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Nor FROZEN TO DEArH.-The Chicago TIL.
hume debies the story Of the Times, OF the same
city, TIA; ~ Confederate prisoners We're frozen
TO dearh whilst confined in Camp Douglas II
Sas, says the Tribune, atrocious libel for
the purpose OF exciting IN the community 8
sympathy for he prisoners
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t2TVA II.LT -'SiTn.-E..ra Silly Smith,
we : Az h-~ f';! U-atie 10 =, se h,s seat ~ tie
Re: Conarsta, owing 70 the state o. MS
wGEI.U.. >: i laid
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THE CaIIFORs,. >E1,ToR

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 9-On the first ballot
tonight for Senatorial nomination, Couness
received 50 votes; Sargent, -; Phelps, T. ami
Erown,6.
Couness was then declared unanimously
nsluinattd.
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JUSTICE NoNINATED.-Chas. Walter, Esa.
las bren nominated by the President 10 -
~erats, IS a Justice Of the Peace tor the In
tTIct OF Columbia.
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~ letter FROM Gov. Andrew 70 4 citizen
OF Indiana states that Mdssayhus hes sent
into the Z; Ia since :ha outbreak OF the rebiiions
~ o. men OF different classes of troops, and
ato&t I2.tCV seanien. The State expenditures
fer military supplies aud % pmrn,s (not in
cluGir : bCuntIes and aid L. families amount TO
3 al OF S3,izC,iiJ With regard - her cOntri-
buttons "a the Revolutionary war, it Is shown
fom authentic statistics that Massachusetts,
with quarter of thu popH.;ajion of the South.
furnished ii,Ht2 More troops Than the whole Of
tie later section
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~ The Boston Traveller (Republicau) says
that IL a. rot expected that a full regiment OF
negro soldiers can BE- raised in Msssach use.:s
Governor Andrew will therefore have to con-
tent himself with battalion. The colored
population Of the State number nearly ten
thousand
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SECOND EDITION,
TUHHY O'CLOCK P. N.
A HEAVY Ht.s..

A portion Of Col, Bak.r's detective corps 1851
night seizsa IT. css.s OF eos.s and Shoes In
Transition across the Pctonlsc, from leonard
town, destined for iHI.. The goods and IN ''@
WHO were sulu -gii5g them ara now on the way
W. tie Potomac rndrr due guard
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! Rom NICHEG ETA let = received from
tie vicinity If Nickshurs >ay= that ,l,a enemy
ar. fo5hfy ing all tie points commanding The
RIVER below The city, but they do net Seem %
have guns Tor all III ir VT Tks.
Tie caG@l, which vas dug last summer,
was ut nine Zee al The top, s!oping 10 nothing
This has bsen doubled IN width. and the water
We, CT the 2S'h uItimo, runni. lursush
TT CicEing Of another canal " as commenced
tEc Te1t COY, bu: this was net tie only means
for .EeCrlng banding on the Mississippi river
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NEW YoRk sTOcK MARKET.

new YORK, Feb i0.-iiH a.In.-Ficst Beard
Coupon G's, 1851, s. X ;7-sG Treasury notes l(2 =
aID3; Certificates, G57.a26; Demand Note, I5I !,
al52; Gold, 537.aI5i
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NEw MUsIC.-We have the following from
John r. Ellis, No. $40 Pennsylvania avenue,
bGtweeu Ninth and Tenth streets my Low.
land Home" Weeping cad and lonely, or
when this war Is over,' "Cali me not back
from tEe e'holess shore"-three pleasing songs
h. "
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GEN. HALLECK WRITES FOR H-Washing.
ton correspondents of New York papers are in
the habit Of assuring US that to get correct
accounts of what transpires here we must re-
sort TO the New York journals. BIT for this
dictum the superstition of the New York Tiu,ss
that Gen. Halleck is n contributor 10 the edi-
torial columns OF our suspect noiShbor the
IFtclliScrccT, would be IT ceiyed IN this yicinage
with a certain degree of incredulity under all
the circumstances. AS the Times saSaciously
discovers ard observes the Signature III to
the InteiiigsEccr's Recent article Oh The
Charleston Blockade is precisely the initial
of "Hallpck,'' and so there cannot he 4 doubt
shout the matter.
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~The Southern Herald is the title OF a new
daily afternoon paper just started in Baltimore.
1t is published by Messrs. Beach, Young &c
Beach, and announces Its purpose to stand by
tie 'Constitution, the independence and SOW.
erfignty OF the States, and the political liberty
OF 'he citizens" The senior Beach of the Her
all is the wiring editor of tn. Baltimore Sun
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

" WASHINGTON, January Is, 1855
In consequence o; the pressure OF business sstss
War Department passes for citiseRa 70 visit the
Amy Of the Potomac viii be given at the ONES Of
Lieut. Col. CONRAD. 132 Pennsylvania avenue
above Nineteenth street.
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=. n;T :" IT. i.,h,. &, .ielu:r-r " tho Old
ant 49,. q fa;'i'r,r. III Ina years isi2-'it,
49,; ----i'iGy nior"ing, Ia the 18th year Of his
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CIRCUIT COURT, Feb. l0.-David Levi,
this morning appointed constable for va
neton county.
VIM. Il. Huson Va VIM. $. Hopkin. ".
dict for plaintiff.
Chas. FrizzPll VS.. John !. Boyne. Verdi.
for q. fen dant
Samuel Cole ys. Wn. s. Holiday. Verdi
for plaintiff.
Court adjourned until tomorrow morni., ..
10 O'Clock
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BOARDING..

ROARDING.-Ona Room to let with Board at
- 42a Thirteenth st! eet, between and Ii In
Quire soon. fe ln-pt'
Guarding Rooms for rent, with Board }
- Lar &c. comfortable, and heated from below by
Latrobe ttove Lighted with gas. Bathroom in
tI' use An excellent table provided and good at
tebcarcs. References given and required Apply
at 2O3 Sixth street, between NJ and N fe IN 2tN .
nSE Or Oh TWO GENTLEMEN DESIRING
~ & quiet home can find Room and Board at
6hd houth sixth street, Island, within one square
oil The CITY Railroad References required. n Sts
Nay BOAED.-A few Day Boarders be &C.
- comnlodated with good home board at as oer
week at the New York Hotel, corner of 7th and h
streets. ia l5-imn
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sR !-Sif n. :aiN =;is
To-day about thirty seoe.h prisoners were
cent up from the Army IL 'hs Potomac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-10

RIA. great mass of documents relating to
BE xlco has cen sent ~ the HJnsc-cEouyh
probably Is make a thousand printed octave
pages. They prove that the aInxicans are by
no means disbeaTtened in the struggle aga nst
the French, hut are rather disposed 20 resist the
INVASION 10 the utmost. The French sol iers
who have been captured have been Treated
with great Kindness by the Mexican Govern
ment. Many assertions from he r'ren III army
have taken place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-10

ForErH WAxD 0PA7rux OAswL
drsHk And disordsrly; TredH Bernard. -
iass,ltirg Iediss In tbs ssreet disnIsss1 80
Hall. Ssrah Beek@aa. drunk sns 4 ~
fired g. 50 Zach. Sarah Barnes, DO; Ms,-t1
Dsvis, Mary Raidyl sasp,cios Of is,~~,9
nis--d. snowden Roe.nson. lame,
P,anl;;n B~nn~t, fast driving an r1rnis
= w.msn; D.vlin was fined sax, t..e wv
$3.50 r. =; D. n penssy, drSas and hide
Jnhn X henry, drunk and noisy: d,sr,sy
Z ,:rerston. disordsr;y; fined s7A R..s.
Bradley, drunk aac disorderiy; ana N .,
Norris, larceny: bail for court. ga
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~ correspondent al Vick burg writes 10
Western paper thai when General Sherman
retired from Ficksburg, supposing the expedi-
ton had been abandoned, the Rebels sent
eleven steamers up the Yazoo for supplies
and our fleet having returned in the nick OF
time, they are now blocked in, and the Rebels
have only two STEAMERS between Eicksburg
and Port Hudson
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fAR. A. HUET,

HK. A. HUET, ----------
Thi. .,.;, OF PARIS. FRANCE.
=, ms eIainsnt Physician continues hi. .,...s,
go a.utsht 81 Vonsumption. and from dsco sn,,as
81 49, urn curing an extsssive practice Of over
- ~ - rsh insure r. lief in a few d. NJ 81
re address Of persons cured by him syt.,
ttlo'. ali Il train of cracksd.un ra,natis
LII Aton. cInsh syrup, pills, cod Iva oil q
car ne hsn et ms Office, southe asst c. rnep Of
Nd" re .eTick sur cts. balrinara, Md "a
ono IMPORTANT To Suffers
" i'HEH FEY PANS, a.-orte1 si,es Int
receiver if"h The Factory. and for sal. Nv '~~'
Is Ill. Il IL ! GRtGt,Ry
ic6 Nv 33i Penn sysune
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JOS. J. MAY,
Ngv sTORB, 3Os PA. AYhyrs.
1e H-ot between Of and 10Th Sta
DkoPoStLS FOR PLUMBERS WORK WILL
be received ~ tie Office OF h. Bureau Of en-
atfrction. 1rea,ury Department. until IL o CLOG.
tsBECAEl p lS3, for the articles de serbed in the
lG9 Marble Basins with overflow } I3 inches diana
ter
rs " aste cocks, With rod lever and fange plate
81 stop Cocks With couplings one end.
- NJ. 2 Basin Cocks, with two op nings
ca Trap Screws. two inches
Bids must state price for eaah article delivered
a. he Treasury building in go order
Each bidder must furnish 3 sample of eyerysr
ticle estimated for The whole to be delivered
froEl the 10th OF March 20 the st Of pril as NAV
be required.
The De partm.nt res ryes the right To- re tect any
or Oh tn bids, If considered for the in terest az
.be Government 30 do so. -
fnyelcpes containing bids to be endorsed Pro-
ressls fer Plumbing Work"
ISAIAH ROGERS
Engineer ia Charge Treasury Department..
Re l0-tu tbsafe25
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81 II is said that the Navy Department did
net contemplate attacks on Charleston and S,-
varnah by iron -cla1S for ton 6a~s ~ Uc,,a
but 1t rs now stated In ysrli-iHforned quarters
that the recent bold operations at the former
place are TO be followed by swjfter retrioution
than tie secess ionIsts might have otherwise an
ticiI ated. The proclamation that the blockade
Is raised may turn out truer than they attempted
to make IL appear
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SPIRIT or TIN MORNING PRESS.


TIE fns>.iigencr> notices the fact that the en-
thusiasts, - the New York Trispns, &c, wac
proPheeied such favorable results from the
issuance OF the Emancipation Proclamation,
are the first to despair Of the success OF the
efforts TO crush the rebellion; "but 1t Is pre-
chseiy a. The point where such enthusiasts do
spair that more steadfast and courageous souls
Will 'eesr up and steer right onward"
The CArc-.icie thinks the soldiers Of the army
have no sympathy with those who are doing
their uitermost &c bring the Government into
contempt 10y disappearing the objects OF the
war. and BY embarrassing the measures neces-
sarS tn It's vigorous and successful prosecution.
''Tbc soldiers see the Souths III treason face TO
face. They know the cruelty and ingratitude
Of tbs rebels, and are convinced, by daily ex.
perIeDCP, that no peace will bs accepted by the
enc mics OF tho Constitution and the Union that
does not recognize tine Southern CcnIrderacy.
An. moro than this, there IS not an intelIigeut
white soldier Drmocrat or Republican-who
is rot willing To see the negroes enrolled and
enlist, q for service in the unhealthy regions OF
the cotton STATES, and W ho would not xprsss
his ETaiiiudr to the Government for employing
fh' m in The various Southern forts, to hold and
keep these forts in the Federal possession,
nEder the command of competent white officers.
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CARD
AVA TAN HOrHL
NEW YORK, February 7th ,ss,

hout the country that our price. h. Vi b.sn
aa'ancod to threo dol ars per day We wish "a st.ts
thas tho charses at the Metropolitan Hotel win
remain as heretofore. 81 80 per day. ". can nav
expenses At that price, and are willing 70 vol rr
nothing in war timer. " WI 'o'
fe s-3t. sIupoN
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- Napoleon's letter to General Forey on
the subject Of the future OF Mexico aid the res
toTat.on OF the Latin race West ard, produced
Il decided sensation in England. The London
Times regargs i: as startling" both in its OBJ
jeet and plan OF execution. 1t is spoken of rs
offensive TO tie principles and policy of the
american people, both North and South, and
as being as dangerous TO the Confederate Reb.
tls TO the Union Federals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-10

I OVERS or BuCKWHEAT CAKES,
IL that
DELICIOUS SYRUP
to bs had at
WINNERS
Family Grocery, III Pa ayenus,
teetW' betwesa 18th aud 9Th e.s.
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PERSONAL.

WILL GEO. T. g. CURTIS AND ALFRED
w THOMAS, If IN tho city, p!ease cal At No
900 G strest between ana O'Clock p N. It.
NOTlCE.-The sentieu an who left vaise in
~ charge o: friend at Aqua Creek, February B,
1858, can recover the same by Supplying TO CuAS 4.
BRADLEY. Washington, d. C., and paying The
charges. fe 7.3tf
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so BARRxLS TAR
50 BARRELS ROSM.
Apply to
no ST J. L. KIDWILL, 0eorsstovn. d. q.

~ REEENU1, 476 Eleventh. street Washinine
20 Ton; u T.. February .. l9s-Notee is hereby given
sor, and have net paid their license and other
dues, from AID after the 10th instant ten psr
cent viii be added to all bills rsmsIainS unnsd
on that day and that such bills twill then be coli
lected under the summary process provided for In,
the Internal Revenue law '0' 1"
8. J. BOWEN
Collector Of Internal Rsyenus
IeSN Tor the District Of Columbia
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FAST DRIVING DAS9ERoUs.-Sn Fob
ir.on- Jas. Drvlin, and Franklin B.unrtt ,y.r.
arI'sred last night by psroiman Burch, ana
taken TO the Fourth Ward station fur T..t
drving. Ii appears that they were ri.iin =
GOWN HfTen,h street, near the Avenue. At s.
very rapid rate. and a woman with q cn,,s -
Der arms was knocked down, Also two =, -.
fortunately neither was seriously iniorat =,
St2. NU-A hiaioiis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-10

LATEST STYLES
JUST Received the latest styles SOYT HATS IN,
ssnt!enaG. youths aud Boys "
Also. Military OAPS and CORDS
For sole low.
BURR Il BRO 3s3 It'll street.
eVW under Do, sry'n HntAl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-10

NEW YORK MILLS
SHIRTIN
"A Bates Mills,
A Ardroscoggin,
Bartlett Mills,
A English Long Cloth,
"a anu 1A-i shrtsg Cottons
Nc" IN s:ora, snd all offered at the loves: Ne.
York cash prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-10

stCOTS, SHOEE,
- hats AND CAPS.
Gents nns Dress sDt Military BOOTS
Boz BOOTS and SHOES. sll styles
LADIES' @"r"cco AID Xii BaLM0 aAIS, very 6ns
Chi'irrr's. 3fiOtS.
Ger ana You In, a.. sOpT HATS, sill s,ylss
Military nnd plain CsPS ForslIa low
BURR & BRO. 3s3 1,h stree.
rni nO-hryi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-10

DROPOsALS FOR MARBLE WORK WILL BE
l. receive! st the Office of tie Bureau OF Cor
stree lOn. Treasury per :'tGlent, Until y "'r;nck
M. FtBRSARY % 1868. for sixty t:-o Marble WASH,
stand Tops according 70 samples to be -een a. tn
oh't OF the Bureau OF CONSTRUCTION. The whole
10 BE- delivered a. the Treasury Building in ,ond
condition, t-'n the 18th Of March to In. Is, of
April, may De desired.
The Departure Mt reserves IN right IT, reiec. ANY
or ali bids, !! Consider for the Interest Of the
Government Ia do SO
f1Tecps- containing bids 10 lie endorsed "pro.
pvsais fer Marble Work"
ISAIAH RO4KRS
Engineer IN Charge Treasury Department
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STROL0GY.-HaA arrived in WsshinSton tao
"A celebrated
MADAME FORRHST

MRS. l.. SMITH, Clsirvoyant, Test Medium %
lvl south A street, Capitol Hill between LIST AID
81 sts heals disease by magnetism with but little
medicine; sees aud describes your deceased friends
gets ram.s; also sees your living husbands. wives
and for the unm desert hes exactly the lovers
20 ACCURATELY that persons marvel with surprise.
Mrs s. fort%iE future events in business ar
ri&&es, reads character Hours from 8. m. till
u. Sitting 81 fee ;-Ivt
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DUSH & CK0GGONs'

~ carr ege or Wagon Repairing of nj. kin4s
o. OlDpt'y q t"ndcd 10.
ROB'T III. GRAHAM Coachn,ake-
fe tO-5t 31i ID. and z Eighth street
DhCPOSALS FOR BLUE sTUN1 FLAGGISi,
= viii Be received ~ the oGive Of TIL Bar su OF
ID. G until i2 ocio * NJ FEaRrhRY % is;2 =
Hluc Store Fie@ging, according to the foiL.win :
sch eiule 7
~ Stones, feet inches : feet = inches
10 &c 30 stone. foot inches feet , inches
AHStones - he squared, dress ed 10 sn even thick
ness, ana without spy sinta.a -yta-Tv1r III .
Hho'e t. be delivered 10y The 18TH of March n-yt
The u parinItnt -ese YES tn" right TO rei-c: AL
al the hId. if ynsi3crei for te int rest OF ,a
Government u 80 So
Bids 10 b. Incic in s.a, - envelope, endorse
"TrOpOsais fer Hlue StOUe : aZgiDg
ISAIAH ROGERS.
Engineer in Charge Treasury Department.
Re l0-tu -hsafe Is
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M NO IMPOSITION
I'VE ADANE ROSS. Doctress a!,t Astrnogist. was
bt.Gn with natural gift. She tells the past AID
tntuTe-Tas never known to fail Cause speedy
marriages brings together those long Sc parstsi
No. 40 street West, between 9th AID 7th, uear
The Patent Chice. The only person that can show
likeness ef future husba MI or sbseut friend in
reality. Ladies cents: gentlemen 81. ja % I'm"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-02

NJ n nD nc ,n,sD a n np nc NJ,
tho. 80 West Washington Il.
A LARGE STOCK or HOME.AADk WORK FOR
n sale cheap, one door east Of the Palmer House
sepa0-diy A. LlNTZ
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-02
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
X "A L n . "A ID
1868. T. C. ~ 1868.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
' Route tc Chicago via kokomo
81 MILES SHORTER THAN AIRY OTHER ROUTE

81 MILES SHORTER THAN AIRY OTHER ROUTE.
lhN AND AFrEk MONDAY, APRIL ~, 1859, trains
- traius Uili h. follows.
y Chicago ENprs Train viii. l~aVe lndianapol at
l235 L. A., Il KUkome ~ 3l0 T. w., ia time
make close connection with train the Cincinnati ard
Chicago Air Line Railroad for l.ogausport Valparaiso
and Chicago. and arrive at Peru az 4.20 7. VI.
Rtur TX, the ame rain will leave Peru at 1:20 A. T.,
making close connections with the night from Chi
cage, aud arrive al indianapolis at $40 4. NJ.
Mail Train will 'aye Indianapolis 4.35 p NJ,
STOPPING al all stations and arriving Peru IN time
make connections will the trains the Toledo and Wa
bash Railway. for sbash huntington. Fort Wayne To-
edo and Detroit.
Returning, the train viii leave Peru az $40
A. ~ after the arrival OF the train on the r. " r. ".
from the East. and indianapolis 1000 A. NJ
in time to make connections for all points East South
and Wet
AChicago ExpreSstrain will leave indianapolis al s:20
T. NJ making close connections kokomo with train for
LoVan~port Valparaiso and Chicago. and arri-e -
Peru at Les A. NJ ia time to make connection with trains
going Fast and West the Toledo and Wabash Rail
way
Returning the train viii leave Peru al 2.l5 r. NJ
making close connection al kokomo with the trains
on the cincinnati and Chicago Ar Line T. T. from Chicago
Valparaiso and L"gsusPort. and arrive st indianapolis al
Ale p ", in time TO connect with the evening trains for
Cincinnati, Louisville and other points.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent.
V r. MALorT. General Ticket Agent feb23. 62-d1y
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indianapolis and Madison
sx N n E1xx ON AD.
1863. EsiSg &C.; ;:SSs sSSssss 1868.

New Arrangement to Commence uon-
day. Geb. ,, 1863.
FHNWO passenger trains daily Sundays excepted be-
tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot, indianapolis, az 8 80 4.
and T. NJ, arriving MADISON at IL 35 ~ VI. and so
p. NJ.
Leave the Depot al Madison st 6 A. NJ and F. NJ, ar
irving al indianapolis at IL A. NJ and $40 p NJ
The train leaving Indianapolis at $40 A. VI. connects
with that leaving Columbus at as A. NJ. for shelby
vile and Rushve arriving at Shelbyyie at 1855 A. NJ
aud Ru>hvilie at - 30 7. NJ
Leaving Nashville nj l - 2 NJ Shelbyvillt al 2.55 7.
NJ. connects Columbus with the | and NJ. train
riving at either indianapolis Madison tht even
ing.
This Road forms line with the Packets at Madison for
the transportation o freight between Cincinnati and In
dianapolis and points Wet
Tarif Of Fresght> as low by any other route.
shippers and merchants West will find IL their nter-
est 10 ship by this line.
feb9 n C BRANHAM Superintendent.
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FOR SALE.

What LOT Of ground adonng the north Of the block
Of buildings built by krand Fitzgibbon on south
Meridian the Union Depot I0O r..
feet Deep will be sold in 20 - feet lots the whole
of Il ia one lot. This is valuable locality for persons
wishing t. purchase business property the Wholesale
business Of the cy will be concentrated this street
and the property can be bought for nearly one-outh the
prices Of Washington street property II has been dem
Onstrated BY actual sales that there has been
good sold by houses this street. any Washng
street. and, in our branch Of the business sold when
in business, tobacco wholesale than any three
houses Washington Street. The locality OF this
ground. for wholesale business has greater advantage
IN the saving Of drayage than any other location in the
CITY, goods be delivered the pavement bv all the
railroads This advantage will save half the rent of
store Washington street
For Terms, enquire Of
=. Kirkland
Or 7. r. RYAN. No ~, south of the ground
lid
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vot each subsequent Insertion and fot each nor.
tion u sa,i additional squnre............. -. !


,ion of .a,S additional squnre..........., s5S
Advertisements Published IN both the Daily dud the
weekly will be charged the full Daily rates,
with one half the weekY rates added.
busnes Notices published IN the local eolump ol ten
ines under. viii be charged for each Insertion fl "
ever ten lines. ten ernis per line
Charges viii be maie fnr inserting the notices Of the
following Orders Societies and Associations at the rates
named to be paid IN advance;
Military Companies. Order of Odd Fellows, Masonic
Orders Benevolsui soeieties and Singing Societies.
fof each notice exceeding lines ~ cents Tor each
Insertion: eight lines al this rate.
Announcing deSh- with funeral notice attached, vi
without notice free
Marriage Notices so eeuts.
Notices ~ Festivals Penies and ESeursos gotten up by
individuals associations OF by Churches al the regular
prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head oi
Special Notices. " ovet will be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisements making less than three ines, Inserted
In the Daily. will be charged hny cents.
Yearly advertisers to paw quarterly.
Announcing candidates Tor offices Of every description
90 be charged az the Of t 80 for each name ~ the
Daily and s3 n the Daily and Weekly the same to be, Ia
all cases, paid In advance.
Legal advertisements inserted AZ the expense Of the at
ornsys ordering and delsyabe for the legal proceed
tngs but collectabe usual time. Publishers not
accountable for the accuracy e legal advertisements be
yond the amount charged foe their publication.
ELDER HARKSESS 4 BINGHAM,
Proprietors Indiana State Sentinel.
J. NJ. TiLFORD,
President indianapolis Journal Company.