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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04
Democratic State Ticket.

SECOND TUESDAY usrn) OCTOBER
FOR GOVERNOR,
CLEMENT L. YALLANDIGHAM,
OF Montgomery County,
LIEUTENANT GovERNoB,
GEORGE E. PUGH, of Hamilton.
AUDITOR OF STATE,
WILLIAM HUBBARD, Of Logan
TREASURER OF STATE,
HORACE s. KNAPP, OF Ashland
SUPREME JUDGE,
PHILADELPH VAN TRUMP, of Fairfield.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN II HEATON, Of Belmont
Democratic state Central Committee of
Ohio.
JOHN G. THOMPSON, SAMUEL MEDARY,
GEORGE L. CONVERSE, AMOS LAYMAN,
ALLEN G. THURMAN
All these gentlemen reside in Coutnbu and letters
Of political character addressed any of them
will llreceiye proper attention.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04

A Republican "life-long Democrat" is one
who has been trailing after negro equality
and refusing to vote the Democratic ticket
Judas was lifelong Christian according to
the Republican idea.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04
Hung In Emgy.

The Abolitionists, at their mass meeting in
this city on Thursday last, immortalzed them.
selves by hanging Mr.. Vallandigham, the
Democratic candidate for Governor, in etigy.
II is the same treatment General jackson and
Stephen A. Douglas received from the oppo
stioo, and yet they claim to be jackson
Democrats, and Douglas .Democratst' II
will not be long before they will claim TO be
the original supporters Of Mr. Vallandigham
They stone the propheta while living anG
claim salvation through them when dead -
Clarke County Democrat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04

We coming Father Abrah IN, three million patriots
stTongi
We are here from bleak New England-ifom Western
howery plains
From Northern hills and valleys, pour a countless
throng,
To conquer al the bsllol-box, aud break the chts
mans chains.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04

Bd-Ihe teachings Of the past have been
a mistake. From our youth up, we have
been taught that "Eternd vigilance is the
price Of Liberty" 1t is now shown to be
three hundred dollarsi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04
HaIf~fare Arrangement for the
Vailandigham Mass Meeting
in Dayton ON the nth OF Sep
lember.

lember.
Arrangements have been completed for
half-fare to the Democratic Mass Meeting
in this city on the 18th, on all the Rail-
roads leading into Dayton. The follow
ing letter, just received, makes the ar
rangement complete with all the Roads
CIMcNNATI, September I'd, 1868
JoAN L. MILLER, ESQ DAYTON, 0HIo.
Dear Sir;
Your favor of August 9th, to d. McLaren
Esq. Superintendent, has bsen placed in my
hands. Round trip tickets at one fare will bs
issued for the Mass Meeting Of the Democra.
cy to be held at Dayton on the l7lh inst, the
tickets will be sold commencing with the l2;0f
A. NJ train from Columbus on the morning
of the seventeenth, and the ll:46 P. NJ, trair
from Toledo on the night of the sixteenth
and then by the morning trains Of that date
returning the tickets will be good for the sigh
teenth inclusive. This arrangement include
the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton, thu
Little Miami, Columbus and Xenia, the Day
ton and Michigan, and the DaytoH and West
ern Railroads. Yours Truly,
P. L. STRADER, General Ticket Agent,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04
Democratic County Ticket.

REPRESENTATIVES,,
TH0S. f. THRESHER,
JOHN +. T0LAN.
CLERK OF THE COURT,
WILLIAM H. GILLESPIE.
TREAsURER,
JONATHAN KENNEY
PROBATE JUDGE,
ADAM CLAY.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
HENDERSON ELLIOTT.
COMMISSIONER,
JOHN ALLEN.
ISFIRMARY DIRECTOR,
JOSEPH K WHITMORE.
CORONER
L. B. SKULL.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04

A YASERE TRADE-Free the negroes and
make slaves Of white men.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-24
BUSINESS NOTICE.

A IL PERs0ss INDEBTED 10 THH LATE yIRM
"A q H. D, knOwden a Co., % 10 tie lst ii Jan.
Vary 1862, either By note 81 account and liksNlss
those lndsbtod 70 D. showden 4 Uo.. from lei Jag.
uafy 1909 10 Let July, lo eafnssty 90
oal ana settle upion and .rlantsrs' Bank notes
VII Be received at par until TIE lst III Doosts ben
neNi. JaD SN0NDEN h Co
No. Cherry street, Uui.u aud American Block
n. We are receiWng large Additions 10 our
present STOCK q Family Gfocer6s Including ano Ola
Wines WHISTLES, hrAndlos and ligars which W. are
prepared 10 sell AZ the l0west market price
sbpeo-lm ID gn
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GENERAL RAILROAD
? $50 tA4t AND nTC
RAILROAD 0MNfBbs
n O r Il I ~ r.

a.sFa N q. 30
NORTH CHERRY grREET.
Z Fourth Door From Union.
An persops who design leaving ihscity By Railroad
can pprchassthroaei Tickets 10 New York, PhnA
de'phia, seston. Raitims ~, Niagara Fails, Wash.
inson City, aud AL principal eitiss North, East and
WestIby DE shortest and most teabe routes. Also,
through riossts 10 Montreal, toronio, Qusteo, ara
all principal oiiles in Canada. frsi1
Discharged soldiers can be furnished With through
Tickets atg6ssfhmsht RATES e
Tieksis can be bad teaail way ssStiops on Inc
Louisville and Nashville, rohnesse AMI Alaben. and
HAahviiie and Chattanooga Railroads
Trains s,eave as EOsiOJSs;
Louisville and Hashys ,...........T o'clock, A. NJ
1enoesseo and Aiabaiha. 4.,........IO.3O, A. nj
Nashville and Ohattanoogs....'-,,r 3 O'Clock, A. NJ
Omnibuses leave all the principal Hotels 80 min.
utss before the above mentioned times
omnlbusos viii call at any private resIdsnos or
hospital in the city, By giving notice She day pre-.
vious to leaving.
Office Hours. -The once Is ocen nom
o'clock, A. NJ, to 10 O'Clock, p. NJ daily Sundays
eEOeptedl and SUNDAY from O'Clock to 10 O'Clock
mornihg and evening.
For farther particulars call ct the once
a. ad yilJ u w. w. CRAIG. Cd .
. u1'sU 0g7 M General Railroad Ag,-nt
NAsnvIlH, Tonueaaoe, Dot. l6, lseS-u.
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DIR. KINGS DlSPENSARF,
PHIvaTE DIBEABEg. .

WEgN(t 81 KOR PRIVATE DlbEAs11ssl AT y
uzaAscNrSzB DR. KIEo formerly Of Now York
NJ for nst 4yoarsof Louisvills, lSyss
&tsBA~&eeAS who has devoted his ettenttton TO
the treatment Of private dhoases for 20 years, hAIte
;sl9yO ] 5lS as:a9 ss;a X q 'ss .s
how bad cher may be from bggdeons uedica treat
msntr a. from neglect Of thoir own. Dr. Kings
Dsponsary Is No. ~ Deaderck street, between Cher
hu ana the Square, second story vhsfs he ctycs 81
diseases Of private nature. A1fLi -, u
0onofrloa cured withoui nhuse0us medicines OF
interiorepcs with buainess, 80
~ fsVr days, By operatou which Causes no pain
Where's strioure exists hoAlth cannot Be ennJoyed
Parhapn no disease cauHes udEohiei and under-
mlneathe oouBttutiou 70 much.
eyphilia, With all the diseases OF tho sbn grovtns
"a outof negsot bad tresimsnt be enect0Aiy
cared IN few dAya u 1. III II H. II
given this disease, and AL the consequence grow
r ar lug Of H. brought In many cases by We 10
Mfactivs habits Of inoonsdcrae youths, aud eAcese
h. i've Indulgence Of the passions neglect Of which
will undermine the constitution, rendering tho Sab
ioct unfit for businesl society and causing prenas
-saatsaeaeat ure Old age.
Femaies who may be iaboring with any difficulty
z ! l
Womb msy assured Of immedlate teliot
81 Personb residing abroad, BY wrtiag;And stating
hsir onse With encosed direct 70 Dc. A. King,
Ro Al DeadaIlok atrae, Nashville, Tenn., VIII heVs
10 noosssfry Iasdiolnaa sent to their Addrees olca
#W hournfo . O'clock ~ the morning untn u
90 Assoiss ~ fJuiyll0-is dAwtgs
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-24
RESIGNED OFFICErs.

DAY AOUOUNT3 COLLECTED, on CAaHHD, b.
4 yho n. 0REEN,
0. 3. Ciaim Agent
Onios tob< Cherry s.--Uplstairs
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DISSOLUTION.
DIR. MGILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN

a f1ER TWENTY-FIVE WARS PRAgTIOH IN
- my native sAie and PHILADELPHIA have located
10 Nashville, Tom, In my gensrAf practice
VIII Treat tbs fol0sinf diecasss Chronlo and In.
hemnAtoTy hheumatsDls Auction Of the Lpnga Die.
easee o. tho rhroali prgI1y, sWslied Joints, stin
Limosi FgutiAyl ftiut Ulcers Oancors, Gravel, A.
eetlons u the Womb, ligIitrsnt, InserInittent and
noaa fevers obttesfios 4ttnded 10, with ell other
diseases 70 which Nv human hniig are subjeOt.
80 Dnlae North aids' M Unlon, botween Cherry
and College streets, over y, u, Benson Oo's Music
store whore may be i0und either day or niEht %.
efs ahsent % Professional Visits. lJansT-ls
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-24

7NHR FIXTURES, FURNITURE, &c q, Of this M,
u he ying lately changed osnsrs, we the under
signed, have leased the same with the House, and
will continue the business under the name Of
ua STEPHENS a co.,
aud. as as practicable, ptoposs TO reht and re-
furnish the house throughout and will use every Of.
fort 70 make the "COAMERo A1' strictly
n FIRST OIL Ass HOTEL.
with charges as REGsoSastH rs other HOUSES
N. l.. STEPHENS,
I, d. JAHNEY.
NASHVILLE Iennst Oct. ls,.'b3.f Octll 2W
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-15
Richmo instructing Washington.

In arresting Mr. yallandigham NE judge that
the Administration or General Burnside j. acting
under orders or 1T least advice. from JEFF Davis.
The Richmond Enquirer the personal organ oil
the Rebel President. in speaking OF Me~srs. Cox
and Vallandisham a short time since. said,
I'VE wish from our hearts they we're both al
ready safely chained up at the present Suting
Thev have done Us more harm. they anu their
like, than ten thousand Sewsris anu Summers.
O. Dictator Lincoln, lock We up these two peace
Democrats-toseiher with Rchardson--in some
of your military prisons
To hear was to obey. One of these men Is IN
a military prison. aad the Others must Get ready
70 60 there.
But WHY does Davis wish these men incarcer-
ated? The Enquirer explains;
Let cur enemy appear Is an exiermlnating
Yankee host, pray, aud not A. Democratic
Convention Let him take any shape but that
Already we have visions of the men OF feeble
knee. tender feet, and undulating spnes losing
their sense and manhood by the contact. a. they
did, alas, so often before,
II seems, then, that the peace men are dis
liked because there is danger that II they be
come powerful ut the North il might lead 70 - sc
rious division OF sentiment among Jeu DAVIS
subjects The simon pure seces>ionists NJ the
South know that their real allies are the Buffers
Stsntons and Burnsides Ii Il the policy OF sei'
eral conh>caiion and emancipation which mas
made the SOUTH unit aud Davis is ANXIOUS that
10 be perseyered in Hence the c0ntumey Win
which his particular organs have treated the De
mpcracy. But il i clear. from the above extract
that the "crack of the slave drivers whip about
which the Abo.ilouists have said much, u still
heard and needed in W ashington. -. n. " ORD.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-15
Night Report.

NEw YoRK Nav Ii The Post saws the latest
rumor from Washington and the army curreT
here to day is that fears of a Rebel cavalry raid
upon the capital are entertained in Washington.
and for some days the panks of the Chain Bridge
have been removed ari - full battery also sta
toned at the Aoueducr Bridga.
On Sunday night st r bel cavalry force
made dash through our lines and up to the
Chain Bridge, but We cannot learn that the en-
terprse attended with any advantages This.
If true, is evidently act of mere bravado in re-
turn for Stonemsn's exploits.
Stoneman is AT the headquarters of the ARMY
Of the Potomac and Col. Fitzpatrick has receiv ed
orders To report there
Gen Lee has detained all the nurses and sur.
geons who accompanied the ambulance trains
across the foris, and has also placed guns in 90.
stion at Banks and United States Fords, from
which facts it is supposed that he intends 10 as
sumo the offensive andscross the river and attack
our forces.
IL quite certain that Hooker had ordered A
portion Of his army to recross the Rappahsnnock
some DAYS ago. a. previously stated in accord
snce with plan formed before he commenced
retreat. but the plan not approved by Gen
Halleck. who therefore countermanded il, hence
the conflict in the reports concerning the crossing
Of the River by Hooker
Gen Butterfeld has said that movement
can't be made for some time
1t seems not unlikely that Gen Halleck con
tempt ties assuming the command
NV YoRK. May l4-The Worlds Washing
ton letter says:
Indications are that the Rebel army is swing
ing round his left on the Gordonsville and Rich
mond road to Frederere- HILL Station, with his
right resting on the Fredericksburg and Rich
mond road. at Bowling Green. thus preventing
the upper end OF the triangle formed By these
roads AZ Hanover Junction. sixteen miles from
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-15
NOTICE.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
OFFICE Assesses iSrrnSsi Rsvssrx
District Of Iudisna,
frdfaueD,ifs knfft 1-fh lefa y


IL ORDER 10 facilitate the snnaal H-sessmen, which
WILDE male in the ronth o; Nay. lS63 and to make
the with much economy possible. ~e deem q
proper the citizens Of The 6l Congresssouz Dis
trct of Indiana 20 prepare and have ready Their
memorS cuuls, that when the Assessors cal
they will not he detained thereby saving heavy
to the Government.
The assessments will be usde upon the following.
-; On ell Carriages. wagons or other vehicles the
body OF which upon springs when the value thereof
exceeds the " seventy i've oolsEt. inclncing the
harness
I'd Licenses will be TO run from the isi AZ
May, ise5, - let Of May. ls+ AL Dnsspirec loersss
will be renewed and charged for the fractional par; Of tie
year. commencing from the expiration Of the old license
and ending lst OF May. lses Any person esssag do
business before the expiration the old can have
the amount Of the license refunded by making proper
application to the Collector Of the District.
3D. Manufacturers. Butchers. and others. ~i rsee
their monthly reports as ususi, but with little
Irotnpiness
Attn. An Iacoms Duty will also be assessed upon I'd.
annual gains, profits for the year ls62 al
persons rssdiI within the District. whether derived
fromary kind Of property rents. Interest," Dividend
salaries, or from profession. trade employ
profits income exceeds the Of six hundred doars
In estimating such gains, profits or income. all other
other income shall be first dedncsed sso the
rent Of dwelling occupied by the party
sessed all other peness The ting such
gains prots or income bit IN no case vii the expenses
Of living be deducted The farmer will be required
make Of the value Of the produce Of HE farm with
deduction for the labor services Of hime znd hi-
family any % such produce consumed nv
himself and family for the cost Of sny new snc-
lures such CLEARING. enclosing with fences
for Improvements 10 buidiDg but all actually
paid for hired shor OF farm % sny) and Necessary
repairs upon his buildings or farm including the suess
e1oe of the hired laborers. will he decucsec
Farm produce. which The producer hs6 hand tie
3st day Of December su7 must be appraised q; It's
ket value that day.
Each person will be required 20 return hisiot, income
far specifying The from which n il derived
enable the ASSISTANT Assessor decide what decue
lions shsll be msce tberefrou.
The following persons have been appointed Asssass
Assessors for
MARION COUNTY:
Joss S1rNrH Division No. AT once. and sqrsr.
No. S.. city of indianapolis.
L. NJ PsPrs-Davision No. s.-Sortb half Of CeDsrs
township.
wnIIAs HAplEr.-Dvision No 3.-SOuih bali ofcepsrs
township.
J. yccosD.--Dtvision Nc. s.-LGvreuo> snc warrse
townships.
THosss TBoxAs-Divisioo No. s.-Frsnklsn and PerrJ
townships
FIEIpiss BsrtEh.-Dyisior No s.-I~estur and wsyps
townships
In. HOUSES nosrs.-Dv.sion No. Pike and ws-s
ingtop to~ Dsbips.
WILL AN A. BRA DsHAw.
ap.T-ddw3w. Assessor sth District of DcisnA
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-15

NEW YoRx. MAY IA
Fiour-Hesvy. and 5Cal0c lower; So 2566 IS
for extra State: S6 7736 so for extra rom hoop
Ohio. and So e5(d7 95 for trade brands market
closing heavy. with no buyers at outsoe quota
tons
Whisky-Rather in favor OF BUYERS; sales at
AL 645c
Wheat-Fullv &c lower. with large receipts and
more active business At the decline; 81 33dl 81
for Chicago spring: 81 4J(dl 80 for Milsaukee
club; 81 5O9l SO for winter red Western: inside
price for Illinois. 81 S9di 90 Barlev-Dull.
and declining. Corn-l62c lower. and more
doing; e2GS4c for sound: s2d SIC for new s0d
PC tor unsound: S46fs5c for sound yellow aud
c5GsIc for Western yellow
Coffee-Dull. Sugar-lnactive. Molasses-
In moderate request
Pork-Dull and unchanged.
Reet-Unchaneed
Lard-A shade easie. go aloe Butter sold
at lac
Monev-Steady at sac per cent. Sterling
Exchange easier. with moderate business doing
l64 - "a 1861 for first class bills Gold. without
decided change. opening At Sic. declining &c
1890 and closing quiet at 5o11s "a 5Ol4c prem.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-15
:. T-lsJ.-X

Another wonderful ingredient. OF Spanish orr
gin impArting beauty 10 the complexion and
orilliancy 10 the mind. is yet unknown TO the
commerce of the world. and We withhold It's
name for the present.
Dr. ". 4. Childs. Surgeon OF the 10th Yer
mont regiment. writes: Il wish every -olde- had
bottle Of Plantation Bitter. They are the
most effective. perfect apd harmless tonic ever
used"
The following is from the famous hotsl pro-
prieiors at Washington:
wasHIxerox. D c. Nov. {. 1852
MEssRs p II. DRAKE K Co: Please send us
twelve dozen Plantation Btters They are much
liked By the guests OF our house.
Respectfully yours.
SYKES. CHADWICK Co.
Proprie.ors Wizards Hotel
RocHEsrEE. Dec 2s. 1861.
MEssRs. P. q. DRAKE q Co.-Gentlemea: |
have been great sufferer from dyspepsia 10
three or four years. ! have tired many if not al
the remedies recommended for its cure Instead
OF relief. became worse, bad 20 abandon nv
profession, and suffered greatly from everything
/ ate. My mind was much affected. depressed
and gloomy Abou; three months ago tried
the Plantation Bitters. and 10 my grea- joy am
nearly 4 we'll man. have recommended them
in several cases. and. far as ! know. always
with signal benefit
] am, vers respectfully. yours.
Rrv. J. .. C.fRcex
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-15

The following address has been issued by Gen
Lee to the army under his command:
GENERAL ORDERS 50.



May Z. 1863.
With heartfelt qualification the General com
mandng expresses TO the army his sense OF the
heroic conduct displayed by officers and men
during the arduous operations in which they
have just been engaged under trying viciss-
tubes
You attacked the enemy, strongly entrenched
in the dep,h> of a tangled wilderness. and again
on the hills of Fredericksburg fifteen miles lis
tant and BY the valOr that has trinm ,heI on 80
mary fields forced him once more to seek safety
beyond the RippthannOck While this glorious
victory entities YOU the praise and gratitude OF
the nation, we are especially called upon 10 return
our thanks TO the only Giver OF victory. for the
signal dciverance he has wrought, IL is there
fore earnestly recommended that the troops unite
on Sunday next i'm ascribing to the Lord OF hosts
the glory due unto His name.
Let us not forgef in rejoicing. the brave
soldiers who have fallen in defense OF their coun
try, aud while We mourn their loss. let Us resolve
To emulate their noble example. The army anu
country alike lament the absence. Tor a time, of
one to whose bravery. energy and skill they are
so much indebted for success
The following letter from the President of the
Con Tolerate States il communicated to the army
as an expression of his appreciation OF It's sue
cess
have received your dispatch and reveren'ly
unite with you in giving praise To God Tor the
success with which He has crowned our arms In
fhe name OF the people | offer my cordial thanks
TO Yourself and the troops uuder your command
for this addition to the unprecedented series OF
great victories which your army has achieved
The universal rejoicing produced by this happy
result will be mingled with general regret Tor
the good and brave who are numbered among the
killed and the sounded.
r. L. LEE, General
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-15

SUBURBAN PRoPERrY.-We have for sale. on
good terms. twenty eight acres of land near the
National Road. east, adjoining what is known ~
the BLAKE Property" ten acres on the National
Road, elst, two miles from the city; fourteen
or near The Michigan Road east. very shoI
distance from the corporatun-line; two tracts OF
nine acres, one op and the other near the extern
sion OF Virginia avenue: four acres on the ex-
tension of North Meridian street. two acres near
the University. and other tracts outside of the
city, besides several squares within the corpora
ton limits. DELzELL X JONES.
Real Estate Agents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-15

Iossrs or rue TWENTIETH INDIANA AT FRED
yRIcKsBuRG-The foIlowin= is the list of killed.
wounded and missing Of the 2Oth Indians regi
iment at the battle near Fredericksburg. a. fur
nished nv Capt Nickel. formerly Of the 2oth. but
now Of General Wards staff Capt Nickel had
his horse killed ind IT hum but escaped unhurt:
Killed-George " Bosch. Co @
Wounded Capt T. Gilbreth, Co l.. slight
". in the arm: Adjt j T. Thomas. supposed
MORALLY. Private- Vim. Corrter, Co. A; Jacob
Hoffman. Co B: Timothy Brch. Co. b; George
Stuck. Co c: John Jukes. Co c: Frank Vel
don, Co. c; Serg Magnus r. Winch. Co, (. Is
rael Magorson, Co T.. Sylvester Brinnerhol,z
Co r; Corporal Archibald Smiley. Co. +: John
F,ke. Co r; Thomas Campbell. Co G ia
cob James. CO. IL. James j Grey. Co l: Cor
poral Phillip Bussal. Co. h: JOS. a Brown
Co X. Cenas Hirtel>hem. Co. h: VIM ; Hog
land. Co h: Lyman Z. Sparks. Co. k-23
Prsoner-John Hanes. Co. q. James Rule
&c. II is wounded and rnlssing-2.
Capt B.boit Vas injured by the explosion Of I
shell.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-15

TsK MKSAeERrE.-The great sensation yes'er-
d, % the cry the sssge throu- h The streets
of the menagerie cavsicsde preceded by he mag
nibcent band wagon and accomp 'nied by Ilpio
s ,ib and the overgro~n Hanuibsl the elephants
of the concern. capari.oned Ia Oriental style.
The elephants and some nice ponies attracted
great attention. but the richly decorated AMI hu-e
band wagon VAS the feature Of the show While Il
wound is long line through the streets. The
horses we're fine and the wagons new and IN per
feet trim and the procession. take II all together
the best street exhibition have ever seen
of the kind.
The immense canvass j. stretched on the va
cant square north Of the Terre Haute Depot. and
the show within does not disappoint the ertravs-
CANT expectations formed Of il Thousands
visited il yesterday and last night and other
thousands will visit IL again to day, and they will
be richly repaid.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-15
Important 10 Females!

One department Of Dispenssry 10 specially dsvoses
90 the II the Of .nrh In
ehorrhea, or 'whlfs. Irregular. Paiaful and seppvs
kenstruation Nervous and General Debay Dssess>.
be Womb, Barrenness. &c
Consult atfon- anc exsninsttcnrfre sf charge.
Also for sale, DIR. pkwEk's RhGUI.Anlk PILLS
For Female Obstruccns. Irregularities kS Married
dies IN certain situations shculd them thew
would Cause miscsTrags Price 81 PET bon. and usy 10
sent by mail
DIX. GALES'S PREvESTIyE-An invsiasbls .rtieg.
for those wishing 10 limit the number q their esprng
Of the barren who desire children. warranted nat 10 m
jure the health. and Will last Tor lifetime. 70 an.
address, under seal, receipt o. the prce-TwO Dol
LARS.
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