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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-19
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r ILRCf "a D.
1868. nv - - 1868.
NEW ARRANGiMENT.
New Route 10 Chicagdvia Kokome.
q, MILES SHORTER THAN AST OTHER ROUTE.

ON AND AFTKR MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1s6s, trains
" trains will be run ~ follows
A Chicago Exprt Train will AVE Indianapolis a.
23S 2. NJ, arrive al Kokomo az ?. ~ iu time 20
make close connection with trair on the Cncnnat and
Chicago Air Line Railroad for Sgsnsport. Valparaiso
and Chicago. and arrive atP-rI AT 40 p NJ
Returning, the same train xl lea Peru Al 40 A. NJ
making close connections with the - ght r4iu from Chi
csgO, and arrive Al Ind apolis ~ 20 A. d.
Mail Train will leave lndisI polls ass r. ~,
stopping AZ all stations and arrvi Peru time
make connections with the trains the Toledo and Wa
bash Railway for Wabash Huntin ton, Fort Wayne To-
ledo and Detroit.
Returning, the train wiz leave Peru $50
4. NJ. afteT the arrival of the trsiI. the T. W r. W
from the East. and arrive Iudis polls 1000 A n
In time to make connections Tor All points East South
and West
ACbicSgO Expresstrain will lea Indianapolis a. 30
r. D., making close connections okomo with train for
LogaDsport. Valparaiso snc Cb 90. and arrive 81
Peru los A M la time make 0Encctson with trss
going East and West Oh the Told and wabash Ran
way
Returning the same train WI ie& Peru l2ib r. n.
making close connection Kol.mo with the
the cincinnati and Chicago Air Lie Y from Chicsg 20
Valparaiso snd Logsns2or and arsve Indians polls al
4lO r. NJ In time With 7e evening for
Cincinnati Louisville and other potlts.
DAVID MACY, General Agent tud SuperinteDdenf.
VT. MALoTr General Ticket n8t. febl5. 'es-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-19
INDIANAPOLIS, IND. WEDNESDAY MORNING,
DAILY SENTINEL.
FROM New York

brOiD New tork
Nav YoRK. August 1.-THE Tribune's spe-
cial s,v-:
De-erter- renort the movement of = portion Of
Lee. army in he direction of Dumfries. for the
purpose Of mixing VI ,de the left. Scouts
refs'rt. however. all quiet a TO any movement Of
the rebels.
f7,rt of Lon--treet's corps are at United States
Fori
The rebels are engaged in throwing up earth
work
a proper disposition Of our forces has been
made Ia prevent anv advance Of the enemy.
Eserv hing continues duiet.
The rlmor that LIE has crossed portion Of
hi+ force over the K pp'hannock has proved un-
true
Our army holds itself in re,diLess to move at
moment notice that any attempt on the part
OF Lee Ia advance will be promptly met.
The Herald has the following:
HEADoUARrERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAc. Aug.
10 A cOuuaband deserted from Lees army
yesterday mi c,me within our lines He reports
that on Wednesday morning the whole of Lees
army with the exception of \. p Hills corps.
moved from Culpepper 4. IL by the way of the
Fredericksburg rod. He also confirms the stO
ries OF the decentralization of the North Carolina
and Tennessee troops Those from North Car
olint, IN Hills corps. have Are ply revotei and
swe,r they viii h.nt 40 longer The Mississippi
The cnnrr,hin'i Geseriers s,or, % the move
mert "f the rebe troops il fully confirmed by re-
pprts from our scouts
On SATURDAY barge force Of rebel infantry
and cavalry. with some artillery made il appear
ance the south bank of the Rappahnnnock,
abuve Falmouth Another story j. that they
sos-et al Frederick burg ON Friday night but
cpII>ider the report OF their crossing highly i'm.
prubible.
The news from the front this morning is cheer
Ing. iniSmuch "a il points TO tie termination of
our term of non action We are all momenta-
rily expecting orders to pull up stakes. Hsavy
ing has been distinctly heard since three o'clock
this morning in sOuthwesterv direction. appa-
reurly in the neehborhooi of Banks or United
States fOrls, or possibly as far away as Fr,der
i;k-nu~g. The firing IS rapid and constant. A
bttle j. evidently going on
L'rge bodies of troops were moving Yesterday,
marching by rail. and that our advance has come
up with the euemv NAV safely be Inferred from
the noise this morning
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-19
INDIANA ANp MICHIGAN.


INDIANA And MICHIGAN.
q. B.wiIcox, Brigadier General Of Volunteers,
Comm nd ng District # Indiana and Mici-
gan Office Headquarters. corner Mary aud
ami Delaware streets boards at the Bates
House. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4,05s
Robert A. Huchins, Captain and A A. G., L.
at Bate, Observation-Disclosures. 1902
George C. Lyon. Major 18th Michigan voun-
terr-, Chief Provost Marshal District Indiana
and Miehisan. Office, Hea7quarers boards
at Rate. House ................. 2,l4s
l. Curtis Brsckett, lst Lieut. 2sth Massachu-
setts Volunteers, A. d. c. and Post Adjutaut
Office, Headquarters; boards al Bates Hou-e 1854
Vim. v Richards. lst II NJ. l7ih Michigan
Volunteers. 4. 10. {. Otice. IL adquarfcrS;
boards at Bates House. 1854
Charles A. Mcknight lSt Lieut. eth Mich. Vol
A. d. c. Ofice, Headquarters; board At
Bates House. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1851
Jonathan Birch, 1t Iisut. A Inspector GEN
House. .............. ......... 1854
James Bdd.e Col 7ist Ind. Vols Post Com
nlandant. OGice, headquarters; boards at
Taker 1S, ,i s.V : '..'. i'D', .a- .a4 ASA
Burnside Barracks ............. ......... I,a3g
Burns DC Barr cks.......................' 1926
J. : SinonsOn. Colonel L. ;. A. and Military
Commander Oilice, Headquarters, boards
Al Judge Morrsou's. terminus Of the Gravel
rosa. ..s.'-.......-.....- 2c44
john Is Farquh r,Captan [. Infantry ard
A Z. Military Com. Oficr. Headquarters
boards corner Mas avenue aad New jersey
streets. ..................... l4f6
J. b. Miller Capt 18th L. 8. Inf and Mastering
ami Dshu-sing officer. Olce, h. afquarters;
boards al Mrs. kincer's .9A hast Washing
tn street -------------.-- LAS
W. %. Jordan. Captain 9th L. s. Int. Iisrurs-
ing utc~r. once Headquarters; boards al
l. ties Hotel. .........--....... I446
James a. Ekin, Captsn and a. Q. D.. Acting
QusTiermsster L. s. 4 Ohce, southwest
corner Wa.hngt. and New Jersey Streets
boards the BATES House --.---.----..---. l,652
= Lowry Moore, Captain aud A Q. " u. :
Vols. Office, -; boards AZ LittleS Hotel 1862
Thomas Fster, Captain c. : L. :. V. Orice
aDd re>iienc south east corner Warrington
aud MisSiss ppi street.. 663
Daniel Mcclure Msjor and Paymasier. ONCE,
Ohm Block. Washington and Me-
rii IN streets, up stairs; boards Al the Bates
.......................... 22ss
c. :. Stevenson VI jor and PaymaSte'. once,
fohns Block; resides corner Pennsylvania
and Tinker streets. 2,2ss
". : Bundy. Ma or and Psymaster Once
News Building No sJs East Washington
street: boards Bate, HoGse................. 2,26s
Frank Wilcox, Captain, 63i regt Ind VOL,
Post Provost Marsual Oifice and residence
az soldiers Home LAG
J. ). Booos, Surgeo' L. = vols. Medical III
rector Ofice northeast corner If Maryland
and Delaware streets; residence. Michigan
Road, east city. ........-..--.... 2..6c
William Y Wiley, Captain and Military Store
keeper Office, Headquarters. residence,
Ne 81 Eas; NewYOrk street............. Isis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-19
The Very Best Famil, Flour

rcn~tanty hand and for sale the Warehouse
Junction Of Alabama street and yirginis avenue
Flour delivered In any part Of the city. free Of charge
9c-tSr Z. h. ItSCoHB
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-19
indianapolis auS Madison
~ n - II M GBSfA -.
1868. ~ Mss752s 1868.
New ArrauCcm cmeuf 90 Ccsm uence Won
day. Feb. 9, .sGi.

day, Feb. 9, '.s6i.
1.-TWO pssssngeF trsias daily s-n1~ys excepted be
tween Indianapoii~ NLdi a
Leave the Union DePoi fndial tDols, a. . 80 4. n
ard T. ". srivln di.0r all % A. ~ sn5 :. 81
Pm
Leave the Depot at Madison a 8 Y. D. md a. N. az
riving ~ indianapolis a. II 4 u assl0PN
Tie train leaving lndisfapois a SO A. y. ooanects
with that leaving Coiuuir- a A. N. for shelby
vile aud Ru~h-ili arriving % yriile az loSs A. ~
aud Rush~le a. l23O Y. u.
Leaving Rusb.ilie - = y Ssh. ioyviie a. IS
NJ, connects al Co1naous Nth - ard H. train
riying q, ether indianapolis ~ Na.soa 'ht sane evsb
ins.
This Road fo-n. a ne With tl4- cx~ss NsdisoE for
thetrsnspOTtar0n Of freight bgiws1 Cincinnati ard IN
oianapoiis ard points West
Tsrifi " Frerh;s - lo.g - - orLer
Shipper and merchants West yrrc II their ater-
est 10 chip BY this line
feb2 DC. BRASHAs. saperiHtsDssu'.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-19
Military Directory OF indianapolis,
Indiana.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

Fay per Ann.
o. =. Morton, Governor Office, state House;
residence corner o. Market AID Illinois SIS $4,000
". K Holloway, Colonel and Private secretary
to Governor. Office, State House; resides
with Governor Norton. Observation-Disclosures. 2,C64
W. n h. Terrell, N j"r aud Military Secretary
10 Gov ernor. Office STATE House; residence
Loves eek, ,'hiO street. t............... ALAS
W. ~. Schiatcr, Major - Kegment. Indiana
Volunteers. A. -. 4. to Governor. Office,
State House, boards Palmer House. LAS
Lar Noble Adutsnt General OF Indiana.
Office, State House: boards Bates House;
500 from the state aud a. .66l pay of Col
oneI Observation-Disclosures. 3464
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-19
OFFICE or ACTING ASSISTANT FRovosr MARSH
GENERAL roR INDIANA

GENERAL FoR INDIANA.
Conrad Bakcr. Co. l.; Indiana cavalry and \
4. FrovoS; irshal General for Indians. OF
tce, Biackior1's Bock southeast corner Ne
ritian and Washington streets. upstairs.
boards AZ No. tS2 North Tennessee street. ASA
james q. Jo1es Col &1d inc- infantry and Su-
perintencent ior kecru uiting for Invalid Corps
and commander Of camp 0 rsnde1vous o.
nee, District headquarters; boards al Bates
House ............. 1854
John y Scott. Captain. 18th Ind. VOLUNTEER in
fantry ami A. A. A. G. and lns spector Offce
with \. A. P. u. e.: bosrsl, At Macy House. LAS
Orris hake. Captain. 39th Ind. volunteer infsn-
iry and Assistant superintendent Of Recruit
ing. Inspector. &c once. District Head
qGsrters; bosrds a Macy Hou.e. e............ Laos
7. J. De IA Hunt. lieufen snd Ad.utant 26th
Ind volunteer infantry and Superintendent
cf arrest Of deserteTs. Ofhce. with \ \ p
" G,-.....--.....-..- --..-.....-.... l-s2s
II. p. Finch Lieut. and Q NJ. S3d Ind volun-
teer infantry. 4. 4. Q. VI snd Inspector. tf
roe. with A. A. p. N. c. boards AZ Patterson
House l.s5s
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SoAkD OF ENROLMENT or THE SIXTH KSkoLLxEST
DISTRICT.
ID hrsten, Captain and Provost Marshal. Of
Bee hlsc>iorc's ock. ID aoor. boards AZ o.
'ohnsou's, three miles north OF the city, B.
"a lrosd ....................... Las
Nrl y alice, Coulnssionrr one, Blacs-
ford's block; residence NJ. lei EA>t Mirket
street i...................... ......... Las
Thomas b Harvey. Surgeon. Oece with Pro-
Vost Marsha, boards Nc. Ts5, hast Wash
inston ........................... 32ss
7SS5s
Aoo Seh- harrington. once IN state House. s,US<
so.s2t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-17

erty holders Of sandusky, held January S. comm,,.
tee was appointed to open correspondence with The
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad Compspv !.
induce said Company to extend their line Of broad,
gauge railroad from Cleveland west through s.u.
dusky to Toledo, and 70 correspond with other par.
ties who may be coflaeray interested ia said an.
tension.
The debt Of Indiana Is ss,7l5,4s3 Of which
s',3n,T9 is war debt. This however, Goes Dot
include 39l old Internal Improvement bonds. Of
1000 each, Said to be outstanding the holder, of
which failed to comply with tho adjustment made in
1916. rr,r.
The annual report of the Connecticut River Rail.
road states that the receipts last year amounted 10
$685. 49, aud The Expenditures $751; 49, making the
net earnings sl33,S5L A dividend Of Sc per share
las been paid, and there isa surplus OF SJ9,Sis On
band.
The receipts and shipments Of produce a. Chicago
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-17

COMPLETE BUILDING CEEsUs.-Superinlende
nlcgcgo OF the Bureau Of the Survey and Inspection OF
BGildn has recently adopted system which when PIT ia
operation. will afford complete building census OF tho city
Tho Information Is TO be gathered by the In.pscofs who
will DO provided with books Of conyoulent Ee. containing
small diagram each page representing block bounded by
four Upon this diagram VIII be marked tho preci.c
locality OF every house In EewYok with numbers
Of either side. Beneath this map will appear
Der Of building; owners how ooouped sze Of rot
szs yard size Of buildings hight OF buidng number Of
soes oonsstiug Of stone, bcs, iron, wood thcknc
aud condition Of foundation ws.s thickness OF upper walls
roof peck fat materials Of roohngi materials Of
nicesj means Of escape ia Of fro access
to roa scu.te, bulkheadsi number Of families In
tenement bnildings width Of slais and hall.
In tenement housesj hot air other furnscesj iron
shutters with wishOu walls copod not unsAe tn
secure buildings IN fire. floors overloaded strength Of
floors sizs Of nmber and grders wooden stables condition
of buildings with without trapdoosi un.sfs danger
ous buildings general condition Of prei.es general cond
tion Of building and special remarks large number
those books rosdy aud to avoid confusion mis-
take the pages facing each other devoted to the
Of only building. The Inspectors will probably
during the preebt Winter at lest IN the esy Spring
Commence the labor OF mGk hi. building Their
daily reports after alton by the Supe inondent viii
be entered In suisbs books that With scarcely m0msnrs
trouble the description Of every house IN ths oisy bs
found
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-17

cAuGmr--Yeserdsy john Gran, coored, residing No y
Laurens street, was arrested one charge OF neing n
Hho was ssted day since When conveying ouuss
nom tho rendezvous set forth that CEstt had called ~
house No 50 Grend street and requested her TO INFORM -
husband 90 oil upon b aud get pair OF pants he
that she volunteered to 80 hsrsef tnat shs wea
received ho bundle from the banda Il CTa which shs US
Ia her po.ses ion at tho time Of her auos Justice ns
locked the accused ap with tie rest Of the sAns 70
az amipstiol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-17

in refusing to certain questions Of the Com.
mittee on Government contracts lie now stated
that Stevens had appeared before the Comuittee
aud answered. Therefore he moved that the said
Stevens be discharged from custody the condition
that be pay the fees incurred.
The hansa then adjourned until Monday,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-17
The following tsbls shows the receipts OF fou1
grain, live stock, &c., for the week ending Jan. 1
tor three years:
tAdsertisensnt.
Il. s, REVENUE STAMPS.

w, ere nov, prepared TO Gl orders for U. Rsvesss
STAMPS Of al kinds st the following raiss.
. 10 AMI over per cent fl.cpult'
$50 20 SlOO, per cent. eiseo0aG
Cndcr $50. per.
Discount IN Stamps.
Tuoarsoa BAoTHEss Bsukas..
No Wslsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-17

JAN 10 - SEQ bbs Elour 500 bbls. Cora Meal go boS
Whisky, 5000 bush Oats 800 bush Seed ACES pkss Ls
100 OH Cake 40 pkgs Provisions 900 Pxgs baasrs -
pkss Asles, Tvs Dressed Hogs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-17
Northern Indiana Railroad. 5lao5li; Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad Guaranteed,


9S09St; Illinois Central Railroad 81 09li; Cleve-
land and Pittsburgh Railroad, 65a e655i Gaens
and Chicago Railroad, 9oi a9oa; Cleveland and Tot
edo Railroad, 95095l; Chicago and Rock Island
Rsiroad, 9O3 99Ol; Chieago, BurIinqton and Quincy
Railroad, 1917 ai02; Milwaukee, apd Prairie Dr.
CHEN Railroad. 4ti0F; Fort Wayne Railroad,
G6067; Panama Railroad ls00ls5
Tho market for foreign bills 10 fairly actiye. but
irregular. D,awers Of Sterling ask 1922 49, but
from cond hands bills can be had a: lGl .6@, aud
commercial signatures al le0@l6l.
Frejehts arc win out essential change IN rates,
with fair business doing. To Liverpool the en-
gagemepts are--iC,0C0 Lush. Wheat az G}@7d. in
bnlk aud bags mainly at the latter rate 1850 bbls.
Flour at 2s.i and per neutral flag, 300 boxes
Bacon at 3Os; 80 cs Pork at 32s 3d.. and 500 bbls.
Petroleum Oil at S.. To London-l2, 900 bush.
Wheat at 3d. in bulk; 1000 busb do. q! 81. in bags;
and pcr neutral vessei 100 bbs. Tallow at 32s. ed
aud 200 bbls. Petroleum Oil at g.. To Glasgow
600 bbls. Petroleum Oil per neutral vessel at g.
Cd. To Brstol-30, 000 bufb. Wheut at Sd. in bulk;
5000 bush. do. at 3d. IN bags, and II tuns Clover
seed at 22s Cd. To Bremen-l0O bbs. Petroleum
Oil at o.. The Charters are two VESSELS OF i,~oV
bbls. capacity each, oat and home to tho " sF. i"'
Dies at 81 AGO EACH vessel OF l5O tahs, nome run
the West indies with Moiasses, NJ - 70, and 6rit.
ish schooner TO Rio Janero AT 1905 10 LivefPooi
the closing quotations by American hag' flonr'
%. What, 767Ia.; Corn, q a7J.i Heavy aooda,
2Cs.; and by Foreign hsg; Flour, 20. 3D. ~5si
Heavy Goods 3oe a 52s. Cd. To Lonaou, by Amer
lean lsg; Flour 2. 3D.; Wheat, Sssloi Corn,
I'D; Heavy Goods. 25s.; aud by Foreign heg,
Flour, S. 3d.; Wheat, lld.i Heavy Goods, Us Cd
a35s. aD
The business OF the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
50 178,2sj GO--for Customs, S237 600; Payments,
si,l so 65; Balance, sll,235, $40 o3
The receipts included si1 millions Of Treasury
Notes from Washington.
The Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen Railroad
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D'eieuidnit.
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uno lcr9lc6 ib1fit, unbctiimmert nm Die gu.
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bif nod jung, Gu wcBt nod nicst. in wethe
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Das 1T mcbl ma6r, instt 2Ouiie nodrcntlib.
Du iu9it utriarns audi Nuoeru @Gi,s III, IN.
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Stnillrtou.
(6ur bic MiSti'cr Ceutitbr 3cituns.)
Trnbliu9slicS.

Oh bcuer, Mariner 8r1bliuletug,
sStc ruft Dcih Scnncntljd
Guti6Iat'nc 6rfuunA wicper poh,
Wanb' iiiBeS &iiO ,u,uf!
Ger Ssacu, Cen Dcju 6aub uns Bring
Grmett rie wsite 6lur
Dc &noepe lhwiut. ris SuGc fprngt,
SeriUu1t prauat ole 9iatur.
llnp mes lc,tnoia miro I'M SSaIo,
GO nuh in uui'rsr Srult -
%on Sdumcn unp pon yipp.n fhaUt
s te btUe UtuaIin6elu(f.
SD tann nibt teiNsu i'll Gle 2uft,
gS;r r5 cie vtrbe tut,
{ IL bod i'm lelbtcn, tlourn Duff
Wuf rhreu Sbwtn9cn rubt =.
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llnt inuEtr criuc 9Eruu, eiu,
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The German ADVERTISER.

me GERMAN ADf Eh lcE Eh;
B. HASSEL, Editor and Proprietor,
l. published every Saturday, at - 90 per
Annum, payable in advance.
1clms for Advertisements reasonable
OFFlCG: BROAD STR, next to CITY HALL
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Bestnsuusen.

9cn
Der ,,aneissr" erfdent iepcn SOnndbcno III $500 in
tatiibrber 3rahsiobluH9 cetr III lO&s Sablb0r on ee
Gr6oer Mn,ctotn merccn III 75 gts. lei enrioser Gin
rduna oufsencmmen ieocs petere Nol miro nit % Cts.
tcrttu Sttbnce GjeibdftSaRtisen tptcn $l2 per Sa5r
III rierttliiSrtiher Spreue,ablurg.
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