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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-22

cushiug. dated Beaufort. N. c., January Q. de
failing the particulars OF a reconnoisSaDce near
Fort Caswell, on Lutte river. with only twenty
FIVE men
While proceeding up the river they were bred
upon by the rebels from the bluff on the lefI
bank. Landing and forming without firing a
gun. they moved forward until they came in sight
of a fort and camp- fire.. ~hereupon they made =
bayonet charge. Lleut Cushing Judging that the
enemy we're ignorant OF the number OF his force
The charge was successful. They captured the
fort. our men going over one side as the rebels
e-caped on the other. The fort was found to be
an earthwork, surrounded BY a ditch. with q
block.house inside. pierced for musketry.
Lieut.. Gushing learned that the fort had been
held by a company of infantry. who left in such
haste that their stores, ammunition. clothing. and
a portion OF their arms were captured. de des.
troyed all the property he could not bring away
and returned to Be iufort with the loss of only
one man. who was wounded. Officers and men
OF this expedition behaved molly.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 2l.-Five hundred wounded
rebels captured at Murireesboro' arrived here
TO -day. and will be sent North. Several citizen
surgeons are ordered to accompany them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-22

EDNESDA1, JthulTN 81 NOo
SENATE The Joint Resolution To amend the
Constitution 80 n To Ell tble cities. towns, &c.. ia
levy and collect special taxes Tor school purposes
was debated nj considerable length and finally
passed.. Me<~rs. Ray. Msrsh. Dnnning. and
Mansfield spoke tor. and Messrs. Cla!pool. John
son and L,nders against. it, passage. Mr.. Dun
ming spoke of it, legal effect n - provision oil
the Constitution that it would conflict with.
The Mess ,ee of the Governor and accompany
Ing documents were sent in by his Exceliency
and laid on the table until TO morrow.
A vote of thanks to the surgeons aud nurses
who have rendered aid to the sick and wounded
soldiers of Indiana was pissed
TIE Senate went into Joint with
the House in the afternoon.
HorSr -Resolu,;,,ns adopted for the further
ance bv the General Government Of agricultural
interests; calling on the Treasurer of State To
report why he has not distributed the bounty
fund voted by the last Legislature for the organ
izltion of the militia; relative To the President
of the Board OF Benevolent Institutions, asking
the Attorney General to give an opinion a. Ia
whether said Wallare had not vacated said office
by accepting "A position under Secretary Chase
The greater part OF the day WIS consumed III
the discussion OF Mr Gregory : resolution raising
q committee To investigate as To the existence oil
secret societies, Messr> Brown, Packard. Wolfe
Atkison. Shoaff of JAY. against. and Mes~rs
Hostetter. C,son and Others for the resolution
taking part in the debate. The matte: WAS still
pending when the House adjourned
Messrs Greene. of Knox; Donslson. at Shell
ov: and Reed. of Clarke. we're elected, in joint
convention. Directors al the State Prison. South
Messrs. Tigar. of Allen: Hastings. OF Tippe
canoe; and Swaar. OF Owen, were elected io'
the Prison North.
Joseph J Bingham. of the Indiana State Sen.
- So D.r.fa sIne TX TX MI
grove. Of the indianapolis Journal. by n vote Of
20 To 80.
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Br rELRskAps.f
Nevv lork Market.

NEw Yokk. January 81.
Flour more active and Sc better: Sc 40a6 65
for superhne State. Sc 1896 s5 for extra State.
50 9o@6 10 for choice State: Sc 3506 IS for
superine Western. Sc 4067 p for common TO
medium extra Western. 81 25@7 80 for common
IL good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio
s. 45@e - for trade brands closing firm.
VIII sky trmer; sales AT 49G50c.
Wheat les active and prices unchanged: sales
were made OF Chicago spring at 81 Seal IS;
Milwaukee club 81 1901 81; amber Iowa 81 so
al "a; winter red Western 81 Seal IS. amber
Michigan 81 59al 81: white Michigan 81 656
l 10 Curn firm with fair demand; s5c for chip
ping mixed Western; 1lG73c tor unsound. Oats
dull and dropping at 69@73c.
Sugar more active and hrmer: l0k6ll%c
for New Orleans; l2@l2Lc for clarified do:
lO54c for Nuscovado- Molasses firm and i'm fair
demand; new crop New Orleans 52@56c
Pork dull and Il shade easier: sales ri sl4 62L
ola 30 for old mess; Sll 50@l2 for old and
new prime and Sl3 50@l3 % for old and new
prime mess. Lard less active and scarcely 40
firm; sales at ln4@ln% Beef quiet and steady.
Dressed hogs a shade hrmer; sales at 6@6xc for
Western.
Money market firm at sac per cent. Sterling
exchange l59@l62 for merchants: l62Gl63
Tor bankers bills. Gold l434; demand notes
Ids.
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wrpxEspAy Avrlnxoox, Jan 81. 1863.
Council met NJ 2 p VI.
Present. he Mayor, and Conncilmen Col!ey
Seibert, Hauebey, Wallace. II A Fletcher
Thompson. Blake. Emerson. McNaLb, kuhl
mann. Brown aud Richmann.
PETITIONS.
By Mr.. Wallace. from Cstharine NJ Lewis
complaining Of erroneous assessments upon hel
property Referred.
BY Nr. Haughey. from VIM Cosill. making
similar complaints. Referred.
REPORTS.
By Mr.. Wallace. from the Finance Committee
relative TO Benjamin POttage's tax assessments
and recommending a reduction. Concurred in
BY Mr.. Wallace. from the Committee on Fire
Department. recommending an APPROPRIATION oil
$500 for expenses OF FIRE Department Con
CURED in.
By Mr. Brown, from the Committee OF Streets
and ALLEYS: An estimate in favor of the Gas
Company for setting up lamp ppsts on Tennes
see street. between New York aud Michigan, &C
~cnmpanied by a resolution approving the same
Concurred in.
By Mr.. Wallace. from the Committee on Gas:
Recommending the allowance of a claim of the
Gas Company for gas furnished, and for lighting
lamps. Concurred in.
Nv " Wv hAROihtN Au Ol"hfOh eH'N nv
property of tie 'ludianapolis Educational A.
sociation" is not exempt from taxation. Con
CURED in.
By the Board Of Police: Nominating Thoma:
A. Ramsey for Patrolman of the police force
tor the 81 District. and Robert Redmond fuI
Patrolman OF the police force fer the Alb Dis
trcit.
The Council proceeded to ballot for said Patrol
men. with the following result:
For 2i observation-disclosures A. Rrmsev Z; Rob't
Redmond 1. VIM. MYERS l. blank /. Mr.. Ram
sew was declireI elected.
For 4th Disrrict-Robert Redmond {. VIM
Myers 3 Mr Redmond Wa declared elected.
On motion of Mr II A. Fletcher. IL was order
ell that Thomas Lewis be employed To aSSi>
Jesse Jones in the investigation of the claim o
Mr.. A +. Shortrilee.
On motion of Mr. Brown said persons were
directed to complete their work within a week.
On motion of SIR Brnwn, the Committee OF
Accounts were directed to hereafter prepare al
ordinances allowing claims by tie 10Th OF eaci
month.
Motions we're adopted instructing the STREE
Commissioner To have all posts removed from
all sidewalks about To he paved with stone. am
o. notify the wIers OF the Old Baptist Churcl
lot To remove the earth from the sidewalk ant
cutters. on Maryland street, recently placed thei'
by them.
Adjourned.
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ETrrLsssArE-
Cincinnati Market

C%rscIsSATI. January ~.
Flour in active demand and prices are higher:
s~uperhne s. 50@5 60: extra S. 69@5 65-
Wheat in good demand without change in
price. sales Of 5000 bush. including 5.O00 bush
half rec. at 81 delivered at Mount Vernon, Ind.
and 2'Soo bush red do. al Doc. deli, cred; red 10 in
demand at 81 1901 Is, aud White al Al Is
al IS. Corn in active demand and prices lie
higher; ear Ale. Oats &c higher; 55a57c in
bulk. and 6S@69c in store. Rye has advanced
10 75c.
Whisky advanced TO 42c.
Hogs in good demand and but few Offering at
81 4O@5; receipts of ] 100 head. A fair de
mand for mess pork: prices higher: 400 brls
new sold at sl3 SIS. Lard 9L@9%c. but these
rates are above the views OF buyers Bulk
meats "a. 53@5Ac for shoulders. sides and
clear sides.
Groceries firm.
No change in coin or exchange.
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Tmr CoScEar-The Gouschnlk concert is =

THE CoScERr-The Gotsschslk concert j. NJ
the tIlk nov among our musical friends. We
continue our extracts irnm the notices OF the
leading critics OF the United States. The New
York Tribune. ia the course OF "A long article. re
marks that:
Mr.. Gottschalk has Just given two brilliant
concerts at y hlo's Saloon. H. these hedisplase Ell
. prodigious power OF execution which places
him beyond beng surpassed. In exactitude.
clearne~<. rapidly. seniority. power of sweeping
over the keys. trillIng and iteraiing notes. human
fingers cannot surpass his. he has exhausted
the dazzling qualities OF the instrument. In
heroic dellneation he outreached all We have
heard mere: not necessary To name Thslbere on the
list. Who was deficient in fervor. . Mr..
Gott-chalk' . reputation IS now as firmly establish
Ell in Europe AS that of any other living plan
let. both in performance aud piano 'transcrip-
ton 80
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-22
For the Daily State Sentinel.
The secret MOvemcn $ of thc Adolf
tj0Uists.

tj0nists.
NrssRs Eprrons: To what depths of depravity
will the Abolition pirty 20 for the purpose "l
continuing themselves IN power. u II question
more easily asked than answered. Ana u no"
becomes NV bounden duty to descend To their
lolthsome haunts and drag forth anu present To
the scorn and reproi, tion OF an honest and dis
eliminating public some OF their acts, which are
the prompiings of their ~fdnaucal and revolution
ary teaching
IL i evident the Abolitionists intent to carry
out Gov. Morion's Suggestions. IL they have not
already anticipated him He ~mme them
10 orsanize themselves Tor tier own protection;
and they have not oniy organIzed, but have al
ready begun to arm themselves. A certiin zen
,len,an ftarlon me for the expreSsiOn) OF the
ebony tribe brought u parcel OF revolvers to
Acton some ten DAYS since. for distribution
among the faithful; also. another renegade or
anostnte from the Democratic faith, a man OF
the Joe Wright and Jem Hughes stamp, imported
a similar lot Of firearms 10y express from Cinein
matt. These statements We know to be true. as
All the friends of Father Abraham and Negro
Equality have one
The Abolitioni>ts saw thst their Object Is to
I nreyent the Democracy from taking the State
out of the Union. or from helping 10 TORN Il
North western Conieleracx: but tins Is only a
f,iut We believe their real design j. 10 coeree the
Democracy into the support ct their damnahle
emancipation policy. They are continually
shrieking X G. C at Democrats, while they aie
c,rr,inc ON their en- lncipation league with all
possibie visor. This l. a secret poll'lc"i "rs"m
z,tion. which has existed among them Tor some
time TO our certain knowledge One OF the
members went 81 Tar as u give the pass "ord'
Freedom to the Slave which l. characteristic
OF the policv, 20 a man whom ne suppo-ei 10
he A good Abolitionist. but he was barking up
the wrong sspling. The fellow turned out To he
q ~frs,-rsle "Buuernut."
The honest people of our county have hnais
come to the conclusion that some of our State
authorities have a hand in the matter. rs certain
ones of our neighbors have pistols who could not
muster means enough to ply for a hen amt chick
en-. hone our Democratic leaders viii he al
w,,s on the alert for such operations. a. TIE
Democracy DO not wish to pay tax Tor the pur
nose OF putting arms in the hands OF a degraded
mr,y. whose only ambition Is TO rule or rum
In concIuSion. | have only 20 say 10 those per
sons amongst Us who purpose stirring up 'he
people 20 deeds of horror and bloodshei. who are
NOW Al peace. that il will be 10 them The s"ddes'
,norh IN the whole course OF their natural lives
AcroS. Jan. l9. 1908. OsshA''A'
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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 cheap as any other e6'ee. We have
competent hands. good presses. a fine assortment
Of paper and cards. and We can do good and cheap
work. All kinds Of books. briefs. catalogues.
&e.. printed in the best style and on short notice.
We ask the patronage Of Democrats. and all 9th
ers that want printing done. If.
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Night Report.
Senatorial Contest in California.
V.lSHT.S'GTOT' IL wv d II s
IND GOSSIP.
Night Report.
U. S. SENATOR DOOLITTLE NOMINA-
TED FOR REELECTION.
SKIRMI SHING IN NORTH CAROLINA
&c., &c, &c., &C., &c.

SAN FRAScIsco. Jan. 81 Twelve ballots for
Senator last night; the last stood: Phelps, SO;
Sargent, "a: Conneis, %: Gwyn, 6. The indi-
cations are that none OF the prominent candidates
can be elected. Gen. Search is commended as a
compromise candidate.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan 81 Gov. Cannon, of Del
aware. was inaugurated Yesterday. His inaugu
raj expresses strong Union and emancipation sen
timents, and iavors "A vigorous prosecution OF the
war.
INV York, Jan. 2l-The time of IS regi
menrs oi troops expires in Nav, June and July.
The Governor i understood 10 be in favor OF al
lowing them to return and then inducing them TO
revOlunteer. The matter il still. however. IN
allowance In the meantime. every exertlOn Is 70
Toe mad. To save the credit of the State by sending
enough men TO the field TO avoid a draft.
A Washington letter says that material facts in
the case ct Gen. Stone will soon be published
The evidence against him is OF a circnmstantial
character. going to show he was friendly toward
the rebels and became their mail carrier. but At
Ter Ill this may have been only a kind disposition
TO oblise.
Another letter saws: Rumors have reached here
from Falmouth that Gen. John COchrane pre-
ventei "A movement designed bv Gen. Burnside,
n week or ten DAYS since. by representations made
here. and that Gen. Franklin. in whose grand di
vision lie i, intends 10 have proper notice taken
of such an insulting step. Yet it may. however.
be only camp gossip.
M.pIsox, WIS. Jan. 81 u r. Doolittle was
nominated By the Republican caucus for re cleo
ton 10 the Senate.
JEFFERSON Cirr. Jan. p In response to an
| INQUIRY from Washington asking the Assembly 10
afhx the sum necessary TO comp nsate the slave
holders of this State. Mr. Stockton introduced a
Joint resolution in the House mn ming twenty
millions. Amendments were offered TO ask
wenty FIVE. thirty and City millions. The reso.
luton lies over until TO morrow.
WASHINGTON. January 2l-The report sub
miued by the Finance Committee on the civil
Office bill strikes out the clause reducing the
mileage of Congressman TO ten cents per mile,
and ~curtails other officers. and also reduces the
estimate of the Agricultural Department from
1880 900 to 500 600. and the printing of the laws
from sl5.ON to $4,000.
Rear Admiral Lee has forwarded to the Navy
Department, The folesiug report froH Lieai.pspi
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-22

THE THrsrrR-The shyiock OF Mrs Waller
last night wss y masterpiece of acting. snd drew
forth commemtaiion from every ore whv ait
messed IT, IL Vas superb. The Attendance. os-
Ing to the soft mud which overfiDws our streets.
WIS not large. for the walking IN Indianapolis j.
swimming On a small scale Many Of the patrons
OF the drama who remained at home lost a rare
treat.
To night Mrs. Waller plays Meg Merrilies In
the drama of Guy ManneTing.
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Brow's Bronchial Troches

Reach directly the affected parts and give almost instant
relief. In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, and CArARkE they are
beneficial. The good effects resulting from the use of the
Troches, and their extended use. has caused them TO be
counterfeited. Be sure to guard against worthless i'm
itations. 0srAIN only the genuine Broac.'s bronchial
7roches, which have proved their efficacy by a test Of
many years. PusLIc SrEAKKKs and SINGERS should use
the TrOches. Military Officers an Sol iers who over
tax the voice and are exposed TO sudden changes. should
have them. Soil everywhere at 25 cents per box.
fan2l- d6w3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-22

ALAppIN-The lovers of the beautiful and
gorgeous in art will bear in mind that the man
agement OF the Metropolitan are getting up the
great spectacular drama OF Aladdin in a style OF
magrihcence never before exhibited in the West
The curtain will trst rise upon this grand display
next Monday evening.
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Abuse OF the mnbca. corpus.
H~EADouARirEs. indianapolis. Jan 81. 1863
General Order Ma. 1.

General Order No. /.
Minors have enlisted and taken the oath that
they were eighteen years OF age. This his been
done with the tacit consent ct parents or guardi-
ans. Who have received their bounty. and then
applied Tor the discharge OF the minor.
Where minors. thus sworn. have been dis
charged for non aye. with their own consent.
they will be promptly arrested aud dealt with tor
rIRJURT.
Ample quarters se furnished in the peniten-
tiary. for = reasonable term of service 10 the
State. which may be made a wholesome set on To
the loss of their services 10 the General Govern.
msnt in the field. If not a. honorable
BY order of
COL HENRY Ii. CARRINGToN.
Commanding Post.
Lssn 7. Aassn. Lieut. l9tb Inf. Adj
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-22

HoSKsrY.-Whe the roll of Senators and
Representatives. was being called Yesterday
afternoon in the joint convention Tor the election
of State Prison Directors, Mr.. Leeds. oI Howard,
replied. when his name was called: Il vote the
clean Abolition ticket" Ii was an honest con-
fession, and quite different from the majority OF
his party. who vote Abolition and preach con-
seryatism.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-22

night. as anticipated, WIS largely attended. The
display of articles for sale Vas very attractive.
and the business done by the fair saleswomen was
extensive. We do not know what the sales
would foot up, but the ladies were busy all the
time. OF course everybody was happy. The
fair continues tonight.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-22

~ A very desirable 30 story new brick
residence of eight rooms. hall. cellar, porch and
all the usual convenieucies. ON the corner OF Del
aware and Michigan streets. Will give some
credit if desired. For sale by Frank Smith,
licensed Real Estate Agent. Price. S4,0OO.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-22

A CAnD.-Not having time to see our patrons
personally. they will confer "a great favor by call
ing ne our Office and settling with our book
keeper. j. Z. Pyle. Respectfully.
l9 2w JAMESON K FrxKHorsER.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-22

cX- Ladies' Cloak sale No 2. at Featherton's
Auction Rooms. No. ~ L 1T Washington street.
on Friday. Dec. "a. 1865. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
The best lot of cloaks ever sold 1T auction IN
this city. Mr.. Steele, the renowne cloak mn,
will be present and give his attention To the sale
Ever, body come and let bargains.
WV. 4. FEArHERsroS.
222 Auctioneer.
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CHANGE OF TIME-The passenger trains on
the Madison Road now arrive at III 90 O'Clock
A NJ. The change il only Of a few minutes. "a
the Did time was 1850 A. NJ. The correction
will be made in the time table on the outside Of
our naner To morrow.
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%


JUDICIAL DECISION "A new Gaze arose vester
day before Jusse Perkins. the first of the kind
and was disposed OF IN a manner that will check
applications Tor a habe~s corpus in similar cases
A minor applied Tor has discharge from the 18th
battery. on the ground OF non age, viz: that lac
was only seventeen. When recruited he swore
he was OF fall age. The Judge held that his
oath Of enlistment was conclusive against his ap.
plicston. aud remanded h,m To his company with
some good advice.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-22

IT, Board wanted for a gentleman and lad,
in = private family. where there are no other
b%oarlers. Good room and board required Price
do Offices. Address Box 1928, Postofice.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-22

We propose % pubissh. IN ~psmphies form. the able
realise q Judge cUxrs on EsEcrrivk Pnsts, the most
eonprebeus.ve and forcibIe which has yei been written
on that subject. With the address Of the State Central
ounitse on The causes ~bieh produced The recent po-
iticsl revolution IN indiana Both will make one pam
phl.t Of ls page. which We will furnish at OIL per hun
dred. TIT. documen, should be read by every citizen Of
Indiana. Address orders 20
ELDER, HARKyEss 4 BINGHAM.
November Il. fssa. Indianapolis, Ind.
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MUSIC.
BANKERS.
Merchants Bank.

KlLBY FERGUSON. Preparatory
Bays Gold. silver. L. = Demand Notes. ant Cncurreu,
Money, n~egoiiaies >ales u Stooss, Bends. &c. IN eom-
mi-ssn. LnAns On eollHseral-. and trAnsacts ordinary
banking bu.iDesa Ne isnn. ST. lpd'plss. lni.
j~Els>lss
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EDUCATIONAL.


No. "a North Meridian 81.
rayHg NEXT TERN of THIS SCHOOL fvN ,o0se
Ladies will commence on Monday. January 70.
ReisreDcs. ssa hs made ts TIE parents sho 49,.
psgils
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. Nervous Debility

Or spsrnstorrhoa. 10 positively ~rxcuRABLE BY ANT
means bar tho>e 4 sdvoc@re- b<fore coaD~Dcsng AM
treatment. Learn hos The winter actually CksAD h'ss<if.
and subsequently hundreds 81 others. kbclese . post
paid, suessrelbsd enSsiope 70 k< fIS. Cesrissts~a.
Assa s4&DWD
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To Local ApvERTisERs Rates Of advertising
ia the local column will hereafter be a. follows:
FOR ten lines or less. 81 90 Over ten lines. ten
cents a line. No notice will be inserted until paid
for
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-22

DIsnrK.-Mrs. A. Thompson & Son have a
hne assortment of Diaries. Every citizen and
soldier ought To have one
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-22

"a If you want "A good silk hat. and We know
by experience that none other is desirable, 90 to
Bak Z 4 McIver's. They make il a point to
keep the best hat m the market. 2I4
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CITY AND STATE ITEMS.
rB- Buck~he Flour a, O. B. Stout 4 Bro

Tia BEsr PlASos-Chicksr ing 4 Sons and
~Steinway 4 Sons. Il Willard a Stowell's. No.
Bates House. 4 On
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s5S-O b. Stout 4 Bro. have "a choice lot of
Vinegar Pickles aud Pigs Feet in kegs aud hall
barrels.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-22

IN The members Of the Legislature will bear
in mind that the place To buy "a nice hat or cap Is
decidedly at Bamberger's. No 10 East Washing
ton street. old Sentinel Building. whose shelves
are always crowded with goods of the latest
style. Wv
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e-Go 20 O. B. Stout 4 Bro q for the choicest
Fresh Oysters in the city BY the eau.
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OF Judge Perkins.

The Address Of Judge Perkins. delivered be
fore the Indianapolis Association. on Tuesday
evening. January 10. will be published in
pamphlet form. and be ready Tor delivery to day
This Address 10 an able discussion Of the ques
tons nov before The country. and should be
largely circulated. Price. 60 cents per 100
copies. Orders are solicited ut once. as Ne shall
not keep the type standing. Address this Office.