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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-28
From the National Intelligencer.
rhe Presidents Plan.

The reader will end in to DAYS paper a COM
munication, to which give place because it
proceeds from statesman whose long and varied
experience in public affairs rs well as his approx
ed LOYALTY imparts a recognized value TO all his
political suggestions. and because the objections
which t brings against the "plan of reconstruc
ton" proposed by the President. are taken on
grounds so different from those to which we ad-
verted yesterday, that, in proportion their ten
ability, they must serve to set in clear light the
wholly indeiensible character of the latter.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-28
YANKEE SPILS.

We give notice to Gen. Winder and his people
to be on the look out for one Joshua q. Gunnel
an influential citizen, who has received permits
SION from the enemy's War Department to come
10 Richmond 'for the purpose OF obtaining the
release of several Union men in Castle Thunder
The Vice President OF The Confederate States
refused permission to visit Washington upon
a similar errand OF mercy, although bis character
was known and precluded all idea that he could
mean to act the spy. We suspect GunneiI-that
influential citizen Richmond Wing
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-28
NOTICE.
Assumpsit for SIS 55.

John c. Terfioth,
VS.. Before Fred Stein, Esq., Justice
Nicholas Simpson Soi the Peace of Centre To nship,
and Marion County, Ind.
John Simpson.
DE 1T KNOWN THAT AN ACTION HAS BEEN
D brought by I'm C. Terfioth against said defend
and the returned that OF the defend
ants IL the of Ind The said defendant
John simpson, is Therefore herebv Motif that the hear
g ofsaid continued until the 9Th day Jsnu-
arg, D. 1864. O'Clock A. NJ, and that that time
be viii complaint he defau'ted, and the
testimony be heard and adjGdged accordingly.
Gsen under my hand and seal this 5th day of Deem
Der, A. d.. 1863
H.. F.S EtN. Justice.
CHARLES CouLos. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-28
BEST NEWSPAPER IN AMERICA,

Its from every part of the world will early and
authentic Wherever the telegraph extends rail-
road run, teamboats ply il will gather the latest
intel ence. II has large staff o. ACCOMPLISHED cor
respondents with all the Federal armies who will ele-
graph and write to the latest from the vsrous
seats OF var IL has correspondents and reporters in
every political and commercial centre in America and
Europe. whose letters and dispatches leave nothing
worthy Of note unknown its readers.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-28
From the Richmond Wing.
INCREASING THE ARMY.

Some very wild propositions for increasing
forces in the field have been submitted IN both
Houses of Congress. so Wild indeed that we
cannot but suppose that in the estimation OF Ger
tain members. secession from the United States
did not involve separation from Bunconibe.
To the prudent and proyident men of Congress,
the subsistence of the army and the needful sup
ply OF material OF war appears as grave a CUES
ton as the increase of our fighting force. 1t is
to be hoped they will not permit themselves To
lose sight OF the importance of these matters. nor
be unduly affected either by the impotence OF
those vino would rip the goose for its golden
eggs, OF the panic o: those who think the time
has come for grinding tue seed corn The iuval-
ers can do but little more Ibis Winter. ana next
Spring they lose all nearly ali their best troops.
Let US be composed, aud guard against all intem-
perance and alarm
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-28
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under the name
Bitters put up in quart bottles, ccmpounned Of the
cheapest whisky rum, costing from 20 70 ACC
per gallon, the disguised by Cnse corander seed
This class Bitters has caused and will continue
cause, long they be sold, hundreds to die the
death Of the drunkad By their the system is kept
continual, under the influence Of alcoholic tmulants Of
the kind the desire for liquor is created and kept
up and the result is all the horrors attendant upon
drunkard's life and death
For those Hho desire and 1cM haze a liquor bitters
publish the following receipt: Get bottle
RoQfaRds GegEloa Eitegs and NIX with three quarts
of 1O0d Bra,,dg or WKiSky, and the result i'll be
preparation u AZ will far es e IN medical virtue and
excellence of the numerous liquor bitters n the
market. and sill cost much less. You viii have ali the
virtues of KO0fdHds Bifes IN connection with COED
article Of liquor much less price than these inferior
finr.s mi srnIl
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-28

The desire for the preservation of the Union
is strong among the masses of the people. The
way to attain the object is not so clear. But the
way to prevent it is becoming more clearly de-
veloped every day Il is the way pursued by the
Administration which withdraws every plank
from under the feet of the Union men OF the
South. and drives them to the wall of abolition
proclamations and confscation acts Hartford
Times.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-28
100000 Subscribers

and constant purcha and reaches least Half Mil
lion READER With the steady If circulation
which i'now enjoys, these numbers will soon be doubled
Nothing IS than this should satisfy those who believe
that the only hope of restoring the nion and the
thority OF tn Constitution distracted d-
vded country lies in wrestling power from thu hands of
those whose anatcm has helped provoke invite ami
prolong the war; and that te accomplish this end no
means is effective the diffusion through abe aad
enterprisns newspapers, of sound political kDowedge
among the working men, the thinking men, end the
voting men of the North.
Enterprise industry and money will be literally
pended to make THE WORLD the
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-28

Besides in one place Large stores, in another
four thousand four hundred pounds of powder
and one hundred aud fifty rounds of cartridges.
and in another, in the language of Gen. Grant,
farms and munitions Of war for an army of sixty
thousand men,
From this it appears that our loss during the
year in killed, wounded and missing was 80, TO
men
If the rebels chilled and wounded" of which
we have no account in this report, bear the same
proportion to prisoners that ours does, their
loss during the year must have been enormous,
reaching to over SOC, 900 men,,
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-28
WANT Ed.

Ga no $50 PER MONTH. THE LITTLE
- % Giant Sewing Machine Company want an
Agent ia each County, solicit orders for their III
Ma airline with eauge, screwsir and needles.
We will pay liberal salay and expenses. or give large
commission. For particulars. term. &C., ncose stamp,
and address T. s PAGE, Toledo, o..
General Agent for the United States.
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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-28
cEA Turin correspondent writes to London
iournal "a follova. 80

If the Congress project fails-apd it will fail
for the Emperor Napoleon only started the idea
in the certainty that it would fail--the mask will
be thrown off. and there will be seen either this
alliance or at least an alliance OF the peoples of
the Latin race, France at the head You have
obsod no doubt. the attitude Of Spain and
Portugal. Like Italy, those two States navigate
wholly in French waters. In ans case guaran
tee you this much, in six weeks France can put
in motion about million OF soldiers, and Italy
800 900. Besides the feet of twenty-six ships.
which unanswered in Naples, We have ten of the
first class on different stations, and there are Is
curassed vessels being built for Us in America,
France, England, Leghorn. Genoa and Castella
mare, which viii be all ready for sea before the
spring.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-28
THE LAW,

In high places by reckless and misguided par
tisans by the Administra ion which has been their
example.
Ii will earlessly exercise the Freedom Of the Press
will constantly uphold and defend Freedom of speech
and Freedom of the Ballot
To the lawless acts OF the Administration its arbitrary
and unjust and expatration, it, denial Of the
right to the writ of habeas its Illegal proclsma
lions, its abrogatiou of State and Federal laws,
spotc accumuistions Of unbranded power and its sub
versions of safeguards of civil and personal liberty
IL will constantly oppose the letter aud spirit of
preme law and the advocacy Of sound doctrine until
American ireemen shall be reused 10 tire recovery Of
their rights their liberties their laws and their limited
and well-baauced government. by the resistess de-
cisioE of the ballot.
Profoundly impressed with the desire to contribute all
that il may the great work of this efatonname-
national unity, and place the United
States again foremost among the nations of the earth
and first in the pe~ce prosperity and happiness Of
people-THE WORLD seeks from those who desire ch
things their sympathy and support, and, above all the
favor Ct Him who crowns every good work.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-28
NOTICE.
Assessors Meeting.

4 SORS of the different Town ships Marion County
requested to the County Auditors Office, in
the ity of diauapos, Saturday. the 26th day Of
December, 1888, at 10 O'Clock A NJ the purpose oil
determi ing equal of valuation of personal prop
cry for he assessment Of the ensuing year. prompt
attendance is Fess,ectfuliy solicited.
J. L. WRIGHT, Auditor Marion County.
decl5-d2t&w1x
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-28
UNION OF THE WORLD AND ARGUS

rNHE WORLD, To WHICH THE NEW YORK
Il Weekly Argus has been united has to-day FIVE
times the aggregate circulation of any Democratic or
conservative newspaper 1t addresses ky alone
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-28
THE UNION,

Whether armed in rebellion the South or insidiousy
planting the seeds of disunon and essential dsoy atty
the North.
1t will oppose every violston of
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-28

tn Il is announced that General McClelan's
report Of his operations with the Army of the
Potomac will make three large volumes. These
dimensions are given il by the embodiment OF bis
correspondence with the War Department. com
prisng all official letters written and received by
him. and also all bis orders to bis officers and his
army. The document will make an important
contribution to the history Of the war;
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-28
THE CONFESSIONS AND ExPERI-
ENCE OF An INVALID.

Published for the benefit and warning andCAUTION
TO YOUNG MEN who suffer from Nervous Debility.
Premature Decay Of Manhood, etc supplying at the
aas cured himself after being put togreat expense and
injury through medical humbug and quackery.
By enclosing post paid addressed envelope, sing
copies may be had Of the author.
- NATHAN MAYFAIR. ESQ.,,
m5eb-w1y Bedford, Kings county, NJ.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-28
THE CONSTITUTION,

Which Is the only hope and Unicn and our only
authority for exhorng compelling the allegiance
the South.
1t will oppose every infraction Of
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-28

Lord Brougham in recent speech referred
to work he published sixty years agol
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-28

They the above diseases in ninety case
out of hundred.
INDUCED BY THE EXTENSIVE SALE AND UETvER-
SAL popularity Of Hollands German Btters (pure-
~ vegeable hosts of ignorant quacks and INSCRIPTIONS
adventurers. have opened upon suffering humanity the
food gates Of in the shape Of poor whisky, VILE
y compounded with injurious drugs, and christened
Tonics stomachics and Bfters.
Beware of The nnBmerable array Of acohC lie prepare
tons f. plethOc bottles and big beled kegs under the
modest speculation Of Bitters which instead Of curing
only disease and leave the disappointed su
ferer IN despair
Do you rant something TO strengthen you
DO you lcGnf a good Gppefite2
DO Q0U lcanf 10 build up your constitution
DO you rant TO feel iUeH?
DO you ioGnt 10 get rid Of neTUousness3
DO you I1GRt energy?
DO you rant 10 sleep nell?
Do you lcanf a brisk and rigorous feelinq2
If you do use HOOFLANDS GERMAN
BITTERS.
From Reu. j. NsctoH BrO1cH, D. D.. EfikOr Of the Ea-
cgclopefiI Of Religious Hnoacled9e.
Although not disposed TO favor or recommend patent
medicines in general through dsrust Of their ingredients
and effects, l yet know Of sufficient reasons why
man may not testify to the benefits believes himself
TO have received from any simple preparation. in the
hope that he may thus contribute the benefit Of Others
do this more readily in regard TO HOofand's Germsz
Btiers prepared by Dr. jackson, OF this city, be-
cause preiu iced against them for many year, IN
der the impression that they chiefly scooolic
MIXTURE indebted my friend Robert Shoemaker.
ESQ., 70 the removal Of this prejudice by proper tests,
and for announcement 10 try them, when suffering from
great and long continued debility The Of three bot
ties of these bters the beginning of TIE year.
was followed by evident relief and restoration 20 de
gree bodily and mental vigcF which had felt for
six months before, and had almost despaired Of regain
ing therefore tia God and my friend for directing
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-28

They WILL CURE the above diseases in ninety case
out of hundred.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-28
No AIcohoI or Sad whisky.

FEVER. DC. They contain
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Widtiacs bunt @unweiten.

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Grove tanb, meI0en, bab 2'8rtsabsn, ettpa
5000 Wanu, bort ~fanssn. sic ertpartsn vac
SOrrGden Der unioni1en une orobsa5 Gnbsn.
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asuu 6ort Munroe.

Sort Moarpe. TO-. Mat @enerale
Wlaior Dir uno Der Observation-Disclosures 9tnsen
beate Nlcrsen NIT tent Dampfsr Senrg 8ars
oeu nod Sufptf al. . t
Dte eneltlhe 6resatte Challenger fam beute
Wahntttaa bier an nnD amferte in BEN HUap8.
Sol. &tlpatrtd unO mebrere Olfstere BON
Stonenlan's @aSaaerie tariea beute Nadmit-
tag pom Neit 9Otnt bier al.
Der GbrW. 3emusl s. 8cuben etng 6eute
NbenD nod Wulbtnstcn at, unt su perluden,
Die 6internife TIM 6anpeleperfebr NIT Norfolf
su beietttse1. Mas eebsnsbsparfntGe ifnb lebr
balelbIt.
@atrenb MIR paS VOrbsrsetsnbe lGrteben,
tamem bic bstcen 0OltDampfer s0n Slb @ctnt
btsr an. brinsen aber ntGts NeueS BON Dtd>
ttetett: Die aufre9enben @erit6te te3isltG
gee Gtnsasss Don Sen. Ned tn Nt9munb unb
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Jmbianerwirrem in Miunefoto.

ct parG, Mtan,, s. Wsat. GiusGnse
you bar GbippeWa. @sentur bsiasen, bab IS
Ntetten rbetbalb Grcw Using elm 3srpiir iniB
8tptfGen elmer An3abl Chippewa 6auptltneen
ltatt9sfunpen BAT, wUbet 4 terisIbsa eet6otet
tpItotI.
Das 3srpaTfni6 eutiprans aus Dem pprt.
gen Winter In WalbIn9tOm abgtI6lc0enen
Sertraee. as
Die 9auptltn9e, tpeld3e betm Mbl6luB bss
Ssrtra9es bic San0 ntdt I'M Spiele batten,
ertldrten tire Nbliat. ale unter3etGnsr belsl-
ben gu tDrtsn. OaS 3erwirfnib teBann Sprtee
WpGe. 5n ....-.ls
Dteis Na4rtht Eammt ben SnbiansrmorD-
tbatsn am @ottuaproo fluff Dat Ote MnSisDltr
N5etcombte unb @ecrseipnn gum @ts
;ug beIttmmt.
Cine Nn3abl Nnlisolsr aus Ste WoOos unb
Nceeao County tamen beute auf Dem Beee
na4 @tscCntn unb benz lacSlltGen Wtnnes
Icta nit tbrem ~8elammteu Snuentar BIER burH.
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9lms Gen. 8ofter,s @eparteaent.

Newbern, 81. s., 5. Wtat. DIR Wof*
Dampfer DutltY Bird 9ebt bsnte bon bier
mad New gort al, Der @len Cir TerrY raOrs
9sn.
Dte Vanten ron Moro Carolina Aaben llA
9eretge't, bte BON Der gCnfTbertrten Weate.
rnng ibren auferle9te Steuer AT 6e,ablen unc
peresn In bieier gGeieerune bon @~ouperneura
Uarcs 1aterifuBt, tpelGer uieoer einmal brobt,
bic Ggappsa bte(e8 @taatss 3vriif,nrufeu.
Sen. >. M. Naeles eing am Salnld9 bon
bier na@ Bal6tnaton, .. g., ab. in !ptd9tiaen-
@slAdften bisle s Departments.
0tltsrn tam cine Srbre ppn port NdDal,
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tstr Der 0rtBaDe neS Gen. 9edmalt mad benz
Cspartsment bt8 Gitoens anbefobl.
Dte GtnlbunS zines Werintee Ia gistpbern.
aknlid bsm i'm lebten Otto5er In Sem Stz
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VslaattSleutsn aQ9emsin getpiuI1t. @ini9e
tpidbtt9e Gous, tpobet es lt@ UNI teDeutenbgS
#Gtgentbam banoslt, erparten tbre @rleotanue
'enrb esa ccmpetenteS Civil WertAt. rs $50
Wts. Soracs Sames Don WaG. III sunt
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oils Supsr;atsapent Der 6ar6tgsu eraannt
nprbe,,.
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germ uber Die 4.ntsn.
Cstnnbe $4,000 Meuamonats. unp 3rei
Sabre 6rsiWiGiae wsrtea bsmndGR .tus &c u
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WeueS con SAINTS.

0eu. 8aAta melbet In e!nem DgEefe an
Saled battrt bon SpeIoulas %. Npril (etue
Opsrattpner, BON ben spie tG8 gDshtiaEe Bier
ee6en.
Gen. 0rCper, we!Aer bon 9lelp S6srta anf
e!nem farjeren B:9e marG1irt tpar, 0etpanr
bic MCDanca ua0 traf am II. ben sJeinb 6tt
Bayon 0ermiOrn. Scr Geino Ia aroEerW1a@t
bate cine farte pClitton am aubern ufer, bic
lnS tn5et1nnt tuar. Oie GtbelIen fplrbsn aus
tErer Stetlau9 vertrtebeu, nadbem tS linen
s~stunaen ipar bic Bride iibsr bsn 8dSut ,u
SertGren. JIum Iebte bic 6lnGt res 6etnbts
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nGGfen 2ag ca3u Gu BITE Bride tpiebsr ber,
,~ufsIsn. Wm IS. puroe Der Marl6 tpieoer
aufgenommen nnp btS III Bite MGGe Sungranb
@Ctean fCrt0eiebt ; an. nGGffsn Sage prcuptrte
uniere 6auptmaGt SpelouIas.
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nCnenbCpte gum Nn9rif auf Butte a Ia 0foIe
teurrert bate. Dtefe r Befstl trurbe beteus
ausseflbrt uno Der 9lab 9enUmmsn, bic SAT-
niiun ;a 8ftanssnen eellaGt nnb 2 IApere
RanOnen, pifl MiunitiUu unb T. Der S91Ifs
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.genbltd 3ett 3n perlteren, nm pie In bieler
Qfatre 9eponnener gortbsile ousSu6euttr.
Dies 5etaOss Armee unb 8totte 1T oernt6tet
nnb eine REORGANIZATION burdb Die 3srlt6rune
uno 0s9lAafans teS Matertals unmSali6
semaGt. gBtr madten 1000 @sfanaene unO
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nen; 3 RanOnenbpUte unp 8 GranspprtlGife
pnrpen 3erf6rt.E F@ IS
Gn @en. Majos Sailed, Comm. en- Gtef.
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cSn malbinstpn c~trcuIIrt Der Veriht, mel
shsr auf Elm tol6scIi5tsIs Qusle suridgefibst
nth, rab eer Yrdlt eat kst |staer WfpElama
ton tnrG sinsn Brief Des Qcrb Nulel parar
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estldrt battsn, 8ar9sr rer Rer. ct. gu werosn,
Der @unErtpitcn au untsrwelf ta.
Mlan nitro fh ertnne. n. DAP Dor etnt9en
Wc6en 4oro QYoaS etae Mittbeilua3 an Den
sneli1Atn Wremier, GAIL Nu0ta, abl6Idte,
rortn or eine GntiAsipuag prlanete, Oh Ole
bestali1e NeBteruas fG Derer auue9men
pGrpe, ipelte uur lire NtltGt ausselprcdsn
Fbatten, Sirser gu perCg,t.
Die 3nilGen;ett spilaea oisisr @nfra9e
unD Intwort ;ei9t our @eniiBs an, baB lsR
here mad 8iIn6lthsr Betradiung esS porite-
genpsn O~e9enfanbes eemaht wsrDe.
Carl NuGsn i~nlfti1trt tn Finer @ntUori
Qoro QYons, bsa: prdTpenten beeannt gu mas
den, cat, wd9renb bts brtttil9e N~feterune
etne ofF3tsle @cntrcle a~uSii6sn wols, mel he
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na6 benz 8S!ferreHte gerehtfettt8t itt, lclden
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