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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-07

tn announce that the enemy are in full retreat.
They left last night. The rain having raised the
river. and the btiIge across IL between the left
wing and the center being incomplete. / deemed
il prudent 10 Withdraw that wing during tie
night. This occupied my time until 1 O'Clock
and faligued the troops. The announcement OF
the retreat VAS known TO me at ! O'Clock this
forenoon
Our ammunition train having arrived during
tie night. to-day was occupied in distributing
ammunition. burying the dead, aud collecting
arms from the field of battle.
Pursuit was commenced by the center, the
two leading brigades arriving at the west side Of
Stone River this evening
The railroad bridge was saved, but in what
condition is n)t known.
We shall occupy the town. and push the prr-
suit to-mOrOw.
Our Medical Director estimates the wounded
IN the hospitals at 800. and our dead az ! 900.
The third day was spent in bringing up and
distributing provisions and IN munition.
IL has been raining all day, and the ground is
very heavy.
We have TO deplOre the loss Of Lieut.. Col.
GaTeSche, whose capacity and ge%ntlemsnlv de-
pertinent had already endeared him TO all the of
fcers Of this command-vhose ga.laniry on the
field of battle excited the admiration of all
(Signed) Maj Gen ROsEcRASs.
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ss rEIrsRsFE.i
New York Market.
NKw YoRK. January 8.

NV YORK. January o.
Flour less active and scarcely so firm, prices
unchanged; sales 70 81 lO@6 10 for superfrs
State. s. s566 10 for saperfne Western. Sc Is
to SO 70 for common TO medium extra Western.
30 9O@1 for common TO good shipping brands
extra round hooped Ohio. 81 LOGS 25 Tor trade
brands-msrket closing quiet.
40c.
Wheat slightly favors buyers, more doing for
export, prices unchanged, holders being more dis
posed to realize: Chicago spring 81 22dl %.
winter red Western 81 45al so. amber Michigan
81 5O@l 81, white Michigan 81 So Barley is
very scarce. prices tending upward. Corn quie,
and unchanged at e0@slLc.
Sugar hrmer and more active at l00i2c for
New Orleans. 9Asc for Muscovado and 100
for havana. Nolasses steady.
Pork opened quiet and closed a shade easier at
Sl4 1904 D for mess. Sill 50@:2 so Tor
prime, Sll6l6 50 Tor prime mes. Dressed
hogs in fair request at 5H@5ssc for Western.
Lard Is more active and closes n shade frmer at
9h@l0c.
Money easy at sat per cent. Sterling ex-
change quiet at l466l4e for merchants and
l4s@l4e15 for bankers' bills. Gold lower. OPEN
ing dull At AQ34H and closing weak at 34x.
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JUDoK SxIrH's CHARGE Judge smith charge
To the Grand jury of the United States District
Court WAS delivered yesterday morning IL was
brief. snd j. well spoken Of by the legal gentle
men who heard IL His definition Of treason was
confined 10 the Ievying Of war and giving INA
teriaI aid to the public enemy. TreasoLable Ian
guage. IN the absence of an overt act. might be
social and moral. bat WIS not legal treason. he
told the jurors TO depend upon their common sense
in investigating cases before them
We fear that some of Judge Smiths Abolition
friends. Who desire and long and pray, morning.
noon and night. for a chance TO hang some ct
their Democratic neighbors, will not be pietsed
with the char.e.
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COM


CIScISssTI. January 6.
Flour i IN good demand. super6ne I0r higher,
with sales Of 1000 brls at s. 2Oa5 IS. The
higher grades re unchanged
Wheat unchanged. red Sl@l o. OATS held
lc higher. bat 20 advance has been established IN
bulk, we quote them al 52G5fc.
Whisky firm at SOC.
Hog dull. bat beld At full prices. % 3oQs 30.
packers boiling back. The Price Current gives
the receipts tor The week 5000. and tor The So
son $4,000.
and without demand.
Lard offered al sk@exc. Old mss port
eil@ll Is. new <i3. Bulk meat 4L@s%c.
and box meats At old prices.
Groceries are frm; sugar. Ii@l2c. and coffee
2SG3lc.
Gold advanced 70 l33. silver i2s. demand notes
~, exchange dull
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-07

~ The proprietor OF The "Ofice saloon
coucrivea H. hou-e libclcl by a notice We m ,de
OF a shooting aiiras that occurred near his prem
isc- on the Doth of December Nv. own accouut
at the altar differs but little from the one w
gave Tie saws.
two colurei men came into my place 10 hire
n crored man Who worked loo ,e and was In
the Kitchen Eight or ten Young men came into
the bur RON and set dawn A. soon - the
colorei men came back into the bar room the,
bought cigars and went ont a. they (the ne.
eroesl stepped upnn the side walk the crowd oi
young mcn rushed after them. although there
wns not = word spoken bctN cen the culotcl aud
white. still one 1T The white Young men struck
one ef The "uioted mcn The colored men then
ran 10 the CORNER IT Delaware 81 cet and stopped
The whole crowd OF white Young men started
toward them. When the col red men fred three
shot. at the crowd Of white Young men, one
took eicvt IN the shoulder. . &c.
The i the PROPRIETOR statement. aud i may
he true. We Dbl. Who waz shot. MS not with
the crowd 80 shifc sounr men. hut W.. oul
etl, pa-riug b., We suspect that the part If ou,
article whish hunt was our advice IA the police IA
watch al such place where raws occur. and va
take The Liberty of repeating that advice.
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Kfoane gentlemen and ladies y lshine good
employment that can bc depeuded upon lof Ute.
should ~ ouge enter Rr,snt's Commercial Col
ieg., over the American Exptess Office. which
furnishes more good accountants than any other.
aud not cue OF ~ graduates i nov oui ~ em
ploym While many o,hst people are ansIou.
90 get emplo, m.nt al ans price. thss alWas. cot
good wages and steady smplo, ment A ,onns
mtn can have ~ better commentator than one
from THE old and well kaosa institution. which
l. conducted by . well kno~n practical scconnl
ant, who Knows thc wants II business hguse. nd
What a expected aml required Of accountants:
and hs doe. net rua all oses the country while
he school - 10 ses.iou, bat II ALWAYS a his place,
assl.led by such men a. Judge Perkins and Prot
Richardson. H. addition ~ this. hs scholarships
are good. not onl, Ia . lee llule country sehool,.
bat ln t~eles OF the largest and beat colleges in
the Inion. 30 that a person entering any one ~
them eau have access 10 everything taught Ia
them all. asd -scur. tha laauencv of them aud
their professors ssd pupils ln hndlng good busi
ness, not onls Ia little towns aud villages where
wage are low. aud but little 10 he learned. bat
M our largest citss. where business 4. permanent.
wages high. and one u continually Ia contact
With basines. snd business men
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Sob Printing.

We are now ready to DO all kinds Of plain and
fancy job Printing. ia the best s'yle. on short no
tice, and as cheap as any other Office. We have
competent hands. good presses. a fine assortment
Of paper and cards. and wecan 20 good and cheap
work. All kinds of books. bTiefs. catalogues,
&c., printed IN the best style and on short notice
We ask the patronage of Democrats. and all 9th
ers thai want printing done. tt.
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Attest:
IoHS II. RIA, Clerk.
(NO. 1881
1TNnfD STATES on AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN

ono. 1851
TINTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA, -:
wherea.. a libel Of info NATION has been flied IN the
Distric, Couri ol the United States. within and for the
seventh Cucut lni iHsirict vt Indiana. on the nth day
81 December, 1862, by John iiauna ESQ, Alto, ney for the
Uniged State aui for the District Of Indiana. against one
hundred 400 ounces quinu.. 80 szed ~ the Port Of kvs"s-
vne ia the state II Indiana, Tor . violation of The laws
Of the uitrd States. he said goods AMI merchandise
beng contfabani oi war. aud praying process against
sti goods, ad that the SANE may hc condemned and sold
a. article conttataid Of war.
Now. therefore. in pursuance of the munition under the
seal OF said Court To- me dir ccd and delivered, do
hereby give puhic no ice to al persons claiming said
gosds. or any rsrt thereof. or in any manner Interested
therein. that the, 10 and appear hsiorf she sati, the D.
lrict Court Of the inied states. % be held NJ the city al
Indianapolis. Va and Tor the - lrct ~ indiana. on the
third Mouisv Of May next. ~ ten o'clock 81 the forenoon
Of that ~, then AMI there 20 iuterpos- their claims and
make their allegations In that behalf
u. g. ROSS. q. :. Marshal.
Ivy l. :. RioKtoN, Deputy.
Attest
john II RIA. Clerk. dccip-dlit
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u. S. MARsHAL's NOTICES


mo. 2OO.)
United STATES Or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DiANA-SS:
Whereas, a LID ] II Information has been filed in the
District Court Of he United States. within and for the
seventh Circuit and District of Indiana, on the Sd day of
January, 1863. byJohn Hanna, ESQ. Attorney ofthe Unit d
statesf fer the District of Indiana, against the e If of lot No.
s., in the or ginsi plat of the town Of Wabash, wabash
county, Indiana, the property Of one Van X. Nor
gan, for a violation Of the powers Of an act of Con-
gres>, approved July IL, 1852 entitled Gan act TO sup
press instruction, 10 puniSh treason and rebellion, 20
seize and ccrti>cats the pro erty Of rebels, and for othe
purposes aud praying process against said realty, and
thst the same may be condemned and sold As enemies
property.
Now. therefore. in pursuance Of the montiou under the
seal Of said Court 70 me directed and delivered, ! do here
By give public notice 10 all persons claiming said prop
erfy. or any part thereof. or in any manner interested
therein. that they he aud appear before the said, the lis
trirt Court e the United States, TO be held a. the city Of
indianapolis, in and fer the District of Indiana, on the
2d Monday of February next az ten O'Clock Of the fore
noon Of that day, then and there TO interpose heir claims
and IN IKE their allegations ia that behalf.
ID -. ROSE, u. :. Marshal,
BY |. :. BaELow, Deputy.
Attest:
JOIN II. REA. Clerk. jan6-dl4t
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TRUsses, &C.

Sole rropde,or and Mnrfsssrev ~ Ne usrd nsoASs
Truss. unief RlTrs A e~ety~srs rsssufa
The llari r4is-s Trsss IL unlike Sd sni~rrs ~ Ell
others IN tbs faii svins fc~~ets wrfl n~sv9 hrvsh. 30
chsfe, rail ~ hiisser, ran - nst~ si6 ~ uns~v v1i
cure Hernia n ,sarf standing. d~s ne 100 ~ fu1uvs
The cord. anil aisa,s rissn afd rs-d ssn-v.
Patients esn - srcsusey eftrd ~ wodsng 49, IN
inchss sruani is.fy ~ tn~ 4 rslsus~.
frFsssscss - ~ su~rtsfsy es~v os~vs ms ~.
lowing only are onsf~i. rfos Nst. tsrrri.sn. snd
Parker, >ex. y-~k. rrrfs. s.s-isfi snd Asr,~~, t1fisS~t
phla ~. n Jo'a~sr. pssr-e~n o~u~vsi tacrnn. ws6-
inT'on; rrofs i'r.lnsrt. fr..-s, n~.> AHss-ss. ssd -
vie, Ch,csso. ~. woi~.ss. utvssks~. Via
Manufacturer sfsi is~ai~< N pissLtv n<scea. Ah6rar
in-i Supporters, rst snf crss.a risss ksesttsu -
varicss veins, rast~,srfy t~srtsv~<. ks.. Ae
IN wfLcbxS rArxNr A~UrtvtctAL tR0. 80.
fsrtursf ~ g. rss6ard. hss us0y stvsssss~s csv Ell
others. and - an esid~nrs ~ such n he r~stssd ~
nrsi pfeu,isms ~ Ne tnised psssss esir. -. M 60
sninssiaa ~ The h>a sarS~ns IN css eosnsry. fs 80
tinn 10 tscsived frm . ruit~u cnsd l~thrh yin p~ses
bf.ak } rivns n . resi p~vfsrvnos es~ The q<ui qstso
ussi In Other iatnla.
Bend ssmp fs rssnrAi~. rcs oecs - -.
nmy- fof ale be al nrufgtss nssiS.'e cam
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t. Many anecdotes are told of the gallant
Col. Bob Stew at, OF the 81 Iudisna cavalry. MI
Illustrating hs d%ashing. soldierly qualities We
yesterday heard one related ct Morgan and Stew
art which illustrates the humof Ut the one aud
compliments the eallan'ry oi the other IL T.
said that when Morgan WIS ptroling the officers
OF other regiments at Huntsville Col Stewart
asked him why he made Hn exception OF him and
hs oficers Morgan replied. 1T j. very plain.
Colonel: ! can catch those fellows any time. hut
u y no, 10 With you. have got you now. aud
| think | hail better kcep YOU"
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The Weekly scntine'
ADVANCE ~ PRICES.


We propose % publish, in p~arsph'et form. the able
rs.tise of JGdge CrKris on ExScCTIvK PoWEE, the mosi
comprehensive and forcible which hss set been written
on that subject, with the address, u the State Central
Committee on the causes wbich produced the recent Po-
ibcsi revolution IN indiana. Beth vii make one PAM
phlei 81 1e pages, which We will furnish st 81 per hun
dred. THIS document should be read BY every citizen Of
Indiana. Address ORDERS 10
ELDER, HARDNESS 4 BINGHAM.
November n. Iss2. indianapolis, Ind.
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- The funeral cor,ege of the late Lienten-
ant Colonel ONeal. Yesterday. was very i'm
posing. The escort was composed OF the list
regiment. in column at companies. Then lie
henrse. and a long line OF carriages. followed by
the military of the different camps still remaining
in and about the city. The funeral sermon wa
by the Rev. Mr.. McNullen.
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sT The following j. the lit OF Grind Jurors
OF the United States Circuit Court now ia ses
sion:
Charles W. Cnthcart, of Laporte county.
John Reynolds. Parke county.
Benz Mckein, Viso county.
ID NJ Walker, Madison county.
James Swiiser. Grant county
John M,the-. Htrrison county.
Hiram Smith. Vigo county.
h. Edwards. Whitley county.
Josiah Harding. Putnam county.
George Mcconnell, Steaben county.
o p. Ludlow. Elijah Dix. Lnporte county-
Jesse ID Carmichael. + G Newcomer. W. r
Nonsinger. o. Tousev. james Blake, Thomr
johnson, Marion county.
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EDICAl.
It's
E~FFERyEsCExT
SELTzER APERIENT.


This valuable and popular Medicine has universally re-
ceived the most favorable recommendation Of the
Medical Profession and the Public rs the most
EFFICIENT AND aekEEABfg
SALINE. APEISIEcNT.
II may be used with the best effect in
Bilious and Febrle Diseases, Costivencss, Sick Headache.
Nausea. Loss Of Appetite. Indigestion. Acdily Of
the Stomach, Tor pidity OF the Liver. Gort,
Rheumatic Affections. Gravel, Plies.
And all Complaints where a gentle and Cooling iperient
or Purgatiye is required.
Iii particularly adapted TO the wants Of Travellers BY
Sea aud Land, Residents in Hot Climates, persons OF Sc
dentary Habits. Invalids and Convsoscents; Captains Of
Vessels and Planters viii find IL. valuable 'ddiii0n to
It is in the form Of a Powder. carefully put NJ In bot
ties 10 keep IN any climate, and merely requires water
pouredupon IL to produce a delightfuie bever-
age.
Numerous testimonials from professional and other
gentlemen Of the highest standing throughout the ooun-
try. and is steadily increasing popularity for . series Of
years. strongly y arantee it, efficacy and vslushis char
acter, and co-amead az 20 the favorable notice Of snintei-
iigent public.
Manufactured only 10y A co No. ais Green
witch street. corner of Warren street. New fork. and fos
sale by Druggists generally. U-dly
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- Major General Love has resigned his 20
sitpn rs Commsndant OF the Ineiana Legion.
Geheral Love has devoted his time To the organi
zatson Of the troops If this State since the war
br,Ae out to the exclusion of his private business.
Hes sac been diligeat and untiring, AMI nov that
the work is done. his business demands his atten
tioS.
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MUSICAL.
$3.50.
$50.


NEW seven octave Planes. IN rosewood cases. lrol
frames, All over-strung lass. for si5o. with mould
ings, slC0; with m~ouldings, carved legs. and inlsid name
board, SITS, sls5, 5000. and upwards; the sane. with
pearl keys. s225. S25e, &c. The above Pianos. though
cheap, are excellent. Secondhand Pianos o. f25, &C.
wards.
MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC.
We publish handreds Of different pieces u Music. =
large number being by the trst masters In the musical
world. Also Instruction Books for nearly all musical In
struments. select Bani Music, the Day schooi Bel, SnB-
day School Bell, Noe. ] and z. Patriotic Song Book. harp
Of Freedom, &c., &C. Our c .TALOGUk, which Is wa
SisHgD FRKE As AIR 20 sll who sesd for ~. contains ists
OF all our varieties OF music. with prices attached. No
lady in the country should be without if. ORDER ty rnsl
or express promptly filed. and as faithfully executed a.
though the person ordering were present. Remit money
In n registered letter or by express
HORAC WATERS. Agent,
n1-dem No. +si Broadway. NY
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Horicx The Indiana Pathological Society
will meet ON Wednesday morning. January 1th.
at 10 O'Clock. in the room OF the Marion County
Ho!ticultural Society. ia Hubbard's block. corner
Washington and Meridian streets. second floor
All Interested in fruit culture are cordially in
vited To- attend. W. II. LOOMS. Secretary.
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c- Twelve very desirable building lots close
to the old Fair grounds are for s,ie on easy terms
at from $3.50 to $3.50 dollars each. by Mr. Frank
Smith. Real Estate Agent. opposite Odd Fellows
Hall
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Nl1ED STATES OF AMERlCA. DISTRICT OF IN
DiASA-SS:
Whereas. 8 libel Of information has been fled in the
u strict Court Of I e United States, within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District of Indiana, on the Sd day
OF January, 1865, by John Hanna, Esq, Attorney of the
Tn ted States, Tor the District OF Indiana, against the
east half of tie southwest qua ter of section IA,
township Is. range . east, containing so acres, the
property of one Van d. Morgan, for a violation OF
the powers Of an act Of Congress, approved July IL,
ls62, entitled IAN act to suppress insurrecti6n, TO punish
treason and rebellion, 10 seize and contscate the property
OF rebels aud for other purposes" and praying process
against laid realty, and that tue same may be condemned
and sold "a enemies properly.
Vow, therefore. IN pursuance Of the monition NJ der the
seal Of said Cou.t 20 me directed aud delivered. | dohcre-
by give pubic notice t. all persons claiming said realty
or any part thereof. or IN any manner interested therein
that thrN be and app ar before the said. the District
Court ~ ihe United Siates, to be held az the city OF In
dianspolis. IN and for the District Of indiana. on the %
Monday Of February next, at ten o'clock II the forenoon
Of that day. then and there to ~inierpose their claims and
make their alieg atoms IN thai behalf
u. G. ROSE. t.. s. Marshal,
By l. 5. BORROW, Deputy.
Attest:
IoHS II. RIA, Clerk. Jane dat
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BrcKrYK DiSING SALOON This splendid new
establi shment. on the corner Of Illinois AMI
Georgia streets. j. growing daily IA public favor.
aud no wonder. The pronrie,ors are gentleman,
and obliging. the attendants prompt and the fare
unsurpassed. All that our markets afford. pre-
pared bs accomplished cooks aud served in the
best style. - Ia Ice had there ily Day boarder.
will he accommodated on reasonable terms.
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sT-N. b. TAYLOR has removed his law office
TO Browns new building. on the corner OF Wash
ington and Pennsylvania street, opposite Odd
Fellows hall. Entrance on Pennsylvania street
At
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CITY AND a ITEMS.

rZ-The Peru mail is how closed NJ 1l:30
A ". instead of IL NJ as stated in our time
table.
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NOTICE.

Owes 40 r.s isrsss csstssl nkuses Col
tssssArvsls. p~eenbsf sAk. lsd1.
eUVHE sockheldsf. Ia aid csupsny err eef<sy noti-
ned that an slsetion for iswetsfs n 80 0ssnpssy.
vnl 10 held ~ thls enles. ~ indssnepst1s 81 1ksr~tey.
The eighth day a Jsnusy uost ft>t&1
~ order q tks hcsrs - t>ssstess
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To Local ADVERTISERS -Rates Of advertising
in the local column will hereafter be rs follows:
ror ten lines or less. 81 90 Over ten lines. ten
cents a line No notice will be inserted until paid
for
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Masonic NoricE-There will be a stated
meeting OF Center Lodge. No %, this (Wednes
day) evening. at seven o'clock.
CHAs. FISHER, Secretary.
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~ Wanted AT 81 North PENNSYLVANIA street.
50 girls to DO general Homework. 10 good sewing
girls. and boaiders for n private family.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-07

A SESsArfoS-Ye-terday the play going com
muniiy was considerably agitated The Journil
bad pronounced Mr. Booths OihelIo a failure.
and said that. il hs was n faithful representation
OF the Moor, then Shakespeare was an asa. The
public we're convinced there was An ass around
somew here. but were not sure whether IL was
Shakspesre. the critic Of the Journal. or Mr
Booth Last night they decided that the esrs
did no bslong to Mr.. Booth. and now the ques
ton Of ownership lies between the Bard OF Avon
aud the critic of tie Journal.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-07

THE THEArkR Mr.. Booths O,Aello Last
night was a splendid success wi,hou, rant he
threw force and vigur into the character. and his
conception Of The Moor was pronounced by Judges
TO be excellent. Mr. Riley played Iago veil. and
both were ably supported by the minor characters
In the piece.
To night Mr. Booth appears "a Phideas and
Raphael ia the Marble Heart. xirh Miss NJ trion
Mccarthy as Aspasia and Marco. The afterpiece
= tue Swiss Cottage. IL IL a good bin, and
should insure. aud doubtless will. a full house.
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JUDGE OTTO TO BE SECRETARY OF
INTERIOR.
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NOTICE.

decie-diit

Co-PARTN ER5HIP-
FlNnE undersigned have formed q Co.parlnership for
the ttau.actcu II a ecneral croeery and Produce
business in he city uf Indianapolis. the business will be
transacted IN he name Of ~llogshirc 4 90.
:. N. tiDcSHipF.
JAMES y WATTS,
JOHN y COUNCIL
iSri,SAroiis. Jan. I. isc3.
We have dtpp.cd % out stock Ia trade aud business q
Nessrs. log hire a GO. Grtinti CT M, patronage We
have received ffHn the ciufens IL Indianapolis and VI
elnhS. ~ respectfully rclucst oar friends 20 continue
tieif fsFors 90 the neN urn.
ianitf uogsnRE & HUNTER
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WAsuisoros. Jan. >.
HousE-Mr. Clemens introduced a blii author
Isips the raising Of q volunteer force fer the de.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE LATE
BATTLE

Ell LOSS 300
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IMPORTANT NENS FROM FRANCE
Progress Of the French ina .uericl

Election of @. S. Senators in Missouri.
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Theyare still Retreating
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lECRkpH
Night Report.

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Night Report.
Noon Reports.
LATEST FROM MURFREESB0RO'.
Further Particulars of the Battle !!
FEDERAL LOSS .sBOUT FTF.
TEEN THOISS.SD.
THE REBEL Loss NOT STATED.
They are Retreating South !
Federal Troops in Pursuit
Number Killed and Wounded.
THE LOSS OF THE MONITOR.
JUDGE OTTO TO BE SECRETARY OF
INTERIOR.
LEANS.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-07

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