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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-30
General Bueii Acquitted.

The Washington correspondent al the Phila
del ha Ledger states that the Court of Inquiry
in the case OF General Buell returned ,erdict
of acquitial on all the charges preferred against
him. The verdict rendered long since. but
for some reason or other has never been publicly
announced i Exchange
Thus has eude most wicked attempt TO
cru-h brave and excellent officer. simply be-
cause he would not employ the powers ola VI ijOr
General to the behe:is of party A court martial
was selected purpose to convict hun, hut after
a long and tedious session-after rsking and
scrap ping together ell the caumnes that
had ever run through the sewers of a
scsndalous Abolition press-the Court has
been obliged to scquit the General
on all the charges We say obliged. for no one
who knows the Court. and the aainas with
which they were selected doubts that if il had
not been perfectly clear case, he wOGli have
been convicted We congratulate the General
upon his triumphant defense and upon his noble
vindication OF the hopes and expectation Of his
friends. There Is not in our army man Of
greater ability than General Buell. Drawer and
more accomplished soldier. His whole bearing
and manner indicate fine intellectual character.
Through the prosecutions of the radical Ab"li-
ton press the country has been deprived for a
year Of one of the best officers in the service.
and even now, after his acquttal. do not look
for hs receiving any important command from
this Administrator = Gin. Enquirer
A dwelling house butt of iron is the pres
ent wonder in Paris.
Vermont having furnished its quota, is now
producing a second crop OF raspberries
Five big French iron-clads. just finished at
Cherbourg. are expected 10 winter in Mexican
waters.
The English are experimenting with war
balloons in order 10 ascertain their value to the
army system
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-30

The Republicans are claiming great victory
in Ohio few facts will ventilate the doubtful
character Of the triumph. aud the fraudulent
means Used by the Administrations to elect
their cauiidaies The following is the Demo
cratic vote for Governor for the past ten years:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-30
Rank of Major Generals of yofun

1t has been stated that Hooker ranks Rose
Grams. and other mistakes have been made. Tne
following is the rank of the senior Major Gener-
ais OF volunteers. independent qi the recent pro
motion OF some oi them to the grade OF General
in the re- ular service:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-30
MEDICAL.
How to Keep in Good Health,
What is the Cause of Disease.

TVNHE PRIMARY CAUSE OF EVERY DISEASE THAT
flesh is heir tot, impurty Of the blood. The blood
become impure from many Causes Impure air or change
of weather, unwholesome food and exposure among
the principal eau es OF mpurty OF the blood The symp
toms add ness headache. confused thoughts. eyes
dull and heav drowSneS. constipation of the owels,
bad in the mouth foul liver complains,
pains in the back and legs. loss Of appetite sleepess
nights collie cramp. pain aud ghiness Of the chest heart
burn. gout ard rheumati m, puking and pureing chs
and everS more less accompanying these. and long
train Of troublesome and dangerous Affections al If
which b. an cured by taking few ds~es
OF DR.. STRICKLAND'> VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They will purify the blood and put the
stomach, bowels ard liver in healthy condition. They
particularly suitable for chronic and nervous dis
eases Every family and every soldier should keep q
supply Of these Pills. many diseases obvisted by
their They mid and safe medicine and be
taken at any time without danger Of taking cold.
Sold by all Druggist, sent to any part receipt Of
% cents and stamped envelop addressed DIR. STRlCK
LAND, Eas; Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-30

All accounts agree in pronouncing the con
scripts plucky IN battle They swOre. but II Was
because they couldn't load fast enough
A salesman in New York while exhibiting
some goods 10 some ladies. last week, suddenly
dropped dead.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-30
COUGH NO MORE.
Try Strick n N DIS McllihuOus
Cough Balsam.

This is'he best and cheapest remedy for C~ughs Colds
Hoarseness, Asthma wnooping Cough and Consumption.
Everybody who has tried this excellent Basam enhus-
asticaily recommend it, Mrs. MITCHELL Barr street, Gin
cinnati she IFS been fearful sufferer with cough
for many years bad not 10 he able walk up stairs
She took bottle of this Basam. and has
ever since and advises all who have Coughs Colds and
Asthma TO try this valuable Cough Balssm Fifty cents
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists, aud manufactured
East Fourth street. Cincinnati. ~ -dSwly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-30

Then follow. in their order. Sickles. Mlroy.
Butteiheld. sHthcock. sSykes. -Freneh. -Stan-
lev. Negley. 'Paimer, .SIeele. 'Doubledsy.
ID ma. Berry. Osesby. Logan, Blunt. III rtsuff.
Washburhe. Herrcn. Blair .Reynods. j. j.
Sheridan. S'ahl. Schurz, sN-wton. sWauen.
Schohed. BiFney. Brooks aud sPleasanton.
Those marked thas are graduates Of the Military
Academy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-30

Mr. VALLASDIGHAx received lS7 900 votes
1000 more than were given to any Republican
candidate between 1855 and 1859 In 1861
when TOD was elected Governor the total vote
was 365.0O0 This was undoubtedly full vote.
and tie number of men who have since gone to
the field would largely overcome the natural
increase in the voting population. From the OFF,
cial returns 10 the War Department il appears
that Ohio has sent some 40 900 men TO the field
Mr.. VALLASplGHaN received Isl 900 votes, 9 900
more than one halt of the entire vote given when
Ton was elected Governor yet he is beaten by a
majority OF $4,000. These facts and figures will
give some idea Of the enormous frauds practiced
bv the adherenis Of the Administration TO carry
the elections in Ohio and override the popular
will.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-30
We nov give the vote since 1854. at the sew
sral elections where there we're no gubernatoral

recent election in Ohio. The Democrats polled
for Mr.. VALLASpIeHAx n larger vote. about 49,
600. than vas ever given before for Democratic
candidate for Governor. yet it appears by the re-
ported figures that he is beaten some go 900 votes
In this connection. and in contrast. We give the
vote for the Republican candidates for Governor
previous to the election in 1861:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-30

CHAUGHT& Woodward. SUCCESSORS roruAYER
II BIOS. IN the Grocery Trade. No 10 "a, " .zh-
inston street, IN the Kinder Boek. psss Ind
sept19-dim FACGbT . WOODWARD
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-30

j. II. TKLEoRD 4 Co. Of Lafayette, are
slaughtering from 100 10 2DO cattle and from 500
TO 200 hogs daily.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-30

The notes 81 solvent see'e p.yas
be banking laws Of this o Treasury Notes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13
The Lake Cities Warned of the Rebel
Plat

BUFFALO, Nov. 12-Mayor Fargo has
celved dispaech from Secretary Sranron, sta
ing that rebel refugees in Canada had consum-
mated plot for the release OF the rebel prison.
tIs at Johuson's s Island, and int tend I'd burning
Buffalo. 1t is understood that other lake cities
nave been similarly warned by Secretary
stanton. The information OF the government
came from high source.
We may here add that the number of rebel
pIlsoners on Johnson's Island is over two hun.
dred, nearly all OF them officers, and taat, in
view OF an appreheI ded attempt to escape, the
cnnboat Michigan was ordered thitner, and
mas arrived. As these prisoners Id not
leave the Island, excepting with the aid of ves-
sels, the story is not improbable that the trans
Ioris were to be furnished by their sympathiz-
ing friends i !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13
Great Wool Sale at New york

New YORK, Nov. 12.-The wool sale to-day
was largely attended by home and out of town
buyers, and passed OFT with great spirit at high
prices. Some descriptions Of California wool
brought higher prices than holders anticipated.
South American. descriptions Of foreign wool
fully sustained the prices current at private
salt, but other grades dragged.
All the catalogue was sold, including mauy
duplicate lots not on the list. With the exOen.
The whole Offering was entirely sattsfartorv
California brought from % to 66 cents; Nestixo
l6a to 80 cents; Portuguese is to 20 cents; Ade-
la'ds 2g4 10 30 cents; Augo Is cents: Chilian 30
cents; super pulled 5ta57k cents. Or the dam .
aged Cape 81 bales sold at 34ha ASK cents,
which was consider, d very high. .,sI =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13
Political Matters in Missouri.

interest was done in the legislature yesterday
The Governors message relates almost en-
tirely TO State matters. 1t says there is now
no military organization within our borders
hostile 10 The Government of the United States;
that there is every indication that the former
feeling OF hostility has settled down into quiet
acquIescence In the supremacy of that Govern
ment, and an unwillingn SIS 70 have the peace
OF The Stale further disturbed by rebel organi-
ZaionS
The Democrats footing, SO faras heard from,
gives a radical majority of 29i, including the
soldiers vote. The Republicans footing, in
cluding the soldiers vote, gives a Conscrva-
tive majority OF three.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13

MRS. T. ]. HOW'LL.
u U6T Opened an elegant assortment OF RRENOH
fLOWBRH, BRIDAL WRDATHS. HDAD-nA
DR1SSks, B0QU ET6 made TO order. Nk
4j4 1ighth street, SOSS
no U.1WS Up 6taies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13
General Rosecrans and General fhoma

CINCINNATI, Nov. 12-General Roeecrans
is spending some days in this city. The semi
official publication Of the causes OF his reno
val has revived the discussion of the whole
question. Bitterness will be added to tbs CON-
roversy by General Thomas official report OF
the battle Of Chickamauga, ifit is made public.
1t is stated that one sentence reads as follows:
81 should have defeated the enemy on Sum-
day afternoon had it not been tnat my ammu-
milton train was ordered to Chattanooga by Il
person in higher authority than myself"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13
BOARDING.

ID CONS With BOARD AND TABLE BOARD
II without Rooms may be had at 13A Penn. ave !,
betvetn n 18th and 1th sts. References required.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13
Rebel Operations in Tennessee

MEMPHIs, Nov. llta.-The rebel Gen Rich
ardson struck the Memphis and Charles ton
railroad, SIX m lies east Of Saultsburg, yester.
day morning. and destroyed the railroad
bridge at Middleton and burned two small
bridges, tore up several miles of track, and cut
the telegraph badly. The latter was repaired
this morning. and the former W i'll be In running
condition to morrow.
Roddy, Furguson, 1ngle, Chalmers and
Richardson are all in north Mississippi, CO.
operating 10 annoy this line OF communica.
fiCn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13
Visits Of Bal,imere Offieial.

BosToN, Nov. 12.-Jehn Lee Chapman, the
Mayor of Baltimore, and seven Commissioners
Of the Water Board, are Oh a visit here to In.
eIyucs rho wuter- works, in contemplation OF the
additions TO the water supplies of Baltimore
They visited the State House to. day and were
int1 oduced to Governor Andrew.
Bills were introduced In both branches of the
Legislature to-day to make mp Differences of
pay to the 5ath and 55th colored regiments from
the State treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13
HsE LATE FROM THE SOUTH.
From mChnrIeSton-The National Batteries
:. - y - Still Efrsng on &untrf. 1T


FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. f2.-Richmond
here. s-....~, ~ -rs. -
The whig contains the following dispatches
from Char lesion: aTat.
"CHARLEsroN, Nov. 9-Slow firing has
been going on all day ON Sumter; IS riftsd shot
Were fired from Battery Gregg last night, all
directed ct the southwes angle. Sixty rifisd
shots were fired to-day and 25 mortar shells,
OF W bich seven missed. .ats sE@.sN
1.-THE " hole number of shots and shell fired
atrSumtsr during the hombardment has been
9,3f6, of which 400 struck,
.~One monitor only was in acfion to-day.
"No casualties" aa@& .a& .GElL
"CHARLEsTOE, Nov. 1G-{Tuesday). The
enemy continues firing slowly. No report
from the tort this morning
Il SECOND DIsPArCH.1 ~ @EHs
"CHARLEsToN, Nov. 10, p. m-The frIRg
from Gr.gg on Sumter to-day was at intervals
of halt an hour. Two monitors came mp and
fired thirty shots. No new movements"
Capture of the Rebel Steamer Cornum
bria-The r. Rebels Admit a Defeat on tn e
kappahanBock.-
FoRT REss MONROE, Nov. 12.-The Rich
mond papers contains the following news:
"WILMINGToN, Nov. 9-The Confederate
rerday morning by the bloekaders whilst com
ing in. The steamer Banshee narrowly es-
capped Es6EE@ af.H r @#1 - EafT
sJoseph +. Brown was inaugurated Cover
nor OF Georsi ia On The 7th inst.
The North Carolina election returns show
that Gather is aht ad of Lander"
The Richmond Examiner admits rebel de-
feat on the Rappahannock, and that Huk's and
Hayes's brigades were captured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13
The Rebel Leaders.

ST. Louis, Nov. 12-The Republicans Cairo
speciaI says a dispatch from Eastport, Mi sis
sipp, dated the 7th lnstaI t, states that General
Lee commands at Chattanooga, that Bragg has
be EN- sent to Mobile, and that Longstreet has
been left in command of Virginia =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13
JNO. W. BorHLKR
q. ". BOTKLHR.
c. W. BOTELER 4 son,

q. ". BOTkLHR. SNO. W. BOTRLKR
C.. W. SO 7 4 L Z r. Z son.
IMPO r. T e s. ia.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL ERS IN
china, Glass, and ereskery Ware,
ABLl CUTLERY. SILVER PLATED WARE,
BRITANNIA WARE. BLOCK TIN GOODS,
TIN CHAMBIR SETS. GOAL OIL LAMPS,
JAPANNED WALTERS. DOOR MATS,
YEATHER DUBTlRs. BRUBHEs, WOOD WARE,
~Houses. Hotels, and steamboass furnished At
short notice. 81 .s So I 81 ssss
fe as IRON HALL,
Pennsyiyania avenue, bet 9Th and 10th ste.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13
~ 0 N + GO T / o u j B Y
~ AND
LADIEg' AND 61NrLEMlNB
DINING SALOON.

Tha nndsrsigned takes reat pleasure In inform
ing his friends and former patrons of his removal
from No. So High street, georgetown. to 466
Pennsylvanis avenue. between 80 and ~ streets,
north side. Where he win bs most happy to re-
ceive and serve orders with all kinds of ROREI6N
AND DOMBsTfC CONFECTIONERY, 1RUI IH,
GC.&C.
weddings, Isifa, Private Parties, aud Buppsrs,
served at the shortest notice.
All III, ds of CREAMS. WATER ICES, and
Confsctionar AIRY an HATING SALOON. where Q esery-
thing in eeason and the best the market affords
NOS sxs g. SIMMONS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13
The Canadian Finance..

TORONTO, Nov. 12.-Thes Globe saws ths
Government has withdrawn its acconnt frn,,,
the Bank OF Upper Canada, transferring il to
the Bankof Montreal, which bank has agreed
to take n million and a half OF the five per
cent. o. provincial debitufes 1t ea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13
TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
rAssoC1ArED PRESS DIIsPArcHrs,

FROM THE AaMY OF THE POTOMAC.
The Latest frSm N cadets Army-Tke En.
emy all Across the Rapldan-They are
net Failing Back TO very
ssthiBg ERvernb1e. E1st.&& al 6aA
" WAsHINoToN, Nov. l2.-f Dispatch to Phila-
efsls at the 'front.' rsISorts, toJnlkhs that our
csva!ly holds both sStsvensbnrg and Culpeper.
Our signal eo'rs eceupy Pony Mouptatn, from
witch Place Fitzpatrick drove the enemy on
Tn, sfsy last.
The rebel army is all across the Raptdan, and
her camp fires are teen all along tse southern
bark
Reports which have represented them Is
falling haek TO Orange Court House or Cor
louisville are believed to be incorrect Work
on the iiroad is reing ahead rapidly, the track
hrinr laid neasiy to Realctou. It tnouRht
that The bridge ever The Rappahannoek oan be-
built In two or thre days. The weather con.
is fas orsble to the transportation of supplies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13
ITO sUTLERs.

% I, I',',s'' DRUGGYsrs AND OTHERS. /.
prof. WUN DRAM,6 TOOTHACHE DROPS, the
only safe and reliable remedy - yet known. It
teeth OF general. health imported direct 81 the
undsraisned and % ,GT ME yhqa'Ncse!s sa4 fe:si
NO 10, I'm 145 Prince street, AeIahdria, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13
Telegraph Line Dam.,,i. Z

CALAIS, ME, Nov. 12-The telegraph line
Tell late this afternoon, west Of Sc. John, and
Will not be repaired before morning. s..
e NO signs Of the Asia at the latest IA tfax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13

Death of Judge Lane, Of Aiabama.
LOUISVILLE, Nov.12.-Geo w. Lame. United
States Thefrict Judge of Alanbama, died at the
! Gait House this morl ing, Of congestion of the
lungs. e a. ts st.e7 eaa.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13
EDUCATIONAL,

M 1Ss BROOKES HNGLIsu AND FRENCH
lsl Boaro ing and Dsy school, No. 13e Penn ay
Seven Buildings The ninth year and seventeenth
meDce on Monday, September 2sth, 1858 Circulars
can be obtained At the bookstores and of ths Prin
etpa1 ss Il -spJ+
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13
vTSOYs AND. FANCY G00De
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

Dealers would do wen 70 give me call before
pnI cha ir z elsewhere. at No. 479 llth, between
=. i. or st the Lamp Depot, 3l6 y street, Be.
tween 10Th and nth streets. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13
w
Yea+on EW Young Jno Zane O Az
Yates Frank Zr8k 1no W )

MIscELLANEoUs.- Maryland State Agent; Pro-
bursting Office: Proprietor of Melodeon Concert
Hall; Washington Lib. Co.; " j. H.; Washington
Navy Yard; lS2 NJ ST., bet. llth and 18TH.
1t sAYLES J. BOWEN, Postmaster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13
.AMUsEMENTS.
) -FORO'0 NEW T6EArEa
TENTH sTR11f. ABoV1 i.
t0zs sd u Hods, isss 4sssssEF s

.r.,.s s... "a e.
- s's'sA sasA .. #: T: ]; .;,.s soora,
lvil 5. iS srs..n..s = a. 4. Re Il. 1I time.
ncrrov tss1u sdayi eve nins. Nov IL, posih rely
70 'za''oans*'r ~ sssilsS kSssss ssss tragedy
with An eminsr t. o. O. ehara tsrs. new sosBery,
xsa! e: ss.sfa sf and versatile
Id, !. -. TIE WEBB SISTERS. 49,. -.
i.ss sods, .ass 4 Ths.e
fmnse. The sr youns o. viy apd pretty artist
asast yed suceess nnrfesadsn Cd IN at ear a6
f,l two weeks Was rFeionssd 10 ave in soasss asne
]E eoROVERs9 tn sATEa. ;.
d Pshnsylpduin AasHuseataS WSlldSdS Hotes. /
LEoHA&p IRoykNl,-- -..--- ----,i.. .-.DiIector.
THIS frrid.{N4, {N,ksEssr kyST1se, soy: Is. =
saef OF the fAyorite Ueriean Actress,
Cpon which occaaion abs win pear In two Of her
'AE7s . st fa@ Greatest Characters. -g 5 aE3n -
Ycr this great benefit oc,seIon Koprftss G .a,d
OIchsstrA wtll perform the following new and beau
RasSni s.aa Yv's,ars
.7he Bouquet ef eonss'-a q and lntredue tion
the the Day s, NJ ReSpp eSS tae f0'a'f AIRS o.
ine Fas AZ hcfaRss r2Ssf PaDUA % 'A' Dr"ms0'
La Thisbe, the Actress of Padus..--. Niss Western
Performance will conclude with the Romantic
rH xEPr op THI wish roE,w1sH:
70 morroV niieht-JAoK HEpPARD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13
FIRST
HlTIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON.
Capital-S5OO,O 900.

~ This BANK. organised under the National
Banking Law of the las: Congress, is opened this
day for the trans action Of burDess, at the
OF Fifteenth and T streets, opposite Treasury De-
Dartment. II. D. COOKE, President.
WV. b. AUsfIsosos, Csshier. seal-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13
J EroC Cusack Wm

Creswel @ w 5iCornslius J =
Chippendals a. 'oor JnoDif .,
CnId g p H1lic Ohsse Jno o
.t;s,s.Sehs Ssass Ssq II e ) / GCrs..Sls Gre los
Sallahan Geo Clawson L d
Serwin g b. Corey Lee
Chattsrson GO Clark 80
giilds SEQ W Carey LIB
ulem0nts HyD iCrOekef L W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13

Papers served witho ut Wrappers by cArfiefs
Isens perieopys; or o2Ss cents sperI mopth. In
Dsskages by carriers at - q year. or 81 cents
Der month. To maa Csnhecribers the price is
9k% year, W advdRee %. 50 for six months,
rs for three mont hs. AID for leAe thAn tnRse
YSnths At the rate Of " cents week. SinEie
scpies, with or without wrappers, TWO CENT?
~ ApvxRIIaEMEsra should ba sent +, tie
eAee before IL o,el lock N; Otherwise they may
Let uppear until the mex day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13

Al DRESS MAKING.
lylRs, GATES Wishes to inform her friends and
customers that she is prepared to al all orders ia
tbs most styles and ct short notice ct
$50 7th street, AbOve l. street. east s'do Pinkin6
ouiIhng, Re. neatly 81 ecuted.s. no 2avsws
MY FARM AT EDGEWO0D. By the author Of
IVA "1everies of Q Bachelor - SlA. -yE
The. .Yanlse Boy from Home. = ~. ogE
Broken Columns. 9l 50,
! Arthur Hxllam' q Rsmaire. atca.
no7 yEANoK TARLQR,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13

JCusack VIM
Og12ins w T. g
r&sAi1s " H-2
,GDninger ~ B
,Okriesensin "
Collins W Il
c!ipIerton Capt
w H192Tt
0ornellWM LID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13

III - ..~
300 Trims New York and Penn BUTTER. @sG
SO Tubs Baking BurrER do In ,,o,s 90. AVID n,
sale oy ID DUTROW
oc 5l-2w 400 EiShth at. bet Pa ay. and D a,
lust RICEISED. fa TT -
FOR SALE
1900 Bhls. Fresh Burnt LIME
RICHARDS 6UINAND Z
Corner First st, east ADD sonth
NO 6-6ts and at their Wharf, foot of 4th at east
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-04
The Lindeli Hotel.

Lndell Hotel, at ST. Louis, is flnisbod,
and is the largest in the world. It is
equiqalent to eight stories high, contains
sis rooms, 81 pariors, y acres of pIas
tering, 7 acres Of flooring, 80 miles Of
beIl-wire, 81 miles of base board, IL
miles of gas, steam ard water pipe. l 1-3
miles Of i $3.50 yards of ball, $40 win
dows, and $4,000 feet of painted imita-
ton Of cornice, the quantity Of bricks
used in the building is 100000. In
the basement there is railroad running
the entire length for the transportation
Of heavy articles, and above are two steam
elevators for lifting fuel and baggage
from the ground to the floors above.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-04
ME NATEONAA .LEyY.

The Conscription Bill which has just
passed Congress, is the most important
measure yet inaugarated for crushing :h9
Rebellion. 1t is the first assertion OF tie
will Of the Nation to use all the means
under its control to yindieate its authori-
". This measure, a synopsis OF when
we give, is for the enrolment and mus
,ering into service, if need be, of all the
abls.bodied people in the United States
with a very few exceptions.
Substantially it is putting military
force Of three millions at the service OF
the Government for three years. Prac
tically, it is the Death Warrant of the
Rebellion, and of any European power
that shall dare to brook the righteous
viii Of the American Peopie.-H Pau
Daily Press.