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$50 REWARD,

ANOR THE RETURN or A DARK V-Vyrrs-r,
y Grey Pocket Book, containing about " ~ 9
lost on the Rad " January, a'me
|I Q between Church and Line streets. Ola-Ll4AAls
e Andar will receive tho above reward by leav
a ID al this office Janl-lw
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HEADQUARTERS U. S. FoRoEs, I
NASHVILLE, TENN, Jan. 29, 1885

ALAhNN An ANo - % AbhNANi
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 2S, 1885
Orders.
II is hereby announced, in accordance
with directions from Headquarters De-
partment Of the Cumberland, that no
person will be allowed to go South from
this point except by way Of Vicksburg.
By order Of Brig, General RoBERr B,
MlToHELL, Commanding.
JOHN A. PRATT, A. A. G.
Jan. 29-2w.
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A large schoolgirl, not distinguished
for scholarship, having spelt the word
"cuiicle,'. was asked what il meant,
"DOn't know, sir" she said. what is
this all over my face aud hands - asked
the teacher. "Ffectles, sir"
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DIRECTORY.
CITY eovERNMENT.
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor,
WILLIAM SHANE, Beecrdsr

JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor
WILLIAM SHANE Boeerdsr.
JOHN CHUMBLEY, MARSHAL
deputy Marshal0--w. u. Wilkinson, A. Q. Tucker,
aud James A. steele.
Clerk oCDs Markei-Iohn Chumbsy, sz-ofss.o, first;
jacob French, second and Thos. MoCarty, thi.d.
Taz A,ses,or--wiliiam Driver.
Revs.us Collect0r--A. B. shAnkiand
Walsr Tar Collector-E. B. Garrett
Tyeasure--R Henry.
WharT Nasi@-Thomas Loake.
s.perinis,,dss,f Of he Workh0nss-J. Q. Dodd.
Superintendent Of ne Water Woyfs-Wm. stewart.
ohieT Of as FIRE Depdftn,eat-John N. seabury
sezton Of he Csmstery--T. n. Mcbride.
Sireet Orersssr-J L. stewart
oay Aaornsv-E p Muloy.
CITY COUNCIL.
Board of Alderrne,--N. N. Brien President John
Carper, Jos. J. Robb I'd Mulloy, H. @. soove, W. s.
Chsaiham, NJ. G. l.. Claiborne, aud J g Smith
common AndreY Anderson, Presldeot Jas
Myers Alex. Mersuel, L. b. Hougb, Charles sayers,
j. g. Knowles. " A. MoClelland, T. J, YarbroHgh,
VIM Driver. VIM. Stewart, Thoa Cready, VIM Haily
aud VIM. Sanborn.
srANBiN0 COMMITTEES oE oITT ooUNcL.
FinaHoe--Knowles, scoyel aud BrieA
Water Work-Asderson, Smith and Claiborne
sreen- HUI, Turner, Myers, Mulloy, Cheatham ,
Yarbreugh, Cready aud naily,
WharC-Turner, sarpor aad Me0rlland
schOots-Cheatham, Muiley AAd flnowles
Fire Department Myers, stewart aud MeClellAnd
Gas-Briver, cready and Myers
0siaois1g-snaith, sanborA and Stewart
Marked Hows-Tarbrough, Roberts and Garper
siaVss-Mu 10y, Mcdaniel and Stewart
Polioe--ChesthAin, Brisn and sayers
springs-cready, ClaiborRo and Myers
Rorkhsuss-sayers, Robb and Mcdaniel.
improvements Snd Expenditure -MeSlelland, BrOn
and SanborA,
Public Prop1ty--Robb Stewart and Driver.
Pest Hoass-Csrp,r, southgate and HALEY.
aS- The Board si Aldermen meets the Tuesday,
oext preceding the second and fourth Thursdays In
each mouth, aud the Common Council the second
aud lourth Thursdays In each menth.
NIGHT POLICE
caplain--JOhn Baugh.
First LieuteHant-Andrew Joyce.
Second LieHtondnt-J0hn H. Davis.
Poliosmen--Wm. Jackson, John Lavender, Mich IA
WIS., Joel Phillips, WIN. Baker, John Cottre William
| Aayo, John Euglss, j. W. Wright, John Puekett
Robert Scott W. G. Francis, David Yates Chas' Hu
lit and W. Danley.
&S- Tho Police Court is opeued every morning al
nine o'clock
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WAN TIE d.

WISH TO HIRE A GOOD COOK, WASHER
and IRONER, for the year 1868. for which ]
II give q fair price and good, permanent home
Irish girl preferred. The best OF references must
given, a. none other need apply. Call on the IN
ksigned, at No. n Public Square.
ban. ist, 1858 iw nj. Il. ALEXANDER.
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City subscribers Notice.

The terms for the Daily, when deliver
ed in the city, WILL, in the future, be
25 cents. per week, or 10 dollars year
in advance.
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\ GOOD FAMILY RFsIDENoE WITH FROM
IN sH 70 eight rocms-inrniseel one pf'lefrea-ll
M IN. Apply lat once o. hroyost board, No. -
49, street Jan.22.-iw.
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Wood Choppers, Attention |!

l,uFrY wooDoHoPPERs WANTED lMMEDl
III ately. % report this morning at tho Mayer $
onace with their axes ready for work. Ono dollar
: - '''N JNO. hUGu SMITH,
t.,saN Mayor
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FOUN N d.

n DUE BILL, GIVEN by SAMUEL BURNS
IN 10 s. u. Finley, for SllS 90. The owner can
'avc the same by calling at this onioe and paying
lr thif advertisement. lJauo-St
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LOST,
HORSES WANTED,

IAvALRY HORSES WANTED, for n
which we will pay the highest market kiEliSNN
%. They must be from Eve 10 eight LS-A-
|rs old fifteen hands high and Of dark colors.
S-Apply at the stable Of d. 4 A. HENDERSON,
try street, where either OF the undersigned may be
hd. J. 4. I.EAVEL,
Doc. l3-lm, HIS. LYTER.
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FOR RENT.

'br res,t for 1868, near the Reservoir,
IbsnOn pike. These are very comfortable heua-
ave each eight rooms, a coal house, an abund-
|uppy OF hydrant water, and, are so admirably
ed for obtaining supplies that tenants have
10 send 10 market, fading enc right at their
fer 10 Mr. DYER PEARL, City Bank and Mr..
fITH, firm of Griffith Persons, for any further
|naton, they being tenants for the present year.
$500, payable quarterly. Notes, we'll lndorsed,
o required Renters can apply to me any after
at my reaidonoe, on Lebanon pike
'k20-6w M. q. l.. CLAIBORNE.
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FOUN n D,

TEAMsrER's PAY CERTIFICATE, WHICH
N he can have by calling at this otnee and payi
Il this advertisement.
'an.93t
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MILITA AR Y.
DEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERs

Department headquarters High street Mai.
Gen. ROssorans commanding.
Chg Qliariermdster on High street.
near Oodar Lieut. Col Jno W. Tayler.
Olisf Connissa r. II eadquarters on summer street,
rear broad. Lieut.. Gel. g. Simmons,
Iforos Marshal General -- Headquarters High
street Capt. W, A. Wiles
Medical Director - Surgeon A, Horny Thurston :
once, "a Cherry street
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

7ERRBY ANNoBN0E TO MY SCHOLARS
~ | have secured pleasant and eOmmseieus
}, at No. 30 Cedur street, between summer and
IL (nr Martins former residence whore will
R, my school, on MONDAY next, the 18th last,
a'clock.
ll-3te R. BoRMAN.
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O ST

SUNDAY NIGHT on MONDAY MORNING,
the 18th inst, a Pocket Book, eontaining q
for fl3, from Hiram kdnonds to myself a
for $40 or the Caira Bank, payable 10 myself
omo $ In money i viii give s. besides the
Efin the Pocket Book, 20 any one whs will leave
D the contents, at tho UNIos Once.
.I33te HERBERT WEYMAN.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

shsrig-Jamos NJ Hinton. Depraies-ThomAs Hob
son and ]. X. Buchanan.
Registsr-Phineas Garrett.
TSustes-w. Jasper Taylor.
CoroHer--N II. Bclohor.
Ramger--John Corbu.
Revenue CoIIsoior--W. D. Robertson.
Eailroad Tar Colleoior---J. G. Brlcy.
OOlsables for the NashViiis Disirtoi-JOhn D. Cover
and J. +. New man.
COUNTY COURT,
Jndgs-Hon. James whltworth.
Clerk-P. Lindsey Nichol.
es- The Judges Court meets the nrBt Monday in
each month, ard the Quarterly Court, composed OF
the Magistrates Of the County Is held the Arst Mon
day in January, April, July and October.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Clsrk-Davd c. Love.
As- The Court meo,s the arst Monday in March
and September.
CRIMINAL COURT,
Judge-Hon william K Turner.
Osrk-Chares K. pggons
ss-Th Court meets the arst Monday In Aprl Au.
| gust and December
oHANcERY COURT,
| CAasosEor--Hon. Samuel D. PriersoA
OlsrL and Masisr--J. (. Geaves.
aS- The Court moots the arsl Monday IN May and
November,
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FLORIDA.

rs Climate-Prod,Icts = Trade = Military
Colonizatioa--Letter Of G. L. RoBINsoN
to ELI THAYER.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
MAsHlNeroN February 10.

WASHINGTON February ~.
SENATE Chair presented communication from
the Secretary of the Treasuryin response to a
resolution of the Senate. inqrring how much
Government cotton had been old in New York
since the blockade of Southern ports. 10 whom
sold, &c.
Mr.. King presented the credetials of Hon. (.
D. Morgan. elected Senator from New York for
SIX wears.
Mr.. Wilmot offered resolutn requesting the
President, il not incompatible with the public in
terests. to furnish to the Senate copy of the let
ter of Lieut. Gen. Scott TO the Secretary of War
dated October 4. 1861
Mr. Chandler introduced bill TO provide for
the collection of abandoned property and sale of
the same, and for the prevention of fraud in the
insurrectbnary districts
Mr. TumbulI called NJ the bill for the dis
charge oiState prisoners, and offered a substitute
for the bill.
vot was taken on the penc:sg amendment
10 strike out section Of the original bill, pro-
viding fr the suspension of the writ of habeas
corpus. Rejected-l3 TO 81.
Mr.. Grille offered substitute for the bill
Mr.. rum5ull made report from the Com
mittee Conference on the legislative appropria-
ton bis
TheesOlution with regard to mileage provides
that nsmember from beyond the Rocky Noun.
tains pail receive more than s.. 900 smileage,
and mother mWs-->sz except those from distant
! Territries ana" ~ore than 81 600.
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W. A. BRowS.
Adjutant OF the Day

THURSDAY. FEB. IL. 1868.
SESArE--The bill for dIstrieting the Stlte for
Legislative purposes was considered IN Commit
tee of the Whole but without any result The
com mttees reported back number of bills for
fiud actiun Bills were passed as follows: To
amend the net to provide for the opening of high
ways; TO amend section ~ OF the act incorpo
rating cities 1.-THE bill excludes from taxation
notes, &c in the hands of guardians. belonging
10 resident minors: providing that creditors
and suretes shall have Alright of action IN certain
cases before the debt or liabily is due. and pro
vidiug for attachment in such cases; requiring
Clerks and Auditors TO make indexes; to provide
for The publication by railroads OF the rates Of
passenger fares, and fixing penalties Tor charges
above the published rates to provide Tor the issue
al tee bills Oh appeal, from Commissioners and
Justices Courts; to amend section 40 of the prac
tice act Regulating the publication OF legal no
tices): To amend the 9th section of the act ncor
porating the Wabash Manual Labor Society: to
empower Sheriff, TO offer lands for sale Mt the
door of the Clerks office in counties where there
Is no Court House
HoUsE-The morning was principally devoted
to business. a number OF bills we're put through
on second reading. Mr. Harvey Introduced res
olution demanding TO know il His Excelency
Governor Morton Endorsed threats made against
members OF the General Assembly by soldiers of
the 9Th regiment. An exciting discussion en-
sued. which terminated by making the mat
ter the special order for Tuesday next. Hanna :
military bill, Shaffer's Congressional apporion
ment bill. and the bill providing for agricultural
colleges were passed 10 third reading and or
dered 10 be printed. The files cleared ol
House and Senate bills on first and second read
ing.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-20

HEADoUARTERs 7lsT REo ISD VoLs.l
BuRSIDE BARRACKS. February l. 1863.
In commemoration OF Washngton's birth day
dinner will be given on the 2l-t inst. at the
"Soldier's Hone" to the soldiers in and near Ia
danapolis
Major Frybarger LIST Indiana Artillery, will
oficiafe a. Assistant Marshal Of the Day.
Adjt VIM. A. Brown. 7lst Regiment Indiana
Volunteers, will act a. Adjutant of the Day
On that occasion The following will be the order
Of exercises:
/. The different commanders OF companies,
detachments and regiments will march their com
mands from their respective camps at III A. NJ /.
and form them promptly Oh New Jersey street.
the right resting on Washington street. depioyed
west
At III A NJ. the troops. preceded by the hand
OF the 18th Regulars. will march TO the Masonic
Hall
2 Introductory address by His Excellency.
Gov Morton.
, Grafton by Col H. B. Darlington, 18th U.
; Infantry
4. At 1917, the troops will proceed to the
Soldiers Hume to rartake of dinner
) Dinner from p p. NJ. To 2l2 NJ.
6. Review Of the troops at 3 o'clock p NJ, on
Washington street, By Gov. Morton and Col. Car
rington and staff
BY command of JAMES BIDDLE.
Col list Reg Ind Vols.
Marshal of the Day.
W. A. BRowS.
A Al. n.
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S. T.--166O.--X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS

They purify, strengthen aud invigors,s.
They create healthy appetite
They are an sntitoss 20 change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hour.
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmstic and Intermittent, levers
They purify the breath and a-idity OF the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
They cure DArrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver Complain, and Servou. Headache.
They are the best biers in the world They make the
weak msn strong, and exhausted natures great
sorer They male % pure ST. Croix Run.ihe oee
orsied Caiissys Bark, and herbs, aud taken
with the pleasure Of beverage. without regard age
or time Of day. Particularly recommended delicate
persons requiring gentle smulant. Sold by all Gro
GERS, Druggists, Hotels and saloons.
p. II. DRAKE Co,
Jans-d&wltaw6m 202 Broadway. New York.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-20

WIscHrIL. rHr HrxoRIsr.-wincheil. the ha-
mor's,. died a, Liisyettc ON "Wednesday. the 18th
INST. de was m n Of infinite wit, and was pos
se.-ed OF fine poetic taens-. some Of ni- putt
lished poems testify. he was a prophe; too. il
seems. We recollect six years ago hearing hin,
sing to the tune Of King OF the Cannibal Islands"
song in which were the follosing verses:
Ike Greeley. Bennett. Beecher. weei-
A dunghili shanghai. mungrel freed,
Hinged. ssresked and specklcd from the seed
They dissolve this Onion.
Then. men of worth. stand 10 your -osti
ID Mt let these rooster rule the roast;
Niger. their god their heaven. their all,
For this they'd sell the Union
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Reach dey the affected parts and give almost instant
relief. In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, and CArAREH they are
beneficial The good effects resulting from the Of the
Troches. and their extended has caused them be
eomterfeted. e. sure TO guard against worthless I'M
iAtions. OsTAS only the genHi7s Brosoas Bronchial
7roces which have proved their efficacy by test OF
many years PusLIc STEAMERS and SINGERS should use
the Troches. Military Officers and Soldiers who over
the voice and exposed sudden changes should
have them solt everywhere at Is cents per box.
ian2l -dkw3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-20

SERIOUS Alchemy esterlay morning Mr.
Morris Kahn. of the firm of Hay> Kahn Co
of this city, was severely and probably fatally in
iured on South PENNSYLVANIA street. while riding
a vicious horse. Mr.. Kahn passing the sta
ole OF Mr.. jenkins. where negro boy was try
ing TO govern an unmanageable horse. and re-
marked that he would bet ten dollars he could
ride the animal 4 BY Stander took up the ber.
and Mr. Kahn mounted. The horse went tor a
few steps, stopped, and then threw himself over
on his back and upon his unfortunate rider. Mr.
Kahn was terribly bruised. and was carried away
a. was supposed, in diving condition. Late last
evening he Was alive. and had somes hat recov
cred from the shock.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-20

PosrFoxExESI.-The concert announced for
last evening was postponed on account of the
deluge of rain that fell all day. IL will be seen
by the programme in this mornings paper that 1t
will cone of TO night and the lovers of good mu-
&c mas anticipate a rare treat. he young and
acoomplshed vocalist who seeks 70 win the favor
of osr citizens. distinguished for their critical
taste and dne appreciation of merit. Is said %
posess eainept ability 20 succeed before cniti,
waited audience. We trust she may have iuA
house. as Se believe will be the case, II ths
weather does not again put - veto upon the as
senbling of the ladies al Masonic Hall.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-20

SrRISc SryLE-Davis 1T the new hat store
near the postofhce, will to day introduce his
Spring style of silk hats just received direct from
New York-unsurpassed in beauty. elegance of
finish. and durability. Gentlemen. throw away
your shocking tad hats Of last wears style
and call on Davis and get n fashionable hat which
will improve your appearance so much that your
friends and creditors will scarcely know you.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-20

FARMS FOR SsLE-lO0 acres 9 miles = f..
$500; ~ acres joining X station l miles
n f.. 81. 500: ~ acres miles T.. So 800; 80
acres miles W. at bargain: 81 acres 10 miles
W, $40 per acre: 90 acres timber land IL, miles
W. $4,000. by Frank Smith. licensed Real rs
tate Agent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-20

~ The beautiful service of silver presented
To Mr. Felix A. Ninceu, on his benefit night is
60 be seen ia the show window OF W II Talbot
Co : jewelry store. and attracts considerable
attention Take II peep ut il as YOU pass The
workmanship Is very fine. and the engraving by
Reel Is superb
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-20

sE-J j. T. Mahorney. No. 20 North Illinois
street near Bates House. keeps large assort
ment of wigs. toupees. curs. braids and frzzetts;
also. assortment OF ivory and shell back
combs: also. gilt side combs. direct FROM the i'm
porters- Call aud see them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-20

BESErrr OF Miss THeNP>oS.-To night Mis-
Charlotte Thompson appears again As Little
Bareioot. and il is the last night but one of heT
engagement. |, is her benefit night. She de
serves. and we trust will have, crowded house
The play is one calculated to enlist the sympa-
thies of every and 10 leave pleasant impres-
sion. IL is picture Of life-peasan; lite IN
Germsny--wiih nothing far fetched or over
wroushs and vet with sufficient plot 10 keep the
attention alive 10 the denOuement. The charac-
ter OF Little Barefoot, Is capital, and charmingly
piaveG
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rELEekAPH
Vew YORK Market.

NEW YoKx. Feb l9
Flour lOc higher; fair demand. part speculative.
at s. 6OG7 Is for. extra State. 81 s5Gs 10 for
choice do. 81 l0@7 25 for superfine Western,
s. 6O@o % for common to middling extra West
ern. s. 90@s 05 for round hoop Ohio.
Whisky more alive and frmer at 54Ld57c.
chiefly at soc. ~ AZ
Wheat more active and lc better; choice spring
81 44dl 90. Milwaukee club 81 63@l 10, win.
ter red Western 81 25@l II. Corn to &c bet.
ter and decidedly more active at s5d96c
Sugar firm at ga @l2c for New Orleans. lOls
CLOSE for Muscovado. Molasses firm at 81
a56c . sl4IfteE .ua rsmHF14
Pork firmer. with fair demand at Sl4 s7@l5
for old mess. Sll 50dl3 IS for old and new
prime, and SIS 50(d IL tor new prime mess
Money easy at 6d6lsc Sterling exchange
firmer at 81 76@l ia for merchants. and 81
1e1sGl eO for bankers bills. Gold irregular.
unsettled and irmer. opening Mt 81 &c, advancing
to 64c. and closing at 623s@63c ....sl
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-20

We are nov ready to do all kinds Of plain and
fancy job Printing. in the best style. short no
tiee. and a. cheap a. any ofhe, Office. We have
competent hands. good presses. fine assortment
Of paper and cards. and we can do good and cheap
work All kinds Of books. briefs. catalogues,
&c, printed in the best STYLE and on short notice
We ask the patronage of Democrats. and all 9TH
ers that want printing done. r.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-20

~ There will be meeting of the Domoc
racy of gallant Little Clay held Ut Bowling
Green o. Monday next the 23i inst The people
there are thoroughly alive to their Instincts and
will respond ia appropriate manner TO the IA
naticsm OF the day Able speakers will be pres
ent Let all 30 who can
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-20

MEETING or CITIZENS or THE FIRST WARD
The Democrats of the First Ward will meet at
Petres Hall. East Washington street, TO morrow
Saturday evening at : o'clock. to consider mat
tiers pertaining To the next municipal election. A
punctua attendance of every Democratic voter
IS earnestly desired. and all other conservative
citizens OF tina, ward are cordially invited TO at
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-20

UNIMrRovEp LoTs At AUCTION The lots nd
vertised TO be sold on Monday next by William Y
Wiley. Real Estate Auctoneer are very desirable
being located on Illinois. Meridian and Pennsyiva
MIA streets south of the Union Depot
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-20

sB- Henry koeuig. an insane man, wandered
from his home near Cumberland. in this State,
Saturday last. SAYS he wants TO 20 to Quincy.
Ills. lie is a matt about six feet high thin face
and dark hair. ANY person knowing Of his
whereabouts. by leaving word 1T the Union Depot
OF At Ostemeyer's. will confer favor ON his
friends Is 3
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FOR SALE.
II GRE.1T B.fRG.fI.C.
EAGLE CREEK MILLS FORSALE,
FOR SALE

SIrUATED on Eagle Greek. eight miles northwest
= Of Indianapolis, one mile from fredericksburg, on
the Crawfordsve plank road rist mill J. SO BY AZ feet
four stories high, three Of French ourrs-two for
wheat and one for cornall IN good repair. New Wilder
pa eat iron water wheels will grind and pack from 50 10
barrels day Has also power attached with
two good engines
Also Mil in good order. which will cut 1000 feet
Of lumber dAy. Taese mills have IS Of land and
two good dwelling houses.
whea, sufficient 10 Keep the mill running night and
day be purchased on the premises the region being
among the finest wheat regions IN the State. The mill
has always made money tor the owners Price $1,000
Tne viii be given on part Of he purchase money
CURED and city other property take IN part
McKERNAS A PIERCE.
febls-dkwsw Real Estate Agts-. indianapolis
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Coon OPPORTUNITY To Improve VACANT
Lor Il offer for sale the frame house am now
occupying. No. III West Maryland street The
house IL nearly new. substantially built, and can
be easily moved. Ii not sold within seven DAYS
from date at private sale il will be offered at auc-
ton as the Improvements | contemplate making
have 20 be done soon.
20-3 john F. JOHNSTON
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-20

AoRE ARRESTS y esterday afternoon FIVE citi
zens Of Shelby county were brought to this city
and lodged in Jail. charged with belonging to
some secret reasonable society. How the arrests
made. or by whom could not ascertain.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-20

~ The Congressional apportonment bill in
troduced into the House yesterday tacks Marion
county to Wayne. This will suit our Abolition
lists here OF course. for they can have the honor
OF being represented by Julian. one Of the ancient
High Priests of the order for all time or AS long
as the Lord pleases 10 let him live