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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-26
E0 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL e
90 Hat 81 Cap Emporium, 81

"TllE PEOPLES HAT STORE"
HAS BEEN REMOVED TO
No. 800 Market 81, West side1 5eigseH Second
and Third Streets,
WHERE will be kept constantly hand all styles Of
w Hats and Caps, we'll selected and purchased At hs
lowest cash prices and will be sold Wholesale aud ieie
~ the lowest possible rates. At this will BE- found
splendid stock of
HATS AND CAPS,
OF THE NEWEST SPRING FASHIONS
Dhks5 SILK HATS, superior IN quality and taste
SOFT FELT HATS, OF all kinds and coors
FASHIONABLE CAPS, full assortment, new styles
1S-ca and soc for yourselves.
wM JOHNSTON
free Of charge
E5-cAAh paid for Rags. old Paper, &c. ap Sem
HORTON & ARNOLDs SHIP AXES AND
ADDE'S,
WlrH an assortment Of other iols, for sale by
W WM, n. BlLLANY o.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-26

An Acr concerning letters Of marque prizes aud prize
goods
Il Hendeied bg tie Senate and House NJ Representative
T. ~ thhfd SAFES Of America Congress dssemlel
tnht 10 all domestic aud foreign President o.
Tue United Stat Is authorized Issue to private armed
vessels OF tue United Suites commissions lstes o.
mAfhe aud general rptisal in such form he shall thlA
proper and under the tho United States and make
an Heiu rules aud regulations the government ahu
.onuuet ihereof and for the adjudication and disposal
Tue prizes and stlvhges made by such yessds Ifopnta
mat me authority conferred by this act shall cease AZ
act.
Approved, March ., 1863
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-26

CONE AND try. Ir.-Gcorge Il. Thompson, the
proprietor Of the large AMI well conducted Drug
Store in the Institute building, corner Of Eighth
and Market streets, has connected with his
store splendid Mineral Water Fountain, and
will be happy to serve up this delightful drink to
our citizens, richly .vored with Syrups Of every
variety, and containing fresh. good, 6eet Cream
from the Dairy, and sufficient quantity Of
sparkling ice to render it paatabe 1t is IL
most delicious beverage. Try it,,
N you want aPood Refrigerator, call at Ferris
CARROTS, 50i Market street. aud get one at a
reduced price. They have been tried and not
found wanting. may 2G.lw
NoTicE Persons in want of really good
Range, will call aud see Peterson's before they
buy Lids, plates, SC, furnished by Ferris 4
Garrett, 5O4 Market street may 20 lw
Pianos Cen Grant has taken Vicksburg, anil
the rebels have been captured The Union il
safe and ever shall he. just received few more
Of those celebrated Raven K Bacon Pianos at the
wareroom of W. Harper No. sO7 Market street
Institute building. All persons in search of
good and substantial, full, deep, rich toned Piano
not to be surpassed by any in the United STATES,
an instrument that will give entire satisfaction,
will please call soon and examine these.
N. Is. Green Backs and all other good Bank.
able funds taken in exchange. Do not forget
No. 807 Market street. May2G 2t.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-26

upon us ALL lnOuBU IL was undoubtedly
there proven that our iron.clads could
have passed the batteries and forts with
out very serious damage, but for the in.
Vulnerable distractions in the channels.
Early the following morning, we were
on our way to Port Royal, passing seye-
raj steamers bound up loaded with troops.
Arriving at the light boat Off that har-
Dor about noon, and having no pilot we
anchored until the next morning, Satur-
day, April 18th, when pilot came along
side and we were very soon at anchor
again n short distance from the flagship
Wabash, directly opposite the little vii.
lagc on Hilton Head, and surrounded by
some two hundred vessels of various kinds
men-ot-war, transport steamers and hume
rons sailing craft, all of which, l suppose
III some manner employed by the govern
ment. Some of the large steamers were
loading with troops, stores, &c , and nu-
merous little tugs steaming from one
point to another, with stores, dispatches
&c, presenting altogether quite lively
and animated appearance. The iron
clads were also lying on the other side of
the harbor near the machine shops, pre-
pairing for their new expedition, on which
the most Of them started few DAYS
afterwards for North Edisto, very safe
harbor some miles below Charleston har-
Dor, and from which l point believe the
next expedition will start; but where the
attack will be made | o. course cannot
say, but l trust wherever Il may be, their
efforts may be crowned with complete
and decided triumph for our great and
good cause, and bring dismay and confu-
sion upon our enemies.
We remained at Port Royal some four
or live days to repair our steering gear,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-18

In the speech OF Judge Orion. A. the State
Convention. he l. reported % have said
The sending IL = vessel 20 Fort Sumter.
With The ed object Of sending provisions 10
up IA provoke South Carolina % make al attack
IA fora an excuse Tor the Administration To lie
clare war
Whether the course pursued wss right OF wrong,
sueh IA the truth Of history. The AdmInIttta
ton aud Ia party had determined Ia reject all
plans Of compromise and cancellation, The op
p%oftunIly Was presented them and the, scofned
a. The peace convention assembled. and all its
earnest efforts were thwarted. Mr.. Crittcnden
offered an honorable compromise. and " VAS re-
jeetei Southern commissioner we're NJ Wash
ington. and Their presence was ignored. a Judge
ot the supreme Court Of the United States came
10 an understanding With Mr.. seward Tor some
delay IN the commencement of hostiliiies, aud
bad faith vas observed toward him The Ad
mlnislrstion had %prvalel, determined upun " ~,
and the mode Of is commencement was d,liber
atsly planned. A vessel va. sent Ia Fort sun
ter. kaowlng that Il, would bc hrei upon, aud
knowing that u would begin = wW 81 conquest
and suhugstioa IL vas Harvey. a confidential
friend an sgent OF the Adminlslr alton. Who tele
graphei the departure Of that vessel to the South
Carolina authorizes. an set OF apparent treason.
in reward for which he nov holds one OF the
NOS, profitable foreign missions IN the gun of the
Government.
The fact. are c-peciali, important Is showing
the purpose which has animated the Cabinet
from the beginning. The Union nigh, have
been restored Civil war might have been pre-
vented But Il vas not restoration that the Abo.
ii,ion party wanted. IL vas the abolition OF
slavery. the conquest of Southern territory, the
suhIugs,ion Of the Southern people. the annihi
iAtlon OF one half The Union under the war
power" All this. tia, their %ianaticsi theory OF
"a "irepresible conflict might DO established.
that their hate might be g%ratined. and Their party
perpe,aated. even upon the ruins Of the republic.
The Cabinet would not surrender its partisan
platform then for the sake Of the Union. and II
vi!l not nos. There has been no time sInce
that simple devotion 90 the Constitution and
LAYS would no, re establish the old Union. The
abandonment OF . sectional platform by the party
In power would 81 this very moment annihila,e
rebellion and restore fraternity aud peace But
that boon IL cruelty denied. u i proclaimed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-18

SlS months later, the young man stood Ia the
presence OF the hsuehi, old man.
What YOU here %againf' angflly exclaimed
the old man,
All, old man." proudly exclaimed William
hakcr, II Ar hcrc--your daughters equal and
,%onrsl'
The old mans lip curled With seorn. A deris
i've ,mils lit up his cold features: when. casting
violently upon the marble center table an enor
nous roll OF green backs. William Baker excit
edly criod,
"Sce, Look on this wealth. And I've ten
fold more Listen. old man. You spurucl mo
from yonr door. but did tot despair secured
a contract for furnishing the army Of the -
with beef
y g.. yes,' eagerly exclaimed the old man
and bought up all the disabled cavalry horses
I could End"
II see | SEE cried the old man. And good
beef they made, too
They do they do and the profits are I'm.
m.n.e,"
II should say sol"
And now. sir. ] claim your daughters lair
hand"
Boy, shes yours. hot hold Look me
IN the aye, Throughout all this have YOU been
loyslf"
40 the core" cried William Baker.
"And." continued the old man. in a voice
HUSKY with emotion. ARE YOU in favor Of a Wig.
orous prosecution Of the wary
Il am. | am"
Then. boy. take her. Maria. child. come
hilher. Your William claims thee. BE happy,
my children Aud. ~hateser our lot In lie may
be. let We support the Government
ARrrsas wAsp.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-18

During tie American de- ate in the House of
Commons so many Americans came down TO the
House. and 50 fierce was the excitement. that IL
was ~acjudged To be more prudent TO separate the
hostile camps. The "Conieierates" accordingly
sat under the gallery, on the ministerial side. aud
the Federals opposite to them ON the other.
Two negroes who had deserted from the
military service in Massachusetts were arrested
n lew days since. As the guard we're taking
them down to the wharf in Boston. heavily hand
cuffed. on their way to Fort Warren, one OF them
held up his msnacled hands and exclaimed. Dis
am Massa Linkum's proclama-hun."
-wHar A SUBSTITUTE DIp-ln Hartford. a
substitute asked leave to 90 ~ his room. in the
United States Hoted, for a fea moments. and a
guard went with him. he locked the door, leav-
ing the guard with n loadel musket outside.
Hastily throwing OF his uniform he sill ? d on C IL
zens clothes. and went of through another door
leading from the same room The guard grew
inpatient, and finally broke Ia the door. but the
bird had flown. carrying OF $500 in his beak
He was hunted for all about, but in vain.
The following test of "lo,alty" is not bad:
81 hereby offer $500 to NJ. c. Richardson or J.
W. Barber, " thew will 20 n substitute for my
son, Jesse III. Dysinger. Who was drafted ON
Tuesday last. NV son does not believe in the
policy on which the war Is conducted. and Is op
posed to conscription. which both of the former
profess to endorse. Let them show II bv their
practice. and ! will give either of them $500.
ions ID. DrsiNotR.
LocKroRr. August ,. 1863"
-TaT "lirArrp Trnn" ACCOUNTED FoR.-
The rioters stopped the draft o.
-Ntw Yopk DtaoeaAric SrArs CONVENTION.
The Democratic State Committee Of New York
me, Ia Albany on The 9th Inst and resolved "a
call n State Convention TO meet at Albany on
The Dh Of September next
lit IL seriously asserted that Mr., Lincoln
maintains a spiritual establishment Ia The lfesi
dental mansion. aud dues lo important act with
out consultation With and direction 0f ls ghosil,
advisers, The ffst announcement some mouths
age, ui the fact, waa received with ihCtedulitN
bat ita repetition from we'll informed quarters
eonvinees, though " shocks. the public sense
We ate no, surprised ~ the Development Ia
naliplsms afe conppnlal, anl affect The humal
mud, ~ misiurtunes come nlon us, Va hntial
Ions, We shall not he aslnuislel a. heif neNl
that le haa about him a corps nt aslplOplsls nnd
ioftune lullels Surely, misiuftun,s have nul
come upon the country singly = fof,I waSn'
Sentinel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-18

grade them. he closed by reviewing the conscript
act.
The meeting was closed by n stirring speech
from W L Bane. Esq of Ohio. nov pract.cing
law at Columbus. Iud. he shovel The origin Of
The present war. the capabiliiy of the Republican
party and the tyranny p~racticed BY the present
Administration. showing that the despotism prac
ticei by the military power in Kentucky a, the
late election was a sample Of the treatment that
the people Of Indiana might expect At their eiec-
tons.
A large number of ladies graee,l the occasion
by their presence. aud nothing occurred To mar
the harmony of the meeting. every body depart
ing with the fixed determination to perpetuate
their liberties by voting the Democratic ticket
A SPECTATOR.
COLUMBUS. Tsp 4. August Is. 1863.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-18
RAIL WAY TIMrKtEPtRs,
with Heavy sterling silver Chses,


$50
fj~isk LaSiss Wasfrifsd N~slfsJaJfr, ~ fsh. n,
isGi, sasa "iiufH,hp = ttatKssrtHs are becoiniag pfs.
verbal Zoe their accufscy amd reliability. The, af. lsf.
t%iculsflY valuable faf officers ln The army smd tfs ,eisfs.'
The sirmN aaf NtfH 4. tsFfs, ~ Ihiia ds iphli, ~ ts
number ~ MAY p, reviewing this watch. says 'fNs $40
pleased ~ go thsi The IMPORTATION ~ ths lless .an liaos.
ate meeting the enormous sale AZ tueh sAffsagdlnafy
enter fise - 'islf. 80 nehiy ~ rite. These watches sfs
novelties prod ted W ~ Uthtf hoafe, fsf exceeding other
manufactures w pnlhi ~ accuracy ahi elegance. hasiay
aud rs"tnpit4..s ~ thsis patrons fsndsf Tie heafk . ass
fifahlr medium fH ifsitsfs ln she sfW, -
The isH iek hokis, Of iulj ~, isai. selanirily
seyN I'VE have bsru shawn ~ The Me.sfs iitssAss
iseF. ~ho are IN exclusive importers ~ The article.
whei they Hnsi appropriately term, she Han az 1lsss
sssfsH, heinz q fHpefbiy hhilsi saith, shlth 4 ~sfs
fshiei 10 hep The lnost sesnfsis time IN ell climates
lie hsaap oiihs's ilm'lssrsfs v only esuailsd W ihsif
ehuHpNHss,
Ibs RAILWAY ~ftNrkfFrrR has kssss sss.a sts,.
ffVp sfff' easfs, beautiful ~hle enamel dial, hahdseHe
aVd hanis, sllh superior regulated messnshi. ssaf,
faHfef a. fts asd hesp ssssHsHf ffsssf fffts, fsr sssa
~ half d"ten, e"p. by malt VI o. fuF postage, ~ feF..
tered, - eeiis additional A sas delivery ~ msil gnsi.
snltsd, Sid ahfv kpfls esss.
The hsflN ~ ttassFtrsa IL alec Furnished ia hand.
SONS liver plated essss, sid 10 Ill ether fespssts the
.ans % it li'ff ones, while in appssfahos ihsy sTs
lslis equal. fuee hp Teass ~ ss Postage, d Is.
Registering, 20 cen Nsa eRit ~ ms cs.<.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-18
SINKING FUND NOTICE.
Notice to Sinking Fund Borrowers

A IT, PERSONS I t~tbftD1o fiit SINKING FUND
~ are notified that lands moftgs ged 10 faii Fund, and
on Nhih Interest hts not been paid IN advance, viii he
altered N public "a . oh the second fueaday at iueem'
her neat
~ oflet Of ihe Hoard, ", II, TAt.hott,
anglH dAw tnl uni President
~kesistsf ant Hepuhiieen, tawfrneshursl tonfisf,
hAilsttl uafrtie AID Nalh ahois, tyansvillel journal aml
tspteH, irffu ilauiei ia iefsnhlah aud Palladium, hioh'
mondl iinies AID seuuhel, teti MaSnrl Argue aud toufs
isf. Lsi'yriirl lenleo ~ AMI tnlon, IApoftel ffesF, kas
koniui Fact and II publican, uFeenahufgi Mercury ant
sentinel toot. ., " lsueefal aid lspubli.an. ilslnaulhl
n-m"cfst and hpeetstaf, Muntteriio, Jaohsonisn aud kes
publican, isuahsi lei u meefai AID Republican, Neips'
iafo, wi nAfrf ~ he amount NJ Two dollars and ttnd
bills rte,ipi,d 90 the enee ~ the sinking und Toe pay
meni, WITH q paper containing The advertisement,
"mafksd, ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-18

Gen. FRANK BL.fR has arrived at Washington
The Chicago Tribune correspondent snnounees
that be has taken decisive ground against the
prosecution Of the war for the abolition of slavery
and call the earnest supporters of the Admins
tration regard BLsIE's course as completely iden-
tifying him with The 'eopperheads.'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-18
NArioSAL BANKS The number Of national
banks established from June 20. 1863. up to
August l3. is pronortioned as follows:

TT Is il not plain that the Government by a
draft wanted men and not money? Whv. then.
docs the Board Of Aldermen try To cheat the
Government Of its dueS-tNew York Indepen-
dent.
II IL was men, not money. the Government
wanted. why dill the law provide for men or
money. at the option of those drsftedf As the
law reads, We take II that the Government IL In
different as to whether the conscription brings II
men or money. For a City Council. or a Board
OF County Commissioners. to furnish the money
IN the place Of the men. can not be considered as
irving a. cheat the Government Of its due when
the Government II willing to take either, ut the
option OF the party drafted Cincinnati En-
puirer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-18

mo, william Baker, You cannot have my
daughter hand In marriage until you are equal
la wealth aud social position"
The speaker was a naughty old man OF some
sixty wears. and the person whom he addressed
was = tine looking Young man OF twenty i've
With q sad aspect, the young man Withdrew
from The stately mansion.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-18

from Washington that no State can resume is
old position IN the Union upon the terms Of the
Constitution. IL i demanded that the country
shall hsht until every original right OF the States
shall be blotted out. that negroes nav 20 free and
The south become sholitionized -iAlwaukee
News.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-18
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SyraAYEp fRox n SUBSCRIBER, ABOUT rux
- l2th q June, from No. - Bates street. indianapolis,
q large fslios Gov, with white BAG and large teal-
seout 90 : years ola. givins milk when she l~n- ! viii
lihsrsliy reward the person that r~tnrns the cs~ . i~sves
informsiion that WI lead 70 her recovery % spspeer''
Qrucery cr this once. CHAPMAN.
suels- ina wtv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-18
NOTICE.
PROPOSALS.
SEALED

IkpiANAroiis ARsrsAi.I
Indianapolis, August ~, 1868.
EnKOpOsAIS WILL, BIZ RFCElyED 1T THE OFFICE
of tic Commanding officer Of the indianapolis Al.
scnal. corner of Delap are aud Maryland streets, Tor clear.
ing and removal Of the trees and ttunps. dead aud fallen
timber. from a spact on the ground selected for the In
dianapolis Arsenal sufficient FOR the site Of The main
arsenal building. The space TO bc cleared h. about %. 900
square feet, and will be- clearly marked on the site 20
that parties desiring o. bid Ter The work can understand
what h required. The bid. should state definitely on
What term, aud the ime IN Witch he work will be doue
Il n supposed hat the wood an timber cleared from the
site viii more th ~ pay for thu wofk, and the Job will be
awarded to the hfyh.I responsible bidder. if none OF
the bids appear reasonable al will be rejected, aud the
work uthei Wise contracted for A. may appeal 10 ee fer
The hcs 4 Interests of the United states.
inds viii be opened at a. NJ, Tuesday. August 10th.
T, ! ~1kkAnWtLt,
augis .dBt Captain 90 Ordnance Commanding.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-18
MAGIC TIME OBseRvtRsl
fHt ffHFtofl"s 90 ssoHkkiEs'

W ff"fs'ft'N w ssthtsta
hffh0 q Hasffag, 90 OIen fscs, 90 Lids's. 90 vsssls-
MAS Halcl copbissd, snA Tsfsaf ND
HisdfHg fmgsorssseHfK
The New lob fHsfrTfra Neps, 10 its Issue II ssn. 10,
itas. on pafs ~, voluntarily sssti I'VE hsse lssn
show u a most pieasins novelty. - Which the iitssAsn
fHoa ~ New soit, .s ne sae iuporsfs. "a "a called
the hAuic TIM OBSERVER, and ls a iiuaslhe ana
open tAee Watch oamhinsd. the ~ TIE ~pfsliisst. mat
COW snieui. snd dscidsdlY lhs beet aud cheapest time
piece for Esnsrsi Nld reliable nse ever ensrsd. n hes
within "a and cnnfe cied With lfs machinery ~ a~a ~ind.
lnn allaehmeni, wandering a ksy entirely Unnecessary.
The eassa At tlls watch are composed q t~o msfila lie
oaisf oas being me io'esTst gold. II has The improved
ruby act on lever 40, smsni. and Il warranted al seea.
rate tlmeplece" Pre-, superbly engraved, per vase q
half dozen. teo< SAMPLE wsirhs. w neat ubotaeeo
hoss,, Toe tho-s peoFoa"g 10 has 81 wholesale cas-. m
ashi ~ mall The poslsge u 70 cents. Regisisflns, 70
cents.
~ Watches ssni by sspre- 3. any par, u N. Ia, Al
stats with hhl payable 10 ikpfs. Agent upon elfsery
fsfseut ordering W this manner masi enclo.s a. az
bm. -"
soldier, aad az s'h<rs az fAs aGsfovsl .xsfe.. o, asy
prs hs,<I. mt. sead psfssesf 81 aaeasts. e. -
hAffsss Companies pcfemptorly refuse making e.
tiots m such pfechnoas ~oesilss. heney esn ~
snah or ssefsrs. ~ by express OF mail 10 y
letter, a. our RIA oar fatroas ere requisite
r*rsen. ~hsn u is eeavenisn' co. them 10 do ca.
HUBBARD BROS, Impo
sas. a~~sAswas No. ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-18

It, simplicity clearness aud moder,y OF tone viii
surprise no one, but will not therefore The less de
light all the world. Rarely haze achievements
So considerable been related I the author IN Ian
guaee 80 euuoili ting by it, masculine eompos
ufo, The tone oil he report would doubtless
have been warmer had General Grant been tell
Ink tho .iot Ut an expedition conducted by ono
0i ls l%lrulemniF,
The ucuersl's confession ~ lds failure IL 49,
unpleiendhg ns HE piclme II his succeHses, Ito
elhlm. a. have accomplished h the end What he
had aimed AT from the fret. but he eoolly admits
that be accomplished It IN a way which lac had
not originally devised,
This iearlesrness Ia respect Ia his own misttke
makes General Grants demolition OF his most
uurul, corIs commander. Major General Meuler.
nlnd. particularly crushing. The issue bctw cen
these Generals IL set iurih 90 clearly ~ 10 leave
no room Tor ~ opinions on the subject The
ways OF the one. indeed. we're hopelessly unlike
the Ways of tue other. General McClcrnand
uscs n,ore costly aud g%litiering adlecliyes Ia ",
regularly congralulating bic own corps upon n
defeat earned 10y himself, than General Grant has
la,ished upon the magnificent campaign OF tho
Big Black aud the ultimate surrender of Vicks.
burg IN Y. World
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-18

Mn. LiSoolS's SALARY The Philadeiphia
Age suggests ,ha, there IL little patriotism In Mr..
Lincoln declining To receive his years salary In
"grrenbacks.' considering that should there be a
fall ia gold be all make a handsome thing by
his favorite currency. Besides. IL IL not eonsld.
cred ''ioyal' 70 discourage tle greenDack money
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-18
sUNDRiEs.

FOR SALE,
300 doz, Glass Fruit Jars;
1000 Gross corks, all sizes;
1000 lbs. Sealing Wax;
800 doz, Brushes, OF all kinds, sizes and
STYLES;
50 bbls. Coal Oil;
10 bbls. Benzine;
20 bbls. Linseed Oil;
20 bbls, Lard Oil;
SO bbls. Lubricating Oil;
so bbls. Whiting;
500 or. Quinine;
SO OF. Sulphate Morphia;
10 bales Terra Japonica;
10 eases Mass Liquorice, pure, for To-
bacconists;
10 cases Stick Liquorice;
10 bales Sponges, quality various;
500 boxes Glass, all sizes;
500 gals. East India Castor Oil;
8 tuns White Lead, in Oil;
4 bbls. Sp'ts. Turpentinc;
22 bbls. Varnish;
16 bbls. Alcohol;
472 lbs. Gum Shellac;
as bbls. Old Rye and Wheat Whisky;
10 doz. Old London Dock Gin;
40 dog. London Porter;
40 doz. Scotch Ale;
By STEW a MORGAN.
Wholesale DRUGGISTS,
iva NJ. 20 East Washington street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-18

StwAnp Ann rHr RrSoaiSArioN or LiscoLs.
The on df In political circles Is that Mr.. seward.
IN otlcf % check mate Secfetaf, Chase. will east
AL hs influence for the denomination Ut Mr.. Lin.
coin by his PARTY for the next Presidency
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-18
TIMEKEePERs.
SOLOlERS!
Both ~Conscripts and Volunteers !!

Did YOU know that the sale Of Watehes in the
Army . "A source Of Enormous Pro6tf Are you
aware that many hundred dollars can be made
on a single pay day. by any one of ordinary
business tactf Aud. further. do YOU know that
We are Offering the most Accurate. Durable. aud
s,leable Watches IA tie American Market. At
Prices battling all Compeiitiour
this time h OUT Celebrai,d
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ESTRAv.


STRAYgp FROM THE srBscRiBER AT lSprAsAp.
- OILS, on toe ith inst, q nay Horse, about seven
year, old. foil hftsen hands high, lony ~esftisrc. him In
hesh. both hiud feet whit. and some white on ,h. in.
ward aide ~ one fore foet. q de mosd white spot bstseen
the ho.lflis. and shed ali found. Any person returning
ssid horse OF giving Information where be may he founA'
20 q, W Burrows Livery stable. or 10 the subscriber. viii
be literally rr~srded. n. MAfHkw.
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