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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-06-17
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Cavalry Wante6! =. 9r}
n kApouaarRRs PR2y IS " SRsHAf,y .6rH Disr. J
OF ONO, Barpesviilss lyper rsvh saisatii
DY authority o. the War Dspsrtmsn, am
- authorized 70 rseelve t'syslTy RECRUITS,
with choice Of regiment. unIii tbs 2h inst :
Any and sil that wish 10 join any CayaI ry
cnmasnS now in the service can have .nsncsI
ty calling on me At .hls CfH.e uDtl the. % !,
and they will be mustered inIo the ssxyics aud
furnished trsnsportstion wy '''
All who W uld make sure oi, csc apinR the
coming draft woald do we'll 70 apply bsiofs the
22d4s1 G6a ,S8I@sH2 @9Nj& ~ .bh siai'1S
DAVID Nee 4RTNEY, -.
8 .5 Provost Marshal 18th Disttict Onio.
ATPapars o. tina Dis,r ct CODY ii 1 day .g,,. q,
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rlsAs might have been expected

r1~ As might have been expected,
the Court House was opened on last
Saturday,, the paint was dry, and the
Key was on hands for the Republi.
can meeting. If Il was not on the Sat
urday previous The first meeting
was Democratic-the last one was Re
publican. That explains it. -
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Orgs ass,,Ion of she Mis,aia.

Rr ins'rrctions inst received fronr the
Governor. 'he undersigned. Military C,m.
mi''ee of HsrrisNn county. are required to
take imme'iata s'eps tn tinrfect the orraniza.'
ton If the Militia 81 Hsrrisnn county, snd,
among other things. we are especially fedni.
red tn soc thst the several Towrdhiu Assess
eors CIn.ka end Tr1stees sttphd bretpp,ly
10 the discharge ~ heir reap4ctive ipties tina
der the law of 1863. We therefore hops
there will he no deraisrtion o. duty m the
par ot srv of asii rfiicers; snd in case there
shnnld he ve CALI on the loyal ci,ixens in
their reghhorhnuds to make prompt report
thereof to us hat proper action may be
taken IN regard thereto. App'ics'i,ns to
raise volunteer urganiz tions o. Insntrv m.
der said la~ are authorized e. ne made 70 uss
and we appesl 70 the lovsl men Of ths differ.
emf peighhorhoods 70 get together and pre-.
sent the names OF three suitable persdns for
enrolling committees. We presume thst we
need mt add that recent events seem to re.
q'irA the utmost promp ness and energy In
all these matters. and we hape the people OF
Harrison county will do their whole duty
aud that without de!sv.
* 0..SLEM MONS,
gers +FT JOIN G. tAMI1ON. 4. a
.t CHAS WARFEL r saar
- .sa J NJ. PAUL. aAt
S.B SHOTWELL. aa.8..
Mi'isarv Committee Of Harrison county.
June Is 1863 - t5It E,,r
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Ge,,eral Andrew I,scxsem /.

: At the time that General Jackson's pro
ceedings at New Orleans wers brought up in
Congress, the old hero, then st his home in
Tennessee, wrote as follows: yasyer a4s aa,, =
i II would be the last man on earth to do
any act which would invslidats the princi-
pie that the military should always bs sub.
ject to the civil power!"9c esaNII ,G
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-06-17

H1-We learn from the Belmont
Chronicle that some fifteen negro re-
cruits for q Massachusetts, regiment,
will be or are ready to leave this conn
ty this week-four ofthem are from
Cadiz and theremainder from George
town. H.. 'e''f,,' ..,,I3 i. s,8s. s sit :. IA |.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-06-17

TWm. L'ori Garrison, vho would not
"Leasue" with The suppstefs si shs Cansi-
tuition, clsi,niss tho, that instrument wss Q
League With Nell" is . eeDspi soas mem
her o. TIE 40 csllAd Loyal League" Com.
neat IN unnecessary 81 one lart aften ex
piains another. Ne elsius 70 be coasis snt.
No doubt he ia o. "isysl" o. ever. .easyb,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-06-17
n6Sg~ The delegates selected sfror

sg~ The delegates selected from
Franklin couoty to attend the Repub.
liean State Convention to-day, are
nearly all army contractors, We no.
tice the same thing in anumber Of 9TH
er counties. These fellows will all be
IN for Q very vigorous prosecution Of
the war, butiti is their pockets where
sheir sentiments comes from.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-06-17

R~ Hon John A. Bingham has
been appointed = District Judge in
Florida. It is doubtful whether ho
VIII accept. Lr.E --lf--..
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Democratic State Ticket.

FOR 90vERN1R.
cLEMENr r l. VALLASDIGHAM,
o Montgomery County.
LIEUTENANT GOVERN II,
GEORGE f.. PUGH. OF Hamilton.
AUDIT n OF STATE
WILLIAM HUBBARD. Of Logan.
TREASURER OF sTATE.
HORACE ). KNAPP, OF Ashland.
SUPREME JUDGE. $
+. VAN TRUMP, oi Fairfield.
BOARD OF PUBLIC. WORKS,
JOHN Ii. HEArON. OF Bslinont.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-06-17

H&T The proceedings OF the Dem
ocratic State Convention crowds out
alarge amount of other interesting
reading from to-days Sentinel. The
proceedings ofthe Convention is more
important than anything else. l' Y
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-06-17
NEW AapVEssS gasasssEN
Notice.

leu "a Exrcut1r's Notice. ts,re 81
THE pndersia ned hsss b@ss dslv snopia,al
Exerators Of The .ast will and tAspsnsl.
oi John Seplsr, late Of Harrison county, Ohio,
decessed " tN. A''' .t3e r4N '& s& -'' 'i
Al persons indebted to the essa te are re-.
QUE sted TO nske i'm netiate psy usnt. sui those
having eIsinis sgsinst shs sane Nlll pfsssat
them for sllowanss. ,,.l. st,,g.
FRANCES sPR0UL,. p o''.'
,-' D.- HENRY SEPTER, VOC j.
June II, l863-3t e. Execut,rs. 2.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-06-17

co. Some thirty sound Constitu-
tional Democrats attended the Demo-
cratic State Convention at Columbus
on last Thursday from Harrison coun-.
ty. ats 'n .... T.. 4c,s.t' n h
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,Rnt,roaa Time Table.

,Trsins on the Cadis Branch are now run
ming Is Ollows: t.t .s il ..s s1
LesSe Codiz; 4:l5I.N. 9.t5A. ". s,i5r p. ~
Arvire at Cadiz $50 - HES "a $50 :"
The train leaving Csdiz at AIS a. NJ. con.
nsess with the train going West on the main
road; the train leaving at 9;l5 A. N. connects
With the train going East, and the train leaV
ing ats3:l5 P. N. connects with both Eastern
and, Western trains. g.TFr~t t-gr f.-iT
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-06-17
M "a E5TSTElTo-

On the 9th INST. st the Cadis. House by
Rev. W. N. Grimes. Mr. Levi BARNES and
Miss. EluzAsrrH DpSoAs. al Of this county.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-06-17

nGr The news BY Moaday,s mails
is not reliable. There'are any number
Of ramors and surmises, but nothing
that can bs relied on. r II,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-06-17

s6 The advertisement of Marsh4l
Mccartney was not received in time
for last weeks paper.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-06-17

One square tien linesl or lees, three or
less inserilons.... ............ S1,50
y. do each subseqrsnt insertion. 50
a do three months ......... 800
do six months. 80. ,...... 500
50 twelve months ........... 500
Two squares, three tnonthft ....... SEQ
do six months. ...s.. 500
do twelve months. .......... 1870
Three squares, three months. ............ 500
do six months. 100
do twelve, months. hs............ 1901
Protest. onai cards, one year ........... 500
Legal advertisements, one or thf.s in
=. : fertions, per square OF ten lines...... so
Each subsequent insertion, per square,. SO
Divorce 1otices, not exceeding 20 lines. $40
Esek additional ten lines ............. 400
Attachment notices. :. .....:..... :. 100
Adnjinistrator's or Executors notices.. 2,e0
Announcement of marrisges and dekths tree
Obituary, charitable and religious notice.
per line.. ....... t-H |
Tabular advertisements will be charged
at double price. n.
Bnsiness notices in local cclumn,t ten lines
or les ............... 100
S>S All egsi sdvertisemen's. divorce. at
rsehment t,administrstor's. executors. obituary
charltabIc, religious aud business notices, to be
paid tor 10 all cares, IN sdvsnce.
Il. RATION, Editor Republican.
G. N. ALLEN, Editor Sentinel.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-06-17

Ia >. tcF ALDEN 4 Co . hsve removed
II. INTO their Ne~ store We shall be pleas.
Ell " 10 ou, Htends aud so ssit u9ol ihsm in
.ur ,ise. We hNs. . La We stock OF Goods and
expect 10 have weekly srrisxis. keeping pace
With the ~anss Of the public.
Ladis, Aptl Z, 1868
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.Elcin lam. McCie,,dx.

-. . Ffrg e.E
McCready arrived toe late for publ
cation in our last issue: 5-rf ri -
,s. s,.,s1.,s cAsP M.R1INsbuRe
june 4 1868 In ( s 2
MR. Enir r: There IL room in my com
psny for thirty mehg lwould, as . matter
OF course, like TO have it filed up A few
have written to me for transportation TO eb
able them to come. There may be others
who would volunteer. II so tn can carne
with Lieutenant McKinnie. who IN be
home Tor eight or tan davs on iurlough He
will be, Providence permitting at L.ndoh
derry rom noon on Friday, the 13 last,
TO the following Tuesday. On Tu, >dsy Of
tcrnoon he will pass through Mooe6,lo, be
in Cad'z ruesdav night and at least part oi
"Wednesday and Will be glad 10 NEE. at
those who may desire to come with him.
.--sy ..., .,.. j s, McCREADY, ~,
Capt II Co l26h q. V L.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-06-17
SOLDIER ~
CLAIM AGENCY,

,vT>ilE undersigned still continue ~ prosecute
/ u Clsims for Bounty, Arrears Of Pay, PEN
sions and other dues before she proper Depart
mem IN Washington City. "a. r,,Es 4a,s.
Hsying been engaged in this business for the
iast eighteen months, ard having procured
Pensions, Bounty and Beck Pay tnr lsrQ
number of clainsois in this end adjoining
counties, we are BOW prepared to Rive special
isttentipn 10 the prosecution OF cssIms asainsi
the Government
We refer I" claimsnts in the counties of JEFF
ferson. Harrison Belmont, Cssrell and Colum.
bians ior whom collections have been made
Proper Blanks furnished on application -.g e,
sue csessiul J 3
Call on or sddsess HALL & LOWE.
~ 1850 Claim Agents Steubenvilie, Ohio.
e1-Offlce in the Public buildings in room tor
merry occupied by County Treasurer. or,
Z keb25 63 6ln s,,'ftsysl, y-ssE-, G...
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June IL, 1868 s--st n

~ rkg's VI X kaisins, in half and ar
boxes. Also Figs, Prnues Dates. Almonds
cam Nuts, Pssnuts, English Walnnts, Dc.
o., ~ W
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-06-17
NEW ADVERTISING RATES.

The followine prices of advertising have
1sEn sgreed upon by the publishers Of pspers
IN csdiz, to take eff ct from and after January
>, 1885,
One square t,en linesl or lees, three or
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-06-17
Agents Wanted Everywhere
ger EXTRA INDrCEMENrS

EPlease hear in mind that we sell the h1oks
at the Publishers Regular Retail Prices, and
actually bestp~ upoa every patron
I 40 GIFTS Fuk TIE PAIGE JF ONE!
We are Determined to Pleasel
OUR SiLI,IERS CArAu1 1&U3,
rs. (hammOth S,se)
Embracing full and cpmpi te List Of Choice
Booze A~t'acisiiy sdspted tor camp re siding
with neg p an tor thr dis.rihution of Elegsn.
and c'sssly Presents. is nov ready. AMI viii be
maj led lyss to aBv address p. ....
';rder sus boIks t'ist yoI may wish an -
lnsure p ompt att isn,lou aud perfect SUBSECTION
address ynur etters ~ |
'rht. ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK EMPORIUM VI,
trrr 4 No 439, n, snut Street,
......- t!s ssra.. PnIIsdelphia, Pa
April Is, 1863
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TO TEACHERS.

EGAMINATIJNs Will be held az lollows,
Ia commencing a. 10 o'clock cf tbs day
mem ioned and continuing three days.
Al HOPEDALE. August 2s, 1893,
-AtCAD DlZ, Dsceniber 2s, 1868,
At CADlZ. March %. 1854.
EDWIN REG AL President,
M. b. ADAMS,
M X. TURNER, \ Clerk.
sprl5, ,'6s-iy,
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HFOrtune Favors the Bra~et''
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Persons In Want OF ~ ks in any iepsrtuent
a of Literature, can have our Complete tas.
Classified Csslog e. mailed tree,
on application. .
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-18
General Hurlbut Promulgates
Another Order.
He Prohibits Sale or Ereh0ng,
Of Coin fp his Department.
BLOCKADE RUNNING INCREASES.
The Cannack a Ramsey Case
Burning of the Hospital at Yorktown
REcAPruRE OF THE CHESAPEAKE
&c. &c. &C.. &c, &C.
From cairo.

CAIRo. December l7-Mcmphis dates to the
18th have been received. Gen. Hurlbut pro-
mulguei another important order, which the fol-
lowing IL the substance
IL having been ascertained that large quantities
Of coin have passed from Memphis, especially
South !, il therefore ordered that neither coin
nor bullion be sold. bargained or exchanged
within such parts Of Tennessee. Arkansas and
Mississippi as are within this department. except
"a follows:
Persons having coin or bullion in their possess
sion which they desire 20 exchange. may receive
permission from the local treasury agent TO send
the same north OF Cairo. and receive the eQuiva.
lent in such lawful currency as they may choose.
Any sale or exchange except as above. il pro
hibited. AMI will be punished by military tribu.
nal. Bankers and others doing deposit business
are required tp send forward the coin and bullion
in the h,uds Of the Provost Marshal, both fos
themselves aud their depostor-. and convert the
same Into CURRENCY, and hereafter to receive none
ON deposit except 10 forward the same. as herein
provided.
The farmers OF Southern Illinois hnve been
busily engaged in cotton picking for the past Few
weeks. The crop was injured but little On high
ground by frost, but Ou the bottoms and low
ground the crop totally ruined Cotton
presses are going upin Union aud Jackson coun
ties. and gins are running IL every neiehbor-
hood
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-18

u Roberts the iragedian appears tonight n
the grand Shak-peresn tragedy entitled Richard
Ill Roberts IL one OF the greatest personators
OF the remorseless. delormed, unfinished tyrant
living Unapproachable j. hs delineaiion oi the
crooked backed. aspiring. brave, cruel, Overbear-
ing Duke-afterwards King-who knew neither
pity love or fear. and sent his enemies. a. fat
az he could catch EN-. down, down 10 hell, and
Who performed such prodigies OF valor on the
famous battle field of Bosworth. Miss Pennoyer
a. Lady Anne Mr Rey "a Richmond. Mr.
Hill "a King Henry An amusing a:terpicce
All for the benefit Of Mr. Roberts. and let him
have y crowded house
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-18
From New bern, y. G..

NEwBfRS. December IL Refugees reached
here this morning from Wilmington who state
that Gen Whitney commanding the rebel forces
at that poiut left with brigade for Tennessee
and j. relieved by Gen. Martin, whose command
is about Wilmington and consists of only one
small brigade
The running Of the blockade into Wilmington
continues 10 increase Its estimated that half n
million dollars worth OF goods arrive every "a
hours
Since North Carolina IL nearly abandoned by
rebel troopS-there being bu, two brgsdes in the
Sta cit has been decided bv her banks. AS a
matter OF safety. to dispose of their specie. which
they are now paving out a. fast - possible To
citizens OF the State. giving dollar In gold
for four in North Carolina money
Gen Butter j. raising army of coored troops
in his department Three black regiments of
cavalry recently started are rapidly filling up
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-18
HOUSE.

The Speaker laid before the House the report
Of the Superintendent of Coast Survey
Mr. stevens from the Committee of Ways and
Means reported bill making appropriations for
consular and diplomatic expenses
Mr. Rice from the Committee on Naval At
fair reported joint resolution rendering the
thanks of Congress to Capt Rogers.
On motion OF Mr. W sllburne of Illinois it was
resolved, that when the House adjourned to day
it De till MONDAY next.
Mr. Price introduced resolution nstructing
the Committee on Roads aud e ,nals 10 inquire
into the expediency OF constructing and enlargng
the Northern canals as much A. may he neces
sary to connect the Hudson and MssssppI rivers
with the great Lakes and report by bill or other
wise.
Mr. Holman moved to lay il on the table Dis
agreed to-57 To sc.
The resolution wa then adpntel
On motion of Mr. Wilson the Commission on
Invalid Pensions ere instructed Ia inquire what
legislation is necesstry 10 secure to the widows
or legal representatives. of persons who have died
or may hereafter die, alter discharging them
from the military service from wounds or disa-
bJies received in the line of duties, the same
pensions as are allowed to others
On motion of Mr Wilson the Committee ,on
Public Lands instructed 10 report uponsthe
necessary legislation to enable persons in the
u1N1i ana 10 ANtll themselves OF
the benefit OF the Homestead Law.
Mr. Anderson offered a resolution. which was
adopted, nstracting the COMMITTEE on Roads
and Canals to inquire into the expedency of i'm
proving the upper rapids of the Mississippi, with
leave to report BY bill or otherwise
On motion OF Mr.. McClurg a resolution was
adopted calling for the report of the Commission
ers appointed by the President 70 examine into
the accounts OF The officers and men employed in
the W estern or Missouri Department ofthe army
Mr. Rogers gave notice ola bill 10 refund TO
the States. counties. townships. wards cities AMI
municipal corporations all monies paid bv them
respectively for 0ounties 10 volunteers in the
fell.
The House passed the bill for the payment OF
invalid ard other pensions for the year endin {
June. 1865
On motion OF Mr. Morrill, a resolution was a.
doptei calling the Secretary of the Treasury
for all documents showing the practical opera.
ton of the so called Reciprocity Treaty which
NAV be in his possession.
The House then adjourned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-18
ANOTHER OUTRAGED
II United states Trigger Robbed.
PLUNDERED OF HIS BOUNTY MONEY
And Ten Dollars sn Cash

Yesterday afternoon negro who had just en-
listed n the cause of his country follows 81 by
come other negroes AMI knocSei down ou North
llinoi. stree All his bounty money. amount
ing 20 quite considerable sun. was taken from
him. and ten dollars IN cash besides The name
OF the unfortunate Ethiopian Is Samuel Johnson.
Some white citirens passing Immediately after
the occursuce cared Tor him, taking BIN 10 1
surgeons Office where his wounds were dressed.
v hen he recovered his senses he stated that he
would be unable to identity those who struck aud
rotbed him
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-18
From aSlsi,rgtou.

WAsmrxGrox. December Is The case of Can
mack ami Ramsey against the Government came
Up for argument before The First Comptroller Of
the Treasury yesterday IL involves "a sum OF
about $4,000 600, with interest. and has been in
litigation about ten years Ii is an account for
mail contract tor service the Pncihc coast
William Curtis Moves, Esq Of New York Open
eel the nrgumcn, FOR the claimants and will he
followed nv Milton Whitney of Baltimore and
Lamb of Washington. who are here To reply for
the Government The ease will probably occupy
the entire week
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-18

.Tf-The resul, of the much talked Of billiard
mttrh for 900 cirom ponis-S3S0 and u
wsrd-s.ke--was thai inha McDevitt heat Fran. !.
P.fker 30 point. Ihe hi CHEST funs made by
McDeyittwere he, $50. IL les: the hiehes' r'aa
by Parker e. nusnbes Of runs. 81. The match
came OF at TIE Uniou Hail. which sas filed
with a gay crowd Of tbs admirers ADD professors
Of the Gus from various cities. Phil Tieuan vas
the referee #
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-18

Of the sweetest notes. and. 20 compare her 10 =
mineral. diamond OF the pnrest water. holds
forth 10 night at Masonic Hall under the auspices
Of the .lndias apoiis Association. Having no
tickets. Ne. ourselves. individuallv. shall be com
PEELED n take a deal-head curbsioue situation,
even II there IL the topthereof We
shalI prob.bly freeze while the beautiful aud ac
complished lady from Afrc's sunny cline MARBLES
ana wobbles She will warble and wobbe again.
.. stated per advertisement in another column,
TO- morrow night ut the same place. Go early
and secure your seats
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-18
from Fortress Monroe.

FoRratss MoSRoE. December l7.--Last even
ing the hospital at Fort Yorktown took fire The
fire communicated 10 the b kerry. and about half
past one o'clock the mag zine exploded. The
fire continued causing the frequent explosion of
shells during the night
About four O'clock this morning another ex
posiou took place by which several buildings
were DESTROYED
These are all the particulars we have - yet
One wounded man arrived here this morning
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-18
rste S'flcs;speu &c.

HALIFAX. Deccubcr Il The Chesapeake
moved 10 nitro II sbo, twenty miles from
Halifax. YESTERDAY The United State steamer
Ella and Annie WA informed of the fact, and
will be ~ th,i point erly this morning The
government ni Nova Scotia has issue, orders Tor
the arrest of the pirates There are no other
cuuboats here
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-18

Look OFT Fos ruE DRAFr. AT 4 meeting of
the citizens ct the Second Ward held At the
Court House on Thursday the l1th inst 4. IL was
Resoiced. 4 hat Messrs. + SHARPE Fred Begss
aud John & New be appointed committee 10
solicit subscriptions for the purpose OF procuring
recruits To he credited 20 said Ward.
= That the 3l2 citizens of the Second Ward
li.bie the first class draft be requested to meet
ON Saturday evening December 10 At the Court
House. for The purpose OF deyisIng n'egus to
avoid the conscriplion
j y. SwEsIskR Chairman
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-18

The Ella and Annie captured the Chesapeake
this morning n : miro H,rbor. Bus three of
tho crew escaped Soon after the Dlcot,h came
" aud Ordered her into Halifax The three
sel= now here
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-18

~ Brigadier General sol Meredith. brave
and accomplished soldier one who has illustrated
his heroism aud his PATRIOTISM ~ t. command
the admiration of The whole nation j. on visit
To lrdaus from the Army OF the Potomac. vhich
il unser-tood out west e. have zone into winter
quarters
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-18

CORRECTION The report which was circulated
through the streets Yesterday In regard tn Mr.
Ryder, the famous photographer. engaging
Gotischalk to attend his reception rooms. was
false. for Mr.. Ryder informs that he do
that business himself decl7 d2t