the Mississippi River
at Red Wing.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-01-14

Isaac e. Sterns,
J. w. Blake.
Oscar Dickey,
w. E. Nichols.
VIM. Rock,
Marcus Es5sleston,
5. G. Burk,
J ohm Hack,
knutc Finceth,
C|las. AbclS,
!Ole Ole son,
LARS X. Aakcrs,
L. j, Smith (Kenyo
James Cox,
f. +. Dem;ck,
j. l.. Clifford,
Luther Scofeld,
VIM. Libney,
VIM. II. Pardy,
jesse McIntne,
J. G. l'ir,ce,
W. 7. Hastings,
Geo. atkinson,
NJ. b. Lewis,
J. Meachaln.
PET
Geo. HandersOn,
j. G. Dow,
Mat d 'yle.
J arnes Scoiicld,
DrIrn S,rkptt
John Murphy.
W. L. l. veil,
Frank Kelly,
Thos. Carney,
d. Dewey,
Jacob Turner,
Hans Hanson,
r. II. Booth.
Shubal Wales,
: Gunler Olson,
j. Z. Swift,
ID. F. Wood ward.
q w Iiarl
l.. f. Richard,
Alex Merritt,
!, s. A. Crooks.
Melvin burrows,
Asa B. Lewis,
f. A. Barnes.
! ". p. Scofcll,
VIM. Fr.vberser,
! John Watson,
A. D. Roberts,
7. B. Sheldon,
fIC, Bergh,
) C. J. +. Smith,
r VIM. Mead,
!, Th"s. McManus,
Smith,
! W. L. Sargent,
i p, 5. Fcnton,
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-01-14
Jurors.

Jurors.
Tue following is the list of names selected
by the County Commissioners, at their late
session. from which the list Of Grand and
Petit jurors, for the next term of the Dis
trict Court will be drawn.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-01-14
N.S 7. - = = - - =.
F. Joss, Clerk Of Beard.
--...---.-......---------------s>-->s

z RAMSEY NoA1xAvEu-In The nspablicaz
cancas last night. Alex. Ealsses was nsms
mated e. S Senator in place Of Rice. II on
ly remains nav 10 confirm hss nominaIlol
hJ jasas caarention Of The txo houses q
the legislature.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-01-14

S. p. Chandler,
Fletcher Hagler:;
G. w. Libbey,
Aron G. Hudson,
H, +. Simmons,
Geo. w. Post,
Han Bonnell,
Thos. Hanson,
W. R. Brown,
Garnet Phineson,
j. F. Comstock,
Wm. Akers,
'n)E. NJ. Sumner,
S. j, Willard,
Chas. Hi:nmelman,
Thomas Baker,
George West,
D. l.. Davis,
Chas. Spates,
p. Vandenburg.
A. ID. Whitney,
Francis Ives,
5. A. Freistea.,
VIM. Howe,
Joshua Ashton,
1T JURY.
George Gay,
G. II. Gaylo'd,
A. w. Post,
II. l.. Barrett,
Wm. Williamson.
Andrew Bj"rakee,
Willard Z. CrandalI, I,
August Fosiesing,
knute Peterson,
Addison Hilton,
w. Il. Brill,
John +. Wright.
jacob Wells,
Andrew Thompson,
A. B. Cra,ner,
=. D. patlenyail,
J. G. AcnoId,
Willard Kinyon,
Alonzo D,bbie,
John Lceson,
BENZ Bevcrs,
Seth barber,
Andrew Co,ter;
Cl'as. Betcher.
VIM. Haynes,
$. B. Park hurst,
Andrew Swanson,
Thomas Taylor,
John W. Luce.
j, S. Allen,
Jared Sexton,
John Tredericks,
Benjamin Sherman,
Albert Hall,
G. j. Lundgrer,
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-01-14

The man u ho xsui1n'. allow his Wig 10
skate has coaelasied 10 ses 'sr sd.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-01-14

Ihe KiCn'nond enquirer, says oa0Seg oi
financial ruin to the Confederation is i'm
minent, and the high prices resulting from
the enormous issue OF treasury notes, are an
enemy more formidable than Yankee armies.
! 1t recommends tax bill to produc, s. 5y,-
100000
| The Enquirer publishes the Emancipation
Proclamation, with details from New York
papers OF negro jua;iations over 1t through
out the North.
/ jeff Davis was serenaded in Richmond
last Monday night and made a long speech
scla.ming q rebel victory at Murireesbort
equal 10 that of Fredericksburg. and pre-
diets that on. of it will come dissatisfaction
lin the North, wh ch is ultimately to s@pe-
rate that section from the Eastern States.
/ The death OF tie fugitive rebel, Governor
j ackssn. of Missouri. IS confirmed, Ii oc
Eearrsd at Little Rock. Dec. 7ih.
+ TALLaaoMA, Jan. 5. :
/ Unable to dislodga hisn from his easrencil
meats, and hearing oil ofre:ntorcements, with
E.irex from his front nigh: before last II
has ncs fosiowsd- Ny Cavalry are close o'
his front
I BeaxTos BaAsa.
TIE dispatch charzctsrizei the Mn.fseas
Ishoro fight as 4 rny stsFsols affair, and canao
reconcile Brasgs first with isss las. dis
patch
i The EraHisr says It Was dissppoins
! nen.. Las cot disaster. ani finds consola
= ssor, ii the &c. that the Unsoa army Va
horribly crippled
81 NASHVILLE. January, s.
Il NEfeesbcro Is entirely deserted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-22
yrom P.rtrcs. aToarse.

foKTKEss MONROE. Moroay July a. 1863
The flag Of truce steamer New-fofk, arrived Lat
might from City Point wi l,GVe prisoners Of war,
in charge Of Major Milford They ieft Tor Annai-
ela early Tho morning.
Richmond papers cay: Nineiy-one pIisoDe1s, cap
cured on aerns Isl.nd in The recert fight before
Charleston, arrived 81 Richmond the Eth, and
were entered at the Libby Prison.
Dr. Walter p. smit0, eon Of Prof \. Il. Smith OF
Baltimore, Nd, died al D.nylle. Va, oa the 10th
inst, oftyphoid fever.
A special 10 Tie -NcTtdcA Clart0a Gays: every
Thing IN Jackson il n rhe wildes; state Of excite
ment. Citizens are flying ia every direction. The
streets are SLED with stock, negroes, and ialoi es
.eaping. OK carts and every conveyance are used.
"There was a terrible storm here Tart nigh. with
heavy rain. Citizens FROM Clinton report that, the
enemy me burning every dwelling-house on the
route as they Tnss.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-22

n gallant War Democrat OF Pittsburgh, who
served nobiy az an of!cel Lieutenant- Colonel in
the Peninsula against tie kebes, writes thus in a
priyste letter 10 one OF ns Old Democratic friends
in tLis city, under cate Of the 18Th met, concerning
" The oraft in the Iron City:
"D-D hss drafted. sod =, too have drawn prze.
The notes iu kev-YoiE WI fDd Response
smolg the people Pittsburgh. The vest S,cessioust 70
raise he COPPER ia opyo-
tho CoEscn pton II he did, he would speedily
GSd himself tToub with short Of D!tsh Gen Brooks
is officer trhed with and though feas
oEtsinco % uprising 10 any par Of tne Department OF
tbe MonOn yet. should the dre in NewY ORR
have sriie iitsors here, Gen BROOKS amply pre-
pared 70 them Il once"