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The weekly Butte record., 1863-07-04


The Republican press have been for some
time crowding their columns with simulated
quotations from recent speech delivered by
the Hon. ohm j. Crittenden of Kentucky,
whom they eulogiza in the most extravagant
manner as a loyal man according 10 the Re.
publican standard of loyaltv-seryile submis-
sion to unlawful power. But they nor any Of
them dare to quote what Mr. Crittenden really
said; because to do 50 would prove to the
world that the man whose d" loyalty they so
bepraise, is in open rebellion against the usur-
pations of the Administration and its time
serving creatures. Ia the same speech from
which our Republican contemporaries pretend
to quote, Mr.. Critteuden said
When usurpations Of power are made dan
gerons, and when encroachments upon my
liberty and The liberty of my constituents and
upon the Constitution intended to guard the
liberties of US all, are made, would have every
man have spirit enough to declare his opinions
and offer his protests Without this freedom
of speech there can be no lasting liberty the
republic cannot exist. \ people
who cannot discuss the public measures of the
nation. and apply the necessary rebuke to Sc
cure correction Of wrongs. cannot be free
people, and do not deserve TO be.
GRAIN in Yolo is much better than was ex
pected few weeks ago. About Knights Land
ing the farmers are harvesting good crops
The weekly Butte record., 1863-07-04

TO Unfortunate Females-Alasi cred / .
poor Maid, your skin, tho yellow coarse. and dark
as sin, and pimpled fresked, sunbuut, tanned.
spotless be, [ understand all such defects are
cured, elope. when washed with Jones Chemical
Soap. Your teeth. your breath, You'll not dispute
when washed with Lafonts Soap Teeth Root, white
as the driven snow are made, though yellow, tar
tared dark decaye and fragrant. pure and sweet
your breath, though purd foul as rotten death:
and that red hair, though now IS coarse as any
made to live, by Jones Coral Hair Restorative: all
dandrufl, scurf would he removed-the hair stopp'd
falling and improved. The articles above spoken
of are all we represent them, and are sold at
sonable prices. t25-eents) by every respectable
druggist in California.
Agents Crane ( Brigham, Druggists, san Fran
cisco. ol9y
The weekly Butte record., 1863-07-04

CALIFORNIA TEAcHER-We have received
the first number of this monthly. 1t is a
Journal for school and home education. Every
school-teacher should subscribe for it. Price,
one dollar per anuum Address California
Teacher" box 1877 San Francisco
The weekly Butte record., 1863-07-04

GRASD DEMOCRATIC Mass MEErIyG.-There
will be Mass Meeting Of the Democracy of
Colusa, Iuha, Sutter and Butte counties at
the Marysville Park, on Thursday, July 3oth.
We viii mention it more fully next week.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-07-04

/Why should not every Man. Woman
/and Child who has any disease cf the system.
1 caused by an impure state of the blood have re-
course to SCOyILL'S BLOOD AND LIVER
SYRUP, the best OF all purifers?
Suffer no more ye aalictedbut restore your health
by using ScovILLs BLooD AND LIVER SYEvr. =
1t never fails TO produce beneficial effects.
REDINGTON & Co. Agents.
4lG and AS Front street, San Francisco +
The weekly Butte record., 1863-07-04
HELMS TREET'S
INIMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
IT IS NOT i DYE.

~ - 40 4 i = Z
But restores gray hair to its natural color by sup
plying the capillary tubes with natural >astenanoe
impaired With age or disease. All instantaneous
dyes are composed Of lamar eos;ic, DESTROYING the
vitality and beauty Of the hair and afford Of them
selves no dressing. Heimstreets lnimi,able Color-
ing not only restores hair to lis natural color by an
easy process but gives the hair
The weekly Butte record., 1863-07-04

QUARrz mining in Sierra is just now very
productive, aud several rev lodges OF great
richness have recently been discovered. The
golden resources Of that rock ribbed county
are inexhanstihle
The weekly Butte record., 1863-07-04

MEDICAL PRESs.-The July number Of this
work, is. as usual, filed with valuable infor.
nation
The weekly Butte record., 1863-07-04
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

For County Judge,
CHARLES F. LOTT.
For State Senator,
SAMUEL NJ. SPR0UL.
For AssemblyHlen,
JAMES VI. SHIELDS,
JOHN s. BASSET.
For Sheriff,
H. NJ. PHIPPS.
For County CLERK,
SAMUEL j. DAVIS.
For District -4ttorney,
JOHN LAMBERT.
For County Treasurer,
HENLEY S. MADDOX.
For Recorder,
A. y. WYMAN.
For assessor,
j. B. THOMAS.
For Surreyor,
JOHN E. STOCKTON.
For Public administrator,
JOHN BEALL.
For Co. Sapt. Public Instruction,
|. R. KErCHUM.
For Coroner,
G. J. OVERT0N.
For Supervisor, Sd District,
III. j. MORRISON.
Township Officers.
For Justices,
For Constablss,
WALTER CHASE.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-07-04
MarysviIle Appeal.

MaT!sVIIle ApptaI
The Journal viii have to support the Mig
ger ticket, or take the consequences. Pretend
to be Union paper and oppose the great
Abolition, Higher Law, Republican ticket =
That is contrary to Republican doctrine. The
wool curls so tight on the heads of some Re
publican editors, that it affects their brain.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-07-04

SOME Cinnamon lately found a nugget weigh
ing four pounds. on Bridge River. This is the
largest nugget yet found in British Columbia.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-07-04
oRoVILLE, SATURDAY. JULY 4th

z- There are only iiro sides to tie question
Erery usaH assfst Be for the United States
against If. There can Be HeatTais in fsis tar
ONLY PATRIors-oE. TRAIToRs--s. a. Douglas.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-07-04
Correspondence.
BAS6oR, July lst, '6S.

bANGc8- July Isl, o1-
EDIToR RzcoRD =
have thought that would keep you
posted occasionally on political events as they
oceur about our quiet village.
On Monday night last, two worthies visited
cur place for some dark and secret purpose, as
their wolish ac,ions about town soon Indicated.
They were no less PeTsonages than the candi-
dates OF the Republican ticket for District
Attorney and County Judge Of our county,
and named Rosenbaam a0d Saffard. Ii soon
leaked out that these canvassars for the peo-
pies safrages were on missionary trip to
bring glad tidings to the weak>kneed Repubs
Of this beuishtei region. They worked at
night and searched the Union League ritual
for their favorite passages IN conducting their
dark and damning orgies. They shun the
light because their deeds are evil. But they
did as the Dark Lanterns used to do-organize
Union League at Kitchens old house, to
which they repaired as prairie wolves skulk TO
the feas. of their victims
By the way, am Informed that Stafford was
an old Dark Lantern operator. From appear
auces, it seems these candidates expect success
at the hands Of the people BY their secret acts
that will not stand the test of open daylight,
and honest public criticism. We are, howev-
er, on the track of these stalkers, and do not
intend to let them have things all their own
way over here, and l would warn voters in
other localities of our country, TO look out for
them and mark these pious missionary cusses.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-07-04
DIED.

In Orovle. June 2Sth 1868 of inflammation of the
brain, MARY CAruAEINE. only daughter of Dr.
James and Catharine G. Green. aged l3 months
and j. days.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-07-04

THE quarrels of the negro head press are
amusing. The editor of the Detroit Advertiser
calls Greeley a political nuisance. Greeley
replies that if the Detroit man will pay up two
hundred dollars borrowed money, he may cons
tinue his abuse without reply or comment
The weekly Butte record., 1863-07-04

GRAIN in Yolo is much better than was ex
pected few weehs ago. About Knights Land
ing the farmers are harvesting good crops.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-07-04

The 5. F. Journal preteuds to be Union
paper yet opposes the Union ticket. 1t is a
wolf in shnar-c c1otb;r,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-28
LIVE STOCK.

Droysrsand Farmers wiliAnd this the mos taAyaA.'
tsreos eruute eDr xAvA aaoek capAcious Ios4a, ,NeA
vs.srsd and supptied With every cenv saaeaae,A9Y
tsSn n0ponea line md hditscosAeetsse, 80 esesy
ate ontlOp II paid totheir vantA. From Hannourehs
where vall ~ fsunA every oouyepisnc< nr Nedl1g
asd vesa,pe choice IL oflered OF the PhlLADkA-
YHIA MN YORg and DAETIMOhx AAhAxI.
This viii also be found the shortest Quiekeet AnA
nest direct route for stock to New AssH-
tewnl-and thfcwer changesthan an osAef.
kNOCH LEWIS, Gsnsral6 6upt., Ano19as "A.
I.L. HouPT, Gen Tick u Agt. y fMls0olu M.
n. II. HOUSTON, Gsasrsa ts:ssa2a -
anTdkH- knueoeWass.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-28
FR EIGHTS.

EIGHTS s.
nv tht. route FYeighta of all description can BE-
fofxsrdsd ,o' tna afssD f'hilaAcipaia, New York,
&ilrosS3 f y 6SiS, Ksnsssty, Ysdfass, hIsois,
Ntasensla, lows ~ Aissopsi, PIX RAlLRoAD NJ
TIE psnnsylvaniA Railroad slso eoas ssss RllAe-
burg with ste saen, BY which Goods car Be fofNefd-
ssss ah5pstbt @ iAsoAiea Asskay6p4s;k kAs.,l
osnsAi aGiisosr1- ksnsass Arb kspaas sndyRsa NY.
ers; and At Cleveland ,ssndusky and Chicago with
saeamsrstp al ports ON the N0rthAW sssern lAkes.o
M0rchantsA and Shippers entSustipT the transp0ftA-
tADn yfsheir RysigAtto tnis 0smyAhy can rsly w1A
oonadsnce onits speeds tfanstt. a.
The mates sfKH6tUAs y
ssSia Csssfsi R.iIrosd, sTs s sii si9s. as "a
y9 y9sSS4at 4 t1s s AAfks AAEkss sAk keES sfefAk1SA'
IrSspsssanIraozaarspsikasss ..viA rsss.
CSnTlAL =. R.on .a.E
4 Tur 1rstektCos5rasts arShippmg .O!seeaasas, y
ply to address either Of the following ASsnA OF
B. b.A.sTRwART, Freight Aseat, PAaesrsA-
H.W BROWN Il CO., CtnsinnaNs o.
.NE4pRuN Co. Madam. La
II. kOORB. Loaissilas, ~.
w. s,;4ss 1.ksHf Y * sS8ia 1s:n;v'l''aaA osss
gLAkfH:a Ha,oeS AZ, esssss; sss;ss9 " 10 81, -
.e-9o.a 1'sEEIY : MONTGOMERY, !a:S9J ssssEill''
sal rs. rikscEz Il I & Co.. z.hssviiis:o. ,'o7t
~ R.c.r~EnpEti ~ 4. GsSssssf r.vsins AesB.
for ~ ssusA - Wsst.9i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-28

FaxA - lnN - by any other Kcuta!
r. X o 4 8 h So m2; s
by this Route FreiehsS can Be forwarded with dis
ps,ch TO Nsw ysrk, koeeen, PhtjAAea1Ais, Baaumsxe
and points North, East and Southeast. Merchants
viii and Is 10 iAsir sdvantsge u shp fSdshts fren
the Hast by this route. Over Charges and Da images
prpnpily settled. RATES AZ Low AsTax Low
nST
HJp AskfsF Tickets BY wsy or the Grsat wabash
Vslley Route ,e1d be sure you getthsm. fl
aTT New and Elegant Sleepipg 4 Cars arerunfron
o1cy " LsDaysttes fe1O Nilaa9 - thu stpasneugSts
can get good ~
III BsgsaesChseksdf from kseknk toallinRss.
taHtP fates, EaSt and south.
N,As.sTAckees fer nuhe - d he1Sxnsr = ~
Hain and Second streets.
* f3a@s eM1
,ss41-sI n gugmoJ .sdRHOkuK, iowa.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-20

THE CONFERENCE.-The CRowp The Demo
cratic Mass Meeting TO-DAY promises ~ be the
largest gathering ever assembled in this city, IT,.
nous for its big crowds The hotels were all
filled early yesterday. and when the late trains
arrived Il was impossible for those who came 10
get rooms. Liberal arrangements were made how
ever. provide shelter at least, for those who
were crowded out OF the hotels and. full as the
city was We 10 believe there many but
found resting place for the night Reports
state that the roads crowded with teams. and
that thousands campe,l last night outside of the
CITY limits who will he in early this morning
The excursion trains to dnv will pour their 9TH
er thousands. and when the streams meet upon
our broad streets, some estimate may be formed
of the numbers.
At no meeting ever held here has the crowd
been 80 great the evening before as il was last
night The sale of excursion tickets for TO day
on all the railroads has been heavier than ever
before The Bellelontaine road. for instance.
sent To the several stations their line what they
supposed was full supply of tickets not ex
pecting to sell two thirds of them They got or
ders last night for double the original numbeC.
Aud so of other roads The probability is that
there will he full employment for all the they
can spare for the occasion.
We shall make no estimate in advance of the
crowd. but if iftv thousand voters from the out
counties of the State are not present III the meet
Ing To day. will be deceived in the promise of
last night.
The best of order prevailed. and We do not an
ticipate any disturbance or trouble to day. The
Democracy of the country have assembled TO ex
press their opinions calmly and with dignity upon
the great questions of the day. and not to enga &c
in street fights gasconade. which can not settle
ANYTHING.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-20
From Nashville.
EOUNDRIES.
TIE HOOSlEK STATE
FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

IIAVING COMPLETED OUR FOUNDRY. WE ARE
prepared 10 receive and satisfactorily execut"
ord for stoves ani castings generally The seno
partner has just returned from the East where he ha
procured the desirable and perfect patterns for cook
aud pdror evernroduccd ntothe marke We e>pe-
ciay invite the attention Of wholesale stove dealers 10
this branch Of business with request that they will
Civ call Our other work will embrace iron fronts
and columns (which desire make prominent fea-
ture in Manufacturer railing and mill castings, sugar
mills and kettles, house work such venatVTs, win
dow caps s and hoow are in fact everything pro tuced
in iron foundry. We respectfully solicit patronage
and only promise what well and promptly per
forn.
Office and Foundry, 1903 south Delaware street, aflon-
ing Indianapolis and Cincinnati aud Indiana Central
Freight DepOts, Indianapolis Indiana.
--myl3- COZ, LORD 4 PECK.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-20

MErRoPoLiTAS HALL-The bill Of fare At the
Theatre 70 night is a very attractive one and We
have only TO look or the list Of the COMPANY To
be assured that il will be filed to the letter Mr.
and Mrs r b Conway. whose reputation is CO.
extensive with the English language; Miss Ma
earthly. Miss Fletcher. Mrs Pope, Mr.. Vincent.
Hill. Ashmer. Hight and White. all appear.
This il an array of talent that is seldom presented
in one performance.
The F,ctory Girl the drama chosen for this
occasion. is one that has met with unprecedented
success wherever PLAYED. and ia one of the best OF
its class ever written. We know Of no place
where MI evening can he more pleasantly or prof
itably spent than at the Metropolitan to night.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-20
Important 10 Females!

One department Of ouE Dspenssry s specially devoted
TO the treatment OF the Diseases Of Females such as In
chOrrhea, white lrregulsr. Painful Suppress
Menstruston, Nervous aud General Debility Diseases Of
be Womb, Barrenness. dc.
Consultations and examinations free Of charge
Also for sale. DR.. DAVIES RFGI-fATOR PILLS
For Female OhtrIctoDr lrreFula'iiic az Married Ia
dies ia certain situations should w. them as they
would cause mscarrisgs Price 81 boz. ard may be
nv mail.
DIR. GALEN'S PREVENTlN B--An invaluable article
for those wsbUg limit the nuunler OF their offspring
Of the barren who dcsr, Children warranted not IN
jure the health. ard will iasf for lifetime. sny
address, under seal, receipt Of the priceTW0 DOL
LARS.
Of their symptoms, will receive Blank Chart
containing lit 81 questions, for the course Of
treatment, l.. Medicines ,en any part Of the country
home. from curiosity.
All transactions private au3 confidential. Remember
the name ant number.
Direct all letter
GALEN'S HEAP DisPENsARY,
pOvl5-62d&wly Louisville Ky
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-20

INTERNAL REVENUE


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sohpsk . fsrc,,ss lAs snss.i ....,<r.rf sts1
Oh ssns -ie = sssA ~,@se'y Is S-sss.. ~ s~sn
yroprE 70 81 he sss,s>c. ~ q Orr. .sszaT De
nsss. or ss1ors esss = o., - >, - 49, IN
sey ~h not - ss'AiD~> tss'~es ss'nx heavy opspss
10 The Goveruusut
he ss.s.o<nfs gill - rasa. u.-<a N. s.,,o-,-.
1t. Tn I'll carriage ~agsls eshsr vshiclss tie
body q Which fsss rpon sp-' g. ~hes tn vsus a-rsof
exceeds ;hc q s-vsu;y srs Se.iar.. nescts The
harness
"a lc-n.e. ~ii p. sss....d 70 rsa fron IA, ist q
Nay, ises, &, J.; 4 May. ist 81 Ens1gif,e Ice, zee
y.sr. as.g frou he ,sriTaticn q 81. oa rssss
snc ending 1T Of Nay lsSs person csa-lng 10 %
oosn'ss AZ ~ before shs aspiration Q: the I'D haze
q N, license ssfnnds by nastsus roper
app ctiis-' 20 he col.cctol ~ ~ IGs.-.ct.
81 Manufacturers. bc,chers. srt rtbsrs. vl' nsks
thsiF uaaihiJ fepoTs - rsasl. be; With htfis
az Az fsc--. f-7y will also b s.ssssec upon ,he
annual gate, profits ~ noo-8s for he year fssc e 81
perez --.ii'g sl;h.n tb- fstrics she;h<- tsrv~t
iron = ka q p-ops-y ren;s. in,erefis dls.i>b<s,
salaries, ~ -ssn sny rr0s.on trace efnrlo,
prosts sr eacecd, The sta q III hundred collar
IN ttrnsns sfcf gans. profits irrorns. ell ether
National s's;. sudosisaxss a.ssssd uros p sTss
or Other Il ios. al 81 - e-crcss
rent OF any d~et rv1ssd, ocsDpisc b, the perry
all other the nal n, such
gains prof> income at 4. no csr- - te@ .r-.rs~s
OF living ss detsct-e. farmer VIII b. r.0ssssd 20
make return OF the -sus 81 the produce Of his farm WITH
oui deduction for the labor ssscs> q hisne
family OF for any portion % such proce Consumed by
himself and fsnty. % for he q ans psp sfrue-
lures such a. clearing. epclosine with races s<
for improvements bucinxr. bat
paid for hired labor, rent Of "a 90 any, ~
repair uPn his buildings or fsrm lnclud az &c Euh.
en,t OF the red lahorerS. Mil be deane.ea
karrn produce ~ hich tie producer
sist day q eosmosr lr'7 uus be syprsid ifs mar.
kti vace on that cay
Zach vii ;. required moons.
50 far specifying he from which cervec
10 enable the Assistant Assessor 10 decide shat aeduf
tons shall b. nlsd- iher-fron
The follow ng persons have been appointed
Assessors tor
MAKiON COUNTY.
JoHs 4. STANDARDIZATION No. AT ONCE ans sc~sr,
Ne. 81. city Of indianapolis.
l. PHirrs.-Dis!si0s Nc. 9.-NOr;h half ~ c.u,rs
township.
wnLIA~ HsuIS, -. Division No 3-South h sf ofcsa,r.
township.
J. NcCORD. Division Nc s-Ls-reucs and wsrr-s
tow ships
n'osas lHOrss.-Diyision No. s.--Frsnsln and Perry
townships.
fIELprse BsKuA.- Division No. s.-Deeatur AID wsy-.
townships.
IRA HOlINoSwonn. Division No. Pike and AIT
ngton TOW nships.
WILLIAM A BRADSHAW.
spss-dSvSv. Assessor sh DsfFic; u lncnna
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-20
4 Card from the mayor.

Al the request OF a large number OF citizens Of
all parties. and with view 70 the preservation of
the peace aud good order. il l. requested that the
sale OF spirituOus liquors by retail within the city
of Indianapolis. during this day. MAY ~. 1853.
be suppressed. and that all saloons anu place,
within said city where liquor : sold by retail be
and remain closed during the entire day and
night.
Witness my signature ard the seal OF said city
this Goth day OF May. iso3
JOIN GAVIN. Mayor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-20

q q. F-The r W Crawl Encampment
j. q q + Of Indiana met at Old f.llowS Hal.
yesierisy morning. 1t nine o'clock The fol-
loving J. the roll Of officer:
David Ferguson. NJ. " G. Patriarch
7 g. Beharrel. NJ Z G. High Priest
z J Blair. X W c. Senior Warden.
S. Frazier, X. W G. Junior Warden.
l. II Barry. K W q Scribe
T p Haughey. r W. G. Treasurer.
Christopher Toler. ". G. Sentinel.
jacob T williams. Dep G Sentinel
7 7 , p s MsC.r.y' @ Rep. G. LU.s.
The folIo~ing Representatives were nominated
a. officers for the next Communication:
Leouidas Sexton. G. G p
CYRUS l. Mutt. james Hook. q. II. r.
= Frazier. q. s. W.
r. VI Barry. G. 5.
7. y Haughey. g. 7.
& Toler. Grand Sentinel
J T. Williams. Deputy.
David Ferguson. g Rep.
F J Blair Alternate
The Grand Lodge convened at the Grand
Lodge Hall last evening. and will continue in
session To day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-20

MURDER IN Nrw ALBANY special dispatch
TO the Cincinnati Commercial dated the 18Th,
saws:
mortaly wounded, in New Albany. Indiana. by
a free negro named Thomas Cordill The white
mems names were Richard Satterly and Pater
lex Quirk The white men wore standing ON the
street talking. when they noticed negro behind
fence They accosted the negro. and demand
ed TO know what he doing there The ne
gro replied that the premises belonged to him,
when he drew knife and stabbed. with the above
effect.
The greatest excitement prevailed in New Al
bany all dav. and the military were called out TO
quiet any outbreak, should any occur At pres
ent all is quiet
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-20

CALL AT GLENSs.-Strangers visiting the city
should take advantage of the opportunity 10 lay
in such goods "a they need. Glenns' New York
store is the place 10 go. The largest stock in the
West is kept there. and they sell at rates that
the interest of the purchaser visit their
mammoth sales room Their arrangements me
SUCH having a buyer residing East. that they
constantly supplied with goods purchased from
first hands and in large lots, and the advantage
of the purchase is always given their
toners. Again we say to our friends needing
dry goods. don't forget the New York Store in
Glenns Block
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-20

WANTED CoRREsPoNpENcr Two Young Mid
overs without responsibilities. desiring "sarcease
of sorrow !" are anxious To oil the vacuum caused
by the loss Of their cara spousas by CORES
ponding with two young aud CAV widows, also
without responsibilities. having view to mAiri-
mony Address with photograph to
Capt AsHTON or Lieut. BEAEAAR,
5oth Reg Ind. Infantry. LIT Brigade, 1T ID
vision dist Army Corps. MurfFee-boro. Tennss-
see. l6 dii
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-20
new YORK Market.
Mr. Nnpu H. II

NEW YORK, May IL.
Flour-Lirht receipts. opened SC better. but
with decline IN foreign exchange closed very
dull 1T Yesterdays quots'ons
Whiskv-Hesvy nj 44d44Ic.
Graln-Wheat in light receipts opening lc
better. but in consequence Of decline in foreign
exchange, closed dull; quotations. 81 2ldl 30
Tor common 10 prime Chicago srring. 81 339
| AZ for Milwaukee Club: 81 44dl so for win
ter red Western. Corn opened lc better. and
closed dull At YESTERDAYS prices
Groceries-Cofee quiet. Sugar quiet and IN
changed
Meats-Pork heavy snd shade lower ct slo
fr old mess. Sl4Gl4 so for new mcss. $40 *
ais 80 for old and new prime mesa, Sla 506
10 90 for new prime mess BEEF quiet
Lard-Steady and more active at 93iGl07Sc
the latter is m extreme nrice.
Monev-Easy 1T 566 cent Sterling i.
lower, hut more doing at l6l Q Ga for FIRST elias.
bills Cold opened 1T 49,. declined 10 ASA
and closed quiet and firm at 1875 "a SOC prem
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-20

The REvlEw-The review Of the troops st
this post yesterday by Gen Hascall. was a very
imposing ceremony. The commanding General
was accompanied by Gen. Which and the off
cess of his staff The troops after the review.
marched 10 Washington street. and up Washing
ton street to Meridian where the several regiments
and commands filed off in the direction Of their
camps aud quarters.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-20
SPECIAL NOTICES
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CHARACTERIZATION BITTERS

Exhausted NATURES great reStorer delightful bever-
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and herbs IL invgoraes the body, without slim
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appetite and strengthens the ,stem. is
certain for Dyspepsia, Constipation Darrhea, Liver
Complaint. and Nervous Hradache. and prevents Mas
disease from change of Diet water, &c 1t be
used all times Of day by old young aud is particu-
larry bInended weak and delicate persons. Sold
by all Grocsrs, Druggists, Hotels and Saloons. P. H.
Drake K Co. 2O2 Broadway. New York.
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