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DRoPosALs goR PLoUR.

SEALED PROPOSALS aIe invited till the Sist day
as WITH Of Fl Sos9 sae
Bids viii Sc received for what 10 inown ~ No. /,
s1.ds: 'ss e.
ugHn TS. ss1ssr 'sss ne IT, Of
the 10TH Or % q 90 sso oa
The Government bay direct, At tie rate Of 500 bar
ths rsiiIoad depot. y sshin stsn, B Q: - :. =
ness, CT such other funds - the Government may
Ihe usual Govern msnt inspectie n VIII be made
Just before the Flour Is received
s ssS ~, Fl %ss: sseh BID
prsyiously failed to comply with their bids or from
The sar,es Be e1trsls 20 ns. made yer, strong
Of new materials, and he ad lined No Flour which
e 5e r to p A.
so,seS g. u = a. ysn and
MEDICAL w5s,ls PUKys1oRs 9FFIo1, iSIi., :. ,..,
sE1Lsp PaSrosALs viii be ,seeivsd :. this office
for snt
sample Of the box required win be shown on
Si II s:,.s the sros of each box when
roResss se to Henry
opsned or their their S!dss ss viii not be eonsaersd @ A
any bids sse
or unsuitable. HENRY JO4NsOS,
ID Mayors OpFIcE August ls. 1873.
I RoposALs Will be received at this office until
f Sss l.sns n aa. .Sa ss 2h DAY 4s.
from 9Th west to 1th street vest the gravel TO be
hs .nss ss in ns ssd to b. ss1
proved BY the Commissioner and Assist Ant Com
n relied wa
roller;
trimming and grading, and yer square yard for
Of sas sss M e ssa s.
missioner and Assistant CommisIioners that t'e
work A'' been 'FEepsss'Eb F. 4. beRssFf:; sIsssisf;
waE 1Hahhs E1fh.skrSkb, L rSSksbbr' Assistant
,oHSs: !: + 1E'szFEEEfSAsD: szEESas Assistant.
WIN poTSHas: aTSs1s sA7. Assistant
.aaa ssSRas SsSSsif1ss SSsksR kiSss a.s:sss. E:ss
PRoposALs e s.ssvsa Il sis
MONDAY, the 24th Of August, 12o'c,oek for trim
a
be nine inches thick in the cent tsPsrins to four
s IL
missioners. The gravel TO be wsIl raked OF Gil
stone ofimproper si1e,a ,and welt rolled with heavy
Bidders will state the price psr cubic yard for
trimming and grading, and psr square yard for
graveling.
No part Of she appro priation will be paid the
contractor except upon the certificate of fhs com
missioner and Assistant missioners that the
work has been properly executed ,,,
Commissionef First Ward
g. g. KRaTFr,
j. d. KNOTT,
Assistant Commissioners.
an 10 dtd Intel ,ohron. 4 Repub.I
MAYORS oryIoE, Ausuzt 70. 1858
Monday, the 24th day Of August IL O'Clock m, for
opening, gading, and Sraveling Massachusetts, ave-
nue., from 18th street wert to 10th street west the
gravel to be nine inches lex In the center aperns
TO four inches At the Sdttef line, Add to b3 Of Q
quality approved By the Com missioner and Assist
ant 0onmissioners, the gravel TO be we'll raksd of
AL stone OF improper size, and well rolled with .
heavy roller.
Bidders win state the price psr cubic yard for
erading and psr square yard for grayelins. - ,
No part of the appropriation will BE- paid the
coLtrastor except pom the certh :ate of the Con-
missioner and Assistant ,Oom m issioners that the
work has been properiy-sxsoussd, oourr,
Commissioner Ffrst Ward
ALEX tEDER BORLAND,
JAMES DAKY, -
Assistant Commissioners.
an ts dtd trntsf. ,Chron Rspub.]
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~ On the night OF August 9th, three Rebel
bushwhackerss visited the house OF a Mr..
Schwartz, In Cole County, Missouri, and de-
manded admittance, but were refused by Miss
Schwartz. young lady OF fifteen summers.
The father of the girl and three other men in
the house. cowardly sneaked from the prem
ises, leaving the girl with no protection but a
revolver, and with this she successfully de-
Tended her home, and showed such q determi-
nation to shoot the first man who approached,
that they made ssdiscretion the better part OF
valor," and left Gen. Brown, on hearing the
facts, issued a general order, highly compli-
menting the young lady and administering a
scathing rebuke to the towards who there left
her to contend single handed against the bush.
whackers. p s.t+e a3@
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81 The Pittsfeld Eagle discovers that there
are TWO ways in which an able bodied man
may. escape the draftzfacit per alum or facit
per Sc, which may be translated, he must face
1t by an alien or face it by his purse.
HFRoIsN.ATbree Of the guard on the steamer
Ruth, recently burned on the Mississippi.
perished, because they would not leave their
posts without orders.
~ The Home Journal announces that Ma
tilda Heron mrs. StoepeD is preparing for q a
little event. that usually makes quite q com.
motion in q family. What does the man mean I
~ Prairie chickens are SO plentiful this sea.
son on the Iowa prairies as to have become a
nuisance, and farmers implore hunters TO come
an sh oot them. a. ta@-YE
~ The louisville Journal is informed that
In all secticns except Southern Kentucky, the
drouth has cut the tobacco crop short one half.
~ The N. Y. Tribune has been sued for
heel by the Key West paymastsr whom II ac-
cured OF robbery. Damages laid at $1,000
~ Gov. Curtin has commenced his promised
personal can nyass OF the State Of Pennsylvania
as a candidate for reelection. ers. -
~ Thirty members Of the Schenectady, ~.
Y, Ere department have been drafted.
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AFTERNOON, At ~ O'Clock.
Admission twenty Eve and fifty cents. Doors open
at7A o'clock; performance ~ sA O'Clock. III
MUSICAL ERTERTAINMENT
Iva EVERY EVENING AT
NEW YORK SUMNER GARDEN,
No. $50 STREET,
Between ~ and 9th streets.
~ 81 I'm. @. H. LIST. Proprietor.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-29

A resolution wss offered by iii Y'aag q
instruct the Committee on School journal %
omit tie nomination ct As-ociate Editors exreps
for the DsOari neni OF Primary Teaching. d..
cu--ed by seVerN gentleman. and com rnirfss
Appointed 10 report upon the subject 20 day.
Prof Coyner oi Lebanon. presented res0lu
ton from the Boore County Association. that the
teacher has authority over his pupils a. long as
that relation lssts He submitted several points
for il- considerable 1T the Association. smo *
which are these: Whit j. the nttu ct the au-
thority sri-ng rom the relation oi teacher aud
pa ~ Whist is the nature of thu authority as
established by legal enartment,i etc
The questions referred 10 Il committee 10
report during the session.
The Association then took recess I'LL
o'clock
In the evening the Association listened 10 an
inaugural address By President Benton. which sAs
sell renewed
The Association meets this morning at .
O'Clock
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-29
From cairo.

CAIRo, December % The steamer John J
Roe from Now Orleans the 10Th. has arrived
She brings 63 bales cotton and 300 hh,ls sugar
for st. Louis; 255 barrels of mOlasses for Cincin-
hiatt.
The Hope from New Orleans the 18th. arrived
with cargo OF sugar and molasses and y bales
OF cotton, Tor 81. Louis
The steamer Goode Friends en- route from
Memnhis % Cincinnati. had so bales cotton, and
the Silver Lake from Vicssburg has $50 bales
for 81 Louis
The Hannibal from Ne~ Orleans the 18th, ar
rived this morning. Her cargo consists of sugar
and molssses for ST. Louis.
The Picayune of the 18Th says that 3 .533 bales
cotton have been received from Nstchez. Vcks-
burg aud vcini,y since December 9 Total
receipts since September Is. 4S.70O bales.
Memphis dates the 26Eh cDnt,in no news No
improvementin the cotton market. Stea mer Lille
NJ 'rtin had arrived with three hundred o,les, and
the latan, from below. with three hundred Ev-
erythins quiet below on the river
The steamer Glendale from Memphis. en- route
for Cincinnati. arri ed this evening with over
four hundred bales of cotton
Gen. Mcpherson. commanding at Vicksburg,
has issued an order changing the - Missouri ar
tllery into cavalry. q operate aganst guerrilla
which infest the lower part Of the river large
steamer has been placed st their disposal and
several pieces of artillery furnished
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-29

TENrH AsxUAL MEErISG OF TIE INDIANA
STATE rE.cuKRs' ASSOCIATION This body com
posed OF the ladies aud genilemen engas co rs
teachers throughout the Stsfs. convened ye-ter-
day IN the Hall OF the House OF Representatives.
att l. Vi ORGANIZATION perfected by election
Of officers. business proceeded.
The Association listened IN reports from mem.
bers of the Institute Committee Prof. Ho>S re
ported TOR the Second Congressional District in
the absence Of Prot May The institute enter
prise was interiered with by the Morgan raid
The feeling among the people i not encouraging
10 the yrugTess of education he pnucipai
theme OF conversation on the subject is the i'm
propriety OF employing lady teachers. There Is
= wide spread opposition to this practice in the
D-trc,
Prof + J Rec of Muncie reported for the
Filth District. The Normal School nj Richmond
had obvIated the necessity for Institute IN
WAYNE county. la Fayeite good Institute had
been held under The supeTintendency oil Professor
Hass The results were encouraging Also IN
Henry county--st KnghtStosn and Newcts,ie-
ffty IA sixty teachers in attendance ami the
school very profitable An Institute had been
appointed for Randolph county. but which Mr.
Rice could not attend. In Delaware county, the
Institute vas held in connection Nth the School
at Muncie for ten weeks. The results we're at
i-factory MANY o the pupils are now te ciing
with success AMI the people We requested a
continuance OF the same element IN the school.
Prof Hos repOrtei tor the ) xth District tie
WIS present and assisted ~ seven different insii-
tute- He saiu the Normal al Columbus WIS en-
/ inenty successful AT ConnerSvilie tue citizens
gave - he arts CO operation. and took deep in
! ierest ia he subject good Institute VAS held
: in franklin county. and the teachers resolved
/ that thew would not miss another Institute here
/ after Successful Institutes had also Oeen held
/ at PlanEeld and Stilesvile. Hendrlcks county
+ The gentleman thought sc were At least twenty
] per cent. in advance of any preceding year ~
! IN ,se matters
Examiner Loveless. OF Cay county, reported
/ for the Seventh District. But one Institute VS.
held AZ Brazil II VAS the first Institute ever
held in tie county. VS. we'll attended and pro
duced good results The people tonk a deep H.
I tercst. and sso the Township Trustees A
county association has since been organized.
No resor,s were made for the lst. 81. 4th. eth
oh and 10th Districts In the llth District, =
good institute has been held by Examiner Lewis
Prot Shor;ridge. for the u 'ricn County Nor
NAL and Prof O.cost. for the Columbus Sornihi
reported good attendance and results IeaeheF'
who attended these schools have employ ment
and many now 10 Attendance AZ tue Associ'-
tioa
The plan OF Institute Com mitteeS hss the favoi
OF the Association as the one most likely 10 &C
Shortridge Oicott ami Lpveless, we're appointed
10 select the Institute Committee for the ensuing
year
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-29

NEwBEBS. y C. December % The new oath
OF aiieSiaace has been administered IN number
OF rebel officers and soldiers wbo have recently
come into our lines N accept the pardon offered
by the President They bring the intelligence
that large number. similarly situated, intend To
90 likewise at the earliest opportunity
The plan of leasing oct the abandoned plsnta-
tIcus in stern North Cirolins. adopted by Hon.
David Heaton, Agent OF the Treasury Depart
Dent. Is proving great success 20 the Treasury
Department. snd also great benefit 10 the labor
ing classes OF both colors. who are soon TO pre-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-29

AsorHER BuRGLARY-No TRACE CT TIKI VT
vAl~s -Yssters, ling near dayligh = i sup
,osei. the t,unsmith shop of Samuel Beck. Ess,
Washington street, was entered by burglars by
the back way They tore off the weather
boarding aud broke through the plaslering in
order 10 reach the lock Of the door Their
booty eight double b,Treled shot guns, and
TWO rifles. new. two double-barreled shot guns.
add fur rifles. on repair: powder. quantity OF
percussion caps. powder Il .sks, game bags Pis
tolls, aid other articles Two more guns would
have been taken bat the depredators. unable to
carry them. lett them in the yard Mr. Beck 5
loss. as we'll as he ascertain. il about four
hundred dollars This j. the second time he has
been thus plundered within year aud no clue to
the yillsins in either case
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-29
wlMPoRTANT TO LADIES. DIR

HAnvsrs FESALr PrLis have never yet failed In re
wing difficulties arising from obstruction soppsgs
81 nature. IN restoring the system 10 perfec seah
when suffering nom Spinal affections, Prolspsas Uter
the Whites, other weakness Of the Uterine Organs
The Pills perfectly harmless the constitution and
may De taken by the most delicate female without
ing di-iress-tbe time they act like charm b,
strengthening nvgcra,ng and restoring the system
healthy condition. and by bringing the monthly pc
Rod with regularity, matter from VIA; The
obstruction may arise They should however. NOT hs
during :be three four months Of pregnancy
though ssfe a, sny other time rnsearrsge would p.
the result.
Each box contains So P lls. Price u.
Or. HARvEY's TREATISE % Diseases o. Females
Pregnancy. Miscarriage HarTsnnsss, stery. Reprodac
ton Abuses Of Nature and eraohatcsy the Ladies'
Private Medical Adviser pamphlet u 81 pages sent
free 10 any address Six cents required u paw postage
The Pills and Wi; by mail hen desired
securely sealed and prepaid. 0y
>. BRYAN. V D., General Agent.
lots Cedar ttrsei. New York.
VI J9Soc hy all the principal druggist.
TOALlSS0N cox. Drrs.-ts, Agents,
sept3VeS.d&wly indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-29

We would call the attention -four readers
to the advertisement OF the Equitable FIRE insur
.lnce Company which will be found in another
column this morning. This cOmpsny has been
reorganzei with VIM A .Peelle. ex Secretary
OF State, for President Most of the other Off
ces have al.0 been changed. Ii is HOW in the
hands of experienced underwriters. and no doubt
will do long and prosperous business There
is room tor more home companies Indiana is
able 10 DO her own insurance aud should do II TO
the exclusion OF the 100 irresponsible foreign
companies that have been flooding State
during the last year. The fourth OF their 6us
ness has been done without any authority. they
not having complied with State Laws resula-
ting foreign insurance companies doing business
in this State The beat way is 10 give them the
cold shoulder and pes them by. then We shall
not be troubled with them We know the mama
gers ct The Equitable. and. MS the name denotes
eau atty they will. we believe. act honoraby and
deal Justly with all those who may see III o pa
tronize ;hem They have been IN operation only
a few months a1d have already done a large and
prosperous business II would to- useless to say
more Look to Your own interest. and insure ia
the Equitable.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-29

IL Yesterday afternoon 4 lays veil Was
b own from her bonnet on Washington street into
The mud. A chivslrc German. driving lum-
Der wagon. seeing il, jumped from Ms pile Of
boards. fell headloug. and crawled through the
mud until ne recovered il and restored it % its
fair oSner unharmed by his horses hoofs or the
wheels OF his wagon. IL was matter OF re-
mark that all the ladies the sidewalk. wit
Messing the gallant Germans mishsp singularly
enough laughed and seemed u rejoice exceed
ingly, while all the men aid be good tel
low and ought To have been cOnde~cendingly
thanked by the lady Tor whom be recovered the
veil
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-29
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MoyRor, December QS The h,g Of
truce boat arrived from City Point with 1000
Union prisoners, in exchange for those sent up BY
Gen Butler
The reSel Government refuse any further ex
change unless sll questions are given up shout
which our Government has been contending and
their laws in regard 10 officers and soldiers OF ne
gro regiments are recognized They also refuse
To receive flag OF from General
Butler or TO neg0iste with lin on the sub
jec Of exehsi. 20 of prisoners beca use JEFF Nis'
proclamation out la~ing Gen Butter last yea,
il will he remembered that they we're quite viii
ling To receive medicines from, and To CORES
pocd ~lth him. notwithstanding the PROCLAMATION
which they row make pretext for disseminating
Degoiiation and thew have already exchanged
5000 prisoners with Gen Butler.
The Richmond Ex.miner HIS The following
dispatch. dated Charleston the 25'h:
The ebeuiy commenced Smelling The city last
night, keeping mp steady fire. which is still go
ing AT O'Clock this morning
A fire broke out at 2 o'clock. destroying ten
or twelve buildings and causing "A few casualties
There is heavy firing IN the direction of Srono.
which is believed To be between our batteries and
the enemy's gunb0ats.
The Smelling Of the CITY vas continued to day
One white mn mortally and one white woman
slightly wounded. Three fremen were badly
wounded by falling walls of burning buildings,
aud eieh: or ten slightly wounded
All quiet ut Sumter.
CHARLESTON, Dec. rs From IL o'clock
Thursday night TO O'Clock next morning. $50
shells were thrown NJ the citv. The enemy hreSi
FIVE guns. three at Battery Gregg one at Cum
mng's Point. and one from water battery
The engagement on Johnson's Island, between
our light battery and the enemy's gunbosts, re
suited in drawn fight. Pour casualties
~ba-l he g.
four shells the city last night
No firing from Morris Island TO day Our
bttteries hare kept up firing on working parties
who are engaged in erecting smother battery ~
the extreme end of Cummings Point.
Our loss 3. Stone vas one killed and five
wounded.
DALTON Ga December 27-Geu Joseph 4
Johnston to day unles command of the Army
of Tennessee.
Scouts report 1000 Yankees at Cumberland
two miles north OF Cleveland aud similar force
south Of that place
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-29

IFsr Meru.nc ssspsvs 60 firss Pags.l
Night Report
EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.
Oyster Boats Captured and Burned
by the Rebels.
CAPTURE OF A C0NTRaBAh0 MAIL,
II II N Nc IL ~ Hs ~ - .
COMMERCE ON THE MISSISSIPPI.
&c. &C., &C., &C., &c
Night Report
EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.
CAPTURE OF A C0NTRABAMD MAI
COMMERCE. ON THE MISSISSIPPI.


WASHINGTON. December 21-rhe Richmond
Enquirer of the l7th inst says thai our Govern
ment has abandoned every point executing the
treatment of negro prisoners. Nov the
simple truth is, our government has not sban
doned any point. IL is known that General
Butler. who has superseded Gen. Neredith. has
no such Instructions. The prisoners at Forts
McHenry aud Lookout have been placed under
his orders and be Is authorized to conduct the
exchanging. man for msu and officer for ofi ;er.
of equal rank with those parolled and sent for
ward by himself. The object is 10 make an even
exchange as far as the prisoners in the rebels
possession will admit. An effort will be made to
provide for the release OF those who havefor the
longest time been held as prisoners Colored
troops and their officers in conducting the
change. will be placed on an equality with all
other troops. and so of eolored men in civil EN-
ployment This is one OF the points hereafter to
be adjusted. The honor and dignity of the gov
eminent in the Profession OF such negro prisoners
aud their officers. will not be compounded The
recent visit OF Gen Hitchcock to Fortress Mon
roe was to confer with Gen. Butler and commu-
nicate to him the orders of our government on
this subject. The object is 10 the exchange
of an equal number of prisoners on each side.
leaving all other questions for further delibera.
ton, the excess being largely in our :Svor
Avces from the Army Of the Potomac this
morning state that sll IL qnet along the lines
Nothing worthy of note Is Transporting
Ii is reported that nine oyster boats. mostly
belonging TO Philadelp hia, while dredging for
oysters near Portopolank creek. York river we're
captured by the rebels They came out in boats
in pre,ence of helping make their cargo. and
boarded u boats. seized their crew robbed them
Of all their valu .bles. sent them to Richmond
and burned the vessels The crews numbered
shout six 20 each vessel PurtoDolauk creek is
about thirty miles above the mouth of the river
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-29

'1rs So-Very nice black cloth cloaks Tor 81.
Fine opera velvet. plush and rspelient. CORES
pondingly cheap Full = IT, rich water mink
fun for $40 The mosS elegant Hudson's Bay
aud Canada ssbles ever offered in this city 1t
prices before unheard Of IN 1868 Clos king.
cloths aud dress goods will be sold 70 clear the
way for coming spring. Finest hoop skirts and
many other goods 4. actual cost. Old customers
Of Tyler's Bee Hive need no advertising STsn-
gers look in the Bee Hive" You will hnd
plain figures. low prices and busy pleasant
plsce deco div
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-29

e notwithstanding the inelsneney Of he
weather YESTERDAY. the sale az A. L Hunt Cos.
Auction Room. No. 81 East Washington street.
Was well attended. The sale will &c continued
this morning II ga O'Clock. aud this afternoon
AZ "a o'clock. be hnest aud best goods are
lei'' and all goods are warranted a. represented
Amongst the stock We noticed a verv 6ue let OF
Brown add Blesched I able Cloths, all sizes: a
large lot Of Irish Linens. Toweliag, Cash Ia
BILE Covers. all ~ col Preach Blankets Balu,orxf
Brochs Shasis, Napkins. D'0yIies, Cassmeres.
Cloths. Beavers. dc. &c
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-29

sEOur old friend. II ( Buehrig. since the
close of the hog season. has made arrangements
with Messrs Mann & Co, OF the city OF BLU
more. 70 supply all his old friends. at the Naux
Hall. near the Madison Depot. with the most
choice oysters of the season. Call and see him
for your New Years oysters.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-29

sB- The most elegant styles OF hats are to be
purchased ~ B,ker McIver's. East W flashing
ton street Their turs. too. are beautiful. These
gentlemen ha,ea brsuch establishment At LII
fsyette. which is as extensively supplied the
ia this city