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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-21

Virgins NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of 0sa.
DuSssA-Ths DarsllnSat Act.
Washington. Dee. 20.


vireinia Isgislatars--FussraI Of osn.
DaSsrd-Ths 1nrsIlnSnt Act.
Washington, Dec. 80.
The joint committee Of the Senate and
House Of Delegates Of Virginia, at Alex
aadria, agreed last night od . bill calling
. convention for abolishing slavery in
that State, which will be p used to-mor-
row.
The funeral Of Maj. Gen Buford took
place this afternoon and was largely at
tended. Eight Major Generals acted -
pail bearers. President Lihcolu attend
ed the service.
The report Of the commission appointed
BY the Navy Department, consisting Of
three Chief Engineers, vi 10 have made
careful experiments for five months,
showing the Prseticsbility Of using petro-
lium Of hydro carbon oils fof the purpose
of generating steam. 1t ha been tsssed
aud proved satisfactory. Is is aid by
those who have seen il thai the results
show great saving. not pnly for mer-
chant steamers, but . naval steamer can
keep 1t sea under steam three times as
long with less labor and greater economy
Is compared with coal, equal weights Of
each being considered, thus indicating .
eoDrlets revolution in the mode Of gem
Grating steam.
Il is understood the majpri,y Of the
Committee on Military Affairs in the
House are opposed to repeating the COM
mutation clause in the enrolment act IS
| reported from the Senate Committee.
Senator Wilson speaks OF his intention
70 oder IN amendment authorizing enlist
msnts in the rebel States 70 Be credited
TO the quotas Of the States for which the
officers procure the recruits. whether
white or black.
Members OF Congress are receiving
large numbers Of letters containing sag
gestions and opinions relative TO the pro-
posed changes in the enrclIment act.
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE

DATCHgLOR'S celebrated HAIR DYE = tAs BAIT
ID - ~ Wssti The only Hsrnisss, N v ~ Rsis
chaners ked, Rusty GfHy Hair Instantly Gssssy
6is~tsr Nssfrsi Dvsws without snjuriDg - Hail or
Staining the Skn leaving the bsir Soft and Bsautui
impafs frssh vitality frequently restoring - prestids
coisr eecsinss the i'll effects Of Bad 3yes. rs
0eOunets ssgned WiLLiAn A. BATCBEIon, An Cths1s
inilations and shoutA b syoidec Sold by
aii Drusgists, &c. FACToRY-61 BARcL Ar-6IRgET.
New vcrh. BArcHRIoR1 INV TcILsT MAN von
DREssIRe yAs HAIA. J yo1AWly
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Aurora III n. 10

A Gre broke out 10 O. -. Ia.
ing belonging to the r 1a11'
~ hn;'s; ..s .on'p . chop, this morning.
,n !. :. a"n.. 80 = tally destroyed. The
OF 11 =. 1870 soa ar shops are uniniured.
tive mas busnsd. So.
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5ptfiai Notices.

~ DISEASES Of T0E NERVOUS. sRN !.
IL NAL. UklNAHY AND SEXUAL
SYSTEM-Ses and reiiabi~ v~a tnent-in Reports
al shs HOWARD ASS0CTATION-Sent by mali In
ssaie1 te4fer enveipes tree OF charge Address, DR..
:. SkILLIN HorGHToN. Howard Association, No.
Ssuth Ninth Street, Philsde phia, Pa.
de2-Ak WIN
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tHerald's Special. ]
Headquarters U. 8. Forces.
Tys-s-s~ H. In

Gen. Kelly tonight received dispatch
from Gen. Sullivan, announcing the cap
surs Of Col. Carter, LIST Virgins cavalry.
and . number Of other prisoners, BY .
force Of the 2ad Pennsylvania. which
was sent ont on . reconnaissance in Lou
don county, and toward Upperville, near
which place they captured this party.
North Of Union, movements continue
highly favorable.
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BROWNS
BRONCHIAL
TgeCHES
roe
COUGHS
Nd
COLDS.

Voice. MILITARY OSyscEas and Sol ,nas Who over
tar the voice. aud exposed To sudden changes
shou Id ,heD. OsIAis cniy the grs .tbown's
Hronc heal oches, having proved heir efcacy By
ties, Of Dany years, highly re ,om nended and
and have received testuonsls from many eminent
Sold BY all Druggiss and Dealers in Medicines In the
usiied States and most Foreign countries al Is cent?
Der box nova5-dAw vim
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lsy TELEsRArH.i
new York Market.

New York Dec. 10
Cotton-Dnll ard fc lover. Sales 1t Gle
Hiouf-Op>ned steady and cssed Sc better ship
Ping Rfsdes. ssies u % e0ae6 65 f,r Extsa STATE
81 oa&o7 - scs Exrs X. II. o; ~ s06 - % Trade
Bxpuos.
~hisk~y-very nrm at s71so, closing arner n 500
see
Wheat-etssdy aod isss dotas. ealss q As0ei 50
Tor Ch,sase sprinr: 81 HNef 81 for Miis sukse
Cinb: 6o9i 5zt Amber hii~aokee Cab; 81 SO
81 90 Winter Red wsssern; q sl9ei 81 for Amber
MlchiEan
cesp-opened unsettled snd eissed duii ard lower
sses a 81 2t1el ~ In store; closing heavy At abeat
81 20.
oaisvsr request and steady al soas9e for vsstsrn.
Woef-e.Ndy-
suGaf-eeaii sales.
PoFr-Essae~. sales At oi7x@eiT IS for old nsess
els 90 fsr ssw mess; Ga oo9Si2 - for prime;
el6 6o8efs for prime mesa
6aooB Sidss-Qnet
Dressed Hoes-D1ii ard lower Tf87Ae-
Beef-oniet and steady. Primes mes in fair de-
mAn6
LsrS-wnhout material change and bu. meSeEsss
demand
Batter-shade Armer. ao02ss.
Cheess--very nru. i3aisc Tor oomnos TO prime.
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Baltimore, Dec. 10.

BALTIMORE, Dec. IS.
Messengers from Gen. Sullisan's cav
airy beyond Winchester report that Az
erill's cavalry we're 10 Staunton yesterday,
aud tore up the railroad track for nix miles
between there and Gordonsviiie. This Is
important il true. bat it lacks con6rna-
ton.
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A RRcLECTEp CoreH, CoLD, An In
RrTArKp ON SonE THO AT II allowed
TO progress fesuifs in serious Pplman-
ARP BroDehieal and Asshnaatic Diseaeeo
oftentines iscusnble- Bleownss RAoS-
icRCAL TRecREs reaeh directly the af-
fec,ed parts, and 81 ve aim ost Immediate
relief For BAoHrHfTis, ASTHMA, Ca
!rAERH, and CoHsrHP1I ~ CoVeHs the
Troesss are Useful. PrBLsc SPEAK-
;HRs and kIxe rRs sbou Id have The
III eochsN TO clear aD< eIrergtaen the
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fDv rlLEaRAPH.I
stock MaYker.

New York. Dee. 10.
noney-A dive and steady Ut per rent
9&ofifHa kxcha0Te-WtthsMs matersai change. 10
6old-OptHsd ~ Is Z. advanced TO 1874, ant Gloss
dalt ~ ia
Total export ofsp-cie 10 day t0ta3ie
Govesnmen: siceks-Fnmer.
etocks-Less sestve and irregular
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Warrington. Dsc. IL.

The tax commissioners of Virginia have
prepared their list, and announce their
sale to take place January 1lth.
The FIRST parcel offered will be Airing
ton, the homestead of Gen. Lee, comprs-
ing 100 acres. Most of the remainder
is located at Alexandra.
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Washington, Do 10.
The Secretary of ths Nav h.
. dispatch from Commander Cl sa
Halifax, 18th, saying that the ., ~, u.'eu
had been transferred to tb. n..;s
tAoritiss. Asn An
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-21

900 900 fa0GA n16k 3oO, 000,-
90 fslnsD bl1s1.
s9he3ouniss = peoss 1uinrt1Vxas
r. r ~ 9ioabo1 O. = II
Thres ships ass fitting out y bloetads
the vsstssn soa1k II Mexico - fas -
Acspulso.
3Aspdea pftAs 0sna ssslos :
London, Dee. e.-Ths British crown
lawyers have annoinetd The ooadsmns-
ton Of The British bsrk 6pringbok b. ths
New York district court 70 b illegdl nd
vsxatioss. ssd Lssd LySus i % rsmon-
stsaet. Tie Globe Newspaper contains
strong comments On the 9pringbok 2 con-
dtnDl<ios. b II hi esvarfamsnt tsSaa.
The owaer Of the 6priagbok > northern
partixan. s~
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SURVEYORS OPTICE,
Keokuk, Iowa, Nay "a, I01

E0T1Ck--To all persons having guns, revolvsrs
pistols, munitions OF Of any Kind 70 sale are
eel, dispose Of the vi thcut arst
obtaining permit from the unaenisned By order OF
the Special Agent of the Treasury Deparsu All
persvns violating this order will liable have saeh
roo Do the the Governs Of the
United states. JOHN SfANiJUs,
may9e-dsf Surveyor and Gel tector.
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Titusville, Pa. Dec. 10

A conhagraticn is raging hers. Twen.
y business places, including. the Pos.of.
nee, and . whole square, are destroyed
Damages heavy.
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lHerald's Despatch.]
Washington. Dec. !

"u8SUu, 0eC. TO.
Another plot to seize a vessel and car.
go by rebel emissaries has been discov.
cred. The pirates were to ship a. sea.
men, and seize her after she left port.
A quantity Of ordnance was on board
and the vessel vas about 70 take in :
quantity of powder, when the plot VA
revealed, and revenue cutter ran along.
side of her.
The authorities are engaged in investi-
eating the matter.
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FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.

20 Cairo, Dec. IL.
Memphis dates of the 18th have been
received.
A force sent out against the rebels who
have been firing into steamers At Water
pool found them, killing sixteen, wound
ing several, and taking some prisoners.
Twelve hundred and City bales Of cot
ton and goo hogsheads of sugar have ar.
rived from below.
A gunboat conveying q steamer Was
fred into from battery near Rodney
The marine feet moved down and COM
mcnced 4 vigorous shelling.
The Ellie Deans collided this morning
with . gunboat in sight OF Cairo and sank
to the lower deck. She was light and
can be raised.
Cairo, Dec, 10.
The Belle Memphis arrived here this
morning under guard. She was seized 1t
Memphis BY the Government authorities
and detained here, charged with landiog
passengers on former trips At other places
than military posts, and for which they
had no passes, and who were afterwards
captured with oarpetsacks filed with rer-
csssion caps intended for the rebel Gen
erals Forrest and Chalmers. Parties in
Memphis who furnish passes were also
arrested, aud their stock in trade taken
possession of.
No fears are entertained OF an attack
on Little Rock BY Price and Holmes
Their forces are said to be south of Ouchi-
"a river. and very poorly provisioned and
clad.
Major Reed and Capt. Mather, Of the
9th Missouri cavalry, we're killed near
DuvalPs Bluff by guerrillas dressed in
Federal uniforms.
Col. Black, of the 22d Missouri, had an
engagement with Gen. McCrea at Jack
sonport, and repulsed him, taking three
cannon, caissons, DC.
Brig. Gen. Carr has assumed command
OF the second division Of the Army of Ar.
kansas. Gen. kimball, the former com
mander, has been ordered to q different
command.
Us. Chandler has been appointed Pro.
vost Marshal General of the Army of Ar
kansas.
-Four hundred and eighty-six bales of
cotton we're sold in Memphis on the 10th
-one sale Of 4l9 bales At Sc cents. mid.
ding to strictly middling 62@65.
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Fort Monroe, Dec. le

FOft Monroe, Dec. u.
A train Of cars under flag of trace
lsfs Norfolk for Suffolk yesterday with "a
women and IL children to remain South
during the war.
Maj. Gen. Butler has issued IN order
for the enrolment Of oil abls-bodied male
eitisens. colored and white. between Is
and IS years Of age. in this department.
to be completed January first
The magazine explosion in Yorktown
destroyed nearly oil the buildings in the
town.
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From Mckee.

.hHeS From Aexiee.
New York, Dec. 20. :
Arrived, steamer Morning Star from
New Orleans, 18th, via Havana, 16sh.--
She brisg1 600. 600 10 specie and HOO
bales Of cotton.
1eagre advicss from Vera Crua state
shas the French were slowly advancing
towards the interior. Communication
With Vera Crus vas very precsrious, con-
voys both ways being attacked and some
times cot up BY guerrillas.
Gen. Juares bad made great raid
through Queoratora. Mexico, Oaxaca and
other States. He captured 270 pris-
oners.
Requirements Of troops are still being
sent to S.. Domingo.
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SAPONIFIER,
OR CONCENTRATED LYE
rAnuaV sOAp M axEu


Wan makes high prices; sspo infer helps 90 re-
tren. itmakes Soap FOR our cent? puand
BY yonr kitchen sreaee-
TPCAUTRON As spun Gus Lys offered
aiso careful and only buy the Pm te n ted article
put up In Irsn cans all othe 70 being Counter
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[Herald's Dispatch.]
Cuipepper c. e., Va, Dec.


Culpepper g. H., Va, Dec. 19.
Almost simultaneously with the recent
raid BY Col. Jones through cur lines near
Fairfax Station. an attack on the picket
lines Of the LIST cavalry division 10 front
Of this place was made. One of our pick
cts was gobbled.
The rains have made the roads almost
impossible. especially for artillery.
Citizens here tell US We are soon to
evacuate the town, but no signs Of such
movements are apparent.
Credible witnesses just from Richmond
state our prisoners there are better fed
than their own people, and much better
than they would be were it not that the
desperate straits Of the citizens of the
Confederacy must be kept from our knowl-
edge. Fresh beef now sells ut - per
pound, and fresh bread At So SO per loaf,
such ~ formerly cost only Eve cents
The consequence is that Thousands must
eiarve or 60 into tie army and divid their
rations with their families.
1t has been determined BY the rebels
to conscript every male between the ages
of Is and IS, inclusive. for one last, des-
perase, decisive effort 10 favor Of the Con-
federAcy. The attempt will probably be
made upon Washington or some portion
of the North.
In this conscription both negroes and
whites are to be included, and they are
also to be thrown into the same ranks to-
ge'her indiscrimiBately. With this i'm
mense mongrel army JEFF. Davis meaos to
precipitate himself on Washington, Penn
sylvania or Ohio, perhaps oil three. Com
handing in person. he will endeavor to
stimulate the passions of these hordes by
most extravagant stories OF fancied wrongs
suffered at OR hands by the Southern
people, and by most fabulous promises
Of plumber to be obtained through the
victories which shall be gained in North
ern cities.
Natisaal Daaks.
Washington, Dec. 20.
The necessary papsss have been issued
from the Treasury Department for the
establishment OF National Bank ct New
Orleans with : capital Of half million
dollars. Also for third bank q ST.
Louis, with 8 capital of 8l00. 900, with
the privilege and Pr0pest Of Increasing
| it 70 $500 700.
Tho FIRST national bank Of this city viii
commence tomorrow with the issue Of
the potes reeeptiy prepared BY The Trsas.
lry Department for circulation BY such
Institutions.
Only es0, O00, 900 Of $500. DOC, 900 Of
the $50 loan remains unsubscribed.
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FROM VIRGINIA.

Rebel RaiAs--Oespsrate Co1Aitien Of the
neutrality-suspicious. tieA and Star.
vation.
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psnnsylyania Salt Manufacturing Co.,

PhllaAclpAia-Ns. lx7 Walnut Street,
PittshurE-fiit Street and DuQu esne Way
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Frsm Rev J. Newton Brown. d. D., Editor OF the
Encyclopedia uf Religious Knowledge, and Christian
Chro.ief e. Pkstad.
From the Rev Jos. r. Keunard, Pastor OF the J
Beptiw Church.

Dr.. Jsckson-Dcsf sir j have been frequently re-
quested TO connect ny name with commendnions OF
6erer, kinds Of medicres regarding The practice
a out OF my appropriate sphere, have th all csses
oee lined bu, with ea proof in vArnus Instances,
and particularly In family of The usefulness OF Dr.
nds German Bitfe-s depart for once from m
usuai course. express fall cosvcsion that for
dehiity Of the ystem and especially Tor Liver
Iomplaiut a 10 sefv and valuable preparation. In
come cases il may fail usually doubS not. IL viii
be very beneficial to tbese Who rnrer fro The ABOVE
cause Yours very respectfully,
H.. H.. kkNNARD.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-25

establish his line. At the same time the enemy.
not knowing what he bad accidentally accom-
plished. failed 70 pursue the advantage. and
Wood and Negley went to the center and re
established that part OF the line. The day vas
ours. though the enemy held the feld. We had
eken three pieces Of artillery more than We bad
lost.
On the first day Thomas hsd defeated Long
rams from humiliation.
From 10 TO u on Sunday he fought the enemy
nd repulsed him in three charges. when finding
n assault in vain the enemy pushed forward on
he right and ceaier and nj the hrst charge broke
'rittenden's and McCook's lines. routed their
ntire commands. driving them in disgracefnl
.anic into Rossville and Chattanooga.
Thomas with his corps still contested the day
nd was enabled by the timely reinforcement OF
granger 70 hold position until nightfal covered
is retreat 10 RoSsvile
Mr. Shanks left the Geld az p. NJ. on Sun
.ay aud Chattanooga at noon on Monday. Rose
rams was falling back on Chattanooga, and
xss perfectly save from all Bragg could do. His
lines Of communication were perfectly secure
and be had plenty Of ammunition and provisions
at Chattanooga TO stand month's siege.
The result u virtually q defeat 10 Us, as w
have lost tremendously ia material. not less than
80 pieces Of artillery falling into the hands OF the
enemy. though Bragg only receipted tor 90
The rebel loss in killed and wounded will ex-
coed our own In killed he has lost double oui
number
Rosecrans Is in no danger. but at the time Mr.
8. left for Chattanooga the danger to Burnsid,
was very imminent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-25
SPECIAL NorIcEs

sE-Lst those Who have doubted the virtues
Of Bulls cedrop Bitter, any such thers b. rss< th~
following osrtiteafs from g<ptsmsp vxi kno~u n -
counurity. and doubf rors-
its general nfrcduction into The army will save th>
lives Of tsousspds Of eur soldiers.
LorrsvuIE, Ky., June T. iss3.
We, the unters<nst, have the good ssects Tro-
dncsd BY the of d. John Bulls Cecron Bittsr "a
general debility and prostrsion Of The system and BE-
much Suffering Among soldiers particularly -oule
this be the case especially those vho exposed u
miasmic Influences In the Southern climate.
kAJUR PHILIP SPEED.
Col. Int Rev. ID Dist. Ky.
CHAs. n COTTON,
Collector OF the Port Of Louisville Ky.
Col. II. DkST,
Prvvo.t Marshal Gen Of KY.
REV. d. p. HENDERSON.
Vice President Of Sanitary Commission.
HARVEY. HUGHES A CO..
Publishers Democrat
GEORGE p. DOsRN,
Prop Louisville Anseiger
HUGHES PAkKHlL..
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Main ST.. Louisville
DAVIS, GREEN, a Co,
Wholesale Shoe DEALERS. Man 81, Louisville.
HART hAPoTHER,
Lithcgraphers. cor Third and Market, Louisville.
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant, cor Third and Market, Louisville.
CAPT 8. y. HILDRRrH.
Steamer Major Andersoa-
NAL. l. 7. THEsToN.
Psymsster q. 8. Army.
C.. kETCALFE.
National Hotel. Louisville
COL. JEssE BAYLEs.
9Th Kentucky Cavalry.
GEORGE ID. PRENTICE.
Louisville Journal.
See advertisement In snotherceumn. Jyao-dsn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-25

DEATH or JANIS g. AsHMER-We IRE panied
to announce. and the public will he panied to
hear. that James G. Ashmer is dead He ex
pired yesterday morning. of consumption after a
long illness. which he bore with Christian forti
tude How often he has delighted us-contribu.
ted To Amusement of the most gifted
actors on the Metropolitan staeel I'VE can't see
it" ally more. The genial gentleman. the up
right citizen. ceases from his labors, and we who
are left behind miss him Mr. Ashmer WAS but
thirty eight years Of age Had he lived he
would have achieved proud place In his PROBES
sion He had genius. and was esteemed by all
The funeral takes place this afternoon at three
o'clock from his late residence, 90 North Ten
nessee street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-25

ELEVENTH INDIANA STATE Fam Six hundred
and fifty entries. Mr.. LOOMS. the Secretary Of
the State Board Of Agriculture informs Us, were
made up to 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
various halls, too. are rapidly filing no. all the
machinery where IL is needed being on the ground.
In all respects the grounds this year far surpsss,
in everything required for the pleasure of specta
tors aud the convenience of exhibitors. any pre-
vious arrangements. Mr.. LOOMS has devoted
great attention to the duties devolyed upon him,
and the result will be an exhibition of what the
manufacturing and agricultural people of Indiana
can do, of which the whole country will be proud.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-25
AsorurR HorrL-while the property owne

ASoTHER Worthwhile the property owners
and others interested are talking about new
hotel on Meridian street. we have proposition
TO make for another location. that we think will
meet with more general favor. and will be more
likely TO be accomplished. We suggest that a
hotel be built on the lots.of Mr. Sheets. and the
Gol,lsbery heirs. on Pennsylvania and Ohio
streets. north of the Postofice. Here il n loca
ton in the very heart of the city, that will he the
best site for hotel we can think of II Mr..
Sheets would favor the project, and 60 to work,
with his well known energy, We are satisfied he
could get sufficient stock taken build the
finest and most desirable hotel in the West. Who
avors the projecti
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-25

Railroad Arrangement.

The following terms for carrying passengers
and transportation Of stock and machinery have
been arranged with the railroads named below.
Full fare 10 come, and return free. Excur.
sion tickets for sale az all regular stations from
Mopday the 18th OF September 10 Saturday the
80 Of October. 70 be good for exhibitors on regu
lar trains coming TO Indianapolis on Monday and
Tuesday. and TO return or regular trains on Sat.
urday
Stock and machinery on the same terms
owners Of the same paving FIRST full rates. to be
returned free on nv certificate that the article or
animal on exhibition and did not change
hands during the week Of the fair:
Indianapolis and Cincinnati r. X
Peru and Indianapolis X.
indianapolis and Madison X. X.
Louisville. New Albany and Chicago X. r.
Toledo. Logansport aud Burlington X. X.
Jacksonville X r.
L,fayette and indianapolis r. X.
Wabash Valley r.
Evansville and Crtw louisville r. X.
Ohio and Mississippi X X.
Indiana Central X r.
Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line.
Michigan Central X. r.. northern division.
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
BelefoDtane X r on excursion trains only
wednesday. Thursday. Friday and Saturday
Terre Hnute and Richmond X r tickets TO
be stamped at my office. otherwise of no effect on
return.
Others will be added from time to time as
they are received. W. III. LOOMS, Sec'y.
did
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-25

NoTicE "A man named Frank j Ball. said
to belong To the 7th Indiana cavalry. dressed in
new cavalry uniform. hired a mare and buggy
u 20 nine miles south on tie Three notch road
The mare WIS brown, about fifteen hands and
three inches high: right hind foot white: small
star in the forehead: long neck and high headed !:
travels we'll new set OF silver mounted breast
harness; leather bit; high leather top buggy.
trimmed with black: leather dash somewhat
worn running gear dark brown; cushions marked
W Wilkson. livery stable liberal reward
will be given for the return of the above property
WlLKIsoS 4 SULLIVAN.
No. 10 Eist Pearl street, indianapolis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-25

MERoBASr TAILORING q H. Heitkam Co .
No. IL North Illinois street, nearly opposite the
Bates House. is one OF the most fashionable mer
chant tailoring establishments ia this city Their
stock OF piece goods comprises the best varieties
and latest styles. all fresh aud new. from which
any gentleman select suit 20 hrs taste. and
have IL made IN the neatest and most seryceahle
style. Those Of our friends that want new
sult, or any part of 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. septic I'm