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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

al AM ALL THERE"
TIE MOTTO.
81 IAN ALL THERE"
Which for the last three weeks has drawn
CROWDED HOUSES!
DELIGHTED AUDlENCESl
who have expressed their appreciation by
ENTHUSIASTIC APAPLAUsEl
AND COSNULSINE LAUGHTER!
MRS John WOOD 90 Henri LAGADFRZ.
mrs Holm WOOD as HENHf LAGADEkE.
MRS JOHN WOOD u HENRI LAGADERE.
md all the
ELEGANT SCENERY,
BKlLLINT COSTUMES,
APPROPRIATE MUSIC,
and IMMENSE CAST,
must be Withdrawn at the end ofthe present week
LAST THREE NIGHTS.
THURSDAY Nov. rs,
FRIDAY, Nov. n, SATURDAY, Nov. 20.
Previous 10 which, tho Comedietta Of
AUNT CHARLOITE'5 MAID.
On MONDAY Nov. 80 al entire change oil pero'rnar &C.
whoD a ,,,,r,, ,,o,,,,,
win make her hrs. Appearance before e"'yof audience
since her return from Europe.
Seats can be secured three days In edvance
Doom OF en- o. Z; Overture to commence at y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

IlHEATRE FRANCAIS-NIBLOs CON
I CERT SALOON.
EVERY TUESDAY AND SATURDAY.
SATURDAY, Nor. o. 1863
la MASON SANS ESFhNTs
Csnedio IN thee acts, by NJ z. Dumanog
|. LES TRENT SEPT SOUS DE N. MOSrOUOOIN.
ls,nsdie devie in set by Mn she and MARTA
Don open at a. Curtain raised At p<ecisely.
Otce for Reserved Seats, No. &3 Broadway.
n,RAND EXCURSION, and VIEW of the
" LAUNCH OF the monster lroI-Clad DICrATOH-The
ssner THOMAS y. HULSE having very comfortable &C
ons will leave foot Spring 81 At 10 ~. foot 10Th
lSG lot m, SATURDAY, Nov. rs, 1888, for trip mp
astsop returning In tune 10 view the launch Of the great
Ivrsesd Dk tstor.
aess,s for tie Excursion, rs cents.
III UNTINGTON's NEW PICTURE,
"MERcYs DREAM"
VI Exhibition a. COUPiL'S No. III Broadway.
| Adu4slion. - ceats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

IRVING HALL. THEODORE THOMAS.
4 SIXTH GRAND MUSICAL MATINEE.
SATURDAY Nov ~.
Doors open al IL; conmence at o'clock.
MRS j. ". NOTE
will ass IT, together with Mr. WIN. DkESSLEB and
FULL ORCHESTRA,
com oosej ofthe best insr1n al u ei IN the city,
Single tickets 50 cents Family ticket. admitting
matinee, person to sx mtnees e.
Tickets for sale at Irving Hall Beer and schImers rn,c
store No 5Ol broadwey Schsronbers Lus music store
No T.S Broadway; Hal sQns music store No 54' Broad
wsy; m A. Pond Co. Emusic store, No 5T Broadway
Firth son Co music No sos brosa~sy and Ascoy
ReIwis ststionegs, no. III Broadway
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-19
~ rgLKsRsPH.
New Sork Market.


Cotton dull and dropping at 9Oc
Flour opened At lOdl5c better with only a
moderate demand, closing heavy. buvers gener-
ally refusing TO paw the advance; - 50d1 o.
for extra State. 81 c0ds for extra round hooped
Ohio. 3 1903 30 for trade brands TO und hooped
Ohio.
Whisky 54@56c. chiefly Soc
Wheat opened l62c better, closing dull. buy
ers generally refusing 20 pay the advance; Chi
csgo spring 81 42@l g.: Milwaukee club 81 90
81 90; winter red 81 69@l as Corn opened
l@2c better. closing dull, with no buyers; $50
&c for sound. s3G95c for unsound 93c tor
round white and &c Tor yellow Western, in store
Oar- firm. 7607sc
Coffee quiet and hrm
Pork firm and more active: Sl4 - for old
mess. Sll 50@l3 IS for old and new prime,
Sl5 500 Il for hes prime mess, inclcdng 5000
uew mess. delivered on or before 20th OF March.
Il and 100 bbls do FOR June. sic 50 Beet quie,
and steady Bacon sides irmer and more active.
IA al &c for Western Cumberland. s3sds3.c
for Western short ribbed. aud 9ls q he for do
short clear Lard much more active and shade
trmer
None, steady. 6Cd6isc Sterling exchange
decidedly higher. 81 74@l 10 for merchants
81 96@l 81 Tor bankers bills Gold decidedly
better. opening 81 Gu. closing firm at 81 6l \.
Government stocks scarcely - hrm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-19

cute war on behalf OF said Government 10 sup
p es> rebellion nov existing and waced acain~t
"a 4 Government, and the said Jesse McHenry. .
on the day and ysir aforesaid at the place slore
said. being such witness as aforesaid before said
Grand Jury. and having stated in his evidence
before said Grrhd Jury that he knew OF the ex
is'ence OF secret organization called the Mu
tisl Pr1tes ZIONIST" composed of a Urge number
of persons. TO ait: from two to three hundred per-
sons. who met At certain ball 10 said city OF In
dianap0lis, who took upon themselves certain oh
cations and had certain secret grips. signs and
pass words, and that he bad administered ssi6 OBJ
legations, and bad given said certain secret erips
signs and pass words. aud that there was among
other signs military sign, by whirh members OF
theorder aforesaid may recognize each other when
IN opposing armies; said witness was then and
there Intercepted 10y said Grand jury. aud asked
TO state TO said Grand Jury said Obligations all
ministered By him in the presence OF aid secret
order 10 the persons Initiated into the same. a.
near as he could. and sl.o TO give the signs br
which the members Of said order may recognize
each other. and particularly the sign ~ which
they may recognize each other in case OF being in
opposing armies. What il called the military
sign; To all OF which questions the said jesse Nc
Henrs. such witness, refuses to make any
ansS er to the Jury aforesaid.
All OF which is respectfully submitted 10 the
Honorable Court Tor their action IN the premises.
CHARLES II TKsr,
Foreman OF the Grand jury
The defendant. McHenry, asked the Court. by
bis counsel, Tor rule To show cause on " ednes
day, the lsth inst Why he should not answer the
questions propounded. The rule was allowed.
AMI Yesterday the defendant. by his counsel. +.
ID. x K l. Wapoe, Answered IN substance:
The Grand Jury. by it, presentment assumes
that the organization known as the Mutual
Protectonsts" is criminal in its character and
purposes. and that the principles governing it are
unlawful. Under such assumption of the Grand
Jury the defendant not bound to answer and
criminate himself
The case was argued by the District Attorney
Mr. Hanna, for the United States The point
made by bin was, tina; the defendant. having
answered ia part. bound Ia all the
questions pFOpOunded. The defense quoted the
decisions ia the Morgan case and numerous au
thOrities To show that the Witness was TO be the
judge, and not the Court, OF what would commit
him. and that he could cease to answer at any
point.
Judge Smith decided that the rule of law was
with the defendant. aud dismissed him from the
charge OF contempt.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-19
DAVID STEvENso,

UNITED STATES CoURr.-The Grand Jury on
Monday made the following presentment against
Jesse ID McHenry:
The Grand Jurors empanneled. charged and
sworn in the District Court Of the United States
of America for he District of Indiana. AT the
February term thereof. in the year 1868, 10 IN
auirr into all offenses committed in said State
against the laws OF the said United States. upon
their oath present. that Jesse McHenry. a lawful
and competent witness. being produced and sworn
20 testify and give evidence before said Grand
Jury. to vii: on the 18th day OF February. 1868,
a the CITY of indianapolis, in said State of Indi
ana. and il being important and material that
said Grand Jury should inquire into any and all
conspraces 10 resist and oostruct the laws of the
United States, aud the lawful authority under the
same. ant all secret combinations 10 bring about
a separation of the States OF the United States ol
America. and 10 form a Northwestern Confeder-
aey, and for that purpose 10 obs,ruct tire Govern
meni OF the Uaited States in It, efoTts 10 prose
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-19

- a large amount of property is changing
hands in our city just now. We have heard NJ
the last few days of several sales Of business
property. and any number of lots and dwellings
7. X J Cox sold their store room. l6ls feet front
BY 1875 feet deep, ON the south side OF Washing
ton, between Illinois and Meridian streets to the
Mes>rs McOuats. at Sl5O per foot The build
ing i not considered valuable. and the price paid
will Indicate the value of the ground Thirty
three feet front, by 1875 feet deep, just east OF
Backicrd's Block. was sold to Robert Browning
at the same price (sl5O) per foot. The Farmers
Hotel. on Illinois street. sold To a gentleman
from Lafayette at Sl4 800 all down in specie
gold and silver.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-19
a Prayer 60 he used during Lent IN
the Episcopal churches os Indiana,
tw Reference so the Existing Condt-
ton of our National Affairs.


tH Reference so the Existing Condt-
ton of our National Affairs.
RI Rev. George Uphold. ID ID Bishop Of the
Diocese OF Indiana, has -ef forth Ire following
prayer to be used i'm the Episcopal churches cur
ing the season OF Lent:
Almighty and most holy Lord our God. who
do~t command us To humble ourselves under thy
mighty hand that thou mayest exat Us IN due
tiae, we. thy unworthv servants, desire most
humbly TO confess before thee. N this the lime OF
sore affection iu our lsnd. how deeply az nation
We deserve thy wrath In the great caIamties
which have come upon ", We acknOw ledge thy
righteous visitation, and bow down our souls I'M
der tie mighty hand OF our holy and merciiul
God and Father. Manifold sins and
transgressions. and the more sinful because OF
the abundance OF our privileges and merces un-
der thy providence and grace In pride and liv
INK unto ourselves; in covetOusness and wOrldIi
ness of mind ia -elf suticiency and seli-deDend-
ence; in glorying IN our own wisdom and riches.
aud strength, instead OF gloryng only in thee;
in making our boast Of thy snmerited blessings.
"a IL our night and wisdom bad gotten them.
instead Of acknowledging thee in all. and seek
ing first thy kingdom and righteousness: in pro-
faneue-s OF speech, and ungodineSs OF life; IN
pOlutlng tbs Slbbaths. anu receiving in VAN thy
grace ia the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ
We acknowledge, . Lord that as a nation
and people We have grieyOusly sinned
against Thy Divine Majesty. provoking
most justly thy wrath and Indignation
against Righteousness belorgeth unto thee.
but unto confusion of face. Because thy COM
passions have not failel. therefore not
consumed. Make Us earnestly 10 repent and
heartily 10 be sorry for these our mi-doipgs
May the remembrance OF them he grlevous unto
u. Turn unto thee. y LORD. the hearts OF all
this people, in humiliation and PRAYER, that thou
matest have compassion upon ~ and deliver u
For thy Son. Lord Jesus Chrst's sake, for
give us all that is past, aud grant that We may
ever hereafter serve and please thee in newne>s
of life. to the honor and glory OF thy name. We
beseech thee SO 10 sanclfs unto Us our present
dis'resses. and so 10 make haste 10 deliver us,
that honorable aud permanent peace NAV
speedily ensue, that war shall be no more in all
borders. and that all resistance to the lawful
Government of the land shall utterly cease Nav
our brethren who seek the ,llsmemDernment &c
our y ationsl Union. under which this people. by
Thy Providence. have been so sisnally pro>pered
and blessed, be convinced of their error and re-.
stored To better mind. Grant that all bitter
ness and wrath. aud anger. and malice NAV be
Dut away from them and u. ami that brotherlv
love and fellowship NAV ne established among
~ 10 all generations Thus nav the land bring
forth her increase, under the blessings of peace,
and thy people serve thee ia all godIy quie;ness,
through Jesus Christ our Lord Amen
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-19

An unsuccessful attempt was made last night
hy the Confederate prisoners 70 escape from the
Penitentiary One msn was mortally wounded
and another capi ured.
The Cumberland river il now cleared Of Reb-
els between CIsrksvile and Nashville
The river j. much svooien and still rising.
The cotton lands are overdowed
LOUISVILLE. February ls-Returned cotton
BUYERS report that the Legislature OF Mississippi
has made il penal ofense TO sell cotton except
20 the Confederate Govern nent.
FRASzfoRr. Feb l6s-James Harlan, United
States District Attorney for Kentucky. died this
morning. of pneumoni =
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-19

Bus GLAEloUs The city, it seems. is still full
OF burglars. On Tuesday night attempt was
Pennsylvania street. The rascas cut the shut
,ers on "a bay window in the side of the house
and had partly removed light of glass, when
they were scared off, in hurry. il would seem
one of them left his hat behind IL. is white
felt hat. and the owner can get it by applying at
the Police office.
On the same night two burglars entered the
house of Mr. Rockwell Mr.. r was awakened
by the noise. and had severe scuffle with one of
the men. They both. however, escaped.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-19
NOTICE.
Street Improvement Notice.
oFricE OF CIrr clERK.

OFriCE OF CIrr CiERK.f
indianapolis, February l2th 1853
NOTICE is hereby given Of The pendencv Of the follow
Ing Oriinances. to-wit
forgrading an alley lot No L. running and
west between Fennsylvania street and Fort Wayne
avenue.
tor grading and gfaveling Tennessee and the
sidewalks between Washington street snd Indiana
avenue.
for regarding and crawling Market street. between
West and Tennessee streets.
For grading and paving the sidewalks the 20 nth
side Of Ohio sire I, between Delaware and Meridian
streets
For grading and Ing the sidewalks on the north
s.ce Of New York street, between Indiana avenue anc
Ellsworth steeet.
aud that the said ordinances will taken up for fms
passage regular meeting of the Common Couf ell 4
be held on Tuesday evening, February -. ls63. al
oclock
Attest JOHN 6. WATERS CITY CLERK
iebl'-d7 By Csc. p. ASpxksoS, Deputy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-19

rrrrfssnsrs.
cincinnati Market.

CIxcISsArI. Fec IL.
Flour irmer. bu, offered freely: supsr6ne IS:
extra State IS lU@6 Is. and family IS 2S0
6 so.
Wheat unchanged and 6rm st 81 2S0l IS fos
choice red asd white. Corn decliDed TO sc
OAts dull at 7oc. Rye o.. Barley advanced 70
81 45@l 80
Whisky dull at SIC.
No change in mes pork: no demand. An ac-
tive demand for bulk meats: sales of 700 600
lbs. chiefly sides. "a 81 GSc: shoulders "a slsc
and hams 53ze. 2,iOO i'erces lard sold at sc
9lzc for head and gut. and =. 69Isc tor prime
country: prime city offered at Zoe.
Cover seed hrner and in good demand al
Sc 80.
Groceries firm and unchanged
Gold advanced 10 81 81 Demand notes 81 90
Silver unchanged. Exchange steady at lsc
premium.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-19

THE MoRGAS County CasEs.-The prisoners,
Wyrick aud i've others who were indicted BY the
Grand Jury OF the United States Court Tor resist
iDg the laws of the Unte1 States were arraisned
and pleaded not guilty. Their trial will com
mence next Monday at O'Clock. unless cause is
shown for a continuance They are defended by
the Messrs. Walpole aud Jesse Mclenry.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-19
NJ EDiCAL.
Dr. Lu6Iusn'A Specific.
soH Tsr Ct
Gonorrhea. elects. Whites Structures
AAD-
COMPLAINTS or tHE ORGANS OF
GE,Ess sTEON.


r9yBE Gonorrhas, commonly called Clip. is dis
\ gu>ting maads. and j. tpo well known 10 require
anv explanations j. bc gbt. Dat Il j. difficult to
get clear Of h companion hat few admire; IL per-
vhdeS al classes Il NbfA male ara female, rich
and pour both married snn single Although trouble
som. in eli distressing something's fatal. IL i
disease. toe treatment IT which ba> generally been
worse than disc Itself Tue common fashionable
treatment j. lr>i deprive sou Of All business: then
come cour-, ii starratoiivillg bread and tea.
Cruel. kR 90 IOI you mus then be bed,
cupped lsached. combined with ng medicines,
injections lotions ointments, and warm Concentrations
Every few das, the medicine, are changed: and after
months treatment ~ this way, which the patient
bear with great f1iluec ;0r fear u To>rre be u dis
charged, discharge himself with irritable uretor,
sweled testcle enlargement Of the PROSTATE glands
disease OF the neck II the bladder.
This Specific which like charm. with few doses
disease, and quite pleasant 20 axe. and which
has "a thousands New YORK. Phiiae phia Balti-
ard many n the southern cities. j. certain and
eiec,ua remedy that makes rapid and permanent
without regard diet drink exercise, except ~rest
ling. iumring UNDERSTANDING TINS remedy n un-
eulaed by anything discovered for h- OF those
diseases II j. extracted plants. and s.r
ecy safe as II is purely vegetable contains DO er
curry. hat you expcse yourself To all kinds oil
weather. without the .esst danger from the medicine
And il you careful IN wrapping your paste, lou
will have smell from H. that you not
deprived from going into company or being detected By
nearest friends.
This quack sicine bu;a remedy discovered and
used With immense By regular physician and
confidently recommended 10 the unfortunate.
CAUTlON-NOno j. genuine without the signature 81
tie proprietor. W r. Davidson. around he box ALI in
Engagements OF trade mark vii n prosecuted with the
utmost rigor ofthe law.
VIZ. DAVIDSON. sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists generally. ,an2s-csnis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-19

There full attendance. and an unusual
number of ladies graced the hall with their pres
ence.
The President read the following letter from
the Rev. David Stevenson:
INDIANAPOLIS, February IL. 1862
II. III DcpD, ESo-Dear Sir: On last Tues
day evening it was announced would address
the Democratic Club tonight. In justice TO my
self the Club should know the announcement was
made without consent. | have always be
lieved--and do still be'ieve-it is highly improper
il no, positively wicked for ministers of the Cos
pei To address political associations on those
citing topics now under discussion, ami concern
ing which even good men differ in opinion. Surely
pastors os churches aud Chaplains of regiments
would better secure the great object for which the
Christian ministry appointed. were they. in
sretd of itiuerating the State. and wing.
they now are, brother against brother TO obey
the Scripturai nunct:ons of feeling the tock OF
God" 'over which the Holy Ghost hath made
chem overseers." and of following 1.-THE things
that make for peace" / have always opposed
the action of our church courts in intermefdling
with civil affairs. in consequence OF which have
heen called rebel and traitor; but while my
accuSers seek 10 have the Church with usurperS
IN crusade against State institutions and against
the liberties guaranteed by the Constitution 10
every citizen. have the consciousness of know
Ing that nv desire tor the Church L., that she.
freed from all such unholy alliances. may 20 for
ward on her divine mission OF mercy and love. 10
all the human family. And my desire for our
country *, that it be restored 20 Us former
happy and prosperous condition Ministers. by
substituting politics for the Gospel. have
trbutei much To plunge our nation into Is pres
ent troubles; the sooner they cease their political
harangues the better for country Entertain
ing. n do these opinions. cannot while con-
tinue to exercise any OF the functions OF the min
istry, consent TO address any political organiza-
ton God grant thatwe may vet have 1.-THE Con
stitution "a il j. and the Union il was"
Respectfully yours.
DAVID STEVENSON.
! While waiting for the speaker OF the evening
the members were disposed to have little fun.
and the President WAS Induced To sIng para
4 phrase on Mckcize's celebrated "Ltdy OF
/ Leath after which the Hon. Thomas Bowling
was introduced. and delivered powerful address
I IN vndicaiiOn OF the Democratic party lie was
followed bv the Hol Mr.. Harvey, OF Moutcom
/ cry These Gentlemen we're. at the conclusion
and during Their speeches, warmly applauded
Mr. \ X Akerod beng loudly called for.
came forward and sung ITO the West he was
encore,. and could not get of without his Far
upon the Sea- These songs brought down the
house, as they and the singer de erved tor rarely
has il been our pleasure TO listen TO musical
performance of the kind of more merit.
The Hon Mr. McDowell member of Congress
elect from the llth DIS rct, will address the
Club on next Tuesday night
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-19
Mass Convention in Randolph
COnnfy.

There will be mass peace convention held at
Deertield, Randolph county. Indiana, on the 9Th
1T March Eext- All who are opposed TO the
present depornble civil war. the present Admin
strition. and all those who are in favor of the
Constitution il is and the negroes where they
are invited to ateDi. without any reference
whatever TO their former political associations
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-19

AucrioS SALE or BUILDING LoTs-Wm. Y.
Wiley, real estate suctoneer, sells Monday
next, number OF desirable building lots on ILL
nois. Meridian. and PENNSYLVANIA streets, in the
immediate vicinity of the Union Depot. Pats OF
the premises can be seen Mt his Office
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-19

- Henry koenig. an insane man. wandered
from his home Cumberland. in this State
Saturday last. SAYS he wants 10 go to Quincy
Ills. he IL man about six feet high. thin face
and dark hair. Any person knowing OF his
Whereabouts by leaving word ~ the Union Depot
or at Ostemeyer's, will confer favor on his
friends ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-19

sT-The plans aud specifications for three
story business nosse. on South Meridian stIeet.
near Washington. nov ready for exsmina-
ton q. the Office of ID A. Bohlen. Architect. in
the Erna building. Bids FOR its construction will
be received until Thursday next. Feb. 18th. at 2
o'clock p. NJ The whole building vii! be let to
one person. Competition i invited. AS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-19

II new stse Of high laced, double soled
boots. called the Eugene. has made their appear
ance in our city. Ladies' should see them. Also
new lot of ankle,s several new styles, just re
ceivei at Jones Vinneige a Co.'S
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-19

LEGISLATIVE PRAYER MEETINGS In conse-
auence OF the persistent absence from these inSti-
tutions of the Rev Mr. Newman. the Rev Mr..
Gregory. the Rev Mr Van Buskirk the Rev.
Mr. Moorman. and the Rev. Mr. Gregg Mr..
Speaker announced. previous to the adjournment
in the House yesterday afternoon. that they woaid
hereafter be discontinued The prayers OF the
righteous only avail. and when all the right
ecus stay away what's tue of praying?
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-19

FrRE-The alarm Of fire Yesterday afternoon
was ciuseL ~ the burning OF = stable on lot
between Pennsylvania and Delaware streets.
north of North street The stable consumed
with its contents OF hay.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-19

sH-we call attention to the advertisement OF
j. r Senour. in torday's paper. IL is one of the
largest drug houses in the city. and the stock is
full and complete and always kept 50 Call al
No. Bates House. aud examine stock and
prices
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
S--T--126O--X.
CHARACTERIZATION BITTERS

or this celebrated brand appears he n every ones
mouth. we'll every ones table. They
:, eudd tice aud be- relied upon strengthen and
invigorate exhausted nature. Standardization
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-19

Is Capt Mcdonald. Commissary in Chief on
Gen. Mlroy's staff. in the city Yesterday on
his return To Winchester. Virginia. after IA brief
visit TO his family
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-19

Masonic NorIcE A special meeting of Marion
Lodge No 70 will be held Tor work. this evening
at o'clock. PunctusI Attendance j. requested
l92 FRANCIS KING, Secretary