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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-01

PoLrcE ITEMS Officer Zoos. Of the police
force. yesterday arrested a WON IN named Blair.
living in the Fourth Ward. for cruelty beati, a
child. little girl four FIVE years old The
child IS an orphan. It's father went to the army
and IL mother died. and by some means. il WIS
not clearly shown how Blair and his wife got pos
session Of the child The neighbcrs had frequent
" heard the cries Of the child and the threats of
the woman. When brought into court its cheeks
we're blue as il by blows; there we're scars on ,s
head and neck and is body marked with
bruises all over. IL WAS an excee iinsly inter
esiing child. and clnng To some OF the ladies who
we W ne. q. rs if il had found protection from
abuse, and il surely has. There WAS no direct
evidence TO show that MIRA Blair inflicted the
wounds upon the child but the circumstances
were 50 strong against her that all the eloqnence
Of her lawyer did not leave u doubt of her guilt
The Mayor hDed her SIS ard costs. ana Mrs
Zoos took charge Of the child Threats were
made that the child would be rescued or taken
from Mrs. Zoos. but the neishbors will not per
nit that to be done. Any amount Of money can
lie raised IL need be. to protect the helpless little
orphan
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fFrnrn N, Richmond whls.l

rrotn tne hlcnmono " niEl
The Charleston Cour sr makes timely suggestion In
recommending the attention Of Government the
naturalization and cultivation Of cassys for the preser
walton OF the heath OF soldiers This article has
peculiar effect upon IN. liver and guards the system
against disease by and irregular diet II is said
that the great Of the Plantation BtierS Of Dr.
Drake, which. previou. to unhappy difficulties was
found in most Southern homes owing the extract
Of Csssya Bark which Il Of its princi
pal ingredients In confirmation Of this have heard
Of distinguished physicians remark that,
whenever be f. unwe from ordinary dtte;ic or stncs
phec causes. he invariably relieved himself by Psnta
ton Bitsrs Nov ,ha, the Bt,ers be obtained
substitute should BE- prepared. We understand chr
Government has o2ei-ed negotiations with DR.. Trate
through agent but with what truth do not
know
We exceedingly obliged to the Richmond Wing for
its remembrance Of Aud Lang syne." but a.
"our Government tina. the PlIn'ation Bttsrs are
not for sale any "seeret agents." North south
There probably several other things that Coz
eminent viii yet
We know that we have the best and popular med
icne in the wof We afraid to 81 ow what it is
composed Of
Physicians compelled To recommend H.
CALgsYA BARK has been celebrated for over two hun
.
King Of France for the price Of s own weight
in silver. II Is remarkable for Dyspep ia Fevers Weak
ness, Con,iipsiion. &c.
CAscAsILIA BARg-For Diarrbea Collie and diseases Of
the stomach AMI bowels.
DAxDELIoS-For Inflammation Of the Loins and Drop
steal Affections
CAsoxILE FL0sE y or Enfeebled Digestion.
LAVENDER FLowEEs Aromatic, stnu ant AID tonic
highly nviyor ';ing in debility.
WiSrEGGREEs.-for Scrofula, Rheumatism. &c.
ANcE.-An a-omt'ic carminative; ere ,ting aesh
Gle AID milk: much used by mothers nursing.
Also, clove-buds orange. earaway, conander. snake
root, DC.
S 7 --ls61-X
Another wonderful ingredient Of Spanish origin. i'm.
pairing beauty the complexion and brillisIcy to the
mind, yet unknown the commerce If the world ard
withhold its for the IRE ent
Humbugs and quacks howl shout the Plantation Bit
ter; hut the following is what's the natter aud they
know Il:
PLANTATION BITTFRS WILL CURE
Cold txtremteS and Feversh Lips;
Sour Stomach aud Fet.d Breath;
Flatuency and Indi yesiion;
Nervous Affections
Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath;
Pain over the Eyes;
Mental Dependency;
Prostitution, Great Weakness;
Saow Compile xion, Weak Bowels;
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia
Very particularly recommended 10 Clergymen, Mer-
chants Lawyers and persons of sedentary habits Also
for delicate females and weak persons who require gen.
ia stimulant free Digestion good appetite and clear
mental faculties.
Sold by all respectable Physicians Druggists Grocers,
Hotels, Saloons, Coua,ry Stores, &c.
BE particular that each bottle bears the fac: smile of
our signature steel plate label, with our private
Government stamp the cork
r. IL. DRAKE d CO..
je24-dSweot3m 2'2 Broadway New York.
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THE BLACK GuskDs t~o Amer
can citizens Of African de>cent' have been ar.
rested aud h'ed since Friday. for indecent as-o
citation With White prostitutes. IL appears Il At
the Young darkies Of the city have been using The
building assigned 20 Gov Andrews guards to
carry on their orgies much 70 the annoyance Of
the ne ghbCrhood in which il is located. SINE
abandoned white women have been resOrtiug
there. and the proceedings AZ length became la
ioler4ble- Oihcer Fuos first attempted 10 storm
the door and SAs resisted by knives and pistols
he succeeded in driving them out. AMI has fol-
lowed up The attack until twenty two have been
fined We hope tie den has been effectuaIIy
broken up.
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General order No. <.
HEADQUARTERS DIS on INDIANA AND MIcnIGAN)
DEPARTNESr OF THE ONO.
INDIASAPDLIs. June 80. 1863 \

HEADQUARTERS DIS or INDIANA AND MIcHIGAN)
DEPARINESr OF THE ONO.
IXDiAsAPOLIs. June 80, 1863 \
The peace of Indiana has lately been disturbed
by violence. murder. and other acts contrary To
law, and having their origin in certain secret
political societies. clubs. or leagues The com
mon safety now demands that all such associa
iions should lie Discontinued. no matter - what
political purity they may belong. They are
constant source OF cread and mistrust--they
divide and provoke hostility between ueigbbors.
weaken the dignity and power OF courts Of jus
tice. expose the country 10 martial law, and dis
courage the people from enisting in defense OF
the Nation
No matter how honest or worthy NAV have
been the reason for such societies in the he
ginning, their very secrecy aud the oaths they
impose do enable wicked men to use them unto
unlawful ends, and pervert them into public
nuisances
All good objects can he accomplished openly.
and none but the enemies of their country ever
need DISCUSSES
Ii is perfectly plain that such secret organiza-
tions are both dangerous and beyond the ordinary
grasp of the law; they therefore declared To
he hostile, and will be put down by all the mill
tary power OF the District il need be.
invoke against said secret societies the good
influence and active aid OF all men who are
friendly 10 the UniOn-to discontinue and peace
ably break up such organizations within the linn
Its OF this District, and call upon the members
thereof speedily TO withdraw from their dark
meetings, and openly sho. that their intentions
and acts are such as may we'll become the true
and loyal citizens of country whose freedom
and integrity they will maintain against all enc
mics whatsoever, and before the eyes of all the
world. o b WILCOX
Brig. Gen. COm'd'g.
Official
RoBT a. HurcHiNs. Capt and A. A. c.
All papers in Indiana and Michigan please
publish.
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forney's Washington Chronicle. in referring
to the approaching election in Maryland says, "ln
truth the lcyalists of the city of Baltimo.e will
not permit doubtful men to appear at the polls;
aud We anticipate that the coming election will
show that in that State a number OF avoved Re
publicans have been chosen To office" Through
the Chronicle. aud through the Press. rorney l.
con family throwing out instgations to violence
AMI threats against the people. There is reason
10 think that he spe,ks for the Administration, or
rather for the clique TIA: controls H.
ForeWarued. fureaTmed' When the Constiiu
ton : Frustrated. and the laws deted. We believe
tie Democrats can fail back upon tirst principles
aud defend themselves successfully against Vlo-
leIce And they will do tt Albany Argus.
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Night Report

BALTIMORE. June 80 The American Of this
morning publishes the following:
A portion of the LIST Delaware cavalry. which
was stationed at Westminster. twenty eight miles
from this CITY, was attacked bv Rebel cavalry
when hot fight ensued. in which our troops
were chased to within FIVE miles Of this city, but
few OF them reporting at headquarters.
Later in the evening it was reported that a
considerable force of Rebel cavalry had ad-
vauced toward the city the Kiestertown road.
The preconcerted signal was Immediately given.
and the members OF the Union Leagues promptly
assembled and received their arms anu marched
TO the barbados.
The American also says:
We are gratihed to be able to announce that
the army of the Potomac is in rapid and success
full motion under its new commander. The char
acter Of this movement is such as will satisfy the
country Of the vigor, skill and good judgment of
the new commander. We feel that We ought not
to explain this grand movement in its present
stage. but assure our readers that it will give
great satisfaction.
From Harrisburg.
HARRISBURG, June 30.-The city is quiet
There is no excitement. The soldiers are all at
their posts
Yesterday 400 cavalry belonging to Colonel
Pierces command. late Milroy's. had fight with
Imbodtn's cavalry at McConnelsburg. defeating
them and driving them through the town The
Rebels had three killed. Our loss was two
wounded We took 80 prisoners
Gen. Early's Rebel Lewiston left for York this
morning. taking the road TO Carlisle.
Gen. Lee Is now concentrating his army in the
VALLEY between Shippensburg and Chambers
burg. evidently anticipating an attack from the
Army OF tho Potomac.
Cen Ewell's corps is still in front Of Harris
burg. and may commence the attack at any time.
HARRIsBURG, June 30-An quiet The Reb-
els have retreated beyond Carlisle.
from Columbia.
COLUMBIA. Pa, June 80 IS. = Blair len
York at eight o'clock this morning, when the
Rebels had all left except their rear guard. which
was beginning TO move of when he left
The Rebels are supposed TO be moving towards
Harrisburg. They left unexpectedly and in a
hurry.
Ii Was reported that Gen. Pleas,nton's outer
pckets had been seen within four miles Of York
The total demand on York by the Rebels
amounted 10 s3O0 600 The citizens raised $50. !.
100 In cash and subsistence. and the Rebels al.
lowed them twenty days TO raise the balance
No private families were molested, and the eli,
gems were all treated with respect The railroad
property was not disturbed With the exception Of
about thirty old cars. which were at the shops
awaiting repairs.
The railroad south Of Glenn Rock waa no, IN
jured
The Rebel force al York vas nol over : 900
wiih Is pieces Of srtillery The Rebel force !,
wnghssville vas 5000. with hss pieces VI ar.
tillsfy.
FROM Philadelphia.
PaiLApElraiA. juno 30. 2 Y. II -Iatelllgenee
has beea received o.day that Lee aud s,af we're
At Carlisle last night.
A RsDel Infantry force sas seen thI. morning
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THE AMERICAN DrsPENsARY VIZ TREAT By
~ new method. aud with the happiesi results, Pc
dpsHs Ctsr falling Of the womb, CsRcsrrtoa t7cer
alton, LncA rrsf, whites Y thdrg and all other dis
TO which the AraercdH Fesrdk IL 20 pecuiaril,
liable Send three dols aud receive by express one u
the Dootor's Female SYRINGE This instrument should
be ussd by every n the land for the purpose
cleanliness, copor., Aedih. DC. Sent free receipt
ofssmp copy q our Private Letter 10 Married Lsdies
on health. fe The Doctors celebrated fSSndSs Pns.
fresh from the Dspenssry are rerT good In simple ss
eases. irregularities. DC. Price 81. sent By mall.
A. the d,n>r1cda Dspeassrp We also treat. ,snA0sf
mercury. and with failing Ieseridi. or
what the quaeks call rrdfe s-cref diseases srA3s
IN al rs stages. Gonorrhes, elect. s,cufs Hydrocss.
Croocee varcocse. Carsoceis. sperms,othsa Seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions. sexusl Debility. I'm.
potency and effects q sslf.abase The last sis are
treated u in private letter. which ssbd free
receipt q stamp.
The experience % The Surgeon IN charge % this lie.
psfnent r. q the best Hospitals N Europe and n
Ssv York City. enables hn % patients seisnthss
" snd reftore them speedily,
Those living At distance communicate b, letter
abb Fssssd At their homes IN urgent send IS
or ein and receive ne ienss.
consaisaiioa free and cosfdssffei Room No. stk
East wsshngten Street, Indianapolis. y o. hos 1894.
apr p.aiy.wt3t.ism
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CHARACTERIZATION ITTERS

Exhausted natures great restOrer. delightful bever-
age and active tonic. COMPOSED of pure St CT tx Rum
roots and herbs II inygorates the body, without slim
uating the brain IL destroys acdity of the stomach
creates an appetite and strengthens the system 1t is
certain cure for Dyspepsia Constipation, Darrhes Liver
Complaint, and Nervous Hradache, and prevents Mas
matte disease from change Of Diet water &c II be
used times of day by old young and is particu
larry recommended to weak and delicate persons. Sold
by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels and Saloons. P. H.
Drake It Co., 2O2 broadway. New York.
janl2 -d6wltaw6m
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Sob Printing.

We are now ready To do all kinds of plain and
fancy Job Printing. IN the best STYLE on short no.
tice. and as chap as any other Office We have
competent hands good presses fine assortment
Of paper aud cards and wecan do good and cheap
work. All kinds of books, briefs. catalogues
&c. printed IN the best style and on short notice.
We ask the patronage Of Democrats. and all 9th
ers that want printing done. IT,
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III flour friends desire to obtain coed meal
OF al the delicicies OF the season, D'rt Of
choice glass of pure old wine, ale and liq.or or
smoke a delightful genuine imported Havana
cigar and pass n social hour we advise them 10
Gil upon Capt. Hanna ut the Buckeve Saloon,
where all the leading journals of the Union are
kept for perusal. and the attentive services of the
EMPLOYEES are generally admitted. Don't forget
the place-Buckeye Saloon, corner OF Illinois
and Georgia streets Open all night and day.
je27 div
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THE EXCITEMENT ~ LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP
There has been considerable excitement in Liw
renee township for n few DAYS past. rlmors of
which have reached here IN various shapes \ eS-
terday citizen frOm'there gave us statement OF
the matter which We shall detail that il may be
seen who is IN fault in disturbing the peace and
quiet OF the community
ItaIpsirs that the Methodist Church up there
threw aside the Gospel aud commenced a war
upon The Democracy The Deacons issued
bull against Democratic embems, and the faith.
ful brothers and sisters were expected to see tia,
it shO'lld be more effective there than the one
hured AZ n comet. that President Lincoln 50 per
tnenty alluded Ia in ais famous council with the
Elders of the Church Accordingly a lady who
hal BE Audacity 10 wear A butternut breastpin N
= meeting held IN McCordsville one week ago
last Sunday. was attacked in the house of God
and the ornament torn from her NJ the foot Of
the altar. The lady Was considerably bruised in
the scutfle and her clothing nearly all torn off
but numbers triumphed over pluck aud she re
tirel from the unequal contest.
This victory made the lambs of God bold and
def mt They hoisted OF their ability to enforce
the DEGREES OF the church They had conquered
q woman. and no patriot. before il was lawful 10
do So eser felt better after stealing niger thsn
did thi>hoek OF exemplary followers of the meek
and losly Savior
The Democrats Of the neghborhood felt that
the act VAS al outrage. bot did not deetu il
necessary 10 take steps TO prevent is repetition
thinking that the softer second thosght would
cure the evil But the sober second thought did
not come. On last Sunday \ lady. Mr.. Morri
son. sppesrei AZ church with one OF the anathe
masissd ornaments. The doors we're osel, aud
men sere stationed At The windows With pistols
In hand TO resist any Interference from without
and Mrs Morrison va ordered TO give % her
brcasfpn She refuscd and set upon by a
duren women She drove them or and vas not
conquered until her oar father Henry 1homp
sor, Who u appears W. bitter the other
Abolition saints sclfed her and held her with an
iron grasp duul she vas forced 90 su6mit a. hare
the pin tskeu from her her cries we're heard
outsiic. but her friends could not get 10 her terl
Thu. second ostrrge thoroughly aroused the
manhood Of Lawrence to~nship sumo tWo
huntfed men armed themselves on Mondty
moruing. ~sltsi upon the ringlesders aud de
nsandei feifess The pious souls we're scared
out Of their boots. They could make VAR upon
women. but they shank from the contact OF
armed men. They dispatched meseengct 20
the military COMMANDED here lOf ald The pen
pie compelled them 90 send another messenger
o. counisfmsnd the order. and the expected sd
never fe~ched them They gave up solne OF the
properts stolen from the Dem coat4 uelghbofr,
sHd agreed 10 let eight " tn OF their number bs
tried by the evil HuihVflues. sid thus the matter
rested yesterday morning
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-01

II Dr.. Hebern. the American Cancer Char
pion. i located AZ the Brambe House, Lafayette
The Docsor i the only physician now living who
can kill and cure cancer in from FIVE To twenty
four hours. without instruments or pain. No
cure pay. mayl9-u.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-01

WAR VT ARE FioHrlSo Fos ben Wade. In
HE speech az the Abolition State Convention in
Ohm. the other ds, said
We could not book TO a just God and ask
Him 10 prosper nur cause until wo we're ready to
demand itcslom tor every mau on t'ud's earth
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-01

IT, Fifty boxes No. l Fire Crackers for sale
at Cincinnati prices Also fancy FIRE works.
q sgs. drums. and everything suitable for the Gel
pratian Of our National Independence, ut the
y. 90 Tow Sure. 81 East Washington street.
20 d4t
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fEsx LUScs A free lunch Is set everv day
from 81 10 ~ NJ and e,ch evening from
10 To ~. At Mike Cisrks saloon on Syuih Iii
20 street The saloon y of the best
sxed and conducted in the city. and the liquors
e choice and pure. je "a deodtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-01

EFFEcr ~ NV loRx or ruE lNSAsioN OF
PESNsILvANIA.-lh I've price 81 coal i up dollar
ton IN a single GAY. in consequence OF the lnNa.
scn Of feuns, lvanis. and IL Is feared that the
price will be soon much higher. as railroad com
munication with the coal mines may become seri-
ousy interrupted. and the mines themselves be
ua.ffgVei
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= The Grmna.ium had been. while ,

T. The Gymnasium bad been. while open.
place Of resort wnere every body who wished
spend pleasant evening spare hour Of
the day. would go; and while closed. verv
much missed. We are pleased 70 note that it is
again opened TO the public. with the additional
attractions OF billiards and chess Tuesday in
the forenoon and Friday in the afternoon has
been set apart for the ladies'. 800
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-01

len lea ;oK George " Pit,s has on hand
plenty of pure clear lee. 10 supply his customers.
vithOu, shippifg from Toledo or any other point.
Any person wanting Ice. can bt supplied by I'D
dressing George W Pitts. Box $50 lndisnsoolis
r O aD3O On
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s6-We are permitted % know absolutely
nothing Of the sil~tou Of Hooker's army We
wish Ne could be ie,e the enemy arc equally ig.
uoraut OF e 49, Louisville Journal
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AKE'SPLANTATION BITTERS

OF thi' celebrated bf.hd, spps,ste BE- every ones
mouth. a. ell a. On svsty ohss table Thsy ~. .
spsnad,lss and can be relied apoa 70 strengthen aud
loslsessis sshsast.d Nature IsnikdA vita~su
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The MISsIRELs To NIGHT Horn and New
comb's Ministries give their first entertainment
TO night at Masonic Hall. They give but two.
their engagements precludIng the possibility Of u
longer stay. They are the champion troupe of
Ahe world. and staDd above all rivalry in their
me. OF course the hall will he crowded, aud
pms desiring seats had better secure them
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-01

NsLvAB tE GiFT lit Is said that Hon. T X.
Se, mouf, OF Hartford. j. the recipient from the
Emperor ct Russia. ot one OF the thirty copie. Of
bis c"rouation. lately published IN Paris az cost
OF $3.50 .0u0
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~ Teachers desiring certificates are request
ed % meet the undersigned at Bry.nt's CONNER
cpl College o. Saturday. July 4. 1863, at 10
oslock. A NJ. G. SMITH
ie.sO DIT Examiner Marion County.
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Cash paid for Quartermsster'. accounts
government claims. b. D. S. McKernan.
so'dier's Claim Agent. No :. West Wellington
|sirees. my25 dly
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The TBKAr.R The llet and pantomime
troupe still hold forth At the Metropolitan. The
bill Tor this evening is the same as that last NJ ght,
anu is very amusing one
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WANTED.

eco 4 wOrTuf We want ssents 81 ene q
BVV meath. expenses paid, 70 sell car sssrissA
DAG Fsses, Orient Iarssrs, and u ether nee. ess
al ard carsoss articles IS elrsplars. f,s<.
myii.ssa1 SHAW . CLARK. h'aasfssd. Ne.
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I ~ Double Sole LISTING G,iters and Bal
morals just received at Jones. Vinnedge 4 Co.'S
Price 81. l-lweod
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t6-Gfeai quantities ~ d,b,seJ gold arc lu
elF,ulNtinu-the plece. are split filled with plat.
IA, fcmllei aud act ahoat again. they uhg veil
aud are OF good welght.
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Masonic NoTIcE There will he stated meet
ing of Center Lodge No. %. this W ednesday
evening. at u o'clock.
CHAs. FIsHER. Sec'y.
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B The full moon Tar south last even
ing. which is SAID TO be indicative of warm, dry
weather
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"a smile was on her Iip-healih in her look,
Btters"
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TIE MEETISG Lssr NIGHr-A meeting last
night vas held ~ the Bates House corner which
addressed bv Governor Morton. Gen. Wilcox
Col C'lburn and Hon. II Z Newcomb. To urge
upon the people the Importance of military organ
IL 'tion The speakers dwelt upon the absolute
necessity of such organization in view of the
pre- ent situation. but nothing definite done.
There Was considerable enthusiasm manifested
aud it il does not die TO day, like the rock cts
that called the assemblsge together report, a
sprinkle OF sttrs and then 4 blsnk-something
worth recording will be done. We learn that the
organization OF home guard companies will COM
mesce i'm the several wards this evening.
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city AND STATE ITEMS.

MriIrARt CLAIMS holding
itsry claims can dispose OF the same at
Bn's Bank. Indianapolis. iel2 dot