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GRAND UNION MEETING
AT WEST POINT!

There will..be Grand Union Meeting
at West Point
THURSDAY, Sept. 24th.
Senator Doolittle, of Wisconsin,, Col.
Bussey, of the Army, and host of home
speakers are expected to address the
people.
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TEE CITY.
Arrival and Departure of Mails.
and Departure Of Trains.

X. TT. p. NJ. AND r. X. Mt. p. AND n. r. R
Train leaves. 30 NJ Train leaves :. 715 An.
=" arrives. -. zoo Pm "a Train leaves 5 30 Pm
Freight leaves. ; 90 Pm. ILLr~ors SOUTH I. R.R
. arrives. a.30p.M. Leaves Hamilton 4: 90 Pm
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Nfw advertisements.
NOTICE.

N
On the s4ih day OF august 1863. two men. purport.
ing W have come rem tbs state OF Missouri, stopped
at my house over risht, left next day for kecku
Iowa, without payiug their his) ard placed in my
charge Two mates 10 keep for one week Since then
nothing has been beard OF the men. TIE
mares ~ere-ene dark bas. years old past black
and tati. abon 10 hands highs fee white hairs
In the fose cad The Other is gray mare four years
Old past abe ut IS hands high i'm built aud is moon
eyed. The owners Will please call and par bills and
charges and ke them away soon. shall sell tn
according 10 isS. L. u. HAMILTON.
Carthage, Hancock county. Ins.. sept. 81, 1858
sep73 In
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THIRST NATIONAL BANK.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OrFicr o. CoxPTRoLLKs CURRsscY.
washiugton September Q. 1858. }
WHEREAS, By SATISFACTORY
w evidence pres epied TO ihe undersigned il has
been made 70 appese that lbe First National bank Of
uk, in The County OF Lee, and State OF Iowa
been duly gsaiIed under and according To the re-
quircnents the act of Con gress entitled Al
prov ide National CaFreney. secured by pledge of
Uned Ststes Stocks, and 10 provide for the crcula
uon and redemption thereof, approved Fee ruaty 25h
1863 and he's Complied with all the provisions Of said
act required be complied with before commencing
the business of Banking
Now, therefore. 1, Hugh McCuiloch, Comptroller Of
the Currency hereby scrify that the First Ma
tioHal bauk OF Keokut County If Lee, and stste u
Iowa is commence The business Of Bal
Ing under the act aforesaid.
BD testimony hereof witness my land snd seal uf
VI O., this min thisy Of September. 1873
HUGH MttULLUCH.
sepli i-d2n Compsrell-s Of tue Currency.
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lNsTRUCTION.

AS A SKILFuL TEACHER, Ex-GOv +,
n sPRA6uH reeomusnsh Col PAIkE 20 tie nv
orabls eecsid,,A.'oa & ths ysb ie, a L,s Pa,nsss
kssp na, prtins srthnst,c, &c., are tsnght day sn
evening. ioS
RANJO AND JIG DANCING TAUGHr
1Iby J. BO0AN, 10 Piiss ave. Terms. - tunes fc@.
- 20 superior 10 any In thN void for sAsa
r. . u 70 Nv. Call and sxamiss. So
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4 srgur ROY To LEARN 10 MAKE
4 -. ~ hrr o. "a roo,. ~
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OPtkAIOkS On SINGERS On MILL
~ tH, e'eteosts good hands only required. g a.
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DATTERN MAKFRS-Two GOOD Work
toen Nsnt,d at rconis % and ~ depct buiidins,,
arf a., cor G. ntie, 20 en- rane.: non, hut ROOD
ltuc' ~
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AMusEsa ENrs.
RARSUxs AMERICAN HUsEuh'

II ARSUNS AMERICAN oo1o
THE q cr FAT ssSs TDvn.n
Ever '"''a ON Ms h ~ f. { Z: f'f ss55y
TIE sxAiI 1rrrsr NAN
ONLY ,syt Tnk S SIts Ts sS sfisrtr HIGH.
nyrAaast a tiltd 6slq 4 Eist tEs HIGH
wueus BIT tf4 II royxp,
;si IN Nj s$s
"'n oil ron s:s Ash szS *, Il. ffss Ss'ssify
to,,iy ssv pssus,e aud ovcrs'is sstrses'ss>"
"'''a = W.. wi %IISIl%s oonnnsAl.
'''.'. sS s;i sl ssyi. Of q =: 5osrrnrsn
A"' Nf'IS sSssY = L \ i;iss ~ ~
70: pns0 Cousdlsn slss iu'. .f.i'.d iron p,ssss
sI SH gs.H. .s,s.. or !. ...
70, .,ii|i y; IA
!. Ta u. ssfisSsfExt iitts!cS,, THE GHOST.
rml h SjSsB REV SJ %Axs slsarn.
S6 w NJ igH'si 3 st VOICE AND cnAn.
ss az: q: IS. .' s: ;ss: nd costume ~"
s5ssS s$s si ne ssSS ssIHiSS
syrs II ISS Sts ss = l wv 4 c.-
1h''' s''i 2SSis Wv YAK 4 FIGURES.
o SYfgs i scaHk 81 81 SPANISH cnrry1AN.
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A y OthRAibE OS g.. i rs Ma CHINE.
n so; ~ rrrt elsss drs.m,ius. 30 vspAhic
CO.. ,leisnod 's.rys "a. Apply TO Ma hElp, w
Aourth - NEAR t-feou-t -
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~ ILlTARY

A FEW GOOD MEN WANTED-FOR Tao
ppn- u.i.ion.d o'ioss 20 itions fsr sn,fsetio
and srn' ~ men. hppy lrlmediqieiy, 81 2at Ofsnd
-, cor bower, oJlLius q, BlCkH, ias Ckgt. 10Th
N. \. V. knrinscis. y. X IiAssLKR MAJOR. Sf
nNf SUBSTITUTE WANTED - 1hE
~ highest price viil paid. C,li a, W.st o.,
Moaeay, Sth inst. Lsll c''ts oeioet q. y, "
Substitutes wANiED--wk WILL
~ p,y more money, cash 70 hand, than any other
psce "a the e'tv. II Cor, land. o., ~ .sip. RAh-
KEN srfNCtk. 81
> SUBNTiIU IFS WASHED 81 ! O'CLULA
- hi. sAern9 IA, al 40 Gfe-nsieh o.. Orch ,nss
Ho'sh. TO .hoil very eightst cash price, sill %
p..d, snh no Dur 'i1s sooait. 1873
s.cnn ASH PAID FOR SUBSTITUTES
'~ODO.pglsins n, . o'soei this esy, Ct N
,sn.i OF. Cs.i so-o contracting sl.-vbsre 90,
;36O-NLbSTl1UtES WANTED, Ini'
C''O da,, 10, ia. country TIL hishe.t cs.n
t.-ns, =. =. p,j doso. ca! en'I On Csot.in
sdrs'ns u 70 ~ be l;persly deAlt VISA 30
x:nnn CASH ~ hASD-wANrEp
"o''O n. lay, 3,s,n..ltats,, 70 shou c,ir,
- sus nro sul be ibcy ilty and .r'...rt ate, J>I
80, 81 as L-o.a"ay D. Cana ap- iloverd ,,I
tS1 BOUNTY 7 4 SUBsIlTuiTs-
I; OOs ca bin nj, $3.50; essh IN IN Gays, sl2os
u sac paid 3 -v,Iy tvo lnvuth sut.tll ntss
- nsLei o {. II par .es In Me- YIt, P;nusylvs-
q a. and all I'll. L ~ Sr.a The isTcet mmik
tlD PAL ssru no hrae m-n 20 hi nfiot. Apply
81 a'o II. o.d' Az ON IL "a .nte nl.p, n un Il and
linhsmon ID lnI ia navel a..U ~ .tLIIt .e!vico
7 g iares un.o. nui Tsg,e tai sisv prise money
l1id a. this ~ G. llJ
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GPELATOES ASb BAlSrfRc o. linen
~ % .und 81 - 3; Also - hsnis TO take out nayt
p nt.. u NIX by hand or machine. d. SAND, ~,
W tyn. 10y
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WANTED.

ATS DuASe 81, ur STAIRS, Wanted
Aisaa' 70 mss, AA-psl shifts and flannel
es~et y, " W iNAif. ~
a LII sPLCTAILE UKLP, MALE AND
= iea.te, ord p'-ti lsn'ed re, Re inrr edisiey
~ 80 NltN Htc'' 'iu'tion in ri country, b.
~ ~ 20 ~. NNNNtSt tt I"ut NrOct N
". T. au' hes luoy l,nded ia frcst d u,nj. IN 'li
6 rdu q s.. III
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Goa H..

INCUR, FLOUR-aO0 BBLS. CHOICE
l. family t11r Inly $50 20 81 % pen barrel war.
fAntsA, end delivered ~ Nv York or b, sklyu n
COYLEs fouT ,tr, 4..,nd lHi N'rtl. ~, nrsr
yHlo a. Rrctirr. as
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OPERATORS WANrt n IN Ne>IS ON
- W mach ut NON hul 6rst cas- hsni
nrtu 'tait; Dr.. iut .acss ,uI ult.Yt -ork N .
Il dokftr az
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INV YoEK. October 2S.-1he lerald's dis
patch SAYS.
The statement in regard to the arrest of
Mes.rs Williamson ami BIass. Agents oil the
PENNSYLVANIA and Michigan Relief Association.
for the sale OF old baudages. rags. &c, Is incor
rect 50 Tar the proDergy J., said 70 have been old
Government property IL was the property of
the nSsoci ,tion aud sold by Wlllnmson and
Blass by order of the Chairman of the ExecuySs
Committee OF the Association and the proeSels
deposited to their credit. The treatment owl
hanson 10y Col Baker was Hyast arbitrary aud
unjust lie was refused pesiEs'on 70 send for
Judge Bridv Chairman of theS.seso ssitAen, al
other partics, who could prove ihs inn0cence
Alter sevegal .hVnrs rery note from Mr. VII
hanson Was delivered 10 Judge Brady. who i'm
mediltely obtained IN interview with Judge lur
nar, Assistant J Judge Advocate General. and lpon
his representation of the facts Mr. " was re-
leased on parole.
The steamer Roanoke. from Havana the 2lst,
has arrived.
Nothing new from Mexico.
The rebellion in 81 Domingo continues 10 grow
more powerful ami to cover greater extent OF
territory.
The story that Puerta Peitta has been de
stro,ed hv a homb,rdment is untrue.
The guunoit r0ri Royal s'iiei from Havana
on the IL IL on a cruise. While IN port one OF
her serge mt, OF marines had fist tight with a
rebel. giving him a good whipping when the
sergeant w,s .avageiy struck on the head by a
weapon IN the hand. OF another rebel, MORTAL )
wouudug him HE authorities arrested The
muir !erer.
The next Eugish mall steamer takes our Con
sui to Vera Cruz rom Havana
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THE CRY GROCERY One OF the most thor
oughy supplied establishments. With everything
a family, a restaurant. a boarding house or a
hotel needs Is the Clty Grocerv. Vest Washing.
TN street. south side. G. l. Holmes proprietor.
We could 81 this whole side OF this issue OF the
Sentinel. enumersiing as briefly as possible the
multitudinous articles comprised in the various
assoftments az this house IL Is not necessary
The public generally know what is 10 be here
obtained. Groceries the freshest and purest
vegetables Of every sort, oysters. game. hsh,
fruit. condiments, pickles. canned fruit--in short.
every table decacy or substantial ~ the lowest
fgures. may be purchased at the City Grocery
This house j. alsD agent for the fimous Kelly
Island gripe---a new production IN this market
and splendid one. Quantities OF these elegant
grapes are daily shipped by c. l.. Homes, ia all
directions east north. south and vest. such IS the
demand for them.
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NEW YoRK, October 2s.
Flour. for common. dull: trade brands better:
Sc l5@6 % for extra State, S. 00@7 20 for
K H. o, and s. 25G9 10 for good to choice
extrt.
Whisky quiet At Gle
Wheat, ic lower but more doing at 81 asa
I b for Chicago spring, 81 40 for choice
amber. 81 32dl 81 for Milwaukee Club. 81 81
a. 80 for amber Iowa. 81 39dl IS for win.
ter red western. Corn opened quiet and closed
lc higher. Oats heavy and 365Ic lower at 7s6
soc
Wool quiet.
Pork active and firm at Sl4 Az Gfl4 62tS
for old mess. SIC 00@l6 % FOE new mess
sll 50dll - for new prime. Sl4 00@l6 81
for new prime mess Beef quiet
L'rd steady nj l4@llsac.
Money y In active demand NJ 667 per cent
Sterlug dull: first class bills, l6OiS @l6liS
Gold irregular; opening at u.s. and closing irn
at 467fdi1c prem
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LADIES FURs The undersigned has Just re
ceived direct from the manufacturers. hi~ second
stock OF Ears, which comprise the following
styles and prices
Mink Hilf Ca3es. with Muf and Cuffs, Sl23
Mink Nctoriue~. separate, from $50 to sou,
by the Sc. from 500 10 500
Fach German and Russia iron. 500 to So
Sbcrion >9airrei the genuine article, from 81
10 S50 per set
Muskrat Furs m brown and natural color, from
81 10 $50 per set
French Coney, all sizes and prices.
Jet Black River Mink, the incest IN market
Children's Se's. al STYLES and prices
Swans down AMI Ermne Tor trimmings.
The Ladies are respectfully invited Ia call and
examine. a. the goods together with the prices
cannot fail 10 suit tho most fsstidious.
III BAMBERGER,
No. 10 East Washington street.
oct22 div Indianapolis
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Arcrfox SALE-I will sell n auction on
Thursday. October 29'h, 1868. At q. \ VI at
the house OF Rev Bishop Ames--the first house
north OF Calvin Fietchers. North Pennsylvania
street-all OF h- Household Furniture, consist
Ing in part a follows: One octave Piano. two
Sociabies. one marble top and other Centre Ia
hles. one Elizabeth and other fine Parlor Chairs,
Rocking Chairs, WhrtnOt, Hat rack. hne BED
steads. hair and shuck NJ ,ttTesses. Feather BEDS.
Bolsters aud Pillows. Dressing BelureAu; one
Buggy. Horse and Harness; No Mich CIV
Extension and other Tables. Cooking and other
S,oves 50 wards If Wilton Carpet. 3-py AM
ingrain Cspets. Corn in the crib. iUmns AMI
gardening implements, QueenswAre, Glass~ are.
&C kc Terms cash
w. T. FgAratRsTON.
- n Auctioneer
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ssS- The Ames Institute. literary and reli
gious institution established by the Young men
connected with Roberts Chapel. got up last
evening an impromptu donation party for the
benefit of the Rev Mr. Belts who leaves to day
tor Denver City on missionary service in the gold
regions OF Nevada Mr. Belts is represented to
be young gentleman of promising ability and
great energy OF character The entertainment
was very pleasant affair AMI we hope resulted
ia substantial benefit TO Mr.. b. During the
evening Miss Albeit. an accomplished musician
aud canttrice. sang several patriotic songs, the
Young ladies and gentlemen present joining in
the choru. with happy effect
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-29

RuSNoN's AIR GALLERY Mr. Runnion has
secured the services OF Mr. Penlold, OF New York,
who will be at his post in a few days. person
of artistic taste and skill-to d. the coloring OF
pictures taken at this establishment Pictures
taken by Mr Ryder who i ever eentlemauly aud
skilliu Ia his department OF the business. and
colorcd by Mr.. Penlod. who IS an adept in the
art OF colorug. cannot fail to give entire salts
faction Persons wishing pictures for themselves
or friends. can get them ~ their establishment
that cannot be beaten in this OF any other city
Give them call at No - East Washington
street
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MmcHANr TMIoRiNo -G H. Heitkam Co .
No u North Illinois street, nearly opposite the
Bates House is one OF the most fashionable mer
chant tailoring establishments IN this city. Their
stock OF piece goods comprises the best varieties
aud latest styles, all fresh aud new. from which
any gentleman can select suit To his taste, and
have il made IN the neatest and most service lhle
style Those Of our friends that want new
suit or any part Of suit. we say call on G. II
Heil,tm Il Co. and they will be well suited
Youths aud boys clothing made to order in the
latest style septic 2m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-29

sTf- We are glad TO learn tia, DE- Tuto, Of
Indianapolis. Who IN company with W
Hawes. publisher of the Ohio Gazetteer. and
whose death We announced on the Dayton and
Xeuia raisay. did not meet with the sad acc
dent aue still lives. IL was another unfortunate
ph, stefan that WIS run oyer-that II, he WAS sup
posed % be phy stefan from the papers and ma
teriils found upon his person. HIS name has not
been ascertained DR. TutO having merely
stepped Oh the train ~ the Station left: but
he made his appearance IN Dayton the same night
about eight o'clock. much TO the joy of his
friends
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From ffO.1On

Bosrox. October - The Safe League of
Massachusetts, has elected General B. Butler Of
Lowell and Mr. Chtulen Of Newton As delegates
AT large to the National Union League, which
meet at Washington in Decemher.
Delegates from each Congressional District
were ,lso chosen
Gen Butler addressed the meeting At length
John Lang. convicted Of participation in the
conscript not in New York. was TO day sentenced
10 ten wears hard labor in the State prison.
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Orders.
HFApouARrtRs Cry REGIMENT
INpfANAPoIls. Oct -, lc63

HEADQUARTERS Cry REGIMENT
INpiANAPoLis. Oct %. 1853 \
/ The companies OF the City Regiment are
hereby notified to assemble on University Square
next saturday ut two o'clock 7. VI for review by
His ExcelIency, Governor O. 7 Morton, AMI for
drill
II. Commanders Of battaGnns aud companies
will lamIliarize themselves with tie form OF the
review laid down IN the Army Regulations.
III Every member not present NJ the drill
will report in writing to his company commtnder
the cause of his absence within one week thereof
ter. and the suiiciency OF sand cause will be in
vestigated by 4 court which will be assembled
tor that purpose. BY order Of
ID. c. RUGG,
II BArFs. in. Col COm'd'g
Adiatant.
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U IMPORTANT TO LADIES. DIR
HAHvKr's FEMALE PrLIs have never yet failed IN re-
moving dI1scues arising from oestruescn ssoppsxe
Of nature or in restoring the system psrfec, health
when suffering from Spinal Affections. PToapsu. Uteri
the whites OF ether weakness Of the Uterine orgsns
The Pills are perfectly harmless the constitution and
may be taken BY the delicate female vithOu,
ing dixtress-the same time they act Ike charm By
Strengthening nvgorssng and restoring the system TO
healthy condition. and BY bringing the monthly pc
rod with regularity. matter from wha, causes The
obstruction may arise They should, however, NOT Be
taken during the three four months Of pregnancy
though safe at any other time miscarriage would be
the result.
Zach box contains so pills. Price 81.
Dr.. HARvEY's TREATISE on Diseases Of Females,
Pregnancy. Miscarriage, B4rrennes Steri,y, Reprodue-
ton and Abuses Of Nature and emphatioay the Ladies
Private Medical Adviser, pamphlet Of O. pages, seni
free any address six required paw postage
The Pills and book will be sent by mail when desired,
securely sealed and prepaid. By
J. BRYAN. n d. General Agent.
No. 10 Cedar street. New York.
uPSOld by all the principal druggists.
ToMLINsoS A cox. Druggists. Agents.
septao's9-d&wly indianapolis.
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~ The Metropolitan was crowded last night
on the occasion Of Mr. George Ryers benefit
Mr. Ryer is one Of the most accomplished actors
that have ever appeared before audiences in this
city. The plays were the Female Gambler and
the fourth act OF the Merchant Of Venice Miss
Provost and Mr. Ryer acquitted themselves ad
mrs,bly.
To night Nell Gsynne will be presented, Miss
Provost and Mr Ryer sustaining the principal
parts
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-29

MELANCHOLY Academy estcrday Miss
Mary Malouey. employed by Mr.. Joseph Moritz,
IN the south part OF the city. on the Bluff Road
was burnt 10 death The young woman was
cooking about the stove. when her clothes. com
posed entirely OF cotton, caught fire. She ran
screaming through public room OF the house in
which thsre were several men. neither of whom
had presence OF mind enough 10 even throw n
bucket of water on her Doctor jameson WIS
called in, and before the unfortunate woman died
rendered all the assistance possible. We under
stand that her parents reside in Danvlle, Indiana
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-29

give have hitherto had occasion 10 call the
attention OF the public 20 that celebrated article
offered tor sale by Mes-rs Boyd and Palmer.
West Washington street. Four Ace Cement
There can be no more beautiful material used
either on brick or wood. than this paint. IL
gives n finish To what i rough. aud preserves
whatever il IL laid on We would ask our build.
.rs aud our painters TO call at Boyd Is Ptmer's
examine price aud buy IT, The advertisement
concerning il may be found elsewhere.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-29

;T-For splendid military clothing We would
,.,..nnend al our friends m the army To call al
j Kahn's. No. 50 East Washington street hr
Kthn's assortments are extensive. comprising
every article in the clothing way that anyo"oy
nerds. at the lowest pfices- The most suos'antla,
wiaier garments Of every DESCRIPTION ARE o"e'eu
a.: s.,e nv him Call at bic establishment.
Det2S n
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-29

s7'- Messrs. A Stephens & Son, gentlemen Of
long experience in the business, have established
u coffee and spice mill on the corner of Washing
ton aud East streets This establishment is a
valuable addition to the industrial pursuits of our
city, and gives employment toa number of hands.
large quantity Of ground coffee and spices are
sold in this market. and there is no reason why
these articles should not be- prepared here on ~
good terms M elsewhere We recommend deal
ers IN these articles IN visit the establishment of
Mcssrs Stephens Son, for We have every con
iideuee that they can buy of them cheaper than
in other markets.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-29

Az IMPORTANT Sur We made mention some
time since that suit had been brought against
the Western Union Telegraph Company by
Mayor Ward, for damages sustained IN conse.
Guence OF the failure the part Of the Company
10 promptly deliver a telegraDbic dispatch. The
case Was appealed from Justice Aliens Court.
which bad found in favor of the plaintiff and
assessed damages at 500. to the Circuit Court
The Gaze was tired this morning. and the decision
Of Justice Allen sustained - Lafayette Courier
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IRON, WaNllingIon.

WAsHtNGroN. October = information from
the Arm, ct inc Potomac sats that Butord's
cavalry division WIS attacked by rebel infantry
near Betlto. SD,upn "n rue-iS At noon. and
forced % tall n.ck. but iew ci.utilie- on either
side
Il i not tue. Us has been reported. that
Meades arm, i rcfrctIiug Ills headquarters
have been novel. hut not toward " lShmgton.
Generals ia military c'rc.e- here pronounce our
present position as highly favutabe IN the event
that Lee sholld venture - mike an attAck.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-29

sst-we observe in our Cincinnati exchanges,
thatMr Charles W Hit has been challenged TO
play upon his fayoritc instrument the fife
We will bet upon Charles against the world. lie
il. We think. the most accomplished hler in the
country. or universe. or New Jersey.
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The Liberty OF the cItizen-speech

Of He D. ". voorhees,. delivered In the House II Rep
resentatves February Is Ise3 the Act oindemnfy
the President and other persons for supendng The writ
Of habsAs corpus and done In pursuance thereof
Is now Frnied "a pamphlet form. and be obtained
this Office. This Il the great effort 81 NJ VOORHEES, to
proteetthe liberty Of the citizen. and shoald DC the
hands % every voter 10 indiana II makes pamphlet
ofsiE,esn pages. Price sI so per hundred.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-29

FOR SALE.
AUCTION SALE
A.
VALUABLE RESIDENCE,
On the corner Of Illinois and New York streets, Also
the entire stock OF
Household and Kitchen Furniture.

z WILL SELL on MONDAY, TIFF SECOND DAY or
November. 1864, commencing al lu o'clock A. " AZ
pubic auct on, on the premises, the House and OF du
ate on the Of Illinois and New York streets al
present occupied A. residenc. by Il. l. McOuat.
TgKas ~ SAiE-Onc-fourth cash In hani, one-fourtli
In one two and three years each the deferred
bearing interest at he rate Of per per aauum and
20 Ice secured 10y mortgage on the property sold.
And AZ the same tine and place will sell In like man.
the entire stock Of ousehod and kitchen Furniture
being well kept and almost good consisting Of
one Piano Forte, beadsteads Bureaus, Tables, hairs,
Stands, Carpets, Stoves Kitchen fufn tufe, &c nc
1HRais ~ SAiE-All sums under $40 cash. and on all
sums OF Sl0 and ovfr credit Of months will be
gwen the pureha er executing note with approved
CURLY. with interest.
TIL" properly will be exhibited purchasers and all
information given by the undersigned
OBtD l0ufE, Auctloneer
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