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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27
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new York MARKET.

NV OK, january 20.
The -four market opened 5@l0c better. aud
closed quiet and scarcely firm: So 35G6 50
for superfBe State: Sc 90@7 50 Tor extra State;
s. 1907 35 for choice State: Sc 60@6 50 for
super6ne Western; Sc 95@7 00 for common to
medium extra Western; s. 40@9 80 for common
to good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio
Whiskp 4o@49c.
Wheat lc better and not very active: at the close
BUYERS refused to paw any advance: Chicago
spring sold at 81 45dl 50; Milwaukee club 81
50@l 81: winter red Western 81 59@l 81; am
Der Michigan 81 65Cal 81; winter red Illinois
ST. 57dl 50. Cora about lc better; sales at SS@
s9c for sound mixed Western. Oats dull and
lower: sales at 6667lc.
Pork quiet SIC % for new mess. Beef quiet
Dressed hogs without material change: 6@6I4c
for " estern. Bacon sides less active. but prices
without material change. Lard steady, with fair
demand at i014@l05sc.
Money active anu firm at 6 per cent Gold
opened steady al 1875. declined to lag, and
closed frm and excited at 1929 Sterling Elk
change higher; 1860 l69 for bankers bills.
Government stocks a shade easier: U S 6's,
1881. coupons, s5I4 @s53s; $40 Treasury
notes. l0lX@l02.
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ewsIYGER 4 co $ LETTER "A"FAM-

~ SlNGEk W y LII L Lii - A Il M-
lily SEWING MACHINE, with all tho recent improve
ments, is the BEST and CHEAPEST and MOST BEAUTI-
Full If all sewing machines. This machine will any
thing from the running of tuck in tarlean 20 the max
ing Of anything from po; or beavercoth
the soest gauze gosssmer tissue and is ever
read 70 do its work perfection Ioan fell, hem bind,
gather tuck quilt. and has capacity for great variety
Of ornamental work. This Is the only machine that
fell, hem bind and forth, but will do better
than any other machine. The Letter Family Sewing
Machine may nc had great variety Of cabinet
The Folding Case which is becoming popular is,
name implies that be folded into box
case which, when opened, makes beautiful substantial
ana spacious table for the work % upon The
Of every imaginable desiss-pain as the wood grew
In its Rsiive forest deliberately finished african
make them I. u. SINGER a CO.,
70. ass Broadway. New York.
@Indlauapoiis Onice@So. Odd-Fellows' Hall,
Washington street ap1s-d6wtillfebI e3
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27

PRoxorIoSs We notice among the nomina
tio:.s to the Senate Cor promotions the following
from Indiana:
Brig Gen. Joseph j. REYNOLDS to be Major
General. 10 date Nov. %. 1862.
,sCol. Geo. +. sicGinnis, lib; Col Jas. Gavin,
7th: Col. VIM Harrow. 18th: Col. John Coburn,
33d: Lieut. Col. David NJ Dunn, Col J p. c.
Shanks. Col Hugh B. Reed, 44th. to be Briga-
der Generals. 10 date iron Nov 30, 1862.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27

DzsoeaAnc otss.-1ssa B.yse.- HAM. win
address the conservative citizens this evening. at
the Deooe1tic Club Room, in Military Hail..
ws hope there will b. . full turn out to hear
this distinguished advocate Of the Constitution
and the Union under H. Mr. Hanna was to have
spotssrn last Tuesday evening. but the hill vas
given up to the members Of the Legislature on
that evening, and the address was postponed
until to night.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27

LECTURE To NIeHr-Ralph Waldo Emerson
lectures tonight nj Masonic Hall, The subject
Is Clubs or Conversation We do not know
what that means. for. unlike our Legislature,
Mr. Emerion il not bound. a. far know. to
express the subject matter in the title of his bill
Of fare We are satisfied, however. that the leS-
ture will be of interest. Mr. Emerson ranks
high writer and lecturer. and he has the
power 10 entertain and instruct cultivated au
dience. The lecture commences at O'Clock.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27

cT Ladies Cloak Auction today at 10
O'Clock. ut No 10 East Washington street. Now
is the time to get bargains in cloaks Mt your own
prices W. f. FEATHERsroS,
Auctoneer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27

~ The Swiss Bell Ringers. after tour round
the world. have returned. and are now giving ex
hibitions of their novel and enchanting music to
the people OF this country again They will be
here and occupy Masonic Hall on Monday and
Tuesday evenings. We call attention to their ad
vertisemeut under our amusement head.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27

ALADosE-Thsthe assr MAS crowded last night
in spite az the rain. TO Sc the splendors Of this
magnificent show piece. Ii was ell the managers
promised and alithe people expected. both in the
eorgeousness Of the scenery and the decorations
and the excellence Of the acting. Mr.. Vincent as
kasarac kept the audience in a constant roar by
his inimtable pantomime, and Miss Mccarthy as
ALADDIN. looked charming. and acted to perfec-
ton The peice will be run during the remainder
Of this week.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27
STOLEN.
$50 REWARD.

a. ToLEN. on tie nghf OF The slsf a Jznusry. fron
- the harm Of the subscriber situated about - miles
south q indian polls. Mare and one Horse. The
Mare light brown. OF year. old light hind leg
white from the h0of the first joint. and has the hair
worn OF in places by the harness The horre Is dark
bay with in forehead year. cid in the spring black
leg. and Insne Twenty-Five dollars reward viii be paid
for tn recovery of either: hfty dollars for both
GEORcE sTTNpF-
lsesnsSoii-. gss. -. lseS- -Jsa25-si~kvi
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~ Halves. at the cheap Round the Corner
Grocery, on illinois street. will receive to day a
fine 10, Of salt fish-cod. mackecel. cells,
hslbut. &c. Tie has also all the game OF the
season constantly OF land
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27

WANTED IxxEpIArkLY-A girl to do general
housework for small family. at No. % North
Tennessee street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27

EIf you want good silk hat. and we know
by experience that none other is desirable. go to
Baker McIver's They make it point TO
keep the best hat IN the market 2l-4
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27

Masonic NorIcE There will be a special
meeting of Center Lodge No %, this Monday
evening, at O'Clock, for work.
CHAs. FISHER, Secy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27

DrARrEs-Mrs. A. Thompson & Son have a
hne assortment of Diaries. Every citizen and
soldier ought to have one.
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A CARp.-No: having time TO see our patrons
personally they will confer great favor by call
ing AT our office and settling with our book
keeper. J 4. Pyle. Respectfully.
1924 JAMESON x FuNKHoUsER.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27

To Local ADVERTISERS Rates Of advertising
in the local column will hereafter be as follows:
FOR ten lines or less. 81 90. Over ten lines, ten
cents line. No notice will be inserted until paid
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NOTICE..

odisil apoIss. 5Snl'Efy 18th, 1885,
NOTICE is hereby g;ve'. that The Ordnance concern
MY the prevention OF fire., ordained snd established
January g. 1850 pr, tiiiEg The er.ct relocation
of say frans Of wooden building thin Toe district ce
scribed and bounded a. follow. wi: Between East
streaf the Csnra Canal Ohio and Georgia street.
and aerward or outside q the a. oys described district
between Market street aud tie ary ouih of wash
ngto street, under penalty ~ rot ie> than five nor
Than fity doiiars. for every violation. Is still in
force, and viii be strictly snd impartiAy enforced BY
the Mayor from ana after THE dsie
~ order OF The Cou'ann CoErc
JOsfN e. WATERS. Cry Clerk.
ian23-d2 Ry q. P. ANDERSON, Deputy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27

Masonic NorrcE-A special meeting of Ma
non Lodge No. 35, will be held for work, this
evening. at Z O'Clock. Punctusl attendance Is
requested FRANCIS KING. Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27

The BEsr PIAsos-Chickering K Sons and
Stsinway < Sons at Willard Stowell's. No.
Bates House l.6m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27
WANTED.
A a e N T. S

G - L a m tt v w N m a. al
Want INDUSTRIOUS AND ACTIVE MN To
j canvass the country thoroughly, and deposit
medicine with every family am employing agents 10
foot. $780, and with horse and bagEy e3ss
per yesr- Agents Repaired 70 furnish herses and
bugges.
IN addition the above salary defrsy all expense. IN
cident the business J! i agreeable and heslthfu
occupation for young men. giving them coed oppor-
tunty make money vii oGi the possibility Of sustain
ing les sccruing from selling commission
Appcsa ,hOuld apply IN person. address tn fur
her information be desired tho proprietor W letter.
No viii be employed Tor less term than year.
and viii into written contract 20 that eject
shall require security I'm all II person.
ally acquainted with the applicant. a. shsl intrust m
his custody money medicines. books and receipts the
amount Of from $500 -, GOO J. NJ. fk0ST.
Jan 9-d&wam indianapolis. Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27

00n CORDS OF WOOD cHoPFED. THE
1eVOO timber j. situated three miles south Of
Washington street, the Madison furupske for hch
VII pay ron - cents TO Al per cord In cash Those
wishing work viii p.esse call the undersigned,
q " huns livery stable. for fun her psrticalsrs- q
GEO W. NAXF1FLD,
ian 26-dsf
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~ Mr.. and Mrs. Waller left Saturday
night. after the performance at the Metropolitan,
for Chicago.
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=. II. HOGsHIRE,
JAMES L. WATTS,
JOHN +. COUNCIL


have disposed q stock in trade and business
MesSrs Hog, hire Co Gratiied for the patronage
have received from the citizens Of indianapolis and VI
entity We respectfully request friends continue
their favors - the req hrrc.
tanStf uoc>Hikb , blsTAA
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LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
gE NJ. HD ~ ~ - n ~ t.
Wholesale Dealers

IN Bourbon whisky Wines. Braniies Gins and Cigars
n Ten wear old Bourbon Whisky 10 bottles. 100 600
~, Old cigars sa prie-- 10. - South Iinas>
aSs7o-1lu
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sB-The Atlantic Monthly for February is for
sale by Bowen, Stew art & Co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

e a COUGH. COLD, OR AN IRRITA-
TED THROAT. If allowed progress. results in serious
Pulmonary and Bronchial affections, oftsntimes in
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27
MUSIC.
NOTICE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

fuNHE undersigned have formed q Co-Partnershp for
the transaction q general Grocery and Produce
business in the city q Indianapolis The business will be
transacted in the name Of Hogshire a Co.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27

200 Tuns Baled Hay;
$1,000 bush. Ear Corn, lin bulk;)
1900 IS Oats, lin bnlk,)
To be delivered at the IT, s. Foraging House, Indian
apols, Ind.
The hay 10 be good clear Timothy-hari pressed
each bale TO weigh not less than 800 pounds
None but well filed clean oats and sound merchant
able corn will be received
Onethird ~ Of each 10 be delivered in ten 0) days
third % twenty (2O) days, and balance IN thirty
(30) days from date Oh ract
Each bid must be accompanied BY sufficient guaranty
for it, faithful performance
Form of bid and guar anty can be had at this Office
No bid will be entertained for less than so tuns hay
500 bushels corn and 500 bushels oats.
jan20-dtd JAMES \. EKtN, A. Q. VI. U. g. A.
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CO FID Il NTI A L..
NnW YOUNG MEN WHO HAVE In
tsa=znkp1-~<AD iured themselves by certain secret
GI - babits, which unfit the m for business,
glzE<y pleasure or the duties Of MARI ed life;
also. middle sged and old men. ~ho
from the fOEes OF y0ath other feel debility
in advance ofthe before placing themselves under
the treatu III Of ony enc, should first read
THE SECRET FRIEND"
Married ladies will learn something Of Importance by
perusing The Sscre; Friend"
Sent 10 any address IN sessd envelope receipt Of
Ten Cents.
DR. STUART CO. can be consulted all diseases Of
private confidential nature. from A. NJ 20 r. n,
(Sundays from To IL A NJ their Office. No. ID East
Third up stairs. between Main and Sycamore. op
posite the Henr1e House.
Address DIR. CHAS. A. STUART CO.
mch2I -d&wly is-'62 Cincinnati. Ohio.
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DRIcK FoR sAIr .-Inqulrso Of
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PROPOSALS.
Sc a l ed ropos ais.

QUARrERNASTER's DEPARTMENT, L s. Al
Indianapolis Ind, jan. IL. 1853
GEALFD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
- office until 10 O'clock a. NJ. saturday, Gath Jan.
1868, for
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1000 Brs- II
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CAuTIoN

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IA single bottle "
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SAVE rHE PIECES.

SAVE THE PIECES.
ECONOMY +, DISPATCH
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Az accidents viii happen, even 10 well
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p4iring Furniture, TVys, CFockerY. Sc.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
Meets ell Aunh smei geneies. and TO house
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PRICE. Is CENTS.
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attacks 81 .Nefram Oh Sex Heaaaehs maJ
be prevented, and u iaken at thccoumcnte-
ment Of an attack immediate trom pain
aud sickness will be obtained
They seldom Gail IN removing The Nausea
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They act gently open the bowels remoy-
ing Cosflueafss.
For Literary Ma, S'Wieais, De,icaie tc-
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they are valuable as laxative, Improving
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gestiye organs, and restoring their natural
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The Cephaiic piiis are tbs result Of long
investigation aud carefully conducted exper-
meats, having been 10 nso many years, dur
ing which time they have prevented and re-
lieyca vast amount q psin aud suffering
from lica3ache. whether originating n the
Nervous system or a derauged state &c the
stomach. They are entirely vegetable III
their composition, aud may tie taken a. all
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ERiijNs Stamping.

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jug ltia, on Note Paner ara Envelope
NorA sell ami promptly executed
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Paper Bags.

Twcutt-four sizes aud kiuas. hose afe very
'eusycy used ny Gocers, Druggists, and
others.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-11-05
COD FISHERY ON THE AsIATIC COAST.

We noticed few days since the arrival Of the brig
Timaudra, Turner, from Petropaulousk with a small car
60 Of goldfish the first received at this port from the
Asac coast The Importance of the success Of this first
venture is much greater than frat sight appears and
prompts to give it further notice. The fish brought by
the Tmandra said BY competent judges to be of the
species caught upon the Grand Banks of New
fundand and their appearance and flavor said to be
all that could be desired by those who them From
Capt. Turner eara tina. the fish caught by the
Of the Tmanda 10 the Gulf Of Tar;ay of The coast
Of ghaen the fishing ground extending from one to If
teen miles off shore. The fish are OF medium AID small
size and are at present what is termed by fishermen
"erren" fsh-better known in New York as picked"
We are told that AZ their condition is unsuitable for trans
poration to the INTERIOR and the quantity is unusual for
consumption at this port they will have to be- dried before
bscoming saeable even here Capt Turner in the
present adventure does WELL intends returning ssa-
son and catching full cargo The total consumption Of
Goldfish in California, Nevada and Oregon is between four
and FIVE hundred tons year. Most of the fish arrives in
this port somewhat damaged condition 1t is to be
hoped that these fish will prove all that ia claimed and
fishery for them be lnauguraed from this por. thus max
ing business for portion Of shipping, market for
salt provisions, stores &c and last not least this
nucleus Of nursery for American the Pacific
coast which s greatly needed by California In addition
to our own consumption there will doubtless spring up
foreign demand, and conseq uence employment for
many vessels in the business Considering that fishing
vessels and thor take AL their stores from the port
from which they SAIL and bring back the result OF their
voyages to be sold ut the places the fisheries even
II on foreign shores may be justly termed branch OF do
mesuc ndustry-as much 80 as any exshng enureV on
land To catch the quantity used yearly in this State will
require the Of FIVE vessels Of hundfed aad twenty
to one hundred and thirty tons register,
San Francisco Buiictin September 81.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-11-05
THE ARMY IN LOUISIANA.

We have accounts from New Orleans to the GOTH but
there from the army in Southwestern Loui-
sana later than the 18Th at which time the relative posi-
ton Of the Union and rebel forces 5 follows:
80 The Nineteenth Army Corps, under command Of Gen.
Franklin in the advance, Carrion Grow bayou be-
tween Vermlonvile and Opelousas. The Thirteenth
Army Corps is short distance the OF Gen Banks
headquarters The rebel Gen. Dick Taylor is at Opelou.
with force of ten thousand men, mostly cavalry
Kirby Smith at Shreveport the Red river situated
the western line of Louisiana He is in command of
about the force as Gen Taylor When next write
expect to give account OF hard fought battle"
correspondent writing from Vermilon Bayou on the
18th, says:
Yesterday morning the 18TH the advance of Gen.
Franklns cavalry captured the rebel Gen Pratt and his
nephew, between Carton Grow bayou and Opelousas.
The latter acting his Assistant AID utant General
Gen. Pratt born in Hartford, Connecticut. He is
about fifty years of age twenty-five of which have been
passed in the South. Up to May last he commanded a
brigade of Louisiana volunteers but resigned account
of i'll health. When taken prisoner he engaged in
forcing the CONSUMPTION act in the State.
Proceeding up the Atchafalaya few miles, entered
the Bayou Teche and the country of the Atakapas
before Nowhere in the South, before the war
there such country for natural beauty and richness of
the soil this paradise of the South, while the paa
tal residences of the planters rising were out of the
shrubbery which surround Them gave the whole
air of unparalleled grandeur and gaining for the a
peation of the garden of louisiana These mansions
silent and deserted the plantations desoate
and overgrown with weeds and bres while the cottages
of the negroes are tenantess and fast falling to ruin"
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THE NEGRO SOLDIERS IN MARYLAND.

From the Marlboro prince Georgian Of yesterday.
great deal of uneasiness and excitement have natu-
rally continued to exist throughout this portion of the State
growing out Of the illegal enlistment of slaves along the
Patuxent river by squads Of negro soldiers of the
mand of Col Birney Since last issue their numbers
have been much increased at Benedict where Col Brney
has established himself and the negroes engaged in
fitting up winter quariers. few days ago steamer,
conveying expedonay party Of these troops assembled
the river far Mt Calvert and Hills Landing but
turned again From the declarations of this party it
inferred they would return to these points yesterday The
interview of numbers Of citizens witi the President
led to the inference that these Objectionable proceedings
would be stopped; aud letter received here from
Hon. REvERDY JOHNSON announcing that order for
the withdrawal of the troops had actually been resolved
upon We regret to say that to this time there does
not appear be any evidence that the wishes of
people will be respected, but we sincerely and
IDENTITY trust that the reasonabeness of their demands
this subject will be needed by the authorities he mpro
prey Of sending negro sodiers-many of them escaped
slaves-iuto den,e slavehoding community this,
must be obvious to every rightthinkng mind. Nay it
almost impossible to believe that any, the most
revolutionary spirit, would find it's account in such ys
taton There is nothing proposed to be accomplished by
these expeditions which cannot be brought to white
soldiers in less exceponabe way without the
presence Of any soldiers at ALL We earnestly trust that
our people msy be saved the evils which this extreme
policy to promise; but il the worst should come
ought to be surprised people should be forced
into selfprotecton against the outrages which negro
occupation is likely to engender.