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CAUTION !-Nune arc gecainc unless the
words - lIoriowAY, Nsw YORK AND LoEaoE.
are dis"crnibl" Is q Hater-nrrt in ever leaf Of
the hook Of directions around each poi or hoI :;
the sane may ht plainly sen cp ho'Jing tic Is?'
IA = h4i' j handsome reward viii! be given TO
any oar !"ndel.@ such information as may lead
10 ;hc Je'g lion Of am party o. parties counter
iJinr 'he medicines or vending the same know
irg thaIn t. bespnrions.
",eSoi3 the manni. tory Of Professor Eiol-
Iowa. 81 Naiiiaa Lane Wv York, and hy all
respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
'hronghou, the civilized world, in boxes 4; -
cents and y -.ch.
~ There is considerable saving by taking
the larger s:Zas.
Y. B.-Dirrctions for the guidance Of patients
in ever disorder are affixed 10 cach box.
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ALL THE NEWS

will he found in Tho columns d IH& WoRlt
!roi. til" various departments ut 5';0ian activity.
Political, Agricultural, and CONNER
cial. as Wei! as ir Literature, Science:
and Art.
New Publications, Inventions Discoveries and
Works Of .lrl viii receive The same careful and
;i!QroG. q, ,t;c"tioa.
The latest ana most Important news fro" Lon
dyn, Paris. Turin. Rome. syria, China, Ca:og-
MA japan E-yn' and South America. our cor
respondents will promptly send 10 Us.
Oar correspondents are attached 10 The various
divisions OF tic army will accompany them
wherever the 90. AMI iy = !igc Use Of the tc.e-
graph aud tn" mails present in The columns oil
TuE WunLo i COMPLETE NiSTORl NJ
TIE WAX, from day to day and from month
10 month.
In the Weekly and mi-Weck!y editions Of The
World especially large space will be given to
AGRICULTURE. ana to all The departments of
MANUFACTURING ami MEC!iANlC.L IN
DrSTRY.
TlX WnGNLY WoEao will contain IN alnt.:l-
Bic serial story during the coming year.
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AVOID evil company. A tree Is
known by its fruit. How many who
started in life with the brightest and
!airest prospects, have been sunk to
the lowest abyss Of wretchedncss and
have come to an untimely end, al!
through keeping evil company.
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Miscellaneous.
FRIENDS AND RELATIVES
HOLLOW Us PILLS
AND OINTMENT.

4 Ii. WHO HAVE FRIENDS MD RELA-
| n TIEES in the Army or Navy should TAX"
| especial care that they be amply supplied with
these Pills AMI Ointment! and "hcr" the brave
Soldiers and Sailors have neglected to provide
themselves with them, no letter present can &C
sent iil>uhy thc. friends. They have bee! prov
al 10 lie the Soldiers ucyCgt;.!i;n iricn. L! he
hour 81 need.
| COUGHS md COLDS AFFECTING TROOPS,
VIII be speedily relieved ana cocctuliI., cured
!,v using these admirable medicines, ana by pay
Ing proper attention to the Directions wEich are
attached TO each l'or or Box.
SICK HEADACHES AND WANT %uF Ape
riTE. INCIDENTAL TO SOLDIERS.
Those feeling: which 80 saddcn lis usually
arise from troub!" or annovanccs, INSTRUCTED
relspiration. or eating and drinking whatever is
unwholcsomc, ,hus disturbing the hcalthiul ac-
ton OF the liver and stomach. These organs
mu., hr .cicvyh. t yo~ desire TO be we'll. The
"I'S. taken according TO Inc printed Instructions
will cuc,l. produce !. HEALTHY action i'll both
liver AMI ,Omlch ana rs q HuUya! consequence
I clear head and GOOD appetite.
WEAKNESS OK DNBiLlTY INDUCED "
UTEH FATIGUE
viii scon disappear by the Use Of these inraiU
aalo pills. and the Soldier VIII quickly acquire
add 'ioual strength. NcTgr let tie Bowels he 81
Their confined or Unl ac;"f upon. Ii may
seem strange that Holloway 5 P!Isshould be re
commended for Dyscntry AMI F!uE, many per
sons surprising that hey would increasc the re-
taxation. lis :, .:e.., mistake, f." tTcsc Pills
viii vugr"c: the liver and stomach; and thus re-
moyca.l iMo acrd hGC1.s from Tie srsl@m.-
This medicine Wi! Civ tran AND II COR II the
whole organic system nov ever dc.gngal while
health ana strength follow As a matter Of course
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J a MES A. DAVIS. Syssssszs.:;as.szFs
CABINET MAKER. and s-.'--s
Undertaken

Is prepared to manufacture and furnish TO or.
der Tables. Bureaus. Bed-Steads. Wash
Stands. Wardrobes. Chairs, Collins, and
everything in his line, at the shortest notice
lie has also, q finely finished and FASHION
ABLE Hearse, and will attend funerals in
town and country, at reasonable rates.
Horgautcwn. Feb Il 's3-t:
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MAN, being not only religious,
but also a. social being, requires 10:
the promotion Of his rational huppl-
ness, religious institutions, watch,
while they give u proper direction to
devotion, Z, tie same time make IA
wise ""& profitable Improvement 0!
his social feelings.
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Tu, st;nr Of 4 bee consists of two

The sting OF a bee consists of two
long darts, adherius longituIina.ly,
ard strongly projected BY one pr!n-
cipal sheath. IN singing, the sh eath
is first inserted, then the two darts
pyotrudc, and make farther pune
ture. Zach dart has nine OF ten
barbs at the point.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-08-22

IT is easier to make. subjects than
to keen them. Men may submit to
the force OF arms. bat they never
obey bat a Just power.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-08-22

TIE DEVIL : Pockets. Y Dung me"
loafng around the church door when
the congregation is being dismissed.
Bows, resign: it's bad cause.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-08-22

TRuTIrUIyISs is d corner stone II
character, and If it is not firmly LAID
in youth, there will ever after be a
weak sDot in the foundation.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-08-22

Men scanning the surface count
the wicked happy they see not the
frirhtfui dreams that crowd BAD
man pillow.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-08-22

OK the 31st of March, 1868, the
British national debt amounted in
all to e799, 1892, lS9, three and half
times larger than was that of the
United States on the lst of July last.
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CoppERHEAD STORY. A French c

CorpERHEAD STORY. A French Ca
madam in Wategvilic, Maine, wish
lac to express his contempt for q man
with whom he had Il difficulty by
calling him a copperhcad, and not
being able to think Of the name.
said You Id old enc cert :
This expresses about the value Q: q
copperhead.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-08-22

GREATNESS supported by goodness
il hard to be overthrow.
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THE sEMI-WEEKLY WORLD.

TNE SEN.-WEENN WORLD IS Il large QNarto
sheet, same size rs ,hc daily. containing nil its
news, correspondence, misccllan" and editorials
It's commercial and uarNct news, and entertain
ing selections and miscellaneous reading. It's
caiil" market and provision reports make il
highly valuable 70 crcfy '.'acr.
Published Tuesday and Friday. Single copies
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Select gastru.
Heroes of the Nineteenth Century.

Heroes of the Nineteenth Century.
Hail! heroes of the Western world,
Whose crimson banners wide uufurlcd .
Are streaming high;
God greet thee with his cheering smile,
Brave chieftains, soldiers, rank and file,
Who dare to die!
Who dare to die in Freedoms cause,
Defenders of its rights and laws,
On field Of Mars
Der arches blue that span the sky,
Your names shall yet shine proudly high,
Among the stars.
Fight on unyielding as the rocks,
Amid the BATTLES rudest shocks
Aud wild uproar;
A nations grateful hearts shall claim
To raise We to the highest fame.
Forever more.
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Hon, John A. Corwin died in Ur
hama on the 1lth Of this mouth.
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Baltimore and Ohio RAILROAD
RE-OPENED! S;a2 2''

lsAs lEa
This GREAT NATIONAL THOROUGBFARE
is again open for Freights and Travel.
TIE Cars md Machinery destroyed arc being
replaced by NEW RUNNING STOCK, with ali
recent improvements; and as the
Bridges j Track arr again IN Good 0tvsdtaon,s
the well earned reputation Of this read for
SPEED, SECURITY AND COMFORT, -
will he more than sustained under the reofEmi
cation Of ils business.
n addition to the USEQUALLED ATTRAC.
TONS OF NATURAL SCENERY heretofore
conceded to this route, the RECENT TROUBLES
UPON THE BORDER have associated numerous
points on the Road, between the Ohio Biyer aud
Harpers Perry, with painful but instructive in
terest. !z sFEl TJi 5ZHli1 :
CONNECTIONS
At the Ohio River, With Cleveland md Pit1burg
Central Ohio, and Marietta and CINCINNATI Bail,
roads, and, through them With the whole Rail-
way System Of the Northwest Central WesCAhd
Souttwes,.-At Harpr.s Peny With the Win
chester Road.-At Washingto junction, With
the Washington Branch for Washington City
and the Lower Potomac.-At Baltimore with four
daily trains for Philads phia and New Yofk. : =
TWO DOLLARS additional on Through Eck-
cts to Baltimore or the Northern Cities, give the
privilege of whiting WASHE GTOSi CITY a
routt-being $500 lower than the cot BY any
other line as recently charged; and The nte 70
Baltimore being 81 follower than receptly chatg'
ed BY way OF Harrisburg.
Gs-This istbe ONLY ROUTE by vhicbpa
sengers can procure through tickets and through
checks to " asbington City: 81
J.H- SULLIVAN, General Western !Areot,
Bellaire, o. LII COLE, Gen. Ticket Agent,
Baltimore. VT. p. Smith, Nssser OF Transpor-
tation, Baltimore. april 4-lyr.
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TIE " WORLD.
IN INDEPENDENT
DAILY. WEEKLY AND SEMI
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.

II soiciting for another year T. continuance
] and increase OF the favor which in 50 short &
,eriod Gas given TO The WORLD its present rank
among american journals--a circulation, bust
ness patronage. and influence cqualeL b. other
journals only after the effort o.: many yearS-we
renew 20 our old and new readers the promise
that no labor nor expense will DC spared 70 make
TIKI WORLD what it aims to be
The Best Newspaper in America.
In politics. now. as cTer, THE World Is INDIE
PENDENT gur NEVER NEUTRAL. lis only creed is 4
national! oue-of which
ghe Union, the Constitution, and the
Laws. and Freedom Of Speech, Of
the Press. CT Political Discus
sion and Action
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Morgantown. Educational.
Woodburn Female Seminary
NorsantOwn. west Va.

Morgantown, west Va.
T0IE FALL SESSION of this Institution will
& commence Oh the
First Wednesday in NoEemb CT, SGD.
Tie most thorough and approved Teachers are
engaged with 3 view TO ma king ihoroughscholars
il. ali Departments Four regular classes are chi
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and Senior. Pupils wi! becxamineG onapp!ica-
llon and placed in the class 10 which their profit
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Terms per quarter, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
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Tuition in Primary Class, ...................t.oQ
y&uior .................. 800
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For rlrthcr information. A5,rcss
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aeliseslla,stos's J;E;;iat:5'.

A good book is the best Of friends
the same to-day and forever.
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are the corner stones.
The political cYcn,s OF 1hc pas! year have NOT
a',iy demonstrated the need Of Al abe, fearless,
auisuokcn. t.S.->lass
CONSERVATIVE JOURNAL,
in the commercial metropolis II tho country.
which shall give constant, bod. aud vigorous a.
terance - the conservative sentiments Of the hcst
men AM The homes; masses Of the nation. o.
losing every cncIut 10 the
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4 70 I e Is {,
Opposing every violation Of the
CON FHF THO "

the only bond and hope of union, the only groun.
upaa which We can cX!lort ana compel The a.!esi
auce Of the South
Opposiag every inf. action Vi
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eW OLD SUSPENDED CLAIMS
SOLICITED. -g
@-No CHARGE UNTIL CoLLEC-
TONS ARE MADE.

CLAIMS FORWARDED By VAIL Will
RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28

ST. LouIs. September pa dispatch FROM
Little Rock. Ark, dated September 81. TO the
Republican. says:
Col Cloud. with 100 of the "a Arkansas cav
airy. arrived at that place from Perryville in
Indian Territory, where Cen. Blunt defeated the
rebels under Steele aDd Cooper
Col. Cloud with $40 of the Kansas 81 cavalry
and Robb's battery attacked 200 rebels under
Gen Cabell in a strongly fortified position The
reoes were routed. and their loss was considera
BILE
The rebels retreated toward Arkadeiphia.
At Dardenele, on the 9Th Cloud attacked
j 900 rebels under Col Sherman He defeated
them. and captured large amount of commissary
stores.
Over , 900 Unionists joined Clouds command.
anxious TO serve in the defense OF their homes
The first train the Memphis aud Little
Rock rail. started on the Dist
Frem ten to fifty de>er;ers daily reach Little
Rock They take the oath of allegiance and are
allowed to depart
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Let those who nave doubted the virtues
Of Bulls Ceron Bitter, If any such there be read the
following certificate from gentlemen well known in this
community. an doubt more.
Its general Introduction nfo the army will the
lives Of thousands Ol our soldiers.
Louisville. KY June 4, 1868.
We, the undersi <ned. have the good effects ro-
duced by the Of Dr John BULBS Crd on Bitters in
general debility aud proStraiion OF the system and be-
much suffering. Among soldiers particularly ould
this be the case, especially those who exposed 10
missmc influence ia the southern II mate
MAJUk PHILIP SPEED,
Col. Int. Rev Sd Dist Ky.
CHAS. Il. COTTON
Collector of-the Port IF Louisville Ky.
COL Il. DENT,
Provost Marshal Gen. Of Ky.
REV. HENDERSON,
Vice President OF sanitary Commission.
HAkNEY. HUGHES CO..
Publishers Democrat.
GEORGE v DOEkN
Prop. LOui.v willie Anzeiger
HUGHES PAkKHlL..,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers Main 81, Louisville
DAVIS. GREEN, q CO.,
Wholesale Shoe Dealers. Nam st., Louisville
HAKi MAPOTHEK
Lithograp hers. cor. Third and Market Louisville.
JULIUSWINTER,
Clothing Merchant, Third and Market Louisville.
CAPT $. +. HILDKEiH,
Steamer Major Anderson.
MAI. l.. 1. THESTON.
P-ynaster L. :. Army.
en-. METCALFE.
National Hotel. Louisville.
COL. JESSE BAYLES,
4th kentucky Cavalry.
GEORGE ID. PRENTICE.
Louisville Journal.
See advertisement in another column Jv20-d3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28
rom Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. Sep ember 26 burnside was a,
Knoxville yesterday. Military authorities say
that he did not know of an impending battle be
tween Rosecrans and Bragg and that he could
not have reinforce Rosecrans if he had known
1t. The battles had been long concluded before
the news reached Burnside
\ Kentucky ex official left Norristown Mon
day night. Burnside was at Norrstown, which
is forty miles east OF Knoxville.
Rart,uff j. AT Knox vile There are no rebels
this side of Greenvile
Burnside i entirely safe in his present position,
and, by concentration At Cumberland Gap eau
repel any force. His supplies are abundant. and
not liable tn be cut off
The rebel telegraphic liue from the Gap to
Norrlstown is not in order but there is telegraph
ic communication between Knoxville. Norris
town, Grenvile and Athens The lines from
Louisville are expected to be working to-
morrow
No news from the front to day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28
From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. September 10 via Cairo the
26ih Gen Grant has recovered sufficiently to
lie moved To VIck>burg, and leaves for that place
to-day. Adutant General Thomas accompanies
him. II will be some time before he can resume
active duties
Several steamboats, from ST Louis arrive !
within few days. laden with produce. have
greuly relieved markets.
Military matters are still active.
he expedition OF Gen Heron has been heard
from. He has cleared the country between Red
river ana Port Hudson from guerrilla parties
who have been firing Transports and has
driven Gen. Green TO the west OF Atchaialaya
river. with con .iderable loss
Among the captured was agent of the rebel
government with important papers
An officer states that HERON j. quite sick and
Will he brought to New Orleans. Banks ordei
removing restrictions on trade is received with
great satisfaction. The health of the city is
good
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28
From Boston.

BosroS, September 26-The steamer Anglia
from Galway the 18Th. arrived here to day. Her
dates are two days later than those already re
ceyed
Advices from Cberbourg in the Courier du
HavEe say that the Confederate steamer Ala
bama will probably visit that port. and letter
addressed to Capt. Semmes gives some founda.
ton 10 the rumor
PARIS. September l3.-The PAYS of this even
ing believe e. itself able to that the maritime
Project OF Brest has opposed the seizure of the
Confederate steamer Florida in consequence OF
an order from Paris. issued the Paws asserts
with the object OF preserving the inviolability OF
the harbor a. a military post
The gates of Warsaw have been closed for ten
days. TO any person desiring TO enter or leave the
city Two hundred OF the inhabitants have been
transported 70 Siberia.
The Russian authorities have imposed enor.
nous taxes upon the ancient provinces of Poland.
No commercial advices have been received by
the Anglia
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28

Railroad Arrangements.

The follo~ing terms Tor carrying passengers
and transportation OF stock and machinery have
been arranged with the railroads named below
Full fare to come. and return free Excur-
sion tickets for sale at all regular stations from
Monday The 2Sth Of September 70 Saturday the
Sd Of October. TO be good for exhibitors on regu
lar trains coming 10 IndianapOlison Monday and
Tuesday, aud to return on regular trains on Sat
urdsy
StOck and machinery on the same terms
owners OF the same paving first full rates 10 be
returned free on nv certificate that the article or
animal was on exhibition and did not change
hands during the week Of the fair:
Indianapolis and Cincinnati r. r.
Peru and indianapolis r.
Indiana polls and Madison r. r
Louisville New ALBANY aud Chicago X R.
Toledo. ioganspOrt and Burlington r. K
Jacksonville r r.
Liiayerte and indianapolis r, K.
Wabash Valley X X
Evansville and Charlottesville K. X.
Ohio and Mississippi r r.
Indians Central r. K
Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line.
Michigan Central r. northern division.
Michigan Southern aud Northern Indiana.
BellefOntaine r K, on excursion trains only
" eine>day, THURSDAY Friday and Saturday.
Terre Haute and Richmond X tickets TO
be stamped ut my office. otherwise of no effect CT
return.
Others will be added from time to time. as
they received. W II LOOMS. Sec'y.
did
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LEGAL.

STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, SS-In the
- Court Of Common rleas of Marion County in the
State of Indiana, October Term, A. ID. Is63--Mary
Edmunds Der Edmunds.
Be IL known that this 10th Of Sept In the year
1864, the above named plaintiff by his attorneys filed in
the Office Of the Clerk OF the Court of Common Pleas of
Marion county her complaint against aid defendant the
above entitled together with affidavit
petent person, that said defendant, Eber Edmunds
not resident Of the State of indiana.
Saiddefendanis therefore hereby notified ofthe fling
and pendency OF said complaint against him, that
unless be appear and answer demur thereto at the
calling OF sale the secoDd day Of the xt term
said Court, 10 be begun and held the
the city OF indianapolis, the first Monfay in Octo-
Der next, sadcomplan matters and thi there-
IN contaned aud alleged. will be heard sndie' mined in
his absence WILLIAM WALLACE Jerk
BY w B. Leao~., Deputy
l. and ID. WAIroLE, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
sept21 w3w
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W iLkIsON n SULLIVAN,
No. 10 East Pearl street. indianapolis.

gallant Col Wilder of the Army of the Cumber
una. arrived ia the city Saturday. He saws that
Rosccrans is strongly intrenched at Chattanooga
and can laugh siege TO scorn He speaks in
the highest terms Of the behaviour of our brave
Indiana boys in the battles OF Chickamauga He
reports the army in good spirits. and declares all
reports OF any decentralization unfounded He
confirms the death of Col King. of the regular
army-l9th infantry regiment-for a long time
stationed here He tell shot in the head Col
" llder viii. after the transaction Of important
Government business. Immediately return 10 his
command This i the latest, most direct and
authentic news from the Army of the Cumber
land
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28
Sunday Night Dispatches.

From. New York.
NEW YoRK. September 27.-The Herald's
correspondent saws:
Rumor saws that the resignation Of Burnside Is
accepted. and Hooker is talked of as his sue.
cessor
By a recent exchange. Is 600 soldiers hereto
fore released on p'roIe. will be returned TO dnty
and added to the effective strength Of the Union
army.
Four hundred exchanged cavalry arrived at
Cavalry Camp. to day. from Parole Camp at
Annapolis. About as many more are on their
way. .44 sL
-Four hundred deserters from the Army Of the
Potomac were sent 10 the front TO day.
Two thousand Uuion exchanged prisoners ar
rived from Richmond at Annapolis on Friday
night aa east =
Thedelegaton here from Missouri is said to be
unanimously in favor OF Gen Butler for successor
to Gen Schofeld. They express the determine
ton to remain till the latter is removed and Butler
some equally acceptable commander is ap-
pointed. They are preparing for an intervie~
with the President.
A Memphis letter Of the 22i says:
A forminabe expedition against Mobile il being
inaugurated. and hints that the feint against
Texas will not interfere with it. Iron clads from
the Mississippi to cooperate with large
land force.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28

~ Lynch & Keane are ahead Of any firm in
Indianapolis in the dry goods line for variety
and beauty of goods Their store Is located At
No 30 West Washington street. We called in
there. few DAYS ago. and were really surprised
at the great piles of prints. muslins &c laid out
10 the view, and upon pricing some of them.
were as much astonished 20 find them sold at
prices so low. How they make it pay. we don't
know-save il he that they act on the notices Of
quick sales and small profits ;" "a nmpe penny
is better than lazy shilling" Drop in and see
their goods for yourself -fGreenield Herald