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rEsec-etarie. of war Wand Meetincs woul

- 80. ttsfIts OF " NJ " ITO Het0I"Eo "VUIU
obllge us by handing ia their reports for publica
ton a early as possible on each evening Of meet
Ing. We desire to give every fact connected
With the grand movement 10 recruit the decimated
ranks OF our brave bows in the Geld Our friends
therefore will oblige Us oblige themselves oblige
the whole State aud the whole country BY giving
attention TO our reasonable request
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-19

tT-The Empire Saloon is offered for sale.
This famous establishment is located At No %
West Washington street All ITS stock ami fix
lures are complete The lease runs for over two
years Apply 10 the proprietor. decl2-dtf
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eE- Adjutaut General Noble reports one hun.
dred recruits daily entered upon his rolls from the
various Congressional Districts Of Indiana.
Probably ia every locality We shall avoid the
draft. We have a patriotic and lucky people it
all the aforesaid turns out to toe true
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~ Photographs. from miniature to life size,
made at Runnion's Gallery. opposite Glenn s
Block.
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BOOK BINDERS.
Book Binder and Blank Book
Manufacturer.

4 Nd DEALER ~ BLANK BOOKS, PAPER AND
N Stationery, NJ. 80 s0uth illinois street Indiana
pohs. Indiana.
SPECIAL attention given Cosnty Officers, hank and
ktiirosd Ntrk
Muse, Magazines Perodicas. &c. bound in the be-,
styl,s reasonable
Ksmsmber-Rncer and store No. % South Illinois
street dselt-d7v
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n The Indianapolis Gas Light and Coke
Company should illuminate the streets OF cloudy
nights whether the Almanac says moonshine OF
not.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-19

- The enlistment OF colored troops, Col
Fishback informs W, is progressing periodically
in this Congressional District
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Ia Yesterday was bitter cold. The Their
mometer was mighty low in the shade And il
could have been colder il the scientific instru
ment had been longer.
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NV Srlrs-As this Is the season when every
person suit. they should call on &.
II. Heitkam No IL North Illinois street. and
examine his stock of piece goods and select a
comfortable suit for the New goods
Just received. decl-tt
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eH The Black Swan-the beautiful and woe
deriuIly gifted Miss Green6eld-at Masonic Hal
To night.
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-E-For photograph on canvas cabinet or
lifs--ize. painted by fenfold. 60 to Runnion's
Callers opposite Glenn- Block.
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BELLEFONTAlNE RAILROAD LINI


eF-LADIEsi LADIES' LADIES, DON'T
fat TO read III. advertisement in this paper. besd~
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES NJ. chec-snsn. a xew
York has devoted The las, thirty year, q MS practice
Fena~ Complaints. His Pin. scs Ike charm. They
reliable aud safe. no~s-1sn
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IT, The Black Swan is putting up at the
Palmer House
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tn Get your car,e- de visite a, Runnion's
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CF Americana YOU have country vast in
extent
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coNFecTIONERs.
NOTICE.
E L cotton NOTICE.

Owes 90 THE lSpl sSs CESrEAL RsnSAY Co..
iSDASAroI1s, December Let. ls63.
ENHE STOCKHOLDERS IN SAID COMPANY ARE
hereby notified that sl.ction Directors IN aid
Company vii be held A. the Office Of the Company Ia In
dahapos, on THURSDAY, the Tth dsy Of January next,
1854
ny order Of he Board o. Director
dee7-as~ SAN. HANNAH. Seer,tsJ.
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CHRISTMAS MEATS.
CHRISTINA EVE.
Fine $h0W Of Fine Meats

rUNHE CITY COUNCIL HAVING CONSENTED TO
allow the Butchers and others 20 no theirI market
IN the East Market House Friday, christmas morn
ing the undersigned take pleasure announcing the
citizens of indianapolis that they will have the
show OF fine meats ever exhibited in tbs city They
would be glad every citizen and stranger Christ
mas Eve. Exhibition free.
They will be happy their numerous customers
with meats Friday morning
Remember Thursday night and Friday morning at the
Eas. Market House. JOHN Il. BATTY,
LEVI DAVIS.
declS-dt25 JOHN NORGER BRO.
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W More snow fell Yesterday.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALESl

One department Of Dispenssryi specially devotsd
20 the esenf 20 She Disease Of Fensies snch In
chorrheA white" Irregular Painful ard Suppress
Menstrustion. Nervous and DEBILITY Disease
he Womb Bsrrenness, &C.
Consolidation and 81 srninsfo free OF charge
Also for sale, Or. DEVICES REGULATOR PILLS.
For Female DISTINCTIONS Irregularities Ac Married 10.
dies In certain situations should them, they
would cause miscarriage. Price ~ per boz, and may be
sen, By mall.
DIR. GALEN's PREvFNTIvR--An Invaluable ariel.
for those wishing limit the number % their o6sprng.
OF he barren vho desire children warranted not % IN
ure the health. and will last for lifetime ssut sry
address. under seal receipt % The proe-Two DOL
LARS.
PATIENTS Ar A DlsTAscF-By sending q bris
of their symptoms viii receive Hank CD syt
containing t q questions. for the n
treatment Sc Medicines sent 20 sny rsfi ~ The cou-tJ
90 cure ANY AZ home FROM danger curiosity
Alltransactions private and confidential. Rsueuess
the name and number
Direct ell leiterst0
GALyS's HEAD prsp ESsARy
oeel7-ss-dAvl> louisville. Ky.
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Of Hon D. W voorhees delivered In the House - Pep
res>nves February Is. les, on the "Aet toIndemny
the President and other persons for suspendIng The wr,
Of hsbe.s corpus and done in pursuance hereof
is printed in pamphlet form. and can Be obtained at
4, Office. This l. the great effort OF NJ %
rO,ect the liberty Of the citizen. and shoad be In the
ands Of every voter IN Indiana. II makes pamphlet
ofssIteen pages Price sl SO per hundred.
II Jan orders should dIrec, the speeches 70 be sen,
by express. az the postage be cent copy and
must be prepaid.
Address ELDER, HARKNEsS 4 BINGHAM
Indisnapolis
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COUGH NO MORE.
Try Strickland s MeIlinuOu.
Cough BaIsam,

This the best and cheapest remedy for Cughs, Code
Hoarseness, Asthma, whoopng Cough and Consumption
Everybody who hss tired this excellent Bsssm entbusi-
astcaly recommend IL. Mrs.. Mitchell, Ra street. Gin
cnnst. says he has been fearful sufferer with cough
for many year, bad 20 be able 20 YAH up stairs
She took bottle Of this Bsss. and has been better
ever since, and advises all who have Coughs, Colds ard
Asthma Try this valuable Cough Bsissm. Fifty cents
per bottle Sold by all Druggist and msnufsctured .,
East Fourth street. Cincinnati. oct22-d&~H
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u Advices received Yesterday No the Execu-
tive Office. state that the 9th. the 29th. aud the
35th Indiana. to man. have re enlisted. They
are all at Chattanooga They will visit home on
n thirty days furlough. Each one of the brave
boys propose 10 stay IN the war until il is ended.
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MEDICAL.
How to Keep in Good Health,
What Is the Cause of Disease.

flNIE PRIMARY CAUSE or FvERY DISEASE THAT
becomes impure from maoy Impure air change
OF weather unwholesome food snd exposure among
the principal Of mpuriy Of tie blood The symp-
toms sdd heacAcb confused thoughts.
dull and heavy dro~sness. constipation of the bowels,
bad taste IN the mouth, foul tongue, liver complaints
pains in the back and egs. loss ~ appetite, sieepiess
nights collie cramp. pain and ;ghtnes OF the chez;
burn. govt and rheumafim. puing snd purging, chis
and evers more or les accompanying these, and long
train Of troublesome and dangerous sfcctions, all q
which be prevented an cured by taking few dsses
Of nr STRICKLAND's VEGETABLE PURIFYING AMI
BILIOUS PILLS. They will purify the blood pc,
stomach, bowels and liver healthy condition They
particularly suitable for chronic ard nervous dis
eases Every family aud every soldier should Keep >
supply Pills many diseases oovfAted ~
their They a mild and safe medicine, and be
taken at any time without danger of taking cold
sold by all Druggists part reeegt Of
IS cents and stamped env-op, addressed DR. sTFsICk
LAND East Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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lNsUR RANCE.

EQUITABLE Fire Insurance Company,
nFFICE NEWS BLOCK, NEAR The PosToffiCf.
~ Indianapolis, Indiana. insgres Stores. D~sllings.
Furniture Barns. Hay. Grain and 1--we Stock therein
against los damage ~ Fire.
oTucEKs-ColD G. Rose, President: J. J. smith, VICE
President " n. Compton. Actusry: James J. smith.
DncroHs-Col.D q. Roe. L :. Marshal, lncsnapo-
liz Capt J. smith Paymastsr State Arsenal, indisns-
polls; W T. Gibson. seoretsry Indiana fire lnsursncs
COMPANY, Indianapolis. r. p Pay. GeDer. fp-ursnoe
Agent, indianapolis; 7. B. hocsry. Auditor wsesss
County. Wabash. sspt1s-osu
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IL Next week ia Christmas week.
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WANT z q.

oHS TO sI5O PER MONTH TIE LITTLE
- - Giant sewing Machine Company want an
AGENT each County solicit orders for their
hsrhines with gauge, screw-cr and needles
We will pay liberal ssay and expenses. or give large
commission For particular &C. inclose stamp
and address T = PAGE, Telrdo. O..
General Ag-Et for The United states.
esc&.dlmkv3n
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PAIN TING.

IN long M. y EAST NEW YORK STREET 4 OP.
u POSffE University square. = prepared 10 do al
kinds Of Hots and sign Painting, Draining and Chasing
short noNce and IN the very best style. Persons
wanting worN Ia Ms line requested 70 give him
call does dly
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Ths Conserfpt Act-Spcech Of Hen
D. voorhees on The Conserip,on Bill 10 the House Of
Representatives,, February %. 1893 Thisis Of the
finest speeches Of Mr. voorhees,. question now oe-
eupyine large share OF public attention. and evry
citizen In Indiana should have scopy. rskss pam
pAiss Of eight pages. Price ti per hundred
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MEDICAL BOOKS, &C.
Galen'S Head DiSpensary
CHARTERED
BY THE LEGISLATURES OF KENTUCKY FOR Tbs
TREATMENT OF ALL THE DISEASES on THE
URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANS
- ssS9 ~ N ID n q - m - q !.
PRICE ONLY TEN CENTS.
A Medical Report,
Cbnfaining Thirty Ffn< Plates Enoracssssorss-
Anatons and PAysioiogp ortAs Ssxydi 0rooos q a
state of HsFkfh aud Disease
MEDICAL BOOKS, &C.

mon NEW METHOD % TREAT
]. : ! !. "a
~ ING Venerisl Diseases, tnclpiin A
Syphilis in all its stages 5onorrbes,
elect, Structure, vsrisocile, and Hydro = e
cee. Diseases the Kidneys, BLADDER, 81
&c, with Dut mercury containing Q val
liable treatise on that " e-spresd nsls- 6xA
dy OF youth, Seminal Weakness. Noe A III
turnal Emissions. Sexual Debility, I'm 03T y
potency, &C.. the secret intrmites Of
youth and maturity arising from the baneful hs
Of self-aouse. To which IL added observations
Female Diseases and other Interesting Of the
most Importance 10 the married and those confempla
marriage who entertain doubts Of their physical sbt
enter that state Sent TO any address In sealed VT
per, on receipt often cents or four stsmps.
We devote entire time and attention 10 the Ire
ment Of the various private diseases Of in
vate report Our Dspenssryis the only Institution %
kind In America which has been taplished by spe
charter. ans this fsct should give preference
various auscks Of doubtful character 20 be fcon In
arge cities.
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Democratic Documents.


the General Assembly the PeopI. Of Inalans
setting forth the history Of the late session and ID.
res.ous Why more bad ,~comp-hed during rs
sons;lfutions term This dccrr at makes panphIe,
~sxsssn pages. and ~ be fsrpisAsa IN any qssnsssy
Pssssei - per isntssd. 49,
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Rebel Raid on the Orange and Alex.
audria Railroad.
&c, &c, &c. &C., &c.

THE TELEGRAPH LINES MIXED vi
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
per.ounI TntelItrrmce.

The young Duke de Penthevre son OF the Prince de
Joinylc has paid short visit 10 Washington previous
TO his departure for Europe Tho young Prince made
cruise, honorary ensign board the United States
ship Macedonian, and exhibited precocous proficiency
(hc not seventeen years od) that Captain Luce an
pointed him railing master and rs such he exclusively
and successfully brought tho rigate from Cadz 10 New
q he prcsScps and undergo his ns r S
tenant for which purpose special board appointed
composed Of Admrals Davis aud shubrick and Com.
Harwood. Tho result OF the examination extremely
satisfactory. The Duke stopped during his visit at the
house OF the Brazilian Minister who the evcning pre-
vous TO hs departure entertained Al dinner IN honor Of
his distinguished guest the Secretaries and Assistant Sec
rcares Of and the Navy and the officers who had
examined him. The Duke leaves FOR Europe this week,
by the Europa, from Boston
Mrs General John c. Fremont s sifl stopping ut hcr
residence NAhant, and thcsCeners himself Is or was
shcrc few days since. They express themselves de-
lighted with ther newly purchased residence that
pleasant peninsula. tt.I.
Ass,er.n.lsw Of exNarshal Kane, OF baltimore. hs.
been ordered SOUTH having been detected correspond.
Ing with the rebels.
Hon Abram y. 0ln, ono Of The Judges q tho Supreme
ing for several wceks pest among ihs Bsrshre h has
returned 70 washington and resumed hts judicial duties
Governor sprague, OF Rhode Island. stopped at Ahe
Astor House for few hours yesterday en- sos for WASH
ineton.
The Ns.ooa, rreedmsns Relief Asscciatson have cent
10 Newbcl NJ O. by the United States steamer Albany,
which sailed yesterday, tho following teachersMss NJ
a Rutherford; MIS- H Lnctsy q and Rev Mr. Fi,., 70,
srtIccs Of various kinds, for the benefit f the contra
Vermont Hon. Chsunccy vibbard, ard Adutnnt General
Srrague, OF Albany; Joy Coke, OF Philadelphia D. Camp
bell ct pmtsncld, and N Wheeler, n Bridgeport, are
stopping at the st. Nicholas Hotel
Genere p. W. strader and Colonel W. T. opr,cn, of
Sincnnat'; Hon. john woodruff OF Connecticut Hon p
~ Foeer, d Albany; J. JnDes. Of Rocnestcr w. w. Gle
ana Deorsc whipplc Of Providence, sionnrg at the
hetroroiitAo F.,s
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
Police Inselliesncs.

rouxpiISo CAm-About twelve o'csock On Tuesday
night oicer Dewey, Of the seventh prssinct, founa
female infant Under the soop Of leo hAdiscs street. 10
che chd's clothing the following note was assacbsd;
"1s child Is not christsped; she b three wssks old
am not able 70 raise her. and know tha b ths best
pAoe tor her. Excuse me for II y b h my power win
send her something" The hie sfaneor sens 70 the
Central ecc and thence 70 the once q shs Commissoa
srs OF Charities and Corrcctiou No. Bond street..
Row n a BROADWAY Coxcur sALooS.--A young naa
named John Kerrsan sos nso an alteration Tuesday
night last the concert saloon go Broadway, with one
Of the waiter girls named 0eorgsna Smith. Kerrlean
carried on hostiI,es BY throwing several heavy ssss
he fortunately missed but managed 70 destroy
a considerable amount N property. He was arrested
By Ohcer Mrgay, of the Fifteenth precinct, and was
yesterday taken before Justice Qaackcnbush, at the
Jefferson Market Police Court who held him TO bail In the
o. $500 charge Of feiopious assault and
battery.
AR~Ksrsp on SUSPICION ov rEsu CovcrrSKD nv Tur
Rr,ESr BnoapwAv Brrutanr Captain jourion, Of the
ixih precinct, assisted by ocer woordgc, yesterday
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
Bellevue Hospital College Opening.

The exercises attendant up,9 tho annual opening Of
Ibis dstton toos yesterday in The lecture room Of
the nstuton foot OF East Twenty street. they
commenced with prayer from Rev Dir. Duryea. Profess
stephen Smith then delivered the introductory sd-
dress to tho students, tracing the history Of medicine
from its infancy till the time people used sit by the
roadside and proclaim the in which they were
treated TO the time when medicine exclusively stu.
died by the priests, aud. finally till the time il
mitted 10 the professional physician. The lecture
received with many marks Of appreciation.
Simeon Draper then addressed few encouraging
marks 10 the students. He was succeeded by
DR.. Doremus. who, in very eloquent style, 70.
lated some OF hts recent experiences in Europe
among the medical fraternity and passed 10 speak Of
III. impcrfection OF medical science IN with
the perfection OF almost everything else of modern times
Here he showed the students tne road opon to true
bition.
The students and professors then embarked In the Bel
lcvue steamer, and transferred 10 Backwels
Island. IN the lecture room OF the hospital Dr. Hal.
ton delivered interesting and instructive chemical
discourse before the students. He followed by Or.
Lewis A. Sayre, the sklfu professor OF orhopedc
gerry In able chemical discourse the derapgement
OF tho joints OF the humaname illustrating as be pro.
ccedcd in the most mastery and thorough manner his
ideas upon OF the patients OF the hospital Perhaps
this lecture all, ALL the most edifying OF the day
AZ its conclusion the boat announced waiting an
tho party returned 70 the city.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
Miscelianeous Nnvn, News.

PAYMAsTER GyonGE PLryKErr who served 80 long and
faithfully tho flagship Hartford in the early part Of her
memorable cruise been detached from the Bureau Of
Provisions and Clothing and ordered report 70 Commo
dcrs H. H. Boil for duty the United States ship Peusa
cola.
CoHors. ogbi draft, iron.olad steam gunboat-which
was commenced weeks ago at Mr.. Rowland's yard
Mt Grcenpoin is progressing rapidly. She designed
by Chief Engineer Sinners, and intended for
river and harbor navigation She 225 feet long, 45 feet
wide and feet depth Of hold. Tho Cohoes Ia OF peculiar
construction There Is inuor hull, outside Of which
there is another hull, the space between
Them forming watcrtisbt compartments outside
Of tho outer hull are tho wooden bulwarks and
iron srmcr. Tho compartments are capable Of being
flooded and pumped out necessary 90 a. 10 tighten her.
The inner vessel able TO Goat without the aid OF the
ou'sr null u should be damaged By ram or proyec.
ue. inc Internal sides square with the bottom,
wnon perfectly nas the whole length and width Of the
vessc me s'des win be sx feet and half th,ck IN.
e'udng tnc compartments timber and thrcc inches cf
iron plating The frame and inner hull arc already coun
plescd The revolving turret win be twcnty feet in d.
ametsr and eight inches thick Of solid non Te anna
mont win consist of two nundred and f,v pounaor,
Thc Accommodations for the officers sre for.
ward, and those for tho sailors are p,.,.
Cd 10 juxtspostion sbe viii bc driven bv
two propcllers. Her speed 10 expected 70 bs
sx knots II is probable that she MI mako eeh. rro,s
which very good speed this class Of vessels Tho
deck wiz bc bombprcos-dfiecn inches Of scii timber.
With coating Of iron inch in thickness.
NIAGARA, tc--ssesm frisass--Tns vessel was pa, In
commission on Tuesday at four O'Clock tho afternoon,
a. the Navy Yard. Boston, az we learned by tcegraphc
ocspa'cn sbc " under orders TO proceed at onco IN
Gloucester Ness, for the porpOse Of epdcavorng TO
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
Nominations Made Throughout the State
for Members OF the Senate.

Both parties exceedingly busy throughout the
State making their nominations for Senator'S and
most strong men bcing brought forward. We
give tho nominations In tho following dstricts;--
Geo. Christie, democrat, OF Richmond; william
Nico republican, OF Suffolk t..a..
2-Demas Strong, republican, OF Brooklyn.
No nominations have yet been made for the Third,
Fourth, Fifth, sixth, Seventh and Eighth.
"a. c. Niron, democrat.
Dist. Saw .I.sH.tIl
13-Ira shafer, democrat OF Albany; Leonard @. Tea
Evck, republican, OF Albany county.
t5-wm; odcli, democrat; James N. Cook, rcpubii.
can, of Ballstcn.
Io-Isaac J. Davis, democrat Palmer Havens, rspubi
can Of Essex county.
l7-wm. J. Averil, democrat; Albert Hobbs. rcpubL
can, Of Franklin county.
16-Ious Q. Thierry democrat; James A. Bell republi-
can, Of Jefferson denomination.
l9--othnei & williams, democrst Alexander q. Bai.
ley, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
2o--Anfcd Clarke democrat; George b. Andrews, rs-
publican, Of 0tscgo.
2i--Benamn >. Lewis, democrat Cheney Amos. 70.
sa~inks Wells. democrat. OF otisco Andrew D. White,
republican, OF Syracuse. a'ar
13--Fredcrich yuliana republican
24--Eua Cornell. Republican, a Tompkins county
2s-Ssephcn X. Williams. republican, Of Wayne county
28-Barzillai Slosscn, democrat, d Ontario county;
Charles J. Tolger, republcan--renominaton Fi.
Q7-stsrhon Y. Hssht, republican, OF Cornin9.
q and 2o--No nominations.
3o-wiIkes Angel, rspubiicnn---renomnaticn
8iJamcs n. Humphrey, democrat, Erastus g. rrosser.
republican, of Buffalo.
$40 nomination.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
The Burning OF WilsOn's Cracker
Bakery.
Rs. LARgfN, THE PRINCIPAL PROSECUTING WIT
ARRESTED FOR PERJURY.

-,
ARRESTED FOR PERJURY.
Afew days since Er. Alexander Simpson, one OF the
psrsons recently charged the oath Of Mrs. Margaret
Larkn with having been concerned in the burning OF
Wilson's racker bekery in Fulton street, on tbe 1s Of
January last appeared before Justice Quackcnbush
the Jefferson Market Police Court aud preferred charge
of perjury against Mrs. 1arkin.
Mr.. Simpson. in his affidavit, deposes that on the 21st
Of September last during the examination before Justice
Downg Mrs. Larkin testified that shc saw him on the
day the bakery burned that he was in and out OF
tho bakery repeatedly that day; tina, she saw him
getting out OF light wagon the bake house, and fur.
hcrmore that she him with straw In his hand the
straw havng tar or some thcr comlusii5e material
daubed over u. After the straw wa, lighted she swore
70 seeing nm CIR. simrscn) IRE 10 tho baskets
stairs. &c.
Mr. Simpson swesrs that in the above statements Mrs
fnrkin committed wlfu malicious and corrupt perjury
well knowing nj the time that shc taxing fa,se
cath. The deposition Of Mr. Simpson was oorroborated
by the ocavit Of Mr.. David IL Brown OF 134 East SIX
teenth street.
On the above statements Justice Quackenbush issued
fer the arrest OF Mrs Larkn, which was exc
cotcd yesterday AT her residence 4s3 second avenue by
occr Colfax cf the Jefferson Market Police Court The
accused committed n await an examination. After
her Mrs IArkin expressed much delight and said
she had been waiting for such result, she Intended
prosecuting Mr. Wilson for false arrest and Imprisonment