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THREE TRAINS, DAILY,
AxoRPf SUNDAY, ai.s.-4 ..- ~ Hs
From JOlnm a., IN connection with Trains on the
rTLE RlHAMi AND OOLUMRUi
AND AhNlA RAILHOADS,

FIRST TRAIN. 1,
NIGHT EXPRBss-Leaves Columbus at 400 A. ID.
viii stop at Delaware, Ashley, 0spdington, ailead,
Iaiou and al ali stations North Of GslionI arriving Of
t syeland Il eil5 NJ, Dunkirk 3f3 p. NJ, Buffalo
lOP. M, Albany as A. NJ, New York $50 A. NJ
Boston 225 p. NJ, chicago, via Crestline $3.50 p h,
~ittsburg 3e5 P. NJ, Philadelphia $3.50 A. III,
sHCoND TRAIN.
NEW YORK BxPREsS-Leayes Columbus at 1l:lO
a. IA. Will stop at Delaware, 0ardipgton, Gallon,
IIestine, Shelby, New London, Wellington and Graf.
- arriving at Cleveland at LBS p. M.Dunkirk $3.50
NJ Buffalo 1910 p. H., s,uany6:4 A. M, New
, e iiy5 p. M, Boston 4i45 P. NJ, ttsburg via
line at 7:5p P. ~, PhiladelphsioO M.
THIRD TRAIN.
AL AND ExPRE6s-Leayes Columbus at 3;S5 p.
h viii stop at all stations south Of Shelby and al
sslem New London, W ellington, Grafton and Berea;
urdvinR III Cleveland at 9:35 r. Nj, punkrk 2:55 A.
III =, BufSlo 420 A, NJ, Albany SOUP MI New York
Sb P, NJ, Boston ll45 P. M, Chicago via orestline
7a0sSs N, PittsbuIs e;9S a NJ, Philadelphia 300
7o'aH coNEEoTIoNs. rrna
A. Delavare With sp tInghsd Branch Tor Spring asld
a. iints on thatroat tl.,tl
A: orestline with 2it1barga, IT Wayne and Chicago
n,sd fer Pitubursh, PhilAdeiphis and Baltimore.
shelby, with Ganausky, naGsiield and Newark BAIL
Al tor all points on that road. Also for Toledo.
Al Grafton, for Toledo. c. gigyl.e1 ~ - ~ b.. .,a q p
A, Clegeland, with Lake shore Railroad for 8ris,
axirk buffalo, New YORK ioed Boston.
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disease. a cold settles somewhere Ia tho bouy,
structs Its natural functions. These, II not
react upon themselves aud the surrounding org
ducing general aggrayation, suffering, and
While In this condition, oppressed by The dernn
take Ayers Pills, and see how directly they rel
natural action Of tho system aud with II the
Selling Of health again. What is true aud so apl
sYs trivial aud common complaint, Is also true
4 .as deep-seated and dangorens distempets
,,urgatiye effect expols thsns Nahsed by similar
lions and derancslneuts Vt the natural function
body, they are rapidly, anl rlauy Of them sure
bv tbe same means. None who know the virtues
Pills, win neglect to employ them when suffer
tho disorders they cure. ..rs.,.-,-.sr,,, ,,,ts-.
Statements from leading physicianstin In som
principal cities and from other well known pr
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r.5T Washington, D. c., 7th Feb. 1856. I
Sin have used your Pills in my general and hospital
Practice since you made the and cannot hesitate to
W they the best cathartc We employ. Their rcg-
ing action the liver is quick and decided,
emily they are an admirable remedy for arrangements
. that organ. Indeed, have seldom found u case Of
bo, disease obstinate that II did not readily yield to
them. .Fraternally yours, AL0NZ0 BALL, NL d.,
wy Io'hlAIs0 = IMnsicinn of Ns M1lile HnsrifnL
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ma, r--rvsisirdg 10 sslii'd esi
ssThs most nsllnblel Standard Au.
therity or ths EnkIfshi Language
as Rsadrss K.tnsss Eiuca,ors T 0Aso,
TEE BEST nEeLIsH DICTIONARY HxTANr."
l.a ~ srary kaw xtaysoArs.
"Hsrs arc upwards Of Hundred Thousand Words,
whose multfarious meanings and deryations, together
with thsr I correct ssns and pronunciation are clearly
"a R 0saosaaaa cS~.~Asta,.
R.ad ns DsoIsions OF Mo Asmosvs Of ne OAio Ssats
, 1sdchsr's Assootati0n. g'Fal.s =
Tie undsrigasd, members Of the Ohio State Teacher
Association, adopt and aim 70 use In teachlng writing
and peaiing The orthogIsPhy and pronunciation
daily recommend Il a. the most reliable standard al
tho!ay Of the English language, a. now written and
spoken, lE . ot+ 3" ,r .,..-,,,
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\ NJ. y. OowDiRY 6up't Public Schools, Bandasky,
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WIZ. MrgoHuI sup't Public schools, Mt. Union.
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/ EDWIN RreAl, Principal McNeely Normal School.
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land, l,5 ~ 2. ~ l,y'1 y .i
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JAM. MOmsE, Prof. Rhetoric, oberlin oollegs.
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and accurate definitions" '"-Prendent Tn0mpson'
\; hoscIo vcIihs aeIo.Vior W. nav usec
Faculty Il was decided 10 change TO conform to that
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As n Family Physic,
Bilious DIsorders-Liver Complaints

. From DR.. Theodore Bell, Of NeW FORK Cdy
Not only your Pills admirably adapted to their pn
pose as an aperient but fud their beneficial ecctsuoD
the Liver very marked indeed. They have in my prac
tice proved efTectual for the of bilious
biains than any remedy can mention. sincerely
rejoice that have at length pnrgative which is
thy the confidence Of the profession and the people
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And We claim % an especial merit,
that 1t stickg Patches and Linings to
Boots and Shoes sufficiently strong
without stitching, sui1 1. SIT
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Useful & Valuable
Discovery !

ID Of more general practical utility
than any Invention now before the
public. It has been thoroughly test
ed during the last two yearS by prac-
teal men, and pronounced BY all to
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atsnt sleeping Cara are run on all
Night Trains TO Chicago, New
,s York and Boston. -
Saooags oa1otS5 TArOsCA Ia lRssD YorL and Bostor
'vio Cleveland. also. to PhlGdskpAtd and
HsD Aork ola CrssRiAc. ,.'fJ-
iRETURNING.
Night Express arrives at Columbus 81 II, ,15P.M.
Cincinnati ExpTeps arrives at Ooupbuv at 1915 A. ID.
Columbus Accommodation arrives at Columbus al
6fs0P. NJ. FL i2trt .gs.t. ra
80 as Low N BIZ amy other EkOuss.
AK for 7ysIas vis Csistliss ~ OlxssIsAa e =,
-TTi as. RLrg- ~ vsfys.t- /, f.
yigl9a iai Superintendent Cleveland, ohie.
JAMES PATTERSON, Agent
.tgae.v,. ~ o. -....1s ooiumbhS, Ohio,
columbus, April 30, 1888 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-30

WASHINGTON, October % Ten Meade has
within day made some changes in the position
Of his forces looking To the better protection OF
those engaged M the Reconstruction. Of he Orange
aud Alex innria Railroad. While this change
was beng effected, about o'clock Yesterday
morning the rebels m,de demonstration against
the 9th corps but nothing further was accom-
plished than driving in our pckets short dis
lance. when the rebels retreaed
Senior Romero To day, accompanied by the
Secretary OF State, called upon the President
and having presented his credentials. was received
rs Envoy Extraordinary aud Minister Pien,po
tentIary OF the Juarez or Liberal Government OF
Mexico.
Deposits made for the 5 90 bonds on Monday
next November 81. will, it is ascertained at the
Treasury Department. entite deposltors TO bonds
with full coupons from the lst OF November
Ia the recent announcement OF the quotas to
the several States under President Lincolns
proclamation, October l7th, calling out addition
al 800. 900 men. the deficiencies OF the States
under former calls and under the recent draft are
taken account OF onl, in reference to "A subse-
queni draft, in case another i rendered necessary
BY failure To furnish full quota of volunteers.
lie i presumed there will he no draft in those
States which raise their quota ol 800 900 ,olun-
teers But in States where through failure TO
raise their quota the draft has to be resortel To-.
All deficiencies al the time existing in such State
will be taken into account
Drafted men and substitutes are entitled only
To the 500 bounty provided nv law. aud not TO
the increased bounty OF $500 offered to volunteer
recruits
Springer iiarhough, OF Pennsylvania, and T.
j Carter, OF Illinois. have been appointed Ms the
two Government directors ut the Pacific Railroad
Company, as provided by law.
VIM ID. Grover has been appointed United
States Attorney tor the Eastern ID strict of Mis-
sour in place of w w Eiwards. removed
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oct22dlw

MonITz, BIO. & Co -CL9rHING For winter
clothing Of every material. every style and every
finish we would commend the public To the es-
adjustments of Mortz. Bro. & Co. No 3 Est.
and No. 10 West Washington street. Recently.
at both houses. the heaviest receipts OF the most
magnificent cloths, foreign and domestic. have
come tn hand. The assortments of ready made
clothing areTmong the most elegant fabricated
and most extensive in the city One great char
acterisic OF the propIietors of No Eist. and
M 10 West Washington street. j. that they fur
nish the very best goods at the lowest prices.
I ev have. we almost forgot to remtrk military
goods well rs goods for the wear of the civil
ian. At No. 2. where goods are made 10 order.
the services ot Mr.. J n. Winter and Mr. Elas
Shank, of the East, have been secured cuttees
They are accomplished artists in this line. The
eentlemaniy clerks at No. Messrs Sol
Bloom. A Serger and Isaac Bloom AZ No ~
my always be found Mr. W. II Elkhart and
Mr.. solomon Strau~
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under the name e
BtterS, put up In quart bottles, efmpoun ed of the
cheapest whisky common costing from ~ s0c
per gallon the disguised by mise ander seed
THIS class Of Bittcrs has caused and will continue
cause, Ing they he Sold hundreds TO die the
death Of the drunkard ny their use the system Is kept
continually under the influence Of alcoholic stimuli
the kind the desire fr liquor created aud kept
up, and the result l. all The horrors attendant upon a
drunkard's life aud death.
For those Who desire and wW haze liquor bitters,
publish the following receipt: Gel one bOfts ~
Hood,ind's German Filters aud IN with three quartz
of gpod Byd"dg Whisky, and the r.. ult eill be
preparation 1t will fir ,Scei IN medical virtue and true
excellence of the numerous liquor bitters In the
market. and all east much less. You will Ia all the
virtues If {nq9dRdS BiRsrs In connection with good
article Of liquor much less price than these inferior
preparations viii cost YOU
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-30

LADIES fURs The undersigned has just re
ceived. direct from the manufacturers his second
stock OF Ears, which comprise the following
styles and prices
Mink III III Capes. with Muf and Cuffs. 1926
M'nk Nictorines. separate. from $50 To $50;
by the set. from 500 10 500
Fitch. German aud Russia. from 800 to S75
Siberian Squirrel. the genuine article. from 81 >
TO $50 Ter set
Muskrat Furs. in brown and natural color, from
80 10 $50 per set
French Coney, all sizes and prices
Jet Black River Mink the incest in market.
Children's Sets. all styles and prices
Swans down and Ermine for trimmings
The Ladies' are respectfully invited Ia call aud
examine. ~ the goods, together with the prices,
cannot fail TO suit the most fastidiors
II B,MBERGtR,
No. l6 East Washington street,
oct22 div Indianapolis
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TsLEcRApHlc:
Night Report


Nrw YORK, October % The Times has the
following from Chattanooga, October 9th, via
Nashville 2Sth:
Unreliable intelligence has been received Of the
movement of portion of Bragg.s army. under
Longstreet up the Tennessee river with the in
tention of operating against Burnside
IL j. also believed that CORDS Of Lees army
under E~ell l. moving into East Tennessee by
way OF Lynchburg for some purpose.
Chattanooga letter TO the Herald has the
following:
Deserters continue 20 come into our lines. not.
withstanding the extraordinary measures taken
by Bragg to prevent them. Nine men and
commissioned officer came in yesterday The
officer, who is intelligent and apparently honest,
tells tale which is cheering and inspiring to all
good Union men, aud which corroborates previ-
Gus Information He SAYS a full brigade of Ten
nesseeans, with their General at their head,
attempted 70 come through TO our lines in body 4.
one day last week, and that division Of staunch
rebels called out 10 prevent them. A fight
OF the most sangulnary character ensued, in
which artillery. muskets and bayonets used
for three or four hour. resulting in the over
powering OF the DISCONTINUED Tennesseeans, after
some 500 men, on both sides, had been slaugh-
tered.
The sound OF the cannon distinctly heard
within our lines At the time, but no one could ex-
plain the phenomenon OF the brisk fire close to
the enemys rear The officer says the matter
WAS hushed up and has since been kept quiet
that the extremes of Bragg's army know nothing
definite about t.
Bragg's dstrust of bis Tennessee and Georgia
troops Is. perhaps. explanation of his delay in
attacking this place
Mi Gea Gordon Granger takes command Of
the 4th corps to-day
Thomas aud Granger who are universally
acknowledged to be the savors of the army, are
each To have splendid corps, three divisions in
each, with able commanders nj their heads. The
brigades will probably he composed OF not less
than nine regiments each. In fact, the whole
machinery OF the army. when reorganized will
be less complicated. ami more effective.
The health OF the army. notwithsti nding the
labor and anxiety it has experienced. is very
good y large field hospital has been established
in lovely valley two miles iroul fhc town, north
OF the river and the sick receive the best of care
aud food.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-30

RuSNIoN's Arr GALLERY Mr. Runnion has
secured the services OF Mr. Penfold. of New York
who will be at his post in few days-a person
OF artistic taste and skil-to do the cooring of
pictures taken at this establishment Pictures
taken by Dir Ryder. who is ever gentemanly and
sklllful in his department Of the business and
colored by Mr. Penfold. who is an adept in the
art OF coloring. cannot fail to give entire salts.
faction. Persons wishing pictures for themselves
OF friends. can get them AZ their establishment
that cannot be beaten in this or any other city
Give them call at No. 1919 East Washington
street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-30

MERCHANT TAILoRING -G. VI. Heitkam & Co +.
No IL 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 tho beat varieties
and latest styles, all fresh and new. from which
any gentleman can select suit To his taste. and
have IL made in the neatest and most serviceahle
style. Those of our friends that want new
suit. or any part of II suit. We say call on G. II
Heiikam 4 Co. and they will be well suited
Youths and boys clothing made to order in the
latest style. septl2 pm
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For the State sentinel.
"By.gone Days"

u THIS should ever meet thine eye,
Think ~ ths time When last We met.
Then hopes bright star blaEoued In my sky.
But ere We parted u hal set;
Gone down In dark everywhere
turned my gaze saw but gloom,
Shroafiuc TOE pillows 81 di.par,
Frrcludiug % dreArer doom.
And new a. blasting power has come.
FOREVER hauished from thy sight;
CO bad never sou. 10 tbs home
NJ soul not nov "a dark A. night.
~ bright light ia the future CLEANS,
No gentle accents can hear,
Even the visions If ny dreams
Bring Ia my eyes thc burning tear.
Whene'er zee where Tbs sofi tonch
Has strsycd upon some fragrant leaf,
think then there j. too much
Love mingled With my bosom's grief
Oh LiEEil those sweet cscs ofthine.
u bright - rcaven's Queen star above,
Caring with passion into mine,
10 see them could Tot bat love.
The fondness ~ thy soul was there,
aud 10 was 10Y % zee thee smile,
lald not know tha; such dlsIar
was towering DER ms hopes the While.
Farewell ms misery Is complete,
Oh never hall We "a eCt again,
fTiii where thu eternal wster. beat
The sunny shore at Heaven plain
H. W. MANHOOD.
>pt,sAroi1s October 20 lsss1.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-30

FoR Subtitle splendid property. corner of
Illinois and New York streets. will be offered nj
public auction and Knocked down 10 the highest
bidder on Monday next There is no more de
sirable residence, every convenience IL upon
the premises well. the water the purest. out
houses. shruhbery, fruit trees of every sort aud
variety. towers and NIL other things which make
home beautiful. surround this elegant property
The sale Is positive on the dav Indicated and
meanwhile We would suggest that those wishing
to purchase to visit the premises aud see for
themselves
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-30

lTrHI AMERICAN DisPEEsARY VIZ rnrAru
~ a new method. and with the hsppiss' results. 70
fsIsus If<r falling Of The ~omo.. Laso<rfses tf.v-
0lloa Lno rrAsa, wiiissl I, may and al efhsf ~
eases 10 which The Aa<rican FnaSis u - pscnhsrt
Liable send three dollars and receive ~ expses cs ~
the Doctors Female cvrsagss. Tbs insiI.msn' $780,
BE- used by every woman In The Land of ne parpo~
e>sais>ss. ca,sforf. A>itA a. sent re 90 rscsrs
Of stamp cory q Private L<ttsi 20 asrnea Lscsss
on heslih. dc The Docfor's cestrdt<a fffsak TIE.
fresh from The nspsn.sp ~ Al ~, =, ,..s' ~
a, che xss~rsoss lssf.ssry ~e sl.e 'r..' se.fleet
,.,..',. and ~ih never falling success f~r~fof 90
rh.s ths ouses. e. y~srsf o. ssc,a dis>s.ss: gk1s
a. "a, a., .s.g~. f3oosrrhes, Gleet. structure Hydfoc<le.
S~ase y.rcocels. CsFsssels. spfrws,erhss, seminal
wsst.es. Nocturnal Emissions. sstusl D<tilky. I'm.
$500, and effects q s~if-.bu.~. The les slf ss
ir..,e a. IN 'privsss letter. Which send srss
receipt q stamp
p.rsnsn 81 the best ha<pit.s ~ kssops sn1 n
Ssw fors C enables him 70 treat psussu seisneocsi-
~ ana rsaors them speedily
moe living At distance esmnanksss ~ fsssss
srd he esssd Al their homes In urFsnt eases ssu6 -
or tio and receive NJ icnss.
con.aIislios frss aud sessss~i.si. ssse Ne. san
Esss ws.hinEson Street. Ind. y o. nsz -
spfsAiv. .tso
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roretap News.

CARE RACE October % The steamship Ger
mama. from II mburg, via Southampton. on the
Dist. pissed Cape Race this morning. and was
boarded 10y the News yacht The dates are three
days later
GRrAr BRirMx.-The British Admiralty has
deciicd To construct new squadron OF iron
gunbuatS. atmor plated and double screw pro
peless. to he armed with two heavy Armstrong
guns.
The Alabama. Georgia aud Tuscorora continue
cruising around the coast ol tie Cape of Good
Hope
The Vanderbilt had arrived at the Cape in
pursuit oi the Alabama, aud was repairing in
Smons Bay.
Capt Semmes has sold the bark Sea BIRD.
No further captures have been made 10y the
rebel vessels
Capt Semmes will not. from motives OF policy,
seek an engngem With the Vanderbilt, but IT
his vessel should be blOckaded la SimOn's BAY
by her he will endeivor 10 elude heras he did the
San Jacinto az Martinique. Capt Semmes is of
opinion that tie Vanderbilt Is much faster than
the Alabama, and that If she should come To
close quarters he could not get away from her.
The Confederate loan j. quoted ~ 65167
FRANCE.-lhe Moniteur says the movements
in Caucassia are serious
The PAYS denies thai France participated in
the negotiations upon the Polish question, and
that Austria and ENGLAND are endetvoring "a
To come tO an understanding on the subject of
al identical note France awaits the result OF
these negutiatOns. AMI Europe knows that France
will adhere to every act accounting with existing
circumstances and satisfying public opinion in
Europe. Which the agreement OF the three Powers
desire to represent
Japan Admiral Keepers feet had arrived at
PozaLmd The negotiations falling 10 obtain the
satisfaction demanded Deeper he,leged the city
aud levelei Il 10 the ground He then set fire To
Prince lutiamis three steamers and returned
Paz,zma l. a mass of ruins The palace, lacto.
ries and arsenils were DESTROYED
LATER
Cars RACE Ociob,r ~ The ROYAL mail
steamship City OF Washington nom Liverpool
the Dist and Queen. town the 22I. passed here
this noon. SIC wa> Uouded by the ne~s yacht
AMI the following summary OF her news obtained
which i one DIS i,tei.
Henry NMd bcech,r .j,io>.ed al immense
audience ia Exeter Hal London. ou the ooh
inst, upon tie interests 81 The North A lev
expressions ct dissent were ,!t0Nued in the gen
eral piaudts at the vast assemblaes
The Daily News ~.
zone 90 the most enthusiastic meetings ever
held ~ Lpadou must have convinced Mr Beecher
ct the truth of ,rl Ras.ell's assertion that the
great body OF the English people we're with the
North. aud cause HIM to return home "a mes
seuger OF peace and good vii betW cen the I've
countries
The lines combats Mr Bcecher's arguments
and declares That be j. not the mau 20 convert
the British public to The Federal cause
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important 10 Females!

one department, Of our Dspeussry specially devoted
totht treatment Of ihe Dseases Of Females such a. La
ehorrhes, or wbts" Irregular. Painful and Suppress
Nenstruaon. Nervous and General Debility Dl.e.ses 81
nc womb, Barrenness &c.
Consultations and examination free Of charge.
Also Tor sale, DIR. DEwEE's REGCt.ATUk PILLS
FOR Female Distractions. irregus,ites Ac Married Ia
ies IN certain situations should not them a. they
soad cause miscarriage Price 81 per eos and may DO
cent BY mail.
Dk. GALES's PREvENriyF--tn invsasble srtiel'
for those wishing 20 limit the number of their offspring
Of IA. barren who desire children. warranted not 20
lure the health. and will last for lifetime sent 20 any
address under SEAL on receipt Of the price-TWo DOL
LARS
PATIENTS At A DtsrANCF-By sending erts
statement ~ their .ymptoos, viii receive blsnk Char
oontanin s 81 questions. for the course OF
de- Medicines part % The country
Alltrsnsactions private and confidential. Remember
the and number.
Direct all lstterst 20
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