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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-27
PEARI. NOTIFIED SOAP Is TIE BEST

and moe, economical for Laundry and family use being par
u.y adapted for annels and all kinds Of wooden goods
Manufactured and FOR sale by T. MoSGAS' sons NO. I'll
washing,onat, and No. 40 Westst
Al.o FArrLr PAtt az No Soap.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-27

The "CRAIG MICROSCOPE" OF which over 80
dercn and $50 dozen mounted objects have been sold in the
city Boston alone the lat Of Oct, will be sent po,
a,e mid on receipt Of 81 % with beautiful mounted
objects ~ Liberal discount to he trade Adde'S, HENRY
CK,IG No 1870 Ccnrrst, % foor New York Resilsd on
Broadway by Fowler Wells No 3B; G.. Shepard No. 3O9;
Low NJ "a. L. Althoa No. go; Mcfarland No 95T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-27

TIE APPROACHING MARRIAGE Of Miss
LAvrriA wAERaS aud Charlie. s. stra,on oherwise Tos
THuNB ting grcl; desire TO see the LIRENEsRS OF
wonderful pcrsonsscs We have had the pleasure TO
Photograph them IN single figures aud groups and are now
pr.p.ed TO furnish the trade aud the public at usual
price .. Tor card Photographs CHas b. FRsORIoK Co.,
No. so BrondWay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-27

WASHINGTON Monday. Jan. 20, 1893.
LEAGUE ISLAND Maryland.
The Secretary of the Navy has sent comnuni-
cation to Congress asking for an appropriation OF
5000 900 for establishing a Navy-Yerd at League
Island.
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IMPORTS.


From sAs FEAscyco-per Yankee, September 2e-
wilcox. Richards & Co.'S PkEs md,e, $50 .ks Potsioes. IS
boards, 1908 # aiding 5000 f redwood flooring. 5000 # sur
As Grs5aum 4 Coao c. mdse. 20 CO boots and shoes, 81
trunks ndse, 2 bis do, = csks wine, l bndl whips. l cs drugs. 9
Cate & Cooke-l CO picture frames, ! hE brI port vine. l
kg Angelica -ine, l3 prs iron doors and shutters, G bndls hn-
Lor4 Bishop Of HonoiaIu-2 steel bells, ! iron standards. l
O { sIers-3 reels lead pipe, : stoves, , bptls hollow ware,
a VI VIKINGS cs stationery, ! 0x, ius, , ca books, 10 cs
J " Smith & Col pkg hate, 3 c. drugs, l pig corse,., =
VIM Chi-holn-1 anchor, l iron stock, It pcs cable, 10 baIes
T MOssman & 5000 SKIS nour, : SKIS onions, 5 bxs apple-.
J Ha hes-i saddle trees. l budl duck, l es mdss.
H H n. Lgdi5ns z coI1o or as 1.ii @Gs:.
c T. Williams cs furniture.
Z o HAIL cs ndse.
H & 6 segeIken-i Pkss mdse.
II NcKibbin-2 C drugs
J RitsOn-l roll oil cloth mating, ! cs picture frames.
Al CartSrght-C pigs mdse.
Chungho0n-2e pkgs mdse.
A ID CarrwHght-39 c. mdse.
u waterhouse-IO bxs apples, l bg onions, 2 SKIS potatoes.
II DiuOnd * Cot PSss mdse.
J C King-5O bis salmAn.
NOlte x Kruger-3 Lxs Hdse.
{ II Dosse;t-7 pkgs window sash.
r q Adderley-l c. ~saddery, / By collars.
: H Nod pkg sgasr strings / Os hair restorative.
J siewari-1 Pkg hooks, l box medicine.
Z Burgess-l brl mdse.
O'Neil-l pkg needles
BoIes * Coo or SKIS -four.
p S beds pkg P hooks; l pkg stationery
x p Armstron| pkg hose.
c T Mills pkg hooks, 2 c. wine.
: K RawsOn-1 bx c~rucibIes.
VI Beckwith-2bxs fruit.
: Peck pkg peas seed.
W ? Cutren-l psg peas seed
P c Jones. jr-l bx mdse.
! Cattanach-l TX tobacco.
p II Tr-adway-I Eg shi<key- ! 81 wine.
Orders kgs ale, 8 brls brandy, 81 kgs liquors. I horse, ! bx
tobacco. 23 cs bread. Il bgs produce. = hrls hams, 3 brs sal
mon. l pkg forks ? hSs hre~orks. 2 brushes, I bonnet.
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pass aud native freight
-5-Sch Noikeiki, Napela, firm Lahaira and Kahului
With z cabin, 8 deck pass-
2-Am ship Malay, Hutchinson. q dars firm Fan Fran
cisco, en- route for HongkonE- Anchored outside.
Sailed September 20.
GAM bark YANKEE, Patty, I9 days frcsn San Francisco.
With mdse and pass to iIcox, Richards & Co.
--seh ksksul1Ohi, Haley, from KAY and Kona. with
% bales pull, ! bale, is bEs fungus, 10 bgs coffee,
1900 goat skins, 100 cocoanuts. ( pkgs honey. 400
D oranges. , hogs, etc 20 deck pap.
-D-Sch Odd Fellow, johnson. from pozs ON Kauai, with
= eS ScOd, 100 Dnd!s pal al, 70 hgs paddy, 2
cabin, - deck pass.
26-Sch Jeannette, I'm Moloaa. with fr4rood.
1@-%~ W---fsE Pal, G--- Af-H-L-s,i-fsI. N I- If---
Id bg- wool, 5 kgs butter, 1 pasa
9-Steamsr Annie Laurie, MarchanA firm w;ndvari
Po.t-- 9Th 10 s.ks talnw. 1 IA wool. Is bullock.
10 bgs coffee. 20 bgs beans, 3 caA,n, y deck pass.
@s-Sch Nettie Merrill, Wetherby, fru -ahsina and Ma
KEGS Landing, with 2OT brs .Iola-ses, Al ks
sugar, l bri tailOw, hides, goatss Is, wool, 3 cabin,
5 deck pass
2I-Sch hamehameha ", Clark, I'm Naiko, with so ks
sugar. 81 bris moissses, = cabin p deck pass.
gI-Sch Go Ahead firm Kauai, with fIr VOID.
S-2s-Haw VIII chip Harvest. LOyc..ld, from Arctic,
with 100 50, 1900 VIII, 2iOOG me, season; do on
board.
S-Sch NOi~ahine- Kuheana. firm Haual-i, with 2G kgs
sugar, 4 eds wool. ! horse, 2 pass.
S-sch Hannah. from KAUAI, With frevOod. native
freight and I pass
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VI ENORANDA

II Ship HDUest. Lpyellnd, reports-Les Honolulu Deem
Der u for Line anil Wes,w ri. Crossed the; L ne in Long. l7,
W Ioached at Hope and Cltrk's Islands, ind then kept away
for Soi1m0ns Group. AMI saw our FIRST speSn whale January
II, in Lat lie, 30, g, Long. l6i7 90, ". Struck four, bu,
lost one ~ parting Of a line. Four days .Ster. sighted a large
school % sp-rm whale; struck two, but sst one and a boat.
Cru sell here about three weeks, but saw no u ore whales When
s W q 81 Johns Island. spoke French wsaIeship Latour du
Pm, with 80 brs- sperm since leaving Dab; had been ashore
or some reefs near The Fesjee Grpup. az ouSume running forty
mills over a reef, seeing the notion all H. time. and striking
every few minutes At one time, while sal: IL S or Q knots, ~
J o'cicE, A VI the ship vas suddenly br, .ght up on the rect.
AMI they Immediately tyJk m all sail; the next NOR ing she
partly sOAtri, sail vas made, aud she GIT e. The mate
then Gent alIh and pilot-d the vessel through the reefs, into a
sort of channel. ny which thy reached eiear water. The Capt.
WIS % the opinion that no damage was done. with the exception
OF taking OF some copper, as the vessel did not leak. When
&c spoke hu- he ws repairing his maiuInsst. il being rotten
a. The had lie was bound for New Z-ailnd and home Tia
Harvest then bore away for Bouta Islands In Lat "a. >,
say. found ship Hope, 8 years out, with 400 bril- sperm. bound
% sydney. and bark sun, 2 years out. with 400 brls. sperm; she
Eat been cruising il this vicinity for four mouths, but had
sighted Whale but once during tntt time. We eXperirncep
very bat weather for whaling az the Bay. cruised for two weeks
out saw nothing. Sailed fr View ireland. where We Cruised ten
days, with CAM ralny weather. Favore,i With r y r winds.
-e started for ths North. March 2. touchet az Guam. lay OF
and on, and found Inc Da-Ns Br.gsnEa. Cicsr 70 aud Fanny, pro-
curing supplies April /, touched az the BONN Islands. Du-
Ttu< heavy g7Irs OF wind. in Lat 20 : Long. I42 >. T.. car
the nzinmsst, &c Left Shnin Islands April : Passed Bier
lag Straits o. the 3Oth- Made the ice May .. AMI. cruisei
about Il darIug May PASSED. CsPe Th1ideus Msy - Saw
The arst whale on the 81 Ct June. and the last on The 18th Of
East Cape August ., arrived a. PIoveT Pay On th= lSth and
<ft d the Zlst- We Let Al anchor Ia PIoTer Bay. Touched
- Foo Islaais. came through the Ia psa.sse September 3-2i
tay3 from theme % port
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y The Morning Gail Of San Francisco is often
very happy in its personal illusions. which trait rem
ders it extremely popular as an everyday visitor
" ia the masses In a late number il refers &C. Com
Pay, in the following item. every line CT which Is
deserved. The gallant Commodore's circle OF &C
ouaintances and friends is enlarged on every passage
be makes, and most Of them are friends that Will
always watch with interest the increase in the num-
Der of units in his pennant, which now floats 1870"
oxE HusDRED AND THiRrr:-The storm-besien VETERAN,
ple;ing his one hundred and ;hirtieth voyage between Honolulu
Lurope, Chius aud Au=traha, aud sun appears to oe ; 200 :
ne~. HIS heart IL as warm and his feelings a ) fresh IS ever
aud he looks able 10 50 through a hundred more voyages"
The JAPANESE NEws-War with japan has for
some time been expected, but it was thoughtit would
be confined 10 the British and French forces, instead
of which it has been opened by the {. $ Ship Hyo-
ming. We have not the particulars of the attack Of
the Japapese on the American vessel called the Penn
brote, hut have no doubt it was of such q nature as
authorized the American Minister, Mr.. Pruyn, TO
initiate retaliaiory measures. The impression has
been gaining ground for some time that the conduct OF
the Japanese towards foreigners required some pub
lie chastisement, and that il could not long be de-
layei. Before the affair Is terminated, We trust It
Will result 10 teaching the japanese 10 treat foreign
es with the respect and freedom that Is accorded TO
them in every country.
\ r. II. AGRICULTURAL SoCIETY.-A general meet
ing Of the Lie aud Annual Members of this Society,
was held at the Court House on Tuesday. The retir
ing President. John Montgomery. Esq. announced
the addition of twenty new members, and that i.e
permanent fund of the Society was sl1OO. The
Society elected new officers-John Montgomery.
President, with six PIc.- PRESIDENTS A ). Cart
wright, Treasurer DIR. Hillebrand, Cor. Secretary;
l. McCuIly, Recording Secretary and an Execu-
tive Committee OF five.
y We are under obligations to Messrs. McRuer
& Merrill, J W. Sullivan and Messrs. {. ". Brooks
& Co. for files of late papers.
- y communication. with other matter, is una
~voidahly crowded out for want of space.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-10-01
DEPARTURES rs.

2i-Sch Hannah, for ports on Kauai.
2+-Am bark y : Perkins, Robinson. for Victoria, V I.
26-Sch kaLama, for heauLpu, Hawaii
2o->ch hAmoi, Shepherd, for Lahaina and Kahului.
2o-Sch NOikeiki, Napela. for Lahaina and kahu.ui.
35-Sch krksuiuOhi, Haley for hau and KUnz.
25-Sch Go Ahead, for porte on Kauai.
2S-Sch Jeannetfe. IOr NOlOaa.
2S-Am bark Cambridge, Brooks. for san Francisco.
3-Engish bark Bessie, Cav, for Canterbury, y T.
2-Sch kamshameha ". Clark, for NaIko.
29-Sch Sette Merrill, Wetherby, for Lahaina and Ma
KEGS Landing.
ao-Sch Warwick, Bull. for NOlokai.
So-liussian steam corvette CalavaIa. GeItouchin, for a
cruise
30-Stsamer Anne Laurie, Yarchant, ir Lahaina.
S0-Sch SioFwahiue. Kuhvsna,. for HaEalei.
SC-Sch Hannah, for ports on Kauai.
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(For the P. C. Adverti.er)
Look ON this Picture, then on That.

Il am perfectly confident There Ia hut one living and
Plain Christian never could true Cod. everlasting, without
have been a monkey or a jack no ly, parts o passions," &c.
ass. despite of MOnboios, Oar Al ficie LIST of rae xxx
wins or Colensos theories. 2i article of the ChuTch of Ing
/ must also assure him, that iGnd.
[ an equally confident, that
God has ar. eyes. hands and R
feet" Sc-Opinions Of Rer.I
Mr. Mason Of the Reformed
Catholic Church, see PoiyHe-
stan, Sept liza
Mr.. Editor. you will favor one Of your constant
readers. by inserting the above quotations in your
paper. l should be pleased respectfully to ask the
Reverend Divine how he would reconcile his opinions
with the LIST Article of the Church.. which he has
solemnlv sworn TO believe. I was not aware that
any professedly Christian minister held to the opin-
ions when he has lately advanced. l know that
doctrine or opinion would exactly harmonic with
the views of the Mormons or followers of Joe Smith
and Brigham Young, but I confess | am somewhat
surprised to find such opinions held and advocated
by one ordained in the Church of England.
A CArEcHUMEs.
Honolnlu Sent. %. 1875.
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PASSENG

FOREIGN.
For yIcToRIA-per y s Perkins, September Cd Robinson,
J Colilson-
z From SAN FsIscIsco-per Malay, September 2S-H u
From SAX FEAscsCO-per Yankee, September 25-Rev Asa
Thurston and wife, Mrs p Summers, Miss Nary A Ia. A g
lGrinbsCr,. Frank Laioha, Prof A Beez, Capt Chisholm, All
Nan. All HOpe-l0.
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g sACCIDENT TO THEIR MAJEeTIEs.-As the King and
Queen were driving up Nuuanu street yesterday
at about 6 p. NJ, in their tandem. some portion of
the harness gave way, by which Their Majesties were
precipitated to the ground. Our readers will be glad
TO learn that no serions injuries were received by the
Royal pnir. A fine imported horse, however, belong
ing to the King, in the fills, got a broken leg, and
was shot to end his misery.
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DIED.

PFrCGER-In this city. September 20 Anna Caroline, infant
daughter Il J. C Phug-r. Esq aged : months.
Ir The funeral |I take place on Friday after Don, AZ half
past four O'Clock. Friends Of the family are invited to attend
without further notice.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-10-01

For vrcToRIA-per AIberni, September 200 bs salt. 33
sgs sugar, y bgs rice, sc bgs paddy, 30 bAs molasses, IL kegs
syrup, l horse.
For yIcroRIA-Per y 5 Perkins, sepssnbsr 2i-G2o kegs
sugar.
For HosGKoso-per Malay. Sept. 29-s% bales fungus.
For SAs FRAScIsco-per Cambridge, Ser. mber 29-4342 kgs
sugar, $50 mis- DO, 8 bs wool, 40 hides. - o x; skins, Is bis
pgl1-
For LTTIEToS. " Z-per BESSIE. ( 5tember 29-c6 Egs
sugar 20 bril- uoIasses, IS bgs rice, 2 r'sles, ) bndls salt, 1
6 rennets.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-10-01

LAUSoH-The new schooner now building by the
Messrs. Foster will be launched on Saturday next at
0 O'Clock, A. NJ. precisely. She has q very pretty
1odel, and 10 about siIty tous burtken.
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Shipa' Mails.
PORT OF HONOLULU, Ii. i.

For sAs RRAsCrsco-per Yankee, about October 3.
For kAUAE-Per odd Fellow, this day.
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There Ia bu, one living and
true God. everlasting, without
holy, parts OF passions," &c.
Article LIST Of rae XxXIX
article Of the Chareh Of Eng
lGnd.
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Honolulu. Sept. %. 1868.
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y We are under obligations to Messrs. McRuer
& Merrill, J W. Sullivan and Messrs. c. ". Brooks
& Co. for flies of late papers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14
\ Poiiiical N We.

Mr.. Secretary SiwARp has writte0 !, leader Tor
the New York Times. representing majority ul
the Cabinet recommending Mr. LINCOLN a. the
Republican ctn iiiate in the next Presidential
rsce. The New York Herald, in commenting
upon this development. remarks:
There Is a trte maxim that history repeats
itself Every new illustration OF this truth is
curious aud interesting We remember thai
General jackson owed his re election % the
quarrel between two members of his Cabinet
Cath 'un. the radical. from South Carolina and
Van Buren,. the Conservative. from New York
IL viii be singular il President Lincoln shall
owe his re election 20 the quarrel between two
members OF hrs Ctbnet-Chase. the radio 1,
from ONO. aud Seward. the New York conser-
ssuve The situation Is the same; the result
may not tie different But at the present time
there exists an element which did not enter
into the political NIB nation o of Jack sous lime.
except in his favor and that i the military ele-
ment Politicians can no longer pick their cnn
dldates from among the few available plants in
the lighthouses Of their purity. A vigorous growth
OF excellent material has sprung up outside and
demands attention There IS Gen Mcclellan.
who becomes stronger every day that the A min
istraton keeps him out OF active servire There
Is General Grant. who has the whole West at mis-
b,ck There is Gen Rosecrans. whose popular
inv Is established and who will be the hero of the
hour when Chattanooga falls There is General
B inks the tavorte of the Northern conservatives.
Who was sent South to be killed Of but who has
won victories and gained friends instead. There
Is Gilmore. rising man. who will be as danger
oas A. Greek fire to all political hacks. If he hap
pens Ia capture Charleston. There are hundred
other Generals and soldiers. ,ch backed by an
interest too powerful to be safely disresarded
We are not in a prophetic mood to isy. and so
~e shall utter no predictions: but We throw out
these hints, which will be found very useful it
properly appreciated. lie. vs. watch the import
ant political developments now tranSpifing. and
see what VIII be tine next move of Secretary
Chase. who has been fairly cornered by Secretary
Stewards strategy But. above all, let "a im
press upon the minds Of politicians that the army
VIII vote At the next Presidential election. and
tast no candidate can succeed whose supporters
90 not take this interesting little fact and these
i've o. six hundred thousand voters into account
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14

IL = csaitne,i tar the r .dical Charcoal Cbnven
tim With a--embie'l 1t J-iler-nn City. NJ S~',ur.
ieS DAYS 20. th,t {, The first time ia ths-hi-
t''y ~ 80 fssfion. great pariy ad"p'ed a plat
form II unenndiiiosai freedsm - the ha~is OF .
thur u b Stale organ alton Ia slave State
bis was very queer convention Elder
brattan moved that It's proceedings be opeLed
With prayer, which was received by the German
delegates with '.jeers and Kisses" On call for
division of the house il was ascertained that
those who wanted PRAYER and those VINO didn't
we're about equal in number After two divisions.
and msli',n that the prs,e should not last
ten minutes. the act 81 worship was performed by
the author Of The proposition. ] he adj surnmeht
OF the convection not less rem 'rkable. The
gentlem IN who conducted the opening service
was invited To se-sale tie convention with soul
which lac dbl Ia his metllodctl style. singing
John Brown" and the Union forever" with
variations. the convention joining in the chorus
His We'll hang JEFF. Davis on a sour apple
tree" aud Governor Gamble don't want to go to
heaven. for tear he'll meet Ben Loan" were
given With zest, the crowd catching the spirit
and joining IN the chorus IN. 7. Journal of
Commerce.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14

he Abolition disuIionis profess great love
Tor War Democrats Well. the Democracy
oil THIS Congressional District gave them
chance Last tall to test their sincerity They
tine Democracy nom nated mat thorough going
War Democrat. The gallant Colonel Guppy oil
the sd regiment. but instead of voting for him.
theT went 10 work. with money and every con
&c saoie appliance. to defeat him. and 10 e,eci a
% Al that had never smelt powder. ond one too.
greatly the inferior Of Col G. in ability and all
that constitutes a man and legislator. This
exhibited their hollow hearted insinceritv. and
demonstrated that all they wan,ei OF War
Democrats was their votes % help TO elec,
Abolition stsy-at home political tricksters That
thing Is played out wisconsin Patriot.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14
SUNO RiES.


FOR SALE:
500 doz Glass Fruit Jars;
1000 Gross Corks, all sizes;
1000 lbs. Sealing Wax;
800 doz Brushes, of all kinds, sizes and
Styles
so bbls Coal Oil;
10 bbls Benzine;
90 bbls Linseed Oil;
20 bbls. Lard Oil:
so bbls. Lubricating Oil;
so bbls. Whiting;
500 OF. Quinine;
so OF. Sulphate Morphia;
10 bales Terra Japonica;
10 cases Mass Liquorice, pure, for To-
bac"onists;
10 cases Stick Liquorice;
10 bales Sponges. quality various;
500 boxes Glass, all sizes;
500 gals. East India Castor Oil;
tuns White Lead, in Oil;
bbls Sp'ts. Turpentine;
% bbls. Varnish;
16 bbls. Alcohol;
472 lbs Gum Shellac;
45 bbls: Old Rye and Wheat Whisky;
10 doz. Old London Dock Gin;
40 doz. London Porter;
40 doz. Scotch Ale;
By STEW ART d MORGAN,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
jy4 No a. East Washington Street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14
SINKING FUND NOTICE.
Notice to Sinking Fund Borrowers,

4 IL PERSONS INDf BTU ID 10 THE SINKING FUND
~ are notified that lands morgs gs 20 salt Fund, and
on with iterest has been paid ADVANCE will be
offered at public sale he second Tuesday Deem
her next
By order OF he Board W. n. TALBOT
augis-daw til ociI President
Register aud Republican. Lawrencehurg: Courier
Madison: Gazette aud Nok sboir Journ al and
hxpIess terre Hfuie Jeirrsonan and Palladium Rich
mond Times aid sentinel Port awe: Argus and Cour-
ier, Lafayette iemoca and Uuion Laports. Pros
-omo; Fact and k"pubiicsn Greenshurg. Mercury anf
Sentinel Roche ter democrat and Republican. RS mouth
Democrat and Spectator. Monticello: Jacksonan and Re-
puiican. k1~hviile D-mocrat ard Republican valpa-
rhi>o, vii insert 10 ih~ amount 81 two dollars and send
bills receipted 70 the Office Of the sinking nav
ment. with paper containing the advertisement
marked -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14

The CONFEDERATE DEBr.-This debt. saws the
Register OF the Treasury AT Richmond, Robert
Taylor. is $40. 900 QUO
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14

sT-The Washington Republican saws tho
Government AIN restrain Jim Lane, or any Other
man. IN ahy attempt 10 zvenge the L,~renes
outrage by ravaging the counties Of Missouri
or Involving the innocent and the CULTS alike
In eomno destruction OF property and life
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14

DRAFT IN OHio The telegraph states that
the Administration has given notice of its inten
ton to conscripr l250O Ohio citizens into the
army This is 40 ut ~ the rate of $50 TO a Con
eresSional district. or 800 for Hamilton county.
Our opinion is that many more than this will be
drawn after the election.-l Gin. Emo
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14

s9- Prentice says OF Mr. L'ncoln'- letter. that
lit j. n very go'"i letter To be written by a
Presidential candidate who deserves TO be 80.
verelr defeated.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-14

1NIIANAP LIS, Virginia Avenue, Thursday.
Fr day and saturday, >e teber -, % arc 26. sos.
Tue first II alter performance Nill be given on
Frfia Sepfm e. p at 4. VI. Al~o Saturday at
p. w.. for the ocommo.a i,l e fem ies and children,
and terson. fcSii NJ Il, a distance
Tickets SO cents: chill under y ycars ot sge. IS
cents.
The Company w''i exhibit h follow ng pieces after
lie wing Indian apoli>:
Gre nnelt. Helriav, September p.
knightstw iues.lay. sept -.
Cambria y City. Weane~,lay Septt Inber go
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