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rendered forever afterwards Impossible.
There will b no f1lcrum for the lever Of
treason TO rest upon.
Truthfully, yours,
WV. 81. SEwAHD.4
ST. Nicholas Hotel, N. Y. Nov. 90.
Maj. Gen. John A. Dix, President Pa
ci6c r. r. Co.:
SIR:-I have regarded the enterprise
Of building the Union Pacific Railroad a
Of the utmost national importance. While
in Congress, whenever opportunity Of
fered, l urged its necessity, and it 10 with
peculiar pleasure that learn that the
building Of this road, 80 long delayed, is
to become verify. When completed, it
will be an enduring monument Of the en-
terprize and patriotism of our common
country, firmly uniting the two extremes
of our nation and rendering them indie
soluble for all time to come.
/ am respectfully yours, &C.,
RICHARD YATES.
Mayors Office, N. Y, Dec. l.
To Committee of Arrangements Of the
U. P. r. r.:
May this. the greatest work ever pro-
jected in any age or country, prove last
ing bond Of political and commercial uni
ty between the Atlantic and Pacific
States. Very respectfully,
Your ob't servant,
Gro. OPDYxE, Mayor.
New York, Dec. /.
To Committee of Arrangements of the
U. p. X. R.:
The honor of inaugurating the greatest
enterprise of the age is this day yours =
With the aid Of the Government and 81
our patriotic people. the work is to be
pushed vigorously forward, and the day
We celebrate the completion of the road
from the Missouri River to the Pacific
Ocean, is nearer at hand than our mos,
sanguine friends anticipate.
Very respectfully yours,
THos. G. DURANT, Vice-Pres't.
New York, Dec. L.
To Committee of Arrangements of the
u. P. r. R.:
| The Inauguration of the u P. r. r.,
the great enterprise of the western hem.
isphere, whether considered in reference
to its commercial Importance or It's infln.
ence as bond Of Union, is to be pushed
unto completion with all the rapidity
which q command of means will permit,
and l congratulate those who are to be
present at the breaking Of the ground on
the early commencement of the work.
| JOHN A. DIX.
The cannon on the Nebraska shore vas
responded to by sslvos from the Iowa side
OF the river.
The proceedings of the day will be con.
cluded by grand banquet and ball at the
Herndon House and general illumina-
ton Of the city.
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S-T-l86O-X.
brakes Plantations Bissers

fksg parity, ssYsngth ~ and invisorafe.
They create . healthy appetite.
They arc antidote to ehsnge OF water aud diet.
They overcome effects disc patton ard late hours
They strengthen the e!sen and enlivea the a nd
Tney prevent 20 iasr sfic szd inf-rmttt~ns fevep
The. parity the treath and aeidity eftht stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and corsupAfion-
They care niarrhee, Chelera ana Cholera AoYhus.
They cure Liver Complaint ADD Nervous Headache
They are the bess b.iters Ia The world. They n4k,
the weak man strung, and are exhausted ssfnrr.s
great r~Sor~r. They mate Of pore 81 Cfcix Rum
celebrated Caisaya Bark roots ard herbs ard
taken ~ish ths pleasure OF beverage, without regard
10 age OF time OF day. Particularly reeonmenGed u
delicate persons requiring gentle sirn 1ni soId by
all tsrecers DrpgxAsss. Hotel. ard saioons
2. DRAKk = CO., Az Broadsa!, ssvTork
Sid by Andrew j Wflkt0soa
ts2T-dnsSn No. ~ fsin-stl. Eeoku nh.
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Prom and AFTER this date aGd until further no.ie-
trains y Ill run follows
Leave hEoKCk It's q. and 2 p. m
Leave Fl. MADISON 10 90 m and 400 nm
arrive al ~ MADISON ssUo 8. m and 45 D. n
Arrive at kEOhuk Has y. and 5 q d. IA
IL TAakhg eonneEtions al Madison with Co.the,
for bH1inftOn, AID at Ksekuk Win the East and
West Roads,
j. W. OGDEN,
zee. D. t7es- Superintendent
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice hereby given thst the Subscriber has beer
appointed Adnluisiratrix OF the of Ben John
ston, deceased.
novI7-dsw MARIA L. JOHNSTON.
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said C oun,y, In Keokuk

STATE or IoWAi
- LEE CorxTY.
In the District eeurt OF said oun,y, In Keokuk
Freemrn Knowles. PLssElF,1
Tsrsss
John RAhiin~
Henry Cor-%h, DefeaGants
Notice il hereby given 20 the Defendants herein
above named tsat petition in civil action is on lie
10 The CLERKS Office OF the District Court aforesaid in
Behalf Of the sbore named Plaintiff, against yu and
eia m hx 10 redeem from you under Innivr mortgage
certain premises the south West quarter OF
- fos nship IS, n. Range west In said County ard
STATE and d-ring you in Cou, a. he ysioe of
ssd redemTtieni said petition praying further that the
the OF petitioner IN said premises aFaust you he
Ghietrd sDdeststii.hed, and for general relief
And unless you appear and make defense thereto
before teen OF the second day Of The next term of
said Couft 10 Commerce on the rst Monday ofFeoru
airy, 1854. Judgment viii be entered against you, N
prayed tpr In said petition
ROBERT II. GILMORE,
nos1s-d4v Atty for Piainun.
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Toronto, Dec 2.
The report that Morgan is in Toronto
IS doubtful. lin Canada he is keeping
dark, but it is not generally believed that
he is here. 1t was reported in London
he had reached Winder, opposite De-
troit.
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[Tribune's Dispatch.
New York, Dec. l.

The Presidents illness is varioloid.
It is rumored that Hooker is to be
placed at the head of the Army of the
Potomac again.
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Fort Monroe Dec 4

Ex-Gov. Pratt, Of Maryland, and Col.
Nlekerson arrived here this morning from
Baltimore as political prisoners.
The steamer New York arrived from
City Point with one political prisoner
from Richmond, Andy johnson, Jr.
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Boston, Dec 2.
Mrs. Jane NJ Pierce, wife Of tx Presi-
dent Franklin Pierce, died this morning
IT Andorer, Mass. She had been in feeble
health for several Years.
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Washington, Dec. E.

The head or browning feature Of the
statue Of freedom was successfully hoisted
to its position on the dome of the Capitol
to-day amidst the cheers Of spectators be.
low and salvo of cannon. The figure il
made OF bronze, is 10 feet high, aud
weighs Is. 900 pounds. II was designed
by Crawford and cast by Clarke Mills.
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IS ATE or 1oMA.i
10 LEE CousTY.
| In the District Court Of said County. in Keokuk
| X. P. Love, Pistsf.F
G. Grinnan,
D. NJ. Grtnnan,
| David A Day,
NJ. J. Day. Dstesdssfs
Notice is hereby given TO the Defendants hereir
above named that petition in civil action IL on al,
In The eiork's Oice of the District Cur aforesaid
duly veriaed in be- ali of The above named Plaintiff
sg4inst You, ana clai ling or The said @. ard d. NJ
6rinnan lite redemption Of Lots aud g. in hlock III
10 the city Of X kuk, in said county, from certain
Deed OF trust and sale hereunder and all the
defendants the foreclosure ola mortgage executed by
said ID. A. and M Day. fur the sum Of 3t55o, with
ten per cent interest from May J. 1859 The said de
frndante Grinnan are further poh6ed that said
Court has appointed Receiver 10 take charge OF said
property and The rents and profit, thereof.
And unless yon appear md mas defense thereto be-
fore OF the second day of the OF said
Court, to Commerce the FIRST Monday Of February
1864 Judgment III be rendered against ycu pra,
for in said petition.
ROBERT II. GILMORE
noveo-d3w Sol. for Plainun.
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Louisville, Dec. 2.

Major G. F. Farris, Of the Detectiy,
Police, captured this evening two Of John
Il. Morgan's Ohptains-R. Sheldon aud
>. B. Taylor-who escaped with him
frOm Columbus. They we're found about
SIX miles east of here on the Kentucky
side OF the river, and have been commit
ted 10 the county jail in this CITY.
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/ A HscLEcTEp Cocoon, CoLD, An In
laITATED on SORE TRx0AT IL allo wed
to pfogr ess results In serious PuimoB.
airy Bronehicai and Asshmattc Diseases
Ioftentimes incusable. BRowsb BaoH-
icH CAL TRccHrs reach directly the A.
lfected parts, and q ve almost Immediate
|retief. For BsosCHITts, AsTHMA. Ca
lTARnn, and { oussAP1I C0CoHs the
ITroches are useful. PuBLfc SPEAK
IRIS and SiSetRs should have the
lTroehss 10 clear and strer gtnen the
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TINTED STATES MARSHAL's
~ SALE
UnrrEp srArrs o. AMrRicA,i !.

| usIrEs n sTAns, IA "a ;az sar1'cA' -.
Nv virtue Of execution 10 directed issued ~
the CLERK Of the Dis rict Court Of the United Str 81
for the Southern Division OF the District Iowa and
| against r. vanant~erp, and In favor Il James
kees have levied npHu, and will sell the highest
btder Al she door OF the Clerks office OF the Dstrct
Cou Of the United Sates, u Bislct OF Iowa a
Keokuk, IL raid Dstfict the 26th day Of December
A. d. 1s62, between the hours Il O'Clock q m. and
O'Clock OF said day, the following property. to-
wit.
Lots no. 4, n and I. In block No 1885, 10 the city
Of Il eokuk. Lee county, Iowa.
TAKEN ana levied q, onIs the property v. p. Van
antwerp to sasIsty said writ Of execution;
HIM HOxlE, U. s. MArshal.
BY II FuLroH, Deputy.
Nov 1NR1-alw
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Commercial.
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WHOLESALE GROCER


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WHOLESALE GROCER
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ksoHrK DAG 2, 1873.
PRODUCE AND PROvlslONs.
v,orv
-. o., SPIRIT "hsH snfa
ron. 49,,
49, -
,u,p ur,rx. =,
ro.~ -
wu-
wv w ephhs ssSfse %.
cusux
por.-o.. -.
purrv. c.. ~" - Per peeH
oA-coninoa iocs Choise, IL 70 2ici retail,
20e2sc-
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SAPONIFIER,
OR CONCENTRATED I've
FAmILY SOAP MAKER.

MN makes high prices; Raponiner helps to re-
does tAen- Inmates Soap for RouR cents pom nc
By using your Kitchen sreasc.
TPCAUTlON A. spurious Lys are offered
also careful and only buy the Po &c nj 4 art ell,
PM up 10 leon cans. all others being C0un ter.
fekeo.
PeRnsylvania Salt Aanufaetnrilg Co.,
PhIls1eiphia--so. III Walnut Street,
PittsbafK-riI Street and Duqtesne W ay
povis-dhs 3m
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STATE OF IOWA, l. In the District Court OF
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a&ges
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-11


this State has been Of extraordinary excite
ment. The vote 10 iay j. comparatively one Of
the largest ever thrown tor Governor The Re
publicsns supported Jo-eph Gilmore the Dem
0crats Ira Eastman. and the Union. or war Dem
ocra,s, Col Walter Hartman
Returns for Governor from sixty seven towns
give Gilmore l0. $50. Eastman ii .ai6. and Harri.
man .6o3
1880 P M--ReturEs from shout two thirds Of
the State indicate tha, the Legislature will be
largely Regardless, that there has been no choice
of Governor by the people. and that the three
Republican members of Congress have been
elected although there is some doubt about the
first One hundred towns foot up: Gilmore.
Is 649: Eastman. 1903; Hartman. 1850.
FoRrKEss MoxRok March 9-Captsin Muir
dock arrived to iay IRON Newbern He reports
all quiet IN General Fosters department when he
lett last FRIDAY
CAIRO. March l0-Late arrivals from vicks-
burg of Thursday report that the Rebels are
throwing occ tsional shells nj our workmen on the
canal opposite Vcksburg. but doing ,.o damage
Dredging machines s,ill making transport
from YazOo Pass and report continued progress
OF that expedition
1t Is rumored that the Railroad Telegraph Line
between Jackson and Columbus is to be aban
doned. and the troops guarding it are to be sent
TO Vicksburg
Ohio and Mi-sssD ri rivers still rising.
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Proceedings OF the Boa Ri of Com nm -
siOners, March Term, 1853.

TUESDAY. March 10.
Grand Jurors for Spring Term. VI c. c; JAS
Louck>. VIM. Hughey, Pryor Duvall, VIM Me
Clntock Ceorgr Richardson. JAS " Buchanan.
NJ a Vert. Aquilla Hilton. Ira Hollingsw orth,
Fielding Beeer, Willis Barnett Harvey z. lie
bune.
PANEL or Fall Term of Circuit Court: VIM.
Wood. VIM. COgle. Henry Severn, VIM, Lingen-
felter. VIM. J. CoiIey. Jas Schooley. John c.
Hunee, Samuel A. Perry. Samuel ;. Rumford,
Obadiah Harris. Samuel Mcfarland. David
George
Roads: Martin l. Christian ct al. established
and opened.
Vim Alexander ct al reviewers appointed TO
meet ~ VIM. Suilivan'> office in the City of In
dianapoiis on the 22i of April, 1863 at 10 o'clock
y NJ
Rogers ct al viewers. failed 20 meet and were
reappointed IL guilty before Jas. Mcconnell on
the 22i OF April. 1863.
Licences were granted to sell spirtuous and
intoxicating liquors TO George Hoppe. Frederick
Casper. Frederick Beaumire. Martin Neiman.
Fred. Niggermaan. John Leilie. VI. Clark
Adam Deitx, Theodore Piaefiec and Christian
werclt
David V Culley. Powell Rowland and Levi.
Munsere we're appointed Trustees of the County
Library for three years from the first Monday IN
September. 1868
An ordinary amount of bills have been ex
amined and allowed Trustees have been set
tied with aud township lines fixed tor the ensuing
year.
Articles OF Bridgeport Horse Thief Detecting
Company approved
Two thousand dollars was appropriated out
OF Court House fund for relief OF the famile:
of soldiers. under the direction OF James Turner
Trus:ee of Center Township.
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rv-The Indian. s,,,e Board Of A,,;cul,ur,

80
have been in session 10 day 40 their rooms in the
State House The uijects os the meeting are 10
make he Necessary arrangements for the mex;
State Far
The Legislature having failed TO make Appro-
ptiatoEs TO pay for the use damage and occu-
psney Of the new fair ground tor Camp Nor
ton,l and no payments having been made to
tlat end. the Board IN unanimously passed the fol-
lowing pres u5e and resolution:
WHEREAS. Our fair ground has been oscupled
by the military authorities since April. 1861
thus rendering il impossible 10 hold our isr-
thereon. and the Board being DESTROYS to hold
their fairs. thus compelled ht up other
grounds al a heavy outlay OF time and mones
and
Whereas. The liberal citizens Of indianapolis
came forward with subscription list whereby We
were enabled To hold successful iair Ia le62:
therefore,
Resolved. That the citizens Of indianapolis he
requested to again assist the Board Dy liberal
cash subscriptions a. enable them 10 hold another
State Fair the prc-ent year, without which the
Board view with exirem- doubt tie propriety
OF holding fair the present season
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We have received a communication from
Franklin township. signed by number of re-
Specialize citizens there. branding a. wiliul and
wicked lie communication ia the Journal nur
porting TO be a description of meeting OF theG
g C's. BY one Who got IN and took notes. The
meeting alluded TO vas held openly and no one
was denied admittsuce The man who took
notes bad frequently grossly misrepresenlei SINH
lar meetings and he was requested TO show his
notes but no discourteous or harsh language was
used 70 him. The communication = too long for
our limited space We would say 10 our friend.
in Franklin township that fflsehood and ms
representation i all the Republican stock IN
trade Take that from them and they have
nothing left. They use il freely and IL is fast
playing out. Their ISLANDERS are not needed by
any but the corrupt OF their own faction and il i,
but labor lost 10 reason With such men
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GOODWIN a WILDER's PoLYoEAMA or rHK " Ar
This superb exhibition OF moving pictures was
attended last night by the fast len and elite OF our
civ All we're evidently delighted. We 10 not
remember having ever passed an evening more
pleasantly The various incidents OF the war
depicted With such iruth;uiness. that ali semb
lance OF painting i lost. and We apparently gaze
on the realty The din OF battle, the thunder
ard fash Of artillery. the charging OF squadrons
the rOut and the triumph OF battle, are there por
ir@yed IN all their terrible realty. One evening
spent IN viewing the Polyorama is like living
through a campaign. The Ugh, between the
Aerrimac and Monitor WAS most enthusiastically
cheer-d oy the audience One OF the most pleas
ing features OF the entertainment is the accom-
panying lecture. delivered in distinct aad eloquent
tones BY Mr. Somerby
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SPECIAL NOTICES
S--T--166O--X.
DRAKESPLANTATION BITIERS

Exhausted natures great delightful bever-
age and active tonic. COMPOSED Of pure 81 Croix Rum,
roots herbs II in-igorates the body, without slim
ulang the brain. destroys acidity of the stomach,
crea.e appetite and strengthens the system. Ii is
certain for Dyspepsia Constipation Darrhea, Liver
Complaint, and Nervous Hradache. and prevents Mas
matte disease from change Of Diet water. &c II can be
used all times of day by OLD young aud Is particu-
larry recommended weak and delicate persons. Sold
by all Grocers, Druggists. hotels and Saloons p. II
Drake 4 Co. 202 Broadway. NsS York.
isul2-dNwltaWGm
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For the s'sse sentinel
Little Lille. Darling

I" u1sH '. sa"r.
Little Life, dsrlinx.
Where the birds are singing.
And the flowers are springinT,
Sweetiy msy'-r ihou ress:
Wherp q mothers tears dropping.
And fond heart. a. DER thee ibTobDing;
But md the anxious -oboing.
thou sion. ART best
Little Lille. darling.
Where infant voices ringing.
AID the anzeichor i singing.
Lille, join our fhrong:"
Where celestial harp. are turing.
And soui with sooi connmrning-
And thy voice atun.ng.
Swell the rapturoas song.
Cherub Lille dsriinsd
Through the pearl gate thou art straying,
And near the white throne thou art playing,
In thy home sfsr,
where ihvu art forever dancing,
And thy angel feet advancing,
Eager eyes are glaneng.
For in Eden Is thy star.
Angel Lille. darlingl
Where the ayior's leading.
f.. AMI the tender lambs are feeding,
b the tree Of life and rest;
Harkl baby voice J. whispering.
And he evening breez sleeping.
To that mother sally weeping.
"Mother, thou shalt yet be blest."
LAwKEScEBCkG, IND. lso5.
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POLICE ITEMS " e>terday quite n variety OF
cases we're before HIS Honor Mayor Maxwell. TO
be dealt with according Ia law. Five 0runks
were hrst disposed of Then came the assaults.
numbering three or Tour. and then a couple OF
daTkes. a male and female. were introduced.
charged with disturbing the peace Ii shown
that their lungs we're sound and frequently so
actively used that no ueighborhood could be
called Deaceable when they about, and they
were sent up IN default OF fine or bail \ zen.
tee hotel tibet was next introduced. charged with
stealing diamond breast pin from the Bates
House. He was the same individual who robbed
the gentlemen attending the Convention Of Pub
fishers IN this city, some months ago. and he viii
be very apt TO be sent Jacksonville this time
he was sent up for trial before tue Circuit
Court
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TBE TBUArER-The theater densely
crowded last night 10 see Mr. Neahe in Metamora.
he filed the DILL and came fully up Ia popular
expectation As that ran very high, We can
safely pronounce him .big lnjin' in tragedy.
To night he appears in the Corsican Brothers,
and a fourth act i 10 be added. written by him
self We are told by those who have seen Mr..
Neane IN this romantic drama that he Is I'M
equaled in it.
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Browns Bronchial Troches

Reach direcy the affected parts and give almost instant
relief. Ia BgoSoHIrIs. ASTHMA, and CATAEER they are
beneficial The good effects resulting from the of the
Troches aud their extended use has caused them be
connterfeited Be guard against worthless M
tatons. OBTAIN only the geRui,t B,o3rn's Bronchial
7roces, which have proved their efficacy by test OF
many wears. PUsLIc aud SINGERS should use
the Troches Military Officers AMI Soldier, who over
and exposed sudden banges. should
have them. Sold everywhere at % cents per box.
jan2l -d&w3m
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NEW MusIc-We are indebted TO the publisher.
D. T. Faulds. Louisville. Ky. for the following
pieces of music: Il can't help dat-taint nv
fault" The American Flag" and The Con
stituton a. il is and the Union n il was"
We are also indebted TO VIM McCarelI. of
louisville, Tor a war ballad addressed to the
Army of the Potomac entitled The Drummer
Bow OF Antetam"
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sBWe have no hesitation in stating for the
benefit OF the public. that ~ Spencer keeps at
No DIP East Washington street, one of the best
family groceries in the CITY NJ. Spencer is an
honest man. gentlemauy aud oblising. We
know this IRON experience. and cheeriully recon-
mend his house TO all who want to purchase any
thing in his line of business. 1912
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JEFFERsoSvILLE RAILRoAD-Three passenger
trains daily will leave the Union Depot aud
alter to day The first. the express mail train
leaves ut 80 4. NJ. the second (the new train)
leaves AZ AS P. VI and the night cypress leaves
at $50 p VI. There is no safer or pleassnter
road in the West than the Jeflersonville
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at the African Methodist Church. on West Geor
gia street for some weeks Last Sunday quite
a number of converts. male and female, were
bsptised in the canal. large crowd gathering, ~
IS usual on such occasions. party OF soldiers
were on the west side of the canal. and as each
OF the converts were dipped hey gave three
cheers ana tiger. The scene was ludicrous in
the extreme but the soldier bows doubtless meant
IL in good iaith as expressive OF their approba-
ton OF the religious ceremonies
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-11

To PLksrERrRs There will he a meeting OF
the contractors OF plaSeribg in the old The tier
Hall. corner Of Meridian and Maryland streets.
on Friday evening. March 18th. at ! = o'clock
Ill
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-11

LIZ Box ToN. Journal De MoDEs AND MoSTH-
LY REPoRT OF PARIS FASHIONS We are ia re
ceipt OF the March number OF this LEAKING mag
Rzine OF fashion Each number contains four
elegantly colored engraved fashion plates, with
two patterns of articles of ladies wear Price
So per wear 80 cents single copy :. I.
Taylor. publisher 407 Broadway. New York.
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Go 20 o. u Stout 4 Bros for picked
onions, picked beans and large lot Of cucum
bers IN barrels. halt barrels. kegs and bottles
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e Bamberger. ~ the old established stand.
No 10 East Washington street, is opening out
his spring stock ct hats and caps The stock has
been selected with great care in the Eastern mar
kets. and will be one of the finest and most com
plete ever brought to this city.
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sB-O. B. Stout Bro. have a large and
choice lot OF fruits. such pealed peaches. cher
ries. raspberries. blackberries. currant-. plum.
and pfunes
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-11

The CouRrs-The Common Pless Court will
adjourn on Saturday. after transacting an i'm
mense amount of work during the term. There
will be one weeks inter mission and then the Cir
cui; Court will commence. Ii is reported that
Judge Finch is unable to hold court at Franklin