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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-07-15
HEAD Q'Rs PRovosT MARSHAL,
19TU DIS'T or OUTo

HEAD Q'Rs PRovosT MARSHAL,
10Th DIs'T OF ONO,
Warren, July IA, 1894
The following forms are published for
the information of those who claim ex-
emption from the draft on account of any
Of the reasons set forth in these FORMS
When such a person is notified that he
has been drafted, he should at once pre-
pare his testimony according to the prop
er form. Form &c, however, for an aged
and infrm parent desiring the exemp-
ton of a son, should be made at once,
and forwarded to this office. the cleo.
ton must be made before the son is
drafted. Each of these certificates must
have a five cent revenue stamp. Signi
lures by a mark must be witnessed.
BY order of Board of Enrolment.
DARIUS CALDWELL,
Provost Marshal 10Th Dist, o.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-07-15
FoRM %.

Certificate of Exemption for tie son ofa ,oidoO,
or of an aged and infrm parent or parents.
l, the subscriber, resident
of county, State of
hereby certify that /, t..
being liable to military duty under the
act of Congress ''for enrolling and calling
out the national forces" &C., approved
March 5, 1863, am the only son III
"a widow, Tor of AN
aged parent dependant On my labor for
support.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31
Rebel Raid on the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad.
ADDITIONAL FoREI0y NEW
&c, Ac., Ac.. &c &c.


w.snixoroN. December 3e-The fire alarm
police telegraph patents OF John n Gamewell 4
Go which were confscated. were sole 10 day by
the United States Marshal. aud purchased by
John II KenuNd & Co.
IL is thought Chief Justice fancy IL somewhat
better this morning
The following has been received from the army
of the Cumberland:
Cu,rrASoooA. Dec %
To Major General Hsleck:
Col Long OF the 9TH Ohio cavalry reports from
Calhoun, Dec 2-th. SAYS that the rebels under
Gen. Wheeler with | 300 OF 800 cavalry aud
mounted infantry. attacked Col Siebert aud cap.
tured a supply train from Chattanooga Tor KNOX
vile. about 10 o'clock this morning at Charleston.
The train escort had reached the erclmpment At
Charleston last night. and Sieberts ssrmlshers
engaged with the enemy this morning before Col
Long was appraised OF their approach. He imme-
diately moved the small force for duty In his
camp at the time One hundred and fifty men
crossed to Col Siebcrt- support The rebels
shortly afterwards gave way Col Long pursu
ing them closely Discovering portion Of their
force cut oil on tie right he charged them With
sabrrs, completely demorazlug aud scattering
them IN great confusion IN every dire ,tiOu
The number of the enemy IN killed and wound
eel is not known
We captured Ia prisoners. including five
commissioned ollrets
The main rebel column He'd. aud was pursued
FIVE miie.. the Dalton road. and when last
seen was iieelng precipitateiy.
Col. Lpug l0ss--one man slightly wounded.
The officer ia commtnd ot the courier station
N Cleveland also reports thai he w,s attacked
early this morning. Dec 2sth, by force OF l0l
rebels lie drove them oil hoSev
fSgned) Gko. H. THOMAS,
NJ ,IOr General.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

WIpSfsrAY MoRSlSo, Dee. 30.
Association opened with prayer BY Prof Coy
ner Order of the morning hour was the dis
cassion Of the question should the Truste -
both select aud employ the Teacher IN the Com.
mon schools The discussion was conducted
With animation By Messrs. Hiatt, Bird. Rice,
Martin Moore. q + Brown aud Rankins The
latter OF whom offered resolution recommend.
inc change 80 as TO choose q Director in each
District as la cities On motion the whole sub
jcct wac laid on the table
The resolutions of the Committee on Resolu
lions postponed last es ening came up in order,
substitute for the series MAS offered 10y Prot
Rice X. i. Brown. Smith and Bowen. when on
motion the substitute WAS committed To select
Committee OF three
MIR folleit offered resolution in favor Of
monthly reviews aud examinations. which was
discussed by Messrs Folett. Charles aud Jesse
Brown. Resolution adopted.
The Convention then took recess of fifteen
minutes.
The Select Committee 20 whom was referred
the substitute tor the series Of resolutions IN ref
efenco 10 the nomination of Superintendent of
Public Instruction. which substitute was adopted
Ia place OF the original series On motion the
substitute was indefinitely postponed.
Mr Coyucr from select committee to whom
the matter WIS re'erred reported on the subject
of the legal relation of teachers 10 pupils; which
was recommitted to the same committee.
Prof iloss moved resolution requesting our
REPRESENTATIVES and Senators I'm Congress To use
their influence 10 obtain Az extension at the time
tor accepting the grant oi land proilered by Con
gre-s 20 thi- State Tor the erection OF agricultural
colleges. which was adopted. and the President
was instructed o. communicate the same Ia our
Senators aud Representatives In Congress.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31
AFrKRSooS


At2o'cloek the Association opened with prayer
by p,ot Rec
Prof Hoss read IA paper on The I,aportauce
0f Teaching The Principles Of our Governmental
Common schools" 10 the Essay was appeudcd
series II resolutions recommending that the
Constitution of tho United States. of the State of
Indiana aud the Declaration of Independence. bc
introduced into the Common Schools of this
State Which resolution was adopted
A votc OF thanks was rendered To Prof Hoss
for hs able address
On motiot OF Prof ioyt committee OF three
wns appointed to confer with like committee
from the Examiner Convention, 10 perfect NJ
rangemenis for the joint convention
The resolutions the relation OF parent.
teacher ami pupil. which we're re committed this
morning. were reported back without change.
Remarks were made by Measrs. Coyner, Todd,
Brown. Stewart. Hiatt and Cole
On motion Of Mr.. Rankin. the resolutions
were laid on the table.
Mr. Mendenhall offered the following resolu
ton. which wis adopted
WHEREAS. We believe that the interests Of the
public schools OF Irdana demand more attention
from the County Examiners. therefore
Resolred. That the salary of our County Fix
sminers should be increased so az To enable them
To- devote the whole OF their time To the inter
ests of the public schools In their respective coun
ties
Mr. Rice offered n resolution approving o, Su.
perintendent Riggs decision. that School Trus
tees have the right to take the School journal
and pay for !, out OF any special school revenue
In their hands. Adopted.
The Committee on ENROLMENT of Member.
made "A report showing over two hundred and
| fifty members in attendance, when the AssOca
ton took recess till o'clock.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31
From cairo.

CAIRO. December 80 The cuerilas along
the river havebeen very quiet, since Gen Ect's
marine brigade has been ia tho ueighborhood,
with their former operations. The brigade has
captured during the past three weeks over fifty
prisoner, many OF them officers
Upwards oi one hundred mules and horses
have also been captured
The steamer Belle oi Mempn- with one hun.
dred eud seventy hates Of cotton for 81 Louis
and Mempes dates ia the 18th. arrived She
brings ~ imp rtsnt news
The sales of cotton at Memphis on Saturday
were gi7 bales The sales during the week
were l,6I9 bales. being $50 bales less than the
previous week
The amount of cotton shipped during the week
was 2.65O bale' being 81 bales more than the
previous week
The shipments Of cotton from October 18th to
December 36;h, inclusive. were - 6l9 bales
Two cotton presses are in operation It GORDON.
dale, Jackson county, Illinois About 100 bales
have been shipped from that point the present
season
- large number OF refugees in a destitute con-
dition have arrived here from Alabama
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

ST. Jouxs. December 3o-Ths following /.
additional per she Adriauc:
The Paris correspondent Of the London Time.
ssy-:
The Archdnks Msximilisn considered the re-
cogniton by the Washington Govern msnt Of the
neu Mexicap monarchy a. Indispensable 70 bic
acceptance Of the throne The proposal was
formally made by The French Government TO
President Lncoln's Cabinet. A dispatch vas
received from Washington In repy 10 the effec,
that the American Republic would not tolerate
or recognize monarchy established at it. vsty
door. IL Is supposed this will decide the accept
auce OF the throne Of Mexico.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31
From tfostot,.

BosroN. December 30 The usually well
posted correspondent of the Boston Herald, writ.
ing from the feet of Charleston. dating Dec.
%. says:
see bv the parer> that there is good deal OF
uneasiuess because the navy here !. idle Let
me sat that II the people at the north only knew
the reason Why We are idle, they would stop
grumblng in due season. They will have a
chance 10 rejoice over the doings OF the navy be.
fore Charleston. To prove that this is no idle
statement sm willing to wager one hundred
dollar with any Northern grumber that il every
thing works according to the plans laid out
Charleston will be occupied by the Union forces
in sixty DAYS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31
Prom Fortress. Monroe.

FORTRESS MovRoE. December 30-The Rich.
mond Enquirer ct the oath saws:
Our losses by the enemy gaining possession of
East Tennessee are incacuiable We are not
only deprived of the vast Gour mills of the coun-
try. which previously supplied the whole army,
but also of the vast machine shops extensively
organized At Knoxville Besides this we are
cut Oh from the coal lrou aud copper mines
which are worth millions 10 the United States
- The copper rolling mills NJ Cleveland. super
intended BY Col Poet. government agent, which
were burned by the enem,. formerly turned out
5000 pounds of copper per day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31
Eron .scu,phis.

MtNrnis December 2s-After suffering de
icat At Summetville and Mn1lebutg. the partic-
ulirs 0t which have not vet been received, the
rebel Gen. Forrest divided his force and the col
river nelr Lafayette yesterday olernoon They
destroyed several small culverts aud trestles aud
telegraph on the Memphis aud Charleston Rail
road, between Collerylllc aud Moscow. aud have
gone south.
Grerson's cavalry and Morgans brigade of in.
iantry are IN hot pursuit., aud il IS hoped will
bring them 10 a stand at Coldwatcr river
The bridge over which this force crossed Wolf
river bad been ordered 10 be destroyed but the
order disobcycd.
The telegraph Is again IN working ORDER aud
the railroad will be repaired To morrow
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

Nrw YoRK. December 80 The Washington
Dispatch says tha, Lord LYONS hads proiracted
interview with che Secretary of State.
The Chesapeake affair il likely 10 prove q
troublesome slftir
A dispatch ~ tho Philadelphia Enquirer says;
The official rebel loss at Chckamauga is stated
as follows:
Killed. 2299; dangerously wounded. 1850:
slightly, 10 500; missing $40
Speciul to the Post. dated Washington, Dec
3Oth, SAYS:
The War Department is understood TO be OPP.
posed To the proposition made in the Senate e.
permit Governors OF free States TO I'LL their quo
tas under the draft in the slave States
Luc'an Anderson from Kentucky will lectur,
before the Oniou League tonight
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

LIST OF PREMIUMS
swxRprp Ar rsx kArr
INDIANA STATE FAB
He'd q fsd'ssspsts. S<rs~>v - - O.
ssAss -. isss. ssetsstss.
prsnis.s sy.rSsa .. Isvs 49,
Department.
pe.s stsi,ssu. ssur var "a .re s->v.
werhing'on crs'rcu. hoerfsfils 80 go
]. .. L1~ten. ts~fsnr>. e
Best s,allioa. tbree yssr ed sns ur1sE fsus.
Allen Jsckton. tsllsif, frsi prem.
Anstin = nFockmsn, ffinburE. srccnf pen.
R<st stallion. too years eia and undsf thrss
Young short, nevills, nfsf preu.
william Gran. lfhknon. ksnsucsy, s<<ont rr<u.
Best slslllea sncsins EFT.
Samuel shsnk indssnsPos hfst prem
nssf mare. foaf years "a and ever.
wlhsmC stewart. Richland. fEsi prsu
Col Holloway. Indianapolis, "a 40
Beet marc, thr.s years cid snd Under feur.
Hamiitsn Jsekson. Cisyten. Gfsf prem
nest mare. t~o years "a All under three.
Isaac n fodcE. Lewissiile. ffrst prem.
Amos MeCslsy, southport. "a Dc
nesi snfking ailey.
fssi.h Ar lessis. Nsricn. arst prem.
A. u Hyde. lndanApolls. "a DO
Best ssiJ.ns. tour years Ga sild
J. 0Ataon, Lofansport. art PREM.
J. s. Steele. Rnckyiils. % %
Bss; pair matched horsss
American Impress Company. nra prem
william Braasn. lndisnspelis. > % 'ntss<<l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

=. leading the writ
sf hbess eerpas and done IN pafsnsnee tsFeof'
sno' printed IN pnaph.' fern, and can be obtained Of
i ace. This l. TIE great effort ~ NJ. vooshessto
etest the liberty II the citizen, and ahonld he In The
snds % every vvssr IN indiana. II makes pamphlet
ef-lsssn pages. Price 81 80 per hundred.
lTAn orders should direct the .p.eehe, 20 be sen,
byexp~ss. The postage viii be copy, and
must be pFepsd
Addres. EI.DkR. HARDNESS a BINGHAM.
fndtsn apots.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

SWEEPSTAKES on Ck1ILE-suNIor n
Best bull, Of any age.
zachsrish Webb, Edlnburg, frsf prem.
Best of any AZ.
Daniel seNiisn, xrni., Ohio, nrss pr-r
Hocs-sEcuos u.
Be-, boar. Two ycsrs ia and over
Horton Fureeson. Eilion, hrst prem
Herman C. sharts. Indianapolis, sseond kreu-
Bet boar, one year oid and under two
Horton Furgeson. hlton nfst prem.
X. Baldridge, JseksonbuFg, Cd %
Best boar under one year old.
Horton fuigeson. Hilton. trr prsuiuuS
DO DO % %.
Bess SOW, years ola and over
rA'l'P ~ s'''''' Ne. q Garden s e p''ssl'
Beet SOW one year old and under t~o.
Horton Furge.on. Alioa hrsf pfemigms
J. ". Bo~les, Nillerssilie, - DO
B~s, under one year old
Horton fErsesou, Milton. trst premium.
do DO "a do
Bet siz shosts under six months cid Z
Philip ssna'd Ne. 70 e'rSsn' sss pre-.
Best SOW and not lea than Eve psss
Horton fsrseson. Milton, hrsf preuiunN
PHILIP Venarc, New GsEden, second prsysiun.
Tour Commit &c regret 10 ssy that m show q bous
wss indeed aim bct such samples zese prsss1ssl
possessed he highest merit and M spressns stiss1
Of tais important stock growing interest Cur sssss
TrSE-wooL sHEFr-skcIlc3 "a
10 Include spanish ana French nsIino ssror. ss<
their crozees1
Beat buck. yesrs cd ard over,
Aisxsndcr Dsck. Grs<ocs-tls. trst prsrt
William Brsden. indianapolis. "a 20
Best buck. year eli and un1<rs.
william Ersder, Indianapolis, crst p-srr
Alexander Black, 6rssrSaE-,e. - 60
Best buck ls-b.
William Brstsn, fndisr spoks. frss pref.
- premium supposed 70 o> svsrd~t - A1nsnn1us
Blsck GreeDcs-fie. bit the r>port 81 - ceuuGuos
& not Sufficiently clear 70 dst<sniDs a csralnv-
Best s~s years cd ADD ever.
Aiexsnder Black. Gresnsszsi~, trst pred.
Nsrris Rowland. intsnspos "a %
B<st swe, rear I'd and under :.
sa1ansi Brst<n, Anisy. Psnn.. frst prs<e.
ki<xsntsr Bls<k. Grs>ncssfis. - e.
B>a eve lamb,
Norris Ho~isnt. fndisnsrslls. 1rst prsn.
- pr~uirn supposed g - swxr4s1 A1nx~ -
fs~sns.ztie. b, report Il Coun1rssr nos su0p1nt5
clear C determine
tso ~ oosruxxp-.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31
From Cum, he riand. Nd.

CUMBERLAND. December 30-Gen Kelly has
received information from Gen. Sullivan. the
latter getting IL from nine deserters just from the
Shenandoah Valley. that the rebel Gen. Early
with 5000 men, is between Market and Mount
Jackson
Gen Roster has 5000 rebel troops.
Great dissatisfaction exists among the rebels
concerning the Presidents proclamation.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31
rHIw DISCOVERY FOR THE


speedy and permanent cure Of Seminal Weakness. IRE
thrsl aud Vaginal Discharges. elect sequsl Diseases.
Emssicns. Impotence. Genital Debility soa diseases Of
the Bladder and Kidneys.
Bxn's ssscurc Pnls are warranted IN all cases
and be relied No change q diet required. They
do not nsusate nor interfere with business pursuits Up
wards % 400 have been cured the past month.
Nor, naa oav Auadred physiciaas Hss them IN Aefy
prirdfs practice, dad all sperk ,e4 Of tlsr scac0.
They entirely harmless on the system. and be
lied IN all arising from youthful indiereton
selfsbuse. which often nespsctaies the sufferer from
fulfilling nsjsffss Of mdSys<d igf.
A TRrArisE o. q pages, containing mesH, q cure.
sent free TO all. Two stamps required fer postage.
The Pills viii be sent by mail, securely sealed on
eelpt Of One Dclsr by J BRYAN, ND.
No. ~ g. dsr street. Ny.
Sold By all The principal druggists.
rOAIISsoS A cox. Agents.
sspt3o-dSwiy indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31
DAILY SENTINEL.
THURSDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 81.


The Sentinel Office has been removed To the
hew Sentinel building. on the corner of Meridian
and Pear streets. hail square south Of Wash
mg,on street. and nearly opposite our old loca-
ton. where We will he pc,spd Ia see AL Demo
erats. aud other. having printing Ia 10.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

rE-wo assure The public that the mos, besu-
tifui (urs. and also an extensive assoftmeu, Of
slsesp,ly fabricated bats and caps. may De seen
=, BAmt<rgsr's. East Washington street. His
display upon be shelves and counters IL varied
and ex,easlve. His goods are just those from
which TO select for New Years presents. Visit
Bambcrgef's.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

ST LouIs. December 3o.--The new and ex-
tensive tobacco factory OF Mepham 4 Brother.
on Locust street burned down this morning, to.
gether with large amount ct tobacco ready for
market, and large Quantity OF fancy groceries.
stored in the same building
The value OF the building, stock and machine
~ is sbou, sion 600 Insured % the amount Of
S67 .500
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

npFN DAY ,sp NIGHT FOR THE RECEPTION
~ q Pupils ia either pcpar mrnl. Price ~ Tuition
much reduced aud Is now isss than any other similar
Institution Ia the world.
Advantages Of this Institution oper other similar
Schools. ,ehicA are inrriaabie 10 The Student
The President o: this school dssoses his entro undi
vided attention 90 H. and II always personally present
pereneed boys, whose principal pay + the name 81
Professor aud devote their own time 10 drumming mp
scholars, being frequently on the than at the
desk.
The President Of THIS school Is believed 10 be IN, only
person teaching "a the State. II not IN the West, who
has had actual experience practical accountant
In bank % other trst class business house.
II Il the only school In the state IL not Ia the west
that has hrst-class Penmsn permanently connected
with H. and has the only Penmsn IN the n te who has
tytr taken rst pTemiasl on feamankAp q any Kind
otherstaie.
The sysem ofBook ieeplrg v.sa IN ,his School l.
the mere imagination ~ an se inexperienced theor'e
which has never been applied or adopted IN single
business house, but IL tho Joint work Of many OF the
very best practical accountants taken from real busi
snd actual experience, and Is IN constant
IN iourfhs Of the nrst class business houses Of the
United States.
One hundred graduates Of ,hs School are now acting
a. actual accountants In fret class business houses Ter
other school Ia the state, and tho
graduates ofthis School get ny per cent for their
services than Of any other School In the state
II u believed 10 be the ony School Of the kind In the
state that hs regular lectures or IN which all taught
that advertised and charged for part - the regu
lar
Full particulars ~ anything pertaining the College
will be sent TO any person on receipt Of red stamp TO
pay return postage. and III thank any person who
win send the aud address OF any number Of gen.
lem"n or sdies WIZ may possibly attend Commercial
College.
YIsBc careful to give the names Of the Post Once.
THoM As J, BRYANT, President.
eel2-dsvim Indianapolis, Ind.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

Tns MrrRorotirAS MIR. Riley's benefit last
night mus, hare made him feel proud Of the pub
&c appreciation of he hstTonc capabilities. The
house was en- oserhowlng one Mr.. Riley was
called before the curtain and made his ackno~l.
edgments leslingly aud gracefully,
To night. The Motto Of the Duke. and The
Laughing Hyena
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

Nav Srlrs-As this H. the seasol when every
person vsnr- new suit. they should call on G
II Reitkam No IL North Illinois street and
examine his stock OF piece goods sud select =
comfortable suit FOR The season. New goods
lust received decl-li
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

~ IMPORTANT TO LADIES. DIR
nAsvsss rsxALs Fuu have nevef ret faiis< 10 70
moving deaIues arising from ebstruesicn. o. sserpsss
II nature o. IN restoring The system 20 perfect hssih
when suffering from spinal sseciions. rrelsp~as rssr
the Whites. other weakness u the Uterine Organs
TIE Pills perfectly harmless on the constitution. and
may be taken by the delicate female without
lnx dIssress-ths same time they act like charm By
Strengthening lnvsorsng aud restoring The sysism 10
healthy eoodlon. aud BY bringing the monthly Pc
rod with regularity matter ffom What causes The
obstruction may arise. They should. howsver NOT he
taken during the h three -four months of pregnancy.
though any time. miscarriage would be
the result.
Zach box contains co pills. Price 81.
Dr. HARvEr's rRsArisk on Diseases Of fs.1si~s.
Pregnancy. Miscarriage Bsenness ssrillsy. ksprcdne
ton and Abuses OF Mature. and emphscay the Ladies'
Private Medical Adviser pamphlet o. "a pages sent
free TO any address Sir required TO postage
The pills aud book viii BE- sent By mall when desired.
securely sealed and prspaId.by
j. BRYAN, n. u, General Agent,
No.fe Cedar street. New York.
r-Fsold by ell the principal druggists.
ToMLiNsoS 4 cox. Druggists. Agents.
sept,o'es-d&wiy indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

n The Democrats OF Perry township are re-
qaestsd 10 meet At tie Preciact House on Thurs
day the ia day Of January next al o'clock. for
the purpose Of selecting delegates TO attend the
Congressional Coasention 10 be held At Military
Hall n lndianspoll. on the eth day of January
Ie64 general attendance II requested
By order Of the Tosuship Committee.
eec2s dkr2 - WHIryoRp. Chm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

lAhFtk I Lhhi UeC. -,
To Brig. Gen Collum. Chief OF Staff
Gen Sulivan's column returned safely. bring
ing in 100 prisoners. 100 horses. equipments, SC
NV different columns are nov safely back
They captured In all 400 prisoners and a large
quantity of property. with but small loss on our
part Il. T. kkLLr, Brig. Gen.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31
FOR SALE.
United States MarShal's Sale.
District Of indiana.


DY VIRTUE OF CERTIFIED cory or DECREE
I'D and vcudioni esponas TO me issued, aud directed
by the Clerk Of the United States District Court for the
District Of Indiana WILL the sth day of January,
1884, at the ONCE OF the Treasurer of STATE In the city
on apos, between the hours - 10 o'clock A. N.
tad o'clock N. OF said dav, expose 10 sale at public
outcry, 10 the highest bidder Tor cash, $1,000 Of lnd
ana Nv. per eeL State Stock the numbers of the
testes % witch, aud tho respective AMOUNTS thereof
are as follows
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

IT, The 29th Ohio. from Chattanooga. passed
through the city Yesterday for Clevelaud. They
were breaktastei at the soldiers Home. They
are three Years men who re-enlSted and have
come home 90 recruit
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

Fok THK HoLlpAys What more appropriate
present than tine piano Beuhsm \ CO have
a large ware-room well filed With instruments
watch Tor beauty OF finish combined With volume
q toue carnot be surpassed. Call aud extmine
their stock dec2i-dlw