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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

eELADIESl LADIES' LADIES, DON'T
fail TO read the advertisement In this paper headed
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. Or. Cheesnsn. Of New
York has devoted the last thirty pears Of hts practice
Female Complaints. His Pills act like charm They
reliable and safe. rovs-dsm
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PROBE SiONAl.

DIR. q. ID. GALL,
OFFERS HIS SERVICES To THE CITIZENS or
indianapolis md vicinity Offce. Virgins Avenue
No - Residence North New jersey street. No 81.
octlSsS-dly
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BElLGfONTAlNE RAILROAD b


NVAKHs EFFECT NovENBxR ~ Ia r1Arpp
III leave Indianapols - foil0vx
norung Express leaves a $50 a n arrives Crest
line II l1lS r NJ Cleveland a. $50 r n. rffsbsYs Il
80 n Connscsinx Cleveland With The Lake shoru
Route for Danksrk Bsslo Albany, Es~ rork and Boo.
ton. Conrecting az Fftshurg With the Pennsylvania
Railroad for harrisburg. Baltiucrs Wskhirgton rha-
dslphia. New YORK and Bosscn
zeeennodsii0n Trsn Ie.vss at lao u. and runs ,r
Union only.
Night Exrress leaves ct $40 r. n arrives cresslns
a. 6is A N, Cleveland $50 A NJ Pitssbu-g ~ as
p NJ. Connecting 81 Cleveland with the Lake shcr,
Route for Dunkirk, Buffalo, Albany New York and Boz
ton Connecting At rttsburg with the Penusyivsni,
Railroad for Harrisburg. Baltimore a.hington, Phiia;
delphis, New York and Boston.
J. W. WEBB.
nors-dim General Superintendent.
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AUCTION SALES.
1AIs AIfK1NOON AND 1O-MOnv Ov

III III A1fk1NOON AND YO-A0hg Ov
By ". L. WALL 4 co.. Aue:iopeers
Al tie Bazaar % Loxistana.evt.. bet,,ser sa az i
rrop., loth streets.
a. a s: q i 70 so a .
ssss 9r Suffers orr. AID
p f;l,ias di. b! IN M, .Ssa. year. old
Terms cash.
ang VIZ. b. WALL L CO.. Aucss
By ". L.WALL 4 Co., Auetionsers
HoHGnsa1Elaao9LD AMP 9 1HSIGI RURsIIgR1 AT
August Isss, We viii sell ID front Of the Auction
Eoons On assortment Of very superior second hand
a. Chars, three Sofas and six si's Chairs
Two MARI top Dressing bureaus. with Glasses
Nah egany Marble top WsshstScs
Sns ks,ei .sss 6mse Mssbl. top Center Table
Rair Seat Arm and Rocking Chairs
One Oak SideboATd and 6ufet
Sh.n5sF TsSls Tsils! E.sts
Chamber and Kitchen Furniture
And many other articles OF Furniture.
ssls wML WALL & co.. Auets.
BY VIM L. WALL Il CO.. Auotioneers
EOvERNMENT SALE OF CONTRABAND
MAssgHtLS- On sATUSpAY, I'D August isss, i
sbo1e:s each 12 pairs Ladies' Heslsd Boots.
Shppe r. and Buskins
box. ssseh pairs ladies' Heelsd Boots and
piece D. Lame. Hoop skiros
ss:ss q .. ra...
dozen HAT Hail II csc, bl.ached and unp,..cs.d
4 pieces Lawn and Prints
Dozen dozen E ipSHis sjs.S packages
lc4 pairs Ladies' Morocco fancy Cons aEd rr.
Psirs Ladies, soroceo 90 Boots 1a onia''n' 0o's'
s. Pine Soft f.lt Hats.
By order Of Cap sr >; 3 h asDs;,
GOVERN MINT SALE
BAKERY sSwxxp1Nes.
to VII b tSd 4 .1ss, shs wns
s. ss Bakery sss: ''@'
pkRxS PTos sHLs 81 Fo6 6s' aasbssE
s u Ses
?; M, We shall In front Of the premises. on sd
come Building Lots. LAYING q front Of Is fset 6
and 2 5cns dsss Ihs property
two squares from Penn. avenue
Terms OF sale One hsit cass b.lsncs IN s.r ara
t"eite Wontnss seeurep oy D ueS.A OF sfIGa oE -
premises, and for notes bearing interest from day
of Gale.
All c1nyeyancirg and stan Is At he esE- Of .as
purchaser.
au Is.dAds GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Aucts.
BYGR1BN l. WILLIAMS. Auction ezra.
SsALEOR VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
- AT rHs CORNER or 9TH STREET EAST AID PAST
CAPITOL sTREEf.-On SATURDAY, the 22i Inst.
At o'clock M, We shall sell, In front of the
r.mise.. al of Lot No. II, and part of Lot L. in
. good three story frame House with brick bass
mert On lot IL aud good two story Cottage ON lot
IL, each having all Eeressary out housss. Persons
Wish ing to purchase residences would do well to
attend the sale, as the property vii. be solu
Terms OF sale: One. halt cash; the bAlR ace IN Q.
and Il months, the purchaser purchasers ts give
notes end orssd bearn: inte e1t from
day Of sale.
Can zee owner, WIN. BAILEY, en- Louisiana
ans is.eodads GREEN L WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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PIC MICS, &c.
4 COMPLIMENTARY AND BENR1ICIAL
II Z q NJ Z Q
BIT TIE

COMPLIMENTARY AND BENEFICIAL
PIT NJ t.
BIT TIE
CITIZENS OF THE THIRD WARD.
TO TEE
OF The SIXTH PRBOINr.
sb. sssd e: Esr York NJ
The eitiaeas of TIE Third Ward. Who are snI
es 70 s *. ana ts'ir 9,a ts midst the
Who are d1sfssd. % '0f's 0' 'a' ''A'a ''''''e'
u ress s TIL: Pie
tsrpinsa is.. iii must sperseiats tie GOOD ordsr
dretsd In sddition to the ABOVE es!sbr atsS Band
Of Music viii be in attic ndsIcs.
. - .Menassrs on fas PsL Of lie Cgiz.s.
si; sss' fs:.. S. ss;;i
ski,ps smW Wass 3o Sss e. rr.,s.r
&c. Pitt. 10. iusS1. '' :. q. uf 4 st.
F.. gsifsh3 81. ytgs +
'e ss;R So AZ &c 1853 se Of the
sds. % sasDs1 ss
ctLt Oh per bead. Coaches ill leave the car
AID every half hour for the Spring. Good order
ill be preserved on he eroun nd.
By order OF the Pre- sident, W. b, RoBRRrsoN
au 2l-lts T. T. STUOKMAN Sec
A g Ran rims R1s NC
WASHING TON PARK. III strea,
will be given by the members of ST. DOMINICK
CHURCH, for repairing and improving the same,
on WEDNESDAY. AaS. e6th, 1855. The city pas
senser cars run 10 the grounds every dve minutes.
ekota NAnSa. oh, do, a. m IN
By order of the
an le-6t COMMITTED,
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A G B A N D PIC MIC

CHURCH, for repairing and improving tn. same.
on WEDNESDAY. Asx. essh, 1855 The city pas.
Tickets Is cents children under 70 years u cents.
Byordsr of the o,,
% 10. Ho..M.. p:
FOR SALE AND RENT.
VeS issb 100 ss.t ~ "a s1t- rent
sesss e: Ea
ing them. No children il Is. Sou.s: il
NOR SALE .m.u oRonepy a,o,I 80
ures cemu.sts IN ADJ ss1in ana aao,
ADpi, Z At t., No. 300 9th St, bet "een and SITS.
no L17.-in . private family. !. SECOND
ihora fnrn,shsd two large bsdroo ns aid
in adTsncs Or viii be r,Dtsd seosEstsIv Wts
board 4! Inquire g st. asa, bet. nth and 18th 's'
nd oS a. No Penn;
BENT BENT 70 psIsOns x.ntlnx : large aud eligible
noom oy me oay OF wesn, ior the alspsy OF S'oas
0LHgErr 1T shustsr PatC q" Apply ~. 10 nSu o.
Lon sALE-A BA11RY doing . lara. .rmv
T business: Addres. A B. Star ot,los: .u . q.
For E1NT.rxo has ROOMS: hana.ensl, gq,-
1lascs 4oo~ io0~A' Apply a ~, 'a ao 90 9sal
EURNIsHED PARLoK AND BED ROOMS TO
an . ".
Fok sA L.! mfort,bls HogsE in ons of the
an ~ On Street, oe'"een o'h ana ''h.
EoR sAIE-T.o FARMS u 1o,,-on.,~ ooa.,-
Il Md Ave miles northwest Of Rockville: each
contain 'pG is aoies With good TIE
fsnens nthss ., tSsw OF he .od On s00a
as:,os terms: dSadTs;s JAMES aAiTaEs,
az On - Wv o"ise' 'aoh 'sonaeiS eo"n'S' HAu'
.o g.
o. hhAM M HOUSE containing nine
81 gnm eberl;., nd os Ri
ELECTION With GOOD x.ssr IN shs yard sSs
s. n resi-
L1OR sALH-A row of sBYEN sMALL ROUs8s.
d,a two rooms each Nth small back
LOB sALE-ons neg HOUSE, KITCHEN sd
Bladensburg. good watar i'm the ward: an al re- AMI
half Of ground attached. Apply to CHARLE5
-. =, -.eee - o1.s. = -
FOR sALE-A neat two story and we'll finished
1stn and ssh stT:.+s ss.t On Il. Island i. g.
Bantins Hons. n Rit,, nbonseI FsntH 90 e
su 70 Nv '''' = i'''s TifOs. JEWEiL.
Foe sALs-1hs STOCK and vIxrvRss of a
Il Confectionery Store tp 7th street. Low rent
6s for h asnts Fns
nisbipg store, 3io seventh st.. near Northsrn
Li6sE', h.rae'. au 70 st.
L Rooms on arst foor. situ,tei on New YORK
.iysnus 5st.ssa 9th pa iits ss5sss,; Eers.r
avenue. be- ween q: and 6th ats au II lwt
EoR RENr-Tne DWELLING HOUSE AND
So ss1 oss s,45S ~ ,s :,9ss;;,,
ann .ssp1 osa: Sstlon.i a"ssl.
north This bnIaD ON lars: Store a ROOM sas
in .s
All out suiidin3s gas and vac: az.urss AID
Market space between STU aud 9th. al i w
c.O 900 TO $1,000 PROFIT PEK YEAR
fs:i; Ssrs 5sf ~ If
Fairfa1 street AisssndTa Va doing so sa'in ness
O. llsm 20 Soov per yssf ns1 prom: Ins
sss Ess
viii. ~ the proprietor has other buaiaess: sor
f hEs inquire on the premises 2
s sss a'
n,ley ~; me rear. 70. pa. W ".
EhAN DELL, No. us bridge street, GEORGETOWN,
-, n.,-a .77a ,-7.r.n Day, :, :. 80.
toH KENT-A IuRNlsHzD hooh' Si4 f;h
y ct bet. and M. Jy9
Vy.1rAnIp ron ron aa1r N, ,.,-..n
Egbfh nd M MINI, fo .,rs.ta and frnaties tn
adepth. Of one hundred feet. Alley in rear: In
GEO. ". COCHRAN. 39s Penn. ave. tysltf
XNANTED-Any number of HORSES, HORN ED
CATTLE or slisnP fer antss- GAS; 81 psa f'
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

Men, ana also the last night but one OF the
protean actress, Kate Fisher. Marietta Ravei
will tonight execute two new and charmin 2
French and Spanish dances. Tomorrow night
the manager will take a benefit, an prlZs
will be offered for the test original conun-
drum.
CANTEHBURY.-The trick pantomime Of the
DEVILS MILL" will be performed o.night
also, beautiful ballet advertisement, in which
", will appear The Zanfretta troupe will APP
pear in their interesting acts; Nellie Taylor
will ring new songs, and Edeson will also
sing his favorite song, containing hits at the
times.
yARIETIEs.-The drama, "a Glance at New
York" localized by Fitzsmmons, will be per.
formed again tonight. Ada Tesman and Eliza
Florence are again upon the Varieties boards
Jim Budworth will appear in bis side-split.
ting Ethiopi IN delineations, and the whole com
pany VIII appear in splendid bill.
THE DRAFT.-After our report closed yester-
day the Board of Enrolment disposed of the
folio wing cases:
John W. Yewell furnished substitute-Ta.
desto Carlo.
Geo. Thornton, only support of widow.
Richard II. Owens, enormously enrolled
VIM. Dorsey, colored, Furnished substitute
Richard Thomas.
Patrick Gormley, over age.
Martin Brennan, alien
James E. Mcclure, furnished substitute
Z gar Shoen aker.
Henry Middleton, colored, furnished subs,i-
tute-George Lewis.
Peter Winehards, deafness.
S. f. Etchison, disability.
Fred Ebeling, under age.
Joseph Krull, alien.
Eben s. MerrIfeld, enormously enrolled
Oscar Robinson. colored. disability.
Ct. Heidleman, disability.
VIM. Patton, under age.
Robert Williams, disability.
John Freeman, only support of a motherless
child.
NJ. Heineman, alien.
Washington J. Gilbert, disability.
Frank Beckett, enormously enrolled.
Elijah Simpson, only support Of mothorless
child.
Ellis Hughs, disability.
Levi Lee, disability.
Vim. b. Noerr, disability.
VIM. Tillmsn, accepted.
Jacob Crush, enormously enrolled.
Charles p. Maumsell, disability.
James Jackson, over age.
James G. Smith, furnished substitute-Jos.
T.. Stone.
Willis Young, colored, over age.
Henry Rucker, over age.
J. karr, furnished substitute-Jas ). starr.
Thomas Fitzgerald only support of widow.
Charles 7. Rowles, only support OF children
under twelve.
Gastoe Werner. alien.
Mean Kaufman, over age.
Matthew q. Welle, disability.
e. p. Blackmar, furnished substituted. 5.
Holland.
James II. Tremble, enormously enrolled.
Stewart NJ. Brant, enormously enrolled.
q. T. Griffith, furnished substitute-William
Dorsey.
Charles hurry, only support OF widow.
NJ Bansell, disability.
John Hoffman, enormously enrolled.
Henry Baur, disability.
Mark II. Woodward, extreme deafness.
James Ayory, support of aged parents.
A. Greenfield, alien.
Geo. Waltemade, alien.
George Gray, disability.
Isaac Reynolds. enormously enrolled.
Thos. H. Kemble, enormously enrolled.
Edward Galloway, colored, accepted.
James Rinehardt, erroneous enrolment.
John Freeman, colored accepted,
Solomon Perkins, colored, accepted.
John Limley, colored, accepted.
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AUCTION SALES.
RUFURk DAYS.
Gy THOMAS BOWLING, Auosaoneer.
6eorGetoWn. De,

EALCABLl IMPROVED PROPERTY I'M
GsoaGkiowN AT AucfIoS.-I viii seIla Public
AFTERNOON next. August nth, q o'cIoet, al
fnas vssa6le impseysd Properly situated 1t the
Georestown, fronting IS feet on Bridge street and
runnins back about lis feet. With the improve
ho1ss, eor.aining eight rooms cellar, gas
tErouss TIE house, cistsrn in the yard, and ali
osher ecnyeniences necessary. Also, the adjoipins
lots, fronting Fifty feet on Aquedrct street or
Per nsylyania avenue extended, and running back
etopt lis feet For business and, private rest
tunity. SrO
Possessien can be had as soon a. re uired
Terms One third cash balances in s. H. and n
months, secured by q deed of trust on the prop
erty. AL conveyancing at the cost OF the pur-
chaser. Title Perfect -
au eo-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING. AUG,
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DIslAsls OF TIE NERVOUS. BsxIsAL, UaIHAl1
AID HBXUAL SYsfRMs.-New and reliable treat
nent-in Reports Of the Hotoa,d Associa:tos--sent
In sealed letter envelopes, free ofchArse. Address
Dr.: Skillin HougAton, Howard Association,
Hhilsdslvhia. Pa. mar u sm
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BOARDING..

BOARDING.
EURNIsHED ROOMS WITH BOARD. AT 5I2
Il Ftrsst between 4th and 18th, within three
minutes walk of the Post-Ofice A few tran7ieut
BE- arders can be accommodated. aa $685."
HUSbAND AND WIPE.-A good ROOM aud
BOARD can be had, by 3 lady And gentle N an.
On moderate terms. 1t SIS Thirteenth street. bet.
II and /. Also Q few table boarders ut Si5 per
month. au 2G2tH
vI,HN LARGE WELL-TuRNISRKD HOUSE ON
Il Capitol HIN, between A and streets, is now
ready, rooms oil large, cool and CONVENIENT, for
gents and their wives single gent. Dinner at 8,
breakfaat from 7 to 3. al i0-2ws
CLERKE FROM THE DEPARTMlNf8, ARMY
~ and navy ofsoeFs snd strangers Visiting Wash.
ington mag and Q comfortable home In one Of tho
most DELIGHTFUL locations In WAshingtcn No. 81
Missouri ave- nue.. One very large front room, I'd
story. now vacant. CN b
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a PRuesIAN OFFICER AEgRsTED WILL ES
ROUTE 70 DITIE.-t!apt: in Ssheatz d lite ttfyes
ni2ht or two since TOOK out of tho Port To 1a.co
Gtag" q German named Won Xedifsz Nj kirce,
who Was On his way soa,h TO join the Rebel
sLIa3. SaE '-"f'>s Assph
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On the goth instant. ELLA MORTON, your gest
dangter of VIM. II. aad Elizabeth Jane Bailey,
aged Il months.
After long and painful Illness, at Broadalbin,
guiton county W. on Tuesday, August 18th,
Cordeiia Martin aged Is years and months.
Daar son and brother, thou hast left a.,
We thy loes do deeply feel;
But 'tist Cd who has bersft as,
He can all oar eoIroWs heal.-W.
E-undsy Morning Chronicle please eopy.l
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Tn oHIAPHsY Axn sssf HAN DY1 II rIDWoaLD-
Nsv1 Fades o. Wassss 0st.-UPham, 2 Hair Dye, g
So.d SornsI tS arss ana v.nS s
ngton, and Hsnry Cook. Asxsadria. jaS-H
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7 ADDE'S SUMMER WRAPPINGs.
WHITE BARGE MANTILLAs l. CIRCULARS,
BLACK BAREGN MANTILLAS & CIRCULARS,
RLAoK SILK COAT6 AND CIRCULARS
BLACK LACE POINTS AND MANTILLAS.
Closing out all of tbs above mentioned styles of
Ladies hummer Garments 81 greatly reduced
prices ne MAXWMLLfS
Cloak, Msntil,a and Fancy Store,
al II stiff 39S Pennsylvania avenus.
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WARRANTED TO Cyl1 II Biz DAYs.-Df. 9odfrsy,s
Antidote, an English Specific OF sxty-ay ysars'
Standing, Win eurs GosQ.rhos N sag Days. No
change Of diet required. Prise q per bottle Sold
Washington and Henry Cook. Aisxsndria. IN SLY
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A ssIsTAHT QUARTERMAsrERg OFFICE,
n corner G and Twenty second streets, Washing
ton, D. C.. July H. ls63.-Public sales of condemned
animals will take place at the Corral, near the OBJ
seEyn:esy in This city on the second and ieurta
The property is condemned "a unfit for public
service.
aale TO commence st ten o'clock O. m :, and b.
continued from day to day until the number
hand sha li be sold.
Terms cash, in Government funds
G. q. T0MPKIN3,
fy27d Captain A. O. NJ e s. Army
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RoVrI, vts BaIs:Hors ~
Harrisb.s.g to tie North aad WasiTWo trains lsASs
Washington daily and one on oupdaY-quick time
low fare and sure connections SolGiers tcksta sold
through ct Government rates. FOR tickets snd fur
thsr In Information apply Ut the ONCE OF Great Penn.
sylysnia Route, northeast corner Of Pennsyly Ania
avenue aud Sixth st., Washington. 0Ics open from
-. IN. until 3 p. IA; on Sund sys fEom to p. N:
N.ly B.O. NolYoK. Agent.
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w HIDES-HIDIS.
w Bill Be sold 81 Public Auction, ON syHss
WEDNESDAY, aud SATURDAY, at II O'Clock q
e., q tae Wharf on Sixth street, sshinS tun, sls
tina Goyernmen Beef Hides on hand ct the time OF
sale.
Terms cash, in Treasury notes, to be paid - w
moment OF sale. &, BILL,
jaH [Chron.l 1t. Col. and o. 9. q.
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zen, VIM. W ithers, ST., left yesterday for Cape
Town, Cape OF Good Hope, Africa, where he
proposes 10 reside for few years with his
relatives there Mrs Withers aad the younger
children accompany him. bat BILLY" aad his
brothers still remain with us. We wish him
Iiaasant tiiHs and safe retnrn to this city,
where ho has made many friends.
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SEORKr DfagASHS.

:Sama.i.nn's Gin is the most certain, safe and
sheetuai remedy-indset. the only Vsgstabls ram
eoy ever discovered. Curab in two TO four days,
and recent cases in twenty four hours No raiaer
al no balsam no mercury, Only ten pills TO be
those who do not want to bs exposed. Male pack
ages, So; female, s..
and permanent cars fos Syphilis. scrofula Users,
5orss, Spots, TsttaIs &c Price 81, or six bottle.
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nEpOT OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUI-
Il PAGE, WASHINGTON ORR, &C.
PUEBLO SALE or C0NDEMNlD GOVERN

Win be sold at Auction. at tae Warehouse. on
1868, at O'Clock. q. m, large lot OF Clothing,
Camp and Garrison Eauipaee, unat for service,
Consist 9 In part of 1rowsers, Goats, Jackets,
Rfsn kets, Bed So, ks, Knapsacks, Havsrsacks Oan-
teens, Mess Pans. Ksttl 8. shovels, Picks. Tents,
Trumpets, Busles, Drums &c, dc. Lot of old
Iren, lot Of old Hope, and several tons of Tent
cuttings. Terms cash, In qoyernmsnt funds.
DANIEL THOMAS.
ty98-d N g. K O. g. Army
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Tayio r
Efatoe, disorderly; dismissed. J. b. Mederay.
do; military L. ). Stevens, DO; do. Coney
Hoppy, do: dismissed. Samuel Gain, larceny
do. John Curtice, profanity; IS cents. udoiph
Robe, robbery; jail for court. Daniel Inrney'
suspicious character; Sis. Martin warren,
drunk; dismissed. Bob Brady, DO; si.9i. Maria
Eansyckle, drunk and disoTderly; g. Mike
Robertson, sleeping in street; 81.
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A Row.-Nisht before last row occurred
in the groggery Of James Reed, on entieth
street, near l., between the proprietor and his
wife and a number OF teamsters, and in the
melee Reed and his wife We're struck but net
much hurt Word was sent to the First Ward
station, and Sergeant Hurley dispatched OH
GERS to the place, but the assailants had left,
and Reed and his wife refused to give any in
formation which might lead to the arrest OF
the PARTIES.
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WRAPPING PAPER for sale At the Star OH CO conn
ter, at six cents per pound. jy2
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sP1RNAfollH1A DAN BIZ OuRlD.-Dr. Randa
Specific cures SPer1sa.orrh1s. Ssns Hdl Weakness,
iN,pctescy. Loss Of P0,0sr, ste srdi,E and sfsctn13
". It's effects are ruly m sgicAl. A trial of the
Specific, will convince the most skeptieal Of its
merits. Price 81 box. Sold By 8. o. Ford, cor
nsr llth street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and
Henry Cook Alexandria. ja6-Iy
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAaEa.-James r
McClelland, drunk; military. Nelly Hall, in
decent language; al SIS John Corners Joseph
Foyes, profanity; 81 s. each. August Sterling,
drunk; 81 s.. Patrick Hamilton, drunk and
disorderly: Sa Sc. George Bye, disorderly;
81 81 Mary Jane Hall, dis rderlY; dismissed
Chas. Fay, drunk, lying in the street; 81 81
James X McCieIland, drunk: Al Sc.
The Shasta courier., 1863-11-07
Fate of a Rebel Invention.

A correspondent of the n Z Herald writ
ing from Charleston haabor. says some cap
tured rebels state that the Submarine appar-
atus in Charleston harbor, which was inyen-
ted by an ingenious fellow from the North.
who found himself in the enemy's lines at the
beginning of the war and since then unable
to escape has gone TO the bottom, greatly to
the regret Of the rebel authorities, who hoped
by its means to blow up the Ironsides and
drive all the feet from the roads They re-
port that the inventor of the machine took
the lib-rty of cruising around with it about
when he chose, and frequently unbeknown
to the rebels. made submarine trips down
the harbor. By some means or other suspi-
cions were excited in the minds of some of the
enemy that all was not going right. and
watch was placed on the :. .Yaukee's" move
ments. The deserters report that he was
caught one night at work clearing away the
Instructions in the harbor, in order to give
our ironclads access to the city. He was i'm
mediately deprived of his command, arrested,
with all his crew, and thrown into Charles
ton Jail. to be tried as traitor What has
been done with him my informant could not
state. His machine was placed in charge of
an officer and five men, and an attempt was
made to operate it, but with partial success.
The last time it was tiled the lieutenant and
his crew Of five men got into it, adjusted the
machinery, and opened the valves tn: oagh
which flowed the water necessary to sink the
machine to the proper depth. 1t gradually
disappeared from view, and up to the latest
accounts had not come up again. So the ma
chine. the lieutenant and FIVE men found
grave together in ten fathoms of water, and
have probably passed from the sight of men
forever, and Commodore Ingraham is busy
inventing some other apparatus to drive the
navy from its anchorage and from his sight
The Shasta courier., 1863-11-07

CALIFORNIA Il OREGoN RAILROAD Cove
nave received a letter from Surveyor Elliott
dated Albany, (Oregon) October 23d. He says
the survey has progressed very favorably thus
far, and that his party were at this date on the
north side of the Umpqua river, having passed
over all the difficult portions of the route-the
rItnaining distance being but continuous
pain for one hundred and fifty miles. Mr.
Elliott estimates the entire cost of the road at
about $50, 100000; and he makes its length
six hundred and forty miles. He writes most
encouragingly of the probable route of the
road. and of the favorable topography OF the
country for building a cheap road. The peo-
pie of Northern California will be pleased to
hear of this favorable report from Engineer
Elliott. This section of the State, as well in
fact as all California is to be greatly advanced
and prospered by the completion of this enter
prise. Oregon people are alive to the work,
and there is not doubt of its completion at an
early day.-ApFeai, 30th alt.