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Death Of Stonewall jackson,

Thos. J. jackson DIETER known by
lie prefix Of "Sioncwall'') was ma.
tive OF Virginia, and graduated at West
Poin, in the class Of 1916. He was
IN the Mexican war, was attached to
Magruder's battery, and was brcvett-
el Captain for gallant conduct at Con-
ireras and Cherubusco, and Major for
like conduct At The storming Of Chap
ultcpee. lie retired from the army in
1852, and became connected with a
Virginia military institution.
AT tie outbreak OF tile rebellion he
was very low down in the list of those
who were expected TO be Of value TO
the South. But be soon displayed an
originality and yigor that left him no
competitors in bis particular line OF SER
vice. lie was in every important bat
lie in Virginia from Bull Run to
Chanccllorvillc; but his remarkable
qualities were FIRST displayed in the ia.
nous raid up Shenandoah valley last
summer, and afterwards in the attack
on our right wing a, Mechanicsyille
Both In bis raids and in his charges,
he moved with The utmost CELEBRITY.
while in the latter he so massed aud
kept bis forces in hand, that his onset
was tremendous. In fact he has caus-
ed The Union army more trouble than
any other rebel officer. lie probably
had not the capacity Of Lee for enlarg-
% operations, but as a dashing aad
effective corps commander, his place
canno be supplied in the rebel ar
my.
We willingly do this justice to his
memory, because IN bis private life,
and IN the sincerity aud depth Of bis
convictions. however mistaken, he was
an exsmple worthy Of ibe attention Of
too many officers 10 our owa RACKS.
He demonstrated the value of being
in earnest. and ID this respect as IN
many others. Il i, according tothe Old
maxim, aright 10 learn from the enc.
INV - Boston Journal.
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IT BY the use Of these Pills the periodic
attacks Of Nervous or Sick Hraddcae may
be prevented; and il takena the commence
ment Of an attack immediate relief from pain
and sickness will he obtained
They seldom fail in removing The Nausea
and headache to which females are so subject
They act gently upon the bowels rcmoy-
ing CosiireHfsS.
For LITERARY Men, Siudcfs, Delicate Re
males, and all persons Of seaeHtary Aa6us,
they are valuable as a Larafire improving
the appetite, giving tone and rigor TO the di-
gestiye organs, and restoring their natural
elasticity and strength to the whole system.
The Cephaiic PiHs are the result Of long
investigation and carefully conducted exper-
iments, having been in use many years. dur
ing which time they have prevented and re-
lieved vast amount Of pain and suffering
from Headache, whether originating in the
nervous system or deranged state Of the
stomach. They are entirely vegetable in
their composition, and may be taken at all
times with perfect safety, without making
any change Of diet. and the absence Of any
fisdgreea5le taste renders it easy to admin
lster them to children.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-05-26

80 bsss aaga rseui = ins aest
ca Gle osE aosoani eaf msu eaooar.
sssl hm Is az belisf that = dry
ufn ,fa Ysa Dom m,al-
>, ,hey uoaa eoa oieh lle Ian.
kees Ihs scets Gentleman beart-
ily approved n sAai BE- supposed 81
le ihrif nicnGons. anl ealo.ned upoa
then ibs necessity q making s. nap
"a maabe, AZ possible A oar mea
hsd discovered two splendid carriage
lau ID Use plantef stable, ihey
if8aeis. uadeF tie circumstance.
lhey would Justified 10 making an
,nrhsaee. vh.rh they accordingly
proceeded 10 a.. A. ,hey were iak.
ing toe sadlles FROM ibeiF Own tired
ateds. and placing them on the backs
q lie wealthy guerr!las horses the
proprietor discovered them, and ct
once objected. lie wa. met with the
reply, a. he was suKiOus the Yankees
should lie speedily o,erlaken, those af-
Ter lllrm should have good horses.--
All right, genilemen, said the PLAN
ter J wilI Keep your animals until
YOU return. suppose you will Be
back il two or three days At the
iarthesl Nlleb you return you'il
find tires have been wen cared for T
Oar soldiers we're sometimes asked
where ilcy got their blue coats =
They always replied, Il they were
travelling under the Tame Of Van
noras cavalry that they took them
Il Holly SPRING. 81 Tie Yankees
This always excited great laughter
among ibc see.ioni.ts. Our scouts
however, usunlly wore the regular
"seccsh uniforms.
Capt. Forbes, Of Grierson's caval
r., left the main body for scout,
with 81 men, While going through
Mississippi, and rode into the town Of
Enterprise, where he found three
thousand rebel troops just getting off
the cars. lie promptly raised a flag
81 frusc, aud boldly rode forward, de-
manding the surrender Of the place,
IN The name Of Col Grierson. The
commanding rebel oflicer-Col. Good
win--askcd one hour to consider the
proposition, and wished TO know where
Captain Forbes would be nj that fine.
Tue Captain, answered that he would
20 back with the reply 10 the reserve
which he did pretty rapidly, after
having shrewdly ascerained the
strength Of tie enemy. 1t i not
known whether Enterprise ever sur
rendered on not, OF whether the rebel
Colonel IS still trying TO find the ere
serve 10 make his pcnitent bow
but one thing certain is that Capt.
FORBES. with Isis little squad Of 50
men, did not Intend to take those 5000
rebel prisoners--lhat time at least
and was laughing in his sleeves many
miles Oft while those Enterpriseing
people were trembling in their boots.
The Mobile Register in the depth
Of its eonsternaiion and chagrin, treats
this ridiculous sell with The most abb
surd aud amusing gravity. "The on
y thing satisfactorily explained" says
the Register, :" is that they ran away
from Enterprise rs soon as they heard
that sold Blizzard was about
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FISK'S PATENT METALLIC
Burial Cases.

FT'HEsE Gases are extensively used and pos
IL sess valuable advantages over al other
Coffins, for transportation Deposiilug IN
vnalts, or for ordinary Intermenis.
They are made Of the most imperishable
Materials. and also enameled inside and out
% prevent rust, o. euFrosion and when prop
eriy eeneuted are imperyioHs 70 water.
The subscriber has made arrangements wlth
the Manufacturer 81 the above named Gases
and viii have on band all sizes, aui also al
kinds 81 wood Cefslns with coffin handles
Plates engraved, Desmond sisds ard screws
which he wiz furnish AZ tie shortest notice
and Inost REASONABLE terus
SAMUEL s. SCOTT.
BeaainStoa Center ". s3ff
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SUNDAY SCHOOL MUSIC BOOKS
81 ANK BOOKS.

LEDGERS = Cap. Deny and Medium.
JOURNALS, " " " %
CASH BOOKS" /" +"
Bill Books, Receipt Books, Alphabcts, Draw
ing Books, Tuck Memorandum. Copying Books,
Memorandum Books, Composition Books, Pass
Books, Time Books.
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e The Cezmissionsr q internsl Reeve
rue sss decided that R1Fis sugar IL man.
ulsesxse. sna isSl Q tho tax ei three
PEA eFzs az sslgrta
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Trapping Paper.

We have now in store Forty different kinds,
sizes aud Qualities also
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Paper Bags.

rHthty four sizes and kind. Ghcsc are very
extensively used by Grocors, Druggists, and
Others.
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We or afer.s ctIs e lsmale
CamHe Va em eeHfe it8i ae sE Heed
% taf fsmArs. u8ag II less So nbgat aee
manti5s lass n.sf q Washing tafHue. pai sI,ri
o. 81 aaei NnNaH 81 hTsePa1A. Ne
csgaleT it Is raieshi 1ara.ttn baiH u ssylug
'abof sat asasau- fAe asHa. scar aIl tear ~
eiaihihg u wAI cieaase a ufese ai oyd.HaFY
use De- ne mplc nssiai 9 ite hac6iae ~
uhiei &. na p9u8lIns ar bard inc'iau % itiurs
the ARTICLES D. hs elgsnct lie Machine sil
"a saeh wash win mah 'gtA labor ara mnch
iess HiBrs q fiia rtasi-s ilian the ordinary WAY
81 rubbing ga wa-h-h1ara. NcfF dirty arii-
claf, like si.irt c3.an ld wristbands, maV 81.
qaige sf7He rubbing tti TIE Nachjne i - ar
raneed that Is can Ga iouc ia u as conveniently
a. nit8 a comn1n TOD and board Zoe sud-.
,nr ant finsing tic machine i very valuable.
u UiA noi iniun ihe fuesi muslin fabric, bile
Is aiil cleanse bed quiti, heavy blankets, and
even carpets more iliar1u ghly tlian can be cone
bv hahd. We consider it q eroat Improvement
ga every kiud II Washing Machine sc haveev
e. knnwu, and u operation gives such uuivor.
so satisfaction wherever b has been tried, We
think il must soon come into very general use.
Hvde{ark VI lane ~ 1853.
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IMPORTANT
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIAL
IIelllnarIero. In n. CnaIIy.

Near Baltimore, Nd Sept. 10, 1862
Begr SIR .--lu the absence Of a sufficient as
soriment 81 medicines FOR general uses ID the
Camp. was induced 10 try y0m celebrated
remedies. viz {" The Eclectic Pills. Universal
Cough Remedy, and loln Anodyue."
A. regards the Pills. must say that never
used pin with SO much success. ia every
case where I have had occasion to use 4 gentle
catlnrtic. | have employed the pills with a
splendid effect; and YOU may rest assured that
! shall not be without them, rs long rs it is
possible for me 10 obtain them.
The " Cough Remedy | have used with
equally rs good success in Bronchial Com
plants had occasion 20 use it for a tickling
sensation IN my throat, caused by being 0blig
ell 10 be out In the night air. and taking colds;
found almost instant reliefby the prompt use
of yonr Universal Cough Remedy" and most
cartlyrecommenl il to al afflicted with throat
and lung complaints.
The " Toiu Anodyncn have found 10 be Of
very great service in cases Of Neuralgia, Tooth
ache, &c. The men are subject, more or less,
to constant exposure, thereby contracting the
most painful Of al diseases. Neuralgia" and
/ MI complaints connected with the nervous sys
tom l3y the proper aud prompt use Of the An
odyne, YOU viii obtain immediate relief
sheerfully recommend the above prepare
ioqs 20 the public, and mere particularly 70 the
" Soldier" and would advise every man to
provide himself with bottle Of each, before
leaving for the seat Of war.
With great respect, remain,
Yours truly,
JOSEPH HOYT,
Hospital Steward, 18th Pa. Cavalry.
1 john l.. Hunncweli, Boston, Mass.
i p. s Theabove testimonial was sent entire.
I y unsolicited, and beg il may be accepted
With confidence. and placed where il can be
seen by SILL From all connected with the Camp
or Hospital. correspondence is requested.
Z JOHN l.. HUNNEWELL,
Proprietor. Boston, Mass.
TIE above named preparations are for sale
at the Equinox Drug Store, Manchester, Vt.
sold hy al wholesale and retail dealers.
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Tie Subscribers offer he above Machine lol
talc % ile following terms fay one wishing
o. puFuhase can take machine ole month on
trial 81 ihe esd q Tie mmtl hccsu return TIC
machine nuitilrcd 81 pay tAapnce q i, q he
chooses.
CANFtELD & CHAMBRRLIN.
Factory Point, MAY &c, 1852.
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SCHOOL HARMONIUM,

with or without Ia Harmonic Attachment and
Manual Sub Bass. This Instrument has no
equal Of lis size for power and efficiency and
is really the most desirable for Sabbath Schools,
Churches, Lecture Rooms, Ncstries, Public
Halls &c., that can be obtained. rs the low
price at which it is sold brings it within the
means Of the most limited, and supplies place
which it has long been felt no instrument was
peculiarly adapted. It's size, compactcss,
power aud beauty OF tone neancss and sim
plicitv Decentralization and ease al management
viii at once recommend it to every one rs be-
ing all that is claimed for il.
u Every Instrument warranted.
p A N q $
From tho best Manufacture, new and second
hand for sale, end to rent on the most reasona
Die terms.
TO- Address,
3S J. ESTEY, BTttieboge, VI.
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Initial Stamping.

We are prepared to receive orders ior Stamp
ing Initials on Note Paper and Envelopes,
Work well aud promptly executed.
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PERFECT MELODEON,
H'ih Patent Harmonic .qHachmeat, Bass
Ddmper and Manual Sub Bass.

The world wide renown these Mclodeous
have obtained within the last few years IS u
sure evidence Of their superiority over all 9th
er.. We are now manufacturing some thirty
different kinds Of these instruments, and have
recently added to our former large variety, the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-05-26

also lor Ladies aud Gentlemens private use.
PENS, HOLDERS, WRISTBANDS, WAX,
Ink, Muciage, Knives, Ensers, Rubber, No
torial Waters, Legal Seals, Gum Labels, Slates,
Pencils, Copying Presses, Dnmpening Rrush-
es, Water Cups, Oil Paper, Bloting Board,
Envelopes, Bill Head Cases 20. Deliveries,
Date Racks, Clips, Paper Cutters.
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STATIONE RY.

Our stock is large, and adapted to the wants
Of Banks, Railroads, County and Town Officers,
Insurance Companies, Corporations ofall kinds,
Lawyers, Merchants aud Manufacturers. and
also lor Ladies aud Gentlemens private use.
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CsPECIAL attention Nlil be eifsa . kcseptrg
- a. hand ~ ordering At shoFf notice. lisTd
ware lor Ruadsrs. Ptesse 'nshs ont gouf bis
ard cali befseyoH hoy.
Msnehsstsr, Jan - 1852.
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PATENT TURN TABLE

PATENT TURN TABLE
APPLE RING MACHINES.
This Machine has no swapping Or reserse
motion. II made entirely Of iron. not liable
10 get out Of order. and has no Superior for
pairing appies or qaiBees, however uneven.
This pareF has taken ibe premium a. ~
cry Fair where il be- bern eaiersd, and ls
SOW acknowledged the tea Partr - hs
lcorl9
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-09
From .NenD pflis.

MEMPHIS. September 4 A refugee from Co
lumbuS. Miss arrived here, who has been in the
Quartermaster's Department of the rebel army
for the past two vear- and has had more than
ordinary means ot observation He states that
Johnston loses fity men every night nv desertion
His army Is diSprited and demoralzed. and those
who have not deserted only wait the opportunity
To do SO
Rebel officers estimate the number of troops
between Columbus Miss aud Coriuth at about
1000
Two regiments of Johnstou's army have been
sent 10 Georgia and two came M to Okaona
recently to repel an expected Yankee raid in
that direction.
A reconstruction meeting had been appointed
by Unionis;s in the vicinity of Columbus. but
suppressed hy the military
There * a strong latent Union feeling among
the inhabitants which i bccOm NJ more open and
bold in manifestation The citizens regard the
rebel troops as oppressor> and in, aders and look
anx0usly for an advance OF the Yankees among
them
4 deserter from Bragg's army has reached
here aud states that they are on one third ratons
which consist of beef rice and corn meal
Bragg'> headquarters i NJ Shehyvile. His
force consists OF about - 600 men who are much
dispirited and very anxious to throw down their
arms.
The wheat crop throughout TIE country is
good The Confederate Government is seiZing
every bushe tor taxes
Rebel officers acknowledge that they will b
Obliged To give up all the country north of the
COOSa river
In - Clair county the Union feeling is 80
strong that Sece~>ioHiSts not allow ed to stay
there In other sections men are secreted in
swamps and caves. aud would join the Federal
army hut for the danger of capture by the rebels
while making their way to our lines.
Three hundred deSerters rendezvoused in
Winston county. all armed. and determined to
resi- the rehel authorities to the last
The rebels are conScripting negroes at Talla-
dega 10 build bret~tworks at Salem.
These statements are daily confirmed bv de
serters and refugees, and believed TO be
true
a deserier from Tupelo formerly Orderly to
Gen Ferguson. has arrived here He reports
that Ferguson ha, at Tupello and Pon,otoc 1000
cavalry and ten piece, Of artillery. He also re-
ports that Fergu-on i contemplating raid on
the Memphis and Charleston railroad. while
Roddy i make an attack on Gendale Miss
~ the time
NeNcanib. with some 700 men, i near Jack
son. Tenn. cnnsuript.uc
The sanitary condition OF tien Hurlou,s corps
Is good and The troops are IA fue spirits
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CEDRON BITE r s

trial, ard you will never any others.
IL is not necessary publish long list Of diseases for
which the Cedron Bitters specific.
In all diseases of the STOMACH, BOWELS, ktDNEfS,
LIVER:
Ia all affections Of the BRAIN depending upon derange
ment of the stomach Bowels;
In G0UT, RHEUMATISM and NEURALGIA;
And in FEVER AND AGUE;
IL l. destined snpersede all other remedies II not
nly all these diseases but il prevents them.
A vine glass full of the Bters taken horr before
each meal will obviae the i'll effect, of the most un-
healthy climate and the person taking against
disease under the trying exposure.
Sod by Druggists and CIR generally.
DR.. JOHN BULLS Principal Ofice. Fifth street, Louis
ville Ky.
Sold in Indianapolis by Browning Sloan, Tomlinson
& Cox, and J. W. Bryan. jy2Od3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-09

ST. LOUIS. September s-Tbc Democrats
special from Leavenworth dated the Sth has the
following:
The excitement which has prevaded Kansas
since the Lawrence massacre has snhsided and in
us place has come 4 determined earnest purpose
10 avenge that fearful act There seems 10 be
10 confidence in our respect for Schofied
few DAYS ago Lane and A c Wilder sent
telegram 10 the President saying that the ncom
peteucv OF Schoheld was deplorable and unless
there a chanse IN commanders there was
danger II conflict between the people and the
military. The reply of the President did not in
dcaie his policy
4 dispatch in relation TO a public meeting at
Paola, dated Leavenworth, IS so badly written by
the operator that our compositors cannot make it
out. and hence ne omit IL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-09

Advertisements published in both the Daily and t,e
weekiv SENrSBf viii be charged The fun Daily rates,
with one half the Weekly rates added.
Business Notices published IN the local columns ~ ten
ine under w Sc charged Tor each Insertion sl "
lines cents per iiae.
Chafges will he made for inserting the notices Oi TIE
following Orders aud Associations AT the rates
named 20 be paid 10 advance.
Military C0mpan'es Order Of Odd Fellows, hasofc
Order rstevoieft Societies and Singing Societies
each notice exceeding lines 70 cents Tor eafh
Insertion. over eight lines NJ this rate
Announcing denias with funeral notice attached, VI;
without nosiCe frt~
Marriage Notices 50 cents.
Notices &c Festivals Pcncs aud ENcursos, gotten by
individuals assocaious ~ churches. at the regular
prices. .
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head 81
Special Notices lines will be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisements making less than three lines, Inserted
once in the Daily N be charged hfty cents.
Yearly atvertiser to paw quarterly
Announcing Candidates for Offices OF every description
charged the rate Of 81 80 for each name m The
Daily and s2n the Daily and Weekly the same 70 be, IN
all cases. paid IN advance.
Legal inserted the OF the at
torneys orderng and desyabe for the legal proceed
ng. but coectabe az usual time. Publishers not
the accuracy of legal advertisements be-
yond the amount charged for their publication.
ELDER HARKNESS BINGHAM,
Proprietcrs Indiana State Sentinel.
]. NJ TILFORD,
President indianapolis Journal Company.
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PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r "A I L r Q a D.
1868. KW9 1868.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
81 MILES SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
New Route tn Chicago VIA Kskems

81 MILES SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
NN AND AFTEk MONDAY. APRIL 20 lsss, trsin-
y trains will be run a. follows
Chicago Express Train viii leave Indian. polls
12.35 p M xrrve at Kokomo az 3:l0 r, ", ia time 90
make close connection with on Cincinnati and
Chicago Air Line Railroad for Jogansport Valparaiso
and Chicago. aud arrive at Peru az 4:2o p. NJ.
Returning the train will leave Peru at l3e A. NJ,
making close connections with the night from Chi
cago, and arrive at Indianapolis at $40 Al
Mail Train will leave Indianapolis st AIS 2. NJ
stopping at all stations and arriving Peru in time
make connections with the trains the Toledo and Wa
bash Railway. for Wabash Huntington, Fort Wayne, To-
ledo and Detroit.
Returning the same train will leave Peru af SEQ
A. NJ. after the arrival Of the train the T. "a. r. W
from the East and arrive Indianapolis 1000 A. NJ.
in time make connections tor all points East, south
and West.
Chicago Expresstrsin will leave Indianapolis sts:so
p NJ making close connections at Kokomo with train for
Logansport, Valparaiso and Chicago. and arrive Al
Peru sf l0e A M time make connection with train
going East and West on the Toledo and Wabash Rail
way
Returning the will leave Peru l2l5 Z. NJ,
making Close connection az kokomO with the trains
the Cincinnati and Chicago Air line H. r. from Chicago
Valparaiso and LOganspor and arrive AZ Indianapolis %
$40 NJ in time 20 connect with the evening trsine for
Cincinnati Louisville and other points
V. 7. hALorr. General Ticket Agent. febzs. 's3-diy
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trenl Cincinnati.

CINoISNArI. September --Four men made an
attack on 4 negro in his house near Goshen,
Clernont county. Saturday night The negro
fred on them. killing two instantly and wound
inc 4 third
Masses were held IN the Catholic churches in
this city yesterday, at the request OF Gen. Rose
Grams tor the success OF the Federal arms
Ii Is supposed ROsecrans made an attack on
Chattanooga Yesterday.
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indianapolis and Madison
1868 MH "a 1868.
New Arrangement Com nee W Or
day. Feb. 2, 1863

day. Feb. 2, 1863
HNNO passenger trains daily lhunday6 excepted, h~
tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Onion Depot Indianapolis, % A.
and =. N, arrivin d-ou st II Is A. n. and 50
Pm
Leave the Depot st Madison o A NJ and p N.
irving at Indianapolis at IL a. " and $40 p. n
The train leaving Indianapolis a so A N. oonnscts
With that leaving Columbus a, e45 A. ". for shelby
willie and Rushviile arriving sbeibyviIle
aud Rushve al u 30 ?. N.
Leaving kushville al 80 ", Shslby.iile a. 2.S n
NJ. connects CoEulbus with the I and NJ. train.
riSing either indianapolis Madison the
ing.
This Road forn- line with the Packets 81 Nadan for
the transportation OF freight between Cincinnati and In
dianapols snd points West
Tsnd Of freights a. low A. by any other route.
Shippers and merchants Wet viii Dd their
ship by this line
feb2 DC. BRASHAh. superinten6ent.
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Military Directory OF Indianapolis,
Indiana.


Pay per Ann
o. T. Morton, Governor: Office, State House;
residence corner Of Market and illinois sts $4,000
W. Holloway, Colonel and Private Secretary
o. Governor. Onice, State House; resides
with Governor Morton. observation-disclosures. 2,Gs4
w. II "A. Terrell Major and Military Secretary
to Governor Office, Stale House; residence
loves y ock, on ohio street. ALAS
W. ID. Schlater Major Regiment. Indiana
Volunteers, 4. ID. 4. TO Governor. Office,
State House; boards at Palmer House,. ALAS
Lar. Noble, Adjutsnt General OF Indiana.
Office State House boards at Bates House;
$500 from the State aud 81 66i pay OF Col
onel ........................... 3,464