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Davidson County Directory.
CITY GOVERNMENT.

cITY GOVERNMENT
JOHN HUGH SMITH, EaVor.
WILLIAM sHANE, Kspordsr.
JOIN sCEUMBIEY, Aarshdl.
p'5Esy Ms'ssel,sf s.., H.Niassnson, A, c Tssksr,
O7srLs o. De KeshfJ0hn Ceurablsy, ss-ofolo nrEt,
Thos. BcCarty. second; and Ellshs Long, third.
7laz 1stossO---M nilam Driver.
Reucaus collsotor--1. B Shank ard
Ralez Tar Ooilectr--E b. earrstt
Trearare--K Henry
Elsorf KaasT-ThOagas TEEkc.
aaperisfas4esss a fss Eo~khosss-J. Q. Dodd
superiafsfsdeIf Of ne Waiev RoYti-Wm. stewart.
Caacf of thz fsre DeI0risansf-L u FREEMAN
sSzsOs ~ fhs o@ne,eEH--T. q. NeTrds
S1rssf OesTseer-a. J.. s.cwazi.
Cs,y haoTEeg-G Brien.
CITY couNcIk.
BOARD or AIDEr~ES-M n Briea, Presidsut.
Fira Wdrd-JuO r. Ncwn an.
sooo1d WaTd-Joseph J Robb. .
THIRD WGTd-6 3 Nayde.1 III
Fouygh Ward-H scoFei.
Ftdl Fard-ioseph = Knowles. 80 q
SID sIlerl--a BTisa.
scuead Ward-B Z Caiborhs.
gighh HGTd-Joseph Smith.
eo',s'2s CeEscii-Anarsg 4ndsrsoes PrsasaeoI
send Hsrd--G 81 southgate and A Myers
Ihird Wa'd-Andrew Andofeon a8d Alex Mcdaniel
Fosrfh Word and Charles sayerB
Fydh Wara-w Cbeatham and Z u GIascoek.
ktM HdTd-E j far8rouFh and Vim Driver.
ScreHh Word = Rust and J.W Cready
Eghh HaTd-Wm Haiiy and / d Wheeler.
ST1HpIEo oozETl KS o. TEE orrT COUNCIL
FYzaAos-g1owles. southgate, and AnderBon
Wa1eT Worbs--Ind erson, SIC ith, and GlasoOcla
srsefs- Sayers Turner, S9sithFate May6eld, Chest
ham, YaEbr ugh, Caib0rnt, and HaiIy.
bcA0els--Iuh, KnoEles, nud Eheeer
Whd-f-fsrEe7. Trracr, and NeWmau.
Fire DegQrfme1it-Myers, Rust, and Ec0vel.
Gas-Drver, Bren and CTea1y.
Ce4aeferv-smith, Wheeler, and Haily.
Market HOHse-SOuthgst@, Newman, and Carper.
Slasss-Hriep, Mcdaniel, and Myers.
POiloe-Y YaTbrOugh, sc0Ye and Eayers.
Sprags-Ciaib0Tne, HUFF, aud Haily.
] Work Houte-f heaibam, Roth. and Mcdaniel.
Improvements and EEpendihTes. cOyel, s0uthgate,
md Driver.
Public Propatr-Rpbb, Driver, and Turner.
i. Peat Horss-Sewman, Haiiy, and S0uthgate.
Sc The Board o. Aldermen meets the Tuesdays
sert preceding the second and fourth Thursdays in
hsch month, aud The Oommon Council the second
sd fourth Thursdays in each month.
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Portraits Of our different OH
GERS. etc., etc., etc.
All Of which are warranted Of ihe best, andat New
York prices.
IIoyd's celebrated Hap CT the United States,
mounted IN book-form and in sheets. This Map has
great sale Il has ali the railroads, distances be-
tween the stations, all the wagon roads, etc
Lloyd's Great RailrOsd, Express, ami Tele-
graph Map, with every mile OF abroad and tele-
srspS, Gp Is the lat day Of August last. Aso every
express and telegraph ofice-in mounted and sheet
form.
LloyPs Military Map Of the Southern States,
with full descrip4ion OF the w.ole southern coast
also description Of each county in the came. val
uRole and good map.
Lleyds Map Of the State Of Tennessee, &C
knowedge&by ten Burnsides of1cers TO De the best
ard most correct Map ever published. Railroads, all
the wagon roads, etc
Iloyd's Nap Of Kentucky, ditto.
Iloyd's Nap Of The Mississippi River, with
the name Of eysIy man hatoWns piantatlon on the
Mississippi iver Also the exact Of the river
channel, Islands, bars, etc, etc., etc ~
Also,
WAR MAPS
or the latest dates, in book and sheet form.
Illustrated Charts,
scripturaI Scenes.
Battle scenes, etc.
Also,
Prize Stationery,
OF the best description warranted the best and cheap
ost in the market to which the sttontion Of all
quested.
GEO. p. JENKINS.
I0g Main street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
E.B.-oFders Of al descriptions promptly attended
70 also orders Of ell DESCRIPTIONS Of Books, stalin-
cry EngTavings, MAps, Cards, News. apers, IN any
GEO. P. JENKINS,
decg-lm l07 Main street, Cincinnati, Ohio
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1aANcERY coUF
ER AEl LNClHal GR HaPIIAB n AAsaVHLE

(aAaDoettGr-- - -
YOlsgL asd MGseg-1. g. Gleaves
- Tks Court nests tbs aftt Monday In Nay and
Eovsgnber.
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RATES 0P ADVERTISING.

tTEa LISEs on LESS 10 CONSTITUTE A sqUAks.)
Square, day, 81 OO-eaoh addit'n nal insertn, 50 50
Ivsek. sco-eaob additional aauare 20
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Announcemen1s Of Candidates.
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COUNTY COURT.
faqYgT COURT,
eRlsnNAL cOURT. 4

tCsTk-David c. Love.
~ The Court meets the arst Monday in March
"a E..,faraho=
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NEW IoRK, FEB. Ii.
Flour 5(dl0c better. with fair demand: sales
at s. 4061 30 for extra State. 81 15G1 - for
common TO good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio. closing firm; no sellers at inside quo
tations.
Whisky less active and rather more settled !:
sales at 55d56c: BUYERS OF large parcels offer
SAC. while holders refuse all below soc.
Wheat l(92c better less doing: demand chiefly
for better grades; Chicago spring 81 4O@l 40.
Milwaukee club 81 60(dl %. winter red West
ern 81 67@l -. amber Michigan 81 136l IL.
Corn lie better; 9iG95c for sound mixed West
ern. 81 @g4c for unsound. SIC for white Western.
Oats firmer AT 7J@Iic for Western.
Cotfee-West India more active. while Brazil
rules quiet. ST. Domingo 22c in bond, 29ls sc duty
paid Sugar quiet and trmer: 934@lli4c for
New Orleans. lU5sc for Muscovado, Havana lie.
Molasses quiet: New Orleans 35@46c
Pork shade trmer, with moderate demand at
SD IS for old mess. Sll 50@l3 80 for old and
new prime, aud SIS 506l7 Tor new prime mess.
Beef qniet and steady. Lard shade frmer at
l034@ll4c.
Money easy nt 6a6lsc on call loans Sterling
exchange firmer at 81 s2&l - Tor merchants
and 81 ,4@l AZ for bunkers bills Gold
hrmer. but irregular and Unsettled. opening at
5e14c. advancing TO a9lsc and closing steady
az ss3ec
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+ BInrBpsr or wAsHfxcToS.-Nr Roberts. the
member of the House of Representative rs from
Dearborn, yesterday introduced resolution into
the House. which passed unanimously. IN sirGet-
ing the Doorkeeper to host the national q g On
the dome Of the Capitol At , O'clock Z. N, on
Monday the 23d instant, and inviting Colonel
Darlington To be present and to cause a salute {
one hundred guns TO be fired. The ceremony Is
In honor OF the birthday OF Washington. III the
day ~ fine, ss We sincerely hope IL will. and II
Colonel Darlington complies with the request OF
the Legislature. which we feel sure he will, the
CEREMONY ~iIl be impressive We notice in other
quarters preparations are being made to celebrate
the birthday with fitting ceremonies, but this
move by the Legislature is the first step taken in
this city. All classes will certainly unite IN rem
dering honor to the glorious memory OF Wash
ipgton
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E>>IONAI..

WASHINGTON. Feb l6
EVENING SESSION.
SENATE Mr. Chandler called up the bill for
the relief Of Abe crew Of the ship Nightingale
Passed
The Senate proceeded 70 the consideration OF
the bill enrolling and calling out National forces
The pending amendment OF Mr. Collamer was
adopted
Mr. Clark moved an amendment, which was
adopted allowing the person drafted 70 be ex.
empted by procuring a substitute or paying a sum
OF money not exceeding $500, 70 be fixed bv the
Secretary OF War: but failing 70 appear or procure
a substitute or pay the required sum. to be ar
rested and tried BY court martial
Me- Wilson. OF Massachusetts moved an
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Browns Bronchial Troches

Reach directly the affected parts and give almost instant
relief. In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA. and CarARKH they
beneficial The good effects resulting from the of the
Troches. and their extended has caused them be
conterfeed. Be sure 10 guard against worthless I'M
tations. only the 0eaai.e Brosrn's bronchial
7rocAes which have proved their efficacy by test Of
many years. PusLIc STEAMERS and SINGERS should use
the Troches. Military Officers AMI Soldiers who
the and exposed to sudden changes should
have them. Sold everywhere at IS cents per box.
ian2l -dAM2nr
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sfrx.sss Ars-


CINCINNATI Market.
GrxSIsxsri. Feb. H.
Flonr offered rather sparingiy. and closed dull
at IS y00t6 for super6ne
Wheat steady at 81 25@i IS tor choice red
and white Corn declined 70 Sc OAts 6rm q
Zoe Barley advanced Sc. closing at 81 sS@
IS Tor prime spring.
Whisky decliped 10 SIC. and dull. /.
Mess pork nominally unchanged. good de-
uard for hulk meat. sales at CSC for shoulders
and 5A@6c for sides. Lard active: sales of
country at &c for head and gut. and 35<c for
prime Bacon firm At 51s9654c.
Groceries firm and unchanged.
tioli advanced to l55. Silver lbs. Demand
notes I54 Exchange dull at 1sc premium.
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gFyHE Gonorrh,Pa or commonly called Clsp Is dis
II xusting maladv ana l. iua well Known 70 require
any explana'io: - br bat u Is difficult 10
get clefr II companion m II lew admire 70 per-
wade. al classes q Socisvb Oh mae ard female, rich
and Door both married single. Although trouble
some ~ itself distressing add SOM. us, fatal II Is
disease the treatment OF which. bs- generally been
wore THAI The disease itself The common fashionable
j. fri deprive Of al business then
come a Of vaon--isine nu bread and tea,
water fue KIM - sip YOU mu.t then b. olec
cupped l.ached combined With ing medicines
liver, few daY- tie nefcinr> changed; and after
some months treatment 10 rh~ Wy. which the pafien;
bears with great fortitude fear Be j dis
charged or discharges himself with An irritable rretor,
sWelled fes.icle enlargement - The PROSTATE glands
or 2 disease OF the neck OF the hladder.
This Specific which acts ike charm, with few doses
or ose diseases and quite pleasant take. and which
has cured thousands in New YORK, Philadelphia, bslt-
more ard many q the southern cities II certain and
eectua remedy that mskes rapid ard permanent cure.
without regard diet drink exercise except vrest
ling iurnning OF over-stTairing. Th remedy s IN
ecuaed by aryihinx ye' discovered Tor tn % those
dsesses L extracted FROM our Owl plants and per-
fectly safe a. Il purely vegetable contains no mer-
cury. that you ezpose ycursef 20 all kinds q,
weather withou; he ssst danger from The medicine.
Aud Il you are careful n wrapping " rour paste. you
will have NELL tom T. =" bat you are Dot
deprived from SONG into COMPANY ~ n~ng detected ey
nearest friends
Ibis qusck iciss. huta fenefy aisoeve-ec aud
used with immense success - -gr-ar physician. srd
confidently recommended TO the unfortunate.
CAUTlOS-Nons = genuine without the tisnatcre Of
the proprietor W Davdson, arogrf - box All w.
fngesrts Of i-ade mark all Be prosecutsc With the
w.F DAVIDSON. sole Proprietor:
Todrnsn Ohio.
sold nv Druggists seue-.ily ian2s-csmis
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cE-The plans and specifications for three
story basiness house on South Meridian street,
near Washington. nov ready for examina-
ton a, the ofice Of ID A Bohlen. Architect. in
the Etns building Bids for tie construction will
be received until Thursday next. Feb. 18th. at
O'Clock p. n. The whole building will be let TO
one person. Competition IL invited. AS
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r. We have had trial some OF l. McTaggut
4 Dunns extra sugar cured hams and breakfast
bacon. We think them decidedly nice. and that
breakfast bacon. - the aged American OF African
descent said OF the rabbit. che WAS good Tor stew
and good for broil good for fir, and good for
boil . But do not take our word for it, but leave
your orders At No 81 East Washington street
and try for yourselves
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Night Report.
MORE CAPTURES BY THE ALABAMA
SKIRMISH IN TENNESSEE,
Fight at Lake Providence, Louisiana.
Capture OF a Rebel .UaiI.
Night Report.

NASHVILLE. Feb. 1.-THE telegram of the
9th should read
Our men killed OF Furrest's command and
wounded ). the latter taken prisoners None OF
Federal force killed or wounded.
Cunberl and River 20 feet on shoals and still
risiug
Rain last night and all of to day.
ST Louis. Feb IA letter to Gen Davidson
from person who accompanied the recent scout
to Batesville. Ark. SAYS Hindman's army is ut
terly demoralzed and totally Inefficient Three
hundred Of his troops froze 10 death during the
retreat from Van Buren,. hindman had once
been ordered to yicksburs but his men refused
TO 90 Upwards of 300 deserters are concealed
in the brush 20 miles from Batesvle, and the
wish of large majority of the people Is for per
nanent occupation of the country by the Federal
army
NEW York Feb. IL "A Washington letter of
the 10th SAYS Senator Wilson stated in debate, in
answer 10 a question addressed TO him Chair
man of the Committee on Military Affairs, that
the report Of Gen Mcclellan on the Peniusuar
campaign will soon be made public.
Gen. Foster left Baltimore for Port Royal yes
terday
Advices from Por, au Prince say it is reported
that the Alabama made two or three new prizes
in six DAYS after she left Kingston. aud it was
added that two captains of American vessels
were landed by Semmes.
CAIRO February L. A skirmish took place
on the 18th. Bolivar, Tenn, between de-
tachment of the lst cavalry and a body of Rebels
Result-four dead Rebels, a number wounded
FIVE prisoners, and number CT horses captured
Federal los nothing.
The steamer Polar Star from Vicksburg. has
dates of Wednesday Work on the canal at Lake
Providence aDd Yayoo Pass was progressing.
The l4th Wisconsin, and llth Illinois were at.
tackled near Lake Providence on Tuesday BY
three Rebel regiments. The Rebels we're re-
pulsed, and a number of them were taken pris-
oners--one report says an entire Mississippi regi-
ment.
The steamer White Cloud. from St Louis TO
Memphis, MAS searched at Island No 10. and a
Rebel mad found OH board.
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FoR SALE-Brick house of rooms, 81. 800:
frame house of 9 rooms. - 800; brick house
(newJ OF y rooms, 81 .0O0--ail within square Of
the Blind Asylum. b, Fl ak Smith. licensed Real
Estate Agent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-18

IT, Henry koenis. insane man. wandered
from his home Cumberland. ian this State.
Saturday last SAYS he wants to 20 to Quincy
Ills. he IT. "a about SIX feet high. thin face
and dark hair Any persun knowing of his
whereabouts. by leaving word At the Union Depot
at Osteraeyer's, will confer favor on his
friends Is3
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HOTELS.
AMERICAN HOUSE,
BOSTON,
HOTELS.

g. Is the largest and best arranged Hotel In The Ss-
-, England atss, centrally located and cay OF
ILL from Il, the routes 81 travel II contains al
the modern improvements and every convenence for the
eOmior, and accommodation Of The travelling public. The
Sleeping rooms large and well ventilated the suites
Of rooms are well arranged. and completely furnished Tor
famiis. and large travelling parties, aud the house vii
continue 10 be kept trst cass Hotel ~ every respec
f.hS.l~se Lrw.s RICE. Pyo7rstor
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To Nervous Sufferers of Both Sexes

REVEREND Gentleman havi been restored 10
health in few ds after undergoing all the usual
routine and irregular expensive noce> Of treatment,
without scers II his ,acred duyo commuu
his afflicted fellow creatures the ccRS.
Hence. the receipt OF addressed envelope, he will
send free copy Of the prescription u>ed Direct TO Dr
JOHN NJ DAGNALL, ls6 Fulton street, brooklyn, y.
ian 26-WlY
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~ The squaretoe CATERS and double sole
boots and balmorals now all the go. The
handsomest boot ever manufactured, a new lot of
the latest style. just received at Jones. Vinnedge
4 Cos Go see them.
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GoDsY yoR MARcH-5irs. Thompson Son.
No North Pennsylvania street. are in receipt Of
GoGey's Lsdy's Magazine for March. As usual
il Is beautifully illustrated.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-18

~ Ladies, see the square foe dress and double
sole CATERS and boots at Jones. Yinnedge, &
CO. IS4
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q Air tight metallic burial cases, OF the latest
Improvement. kept on hand AZ Longs. Under
taker, South Meridian street. Also good two
hor-s glass hearse for sale 23-tSw4w.
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TEE Bnr PfASos-chickerine L Sons and
Steinwsv 4 Sons. a; Willard L ssowell's. No.
Bates House. l6m
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Mr. Davis, Chief Fire Engineer. reported the
death OF one horse in the Department. Ordered
To purchase another.
Mr. Aired. Sexton, reported the number of in
terments for the month ending 18th inst. to be
50. and ; from the country.
ORDINANCES.
Mr. S. A Fletcher called up the ordinance for
improving Alabama street between Washington
street and Massachusetts avenue. and it
amended 20 n to include the sidewalks
Mr. kaufman introduced an ordinance to grade
an alley in square IL. Read twice.
Mr.. Emerson: An ordinance to provide Tor
lighting Meridian street between North street
and the donation line. Read twice
Mr. Seiheri: To grade and gravel Michigan
street, between Noble and Davidson streets
Read twice.
Mr. Blake: To grade Vermont street between
Tennessee and Mississippi streets Read twice
Mr. Sebert: To grade and gravel Davidson
street. between Michigan and North streets
Read twice
Mr. Brown: To provide for cleaning the bowl
dered streets Of the city 1t requires the streets
to be cleaned once month Read twice and re
ferred to City Attorney.
RESOLUTIONS
Mr. Wallace. amending the rules so that a
Councilman leaving the Chamber without leave
shall be noted absent on the minutes. Lad
over under the rules
Mr. Wallace, that the Street Commissioner re-
pair the graveled streets where they have been
dug up for the purpose of laying gas pipes.
MIR Seibert. that the Mayor inquire of the
President of the Belefontaine railroad why he
does not remove the old track through the city
which was abandoned when the new track WAS
laid Adopted
Mr. A. Fletcher. that Mr. Richter he al
lowed 500 in addition TO his contract for the
bridge over Pogues Run. Referred to Commit
tee Bridges
Mr.. 5 A Fletcher, that the Finance Con
mittee be authorized to settle with the Messrs-
Glenn for rents. Adopted
Mr.. kuhlmann. that the Street Commissioner
advertise for the erection oil foot bridges over the
arm of the canal on Washington street. Re
ferred to Committee on Bridges.
Mr. Haughey, that the Council meet hereafter
at O., o'clock Adopted.
Mr. s. \. Fletcher. that the Committee OF
Bridges frame an ordinance To build a bridge over
the Cincinnati railroad where Noble street crosse:
said railroad. and that the City Attorney motif,
the railroad company aud ask them TO pay FOR IN,
same. Adopted
Adjourned
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- Old silver and gold wanted, for which the
highest price in cash will be paid
Mosrs. Spectacle Maker.
lo-d&xtf No 80 East Washington street.
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WASrED.-A boy to learn the drug business.
German preferred Apply to
febl6 DIFF J. +. SExoUK.
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Promotes II growth. prevents it, falling Of -rados'ss
dandruf. and imparts health and pleasanincss 70 the
head has stood the Of time. being the original
Hair Colorng, and is constantly Increasing favor Used
By both gentlemen and ladies II f. sold by all respect
able dealers, Ne procured by them OF The
cia agent, d. s. Barnc- Co. 202 Broadway New York.
Two sizes 80 cents ami 81. janls- d&wlts~6n
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Hemistreet's
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
IT'S Not DYE.

But restores gray haE to s original color. BY Sppyirs
the capillary tubes with natural sus,epspo>, p1red by
or dses,e All instantaneous dyes composed Of
lunar eo.tie. destroying the vitality and beauty Of the
hair, snd afford Of themselves dressing Heisree;s
InimsbI. cOlOnns only restores hair is natural
color BY easy process. bat gives the hair
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-18

THs THEarER Little Barefoot is still the at
traction at the Metropolitan Hall Ii will be
peated tonight.
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EXCURSION TO CIScHSArI-Therew will be an
exearsioa - Cincinnati next Tuesday oy way of
the indianapolis and Cincinnati railroad. Round
"trip s3-beng less than h,lf fare
IL j. intended to make this the pleasantest ex-
cursion ever given: and fur this purpose a special
train will leave at l. or : A. NJ. and return the
next day, so that persons can transact their bust
hess in the afternoon. and visit the various places
OF attraction in the evening. And among the
places OF chief attraction doubtless will be Pixies
Opera.
Gentlemen interesting themselves in this ex
cursi0n have made arrangements with the best
hotels for supper, lodging. and breakfast at the
moderate sum OF 81 50. 80 that aIy one desiring
20 visit and spend afternoon and night IN the
Queen City. has the opportunity to do so for the
small pittance Of 81 30.
Further notice will be given
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-18

BALL AT MILrsRY HAIL The first annual
ball OF the Iron NJ NJ Union will be held on
Frid,y evening, February 10Th. at Military Hall
IL will be pleasant affair The Committee of
Arr'neements is conn osed o; gentlemen who
know how to get up agreeable party.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-18

~ The proceedings Of the meeting at the
Democratic Clui, room last night are crowded
out this morning Able speeches were made by
Thomas Downing. Esq and Hon J T. Harvey
Hon Mr. Mcdowell announced to speak on
next TUESDAY evening
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- The alarm Of fire last evening between D
and clock caused by the burning of "A
pile Of shavings on North Meridian street
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- Messrs Hunter. Dirro Brundage nj the
old stand Of + Southland. 10 East Washington
street. are receiving a large addition 20 their
stock OF boots and shoes. embracing every art-
Gle in that line adapted TO both the city and coun
try trade. This new concern commence bust
ness under the most favorable circumstances.
and they are determined it good aud cheap
goods can command the trade. that they will
offer ample Inducements secure &c. Try them.