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Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-18

o. A visit to the office fthe Cloth
ing Department for the army in this
city furnishes the most gratifying evil
dence of the active and extended Oper.
ations for the comfort of our troops.
Those vast establishments are now
packed with domestic goods and Ira.
portions from Europe.-Ric1mo~d
Examiner.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-18

The FEuERAL ARMY.--Senator Rice,
who is member ofthe Military Com
mittee OF the Federal Senate, made
the following extraordinary statement
in debate lately.
Il do not believe there is a man in
this government in one of the depart
ments to day that can tell US whether
we have five hundred thousand or a
million of men in the feld-nor who
can come within fifty per cent of the
number of sick and wounded in the
hospitals, or with their regiments.
One department makes it's estimate
based on the supposition that we
have one million two hundred thou
sand men in our army; another, On
the snpposition that we have one mil
lion five hundred thousand men in our
army. The simple truth is they do not
know whether we have that number
or half that number. You may take
the pay department, the commissary
department, the medical department
the quartermasters department, and
you may take the commanding Gen.
eral and the Secretary of War, and
you cannot, from all of them, come
within three hundred thousand or
probably five hundred thousand OF
the number Of men in the service ; at
least, we cannot get the information
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-18

YANKEE BLUsTER.-Iu tho Senate OF
the United States Mr.. McDougal, OF
California, has introduced series OF
resolutions denouncing the invasion OF
Mexico by the French Government, and
declaring that the United States should
aid Mexico in expelling tho invadcrs.
What taste these United Statos Sen.
ators have Tor cOlorcd people! 1t iss
terrible crimo in Napoleon to invade %
country poopled by an etfate race OF
halfbrecds, but wise and virtuous in
Lincoln to send fire and sword to do.
sCroy the highly civilized white race in
the South. We hope Mr.. McDougal
will carry his point, and that tho Yam.
KEGS will rush to the nelp OF their con.
genial demi-savago friends in Mexico.
Why don't they begin? The rosolu.
tons wero laid over until--"a moro
convenient season. "--4H0bile Advertiser
and Register.
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aud in wicked disregard Of the people $
voice, and best interests of tho country,
ana all such acts ought to be constitu,
uonaIIy cs.stod by an outraged people.
I. That President Lincoln's scheme
OF Compensated Emancipation,' which
proposes to tax the people of Indiana
10 llberAtc tho slaves of the South, is
unconstitutional, and a monstrous ini.
qnlty, which u taX.ridden and over.
burdencd people will not submit to.
The trecmen of Indiana will not con-
sent to inpovorish themselves and their
families to carry out that insane and
wicked policy, but will resist it by
every constitutional means in their
power.
5. That the system of arbitrary
arrests, and wantOn disregard OF the
great Writ Of Liberty, commonly called
habeas cocpuS, by the Cabinet OF Wash.
ington, are acts of tyranny and usur.
patton, justly alarming to Il free people,
against which the State Of Indiana
protests with Indignation; and in the
uamo OF constitutional liberty she
demands that tine aCcursed system shall
cease within her borders; and we
declare the unaltcrHJIc determination
OF the people to maintain the liberty OF
speech, the liborty Of the press, the
right TO tho writ Of habcaS corpus and
speedy trial by jury, at every hazard
OF blood and treasure.
q. That the State Of Inliauu, on account of
her eviction 10 the Union, and ler grograph-
caI position nnd commercial interest, never
will consent to my settlement upon II ha,i, Of
disuniou or policy which shall separate her
from the States bordering upon the Mississippi
river. Ner hiGA"s, interest demands tho per
p"'uutiun Of the Union, ana especially that
the great Na,ry. Of the Mississippi, from its
source to ii, mouth shall remain under one
government : uI one lag.
7. Tm, the war in which we are engaged
ought q, cease a, soon as it can b, brought to
an honorable and satisfactory termination; and
upon chat subject the people who are bcarin,;
IL, au~I, o., have u right to speak. Therefore.
our senators in Congress are instructed. and
our Representative, requested, to use all the
power nnl influence Of their positions by bill,
resolution or otherwise To- accomplish tho fol-
lowing objects, viz: |. To procure an arms
t,cn Of at I,t,t six month, between the Federal
and Confederate armies, for the purpose of
testing tha possibility Of permanent peace
on the basis Of the Union. = TO pass u law
calling Convention Of all the States, COM
posed Of delegates freely chosen by the people,
to take into consideration the state of the coun-
,iUI a Ipt,isp I,lnD # at lutrnnt t,,
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winch the pCOOIc have hppn fnrccd NV
the, wicked and funatical factions NortI
and South, is detrimental to tbo hest
interests of the country and or man.
kind, and reproach uDon the civiIiyo.
ton Of the a. ge, filling the land with
widows and orphans and monrning
households; bantruptino the GoyrrT'
ment and oppreSsng the peonIa with
taxation beyond their ability 70 hnor.
destroying the productive j1dustr,. Of
the Iaborng man, and fillinr the cot,.rs
OF the wealthy; filing the NortLnrn
section of the Union with vo,,,Lo,d
and sorviIe race to comrctc vy;rb or
prey upon the industrv Of ,ho vLi,n
man; imposing uneonal bnrdnns nn6
commercial restrictions unoo tbo dit
fcrcnt portions of the North thnrsJy
increasing the dancer and rho nril ~
further disintcyration; ssnnir, tho
foundation OF rsIiyion, ,oorrIiiy and
public virtue; corrnptinr oo,. rniort NV
nm inrrrpso NJ roI;,ir,I Ino,nn,,,..,a
troyipn ncr,onaI 1ihnrtv nnd,. ~,
lNfant 4 DINI or NpcpSSItC and ,hIitn,,
atinr from the heart, oltbn nao,.,n ,L,
spirit of nptioraIitv AND hr1thLrh,,I
which is tine on}y ,pr, bonL Of Irntnr .
and
Whcrcas Evncrio,co ho, .or,.,+ ,io
costly and IooJy Ics,np ,b9t H,",. a,o"o ,mo
is the remedy for tLo evil or .r;yn"io,, ";,,,. .
lint wo,oJ IN ,b, s,,;r;t ~ n.,.;,n'I
hatred for m nnnnp.,i,n,;on.I, ,.'',,'' ,',,',,',
or IN . u,nnnr nnt snna,;,...., ,,n,,
laws ot r;Y;liaoI ,,orfan, :, =. T' '"'
STRONGEST .lI,, of J;snninn ,nl ;r va,
sisted in viii ,osY,t 'nn, o"I,. " ',TI'.
honl<rnn,cy Of a., r.',;,n ,,i -, ~
nYver;shoart nf ,ho non, I I','I Nv, ,'' I '9'
IN = final sr,ar,,inn nf ~, w, J;F,'''. Jit, ",so
.rnt;ons ,,J IL, I,,,.na,;. '1.',
.,Jm;r,h,n rrm ~ .,' tna, ~. .., .'''' VI '''
and '' 9'' '''''''"' )
IV1e,e1g Tbo roon,o Of Tnl,,o ,,.,
d,.;rnna tL,, No ,,.r;oL '',''',':,, '''
,a.s,o,hIn h,no # ,nnoass T.; n,,,'; ''''J, "
,ba Union as i vaa n,,IS. - tno C,n.,;
,,,;.,, ..I,,I T., '''>' ,''O I'''H',
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Bg GelrgraYy.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE DAILY BULLK71x

Wereceivod no dispatches last night,
the wires being down below Chatta'
nooga.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-18

0F The Oldest Israelte in America
died a few days ago in New York.
His name Philip Hirsch Horn: his age
IOS-
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-18

but with those who have murdered her
sons on every field from Texas to the
Atlantic.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-02-19

stt CAUTION.
Ascertain unprincipisd psrsens lse attempting %
palm on the ctpg publ limitations Of M
would eahtio on all Peflogs 70 ey'
TrTSPNUsiNGsS fkEP1RRD oLUR,sLIl \ \
u oa the outside wrapper; al others are sWihdihl
eonhierftlig. Pot sais AtillDleg st6tes,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-02-19
Two Phases of Parn IIlc.

Farming, like every other calling. las
its advantages and disadvantages. Tie
farmer il the most indep ndeut and de
D, ndapt man in existence. With am.
ing, as viii ev,iy other tIanch 81 busi
ness, Judgment, p,n5'n'e aud eccnunay
are requisite TO sucee's. To the man who
pussesas s these. an agricultural j bli Ks
the pleasure Of independ nee, with all
the chains Of variety. 10 snch, thc
fiuctu l,ion of trade. tie rice and fall Of
stocks. the rumrsd protes's, or rumored
bank suspensions, have little or no ter
ror. Life has charms fol him which j.
has not tor men Of other professions. h.
welcomes lhe cbaBgs oi The scasons a
their approach lie is NOT afraid Of lrihg
behind hand with his crops -beii 6 over
taken by early frosis, or Disconnected BY
a pr, mature spring. He wells. mes fvr
ry change Of seasons, being AWAY /.
WI prepared for ihs.r coming.
But with some il 10 far dlilsrent-- --ihe J
are never at ease-eUrytling around
lem goes wrong. With them j. is TOO
hot or loo cold too wet tr TOO dry. M
matter W ether the sun shines, or whether
the clouds drop rain, snow or hail Tho
weather is always wrong. No mater
whether the market plice Of VIII at is hi
" cents pr bnsbel- it iS always 100 low,
and the higher il gors up. ihc less in
clined sre lhAy to sell Their cattle and
hogs are helping themselves TO corn a
home, or plundeIing th' ir neis shbors. II
this way they are continually III t.ouble
and lead ares,l.ss, unsaIiO6ed life.
There IL no.hing more important o.
the farm than sys.em and Oldrr. N0veI
unde, take 10 do loo much do oBo thing
at tim", and do il well L-y down I
plan OF work to lie done. aud do thai 6rs
which needs doing Il most, and inisl
il before you i are il. Never pul of III
tomorrow What can be done toCay; de
a;s are proysrbiaIly dangerous, snd Il
non- more so than to the farmer. New"
exceed your mesne by attempting TO cuI
tivate more than you can do we'll and il
due season.
Keep q memora,dum Of your work
housel old ,xpeOsos, cost of labor. eo
md balance with tho Income ol your bu
sinrss.
Under such managem, Di, you will o
lines, understand the exat state "f al
fairs The farmer should know his pro
jt and loss jus' q. much as tie merchant
Observe these few hints and yon "
! find less rough corners in The routine 0
your larm operations,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-02-19
AYERS
PILLS.

Are you sick, feeble, and
eomplalnipgl Are you out q J
order, with your system de-
ranged, aud yonr feelingl IN,
comiogtAblel These symp
toms are often the prelude %
serious illness. Some at Of
ulekneis Is creeping upon you
and should be alefted BY =
timely use Of the right rem.
edy, Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered hu.
mors purify the blood, and
lsl the buids move on unob-
utructed In health again.
They stimulate the functions
Of the body into vigorous ae-
) tivity, purify the system ffcm
the obstructlOns which mako
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-02-19

kWsThe tiIl icr msksza toward lts
Ship Canal "a hIss dsisatsa Thick f'qII
srls1as of contrsaa aud is thsrsiore'l
pnsto deep III ihis sessions y y
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-02-19
FOR SALE BY

For sale In Fairfield county by Gyc, Kaudman&
Co.,Slnord y nelashmuth, Lancaster; Il KAlb Rush
aNtyillc; q, Y, Hamiln, Oakland; nrnan & Curtis,
Pickeriugtopi a. e.. Nicely, Baltimqse; Beery d Nc.
CandlIsh. Bremen; HSndeTman g. BnauH, Amanda;
l.. Bruttiu Now Salon; loseph Rtier, MllleTspoTt,
u. u, Harner, Basil. aud by dFuggits and me rchants
generally ytbroushoutbo uuItOd States aud Cauadas.
NSept.l2, 1851,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-02-19
har acNa nara rnlnnnlika

her acts we're Folnanlike.
The othsr case Decor Brown gives, ia
Of Mrs. Major RObertson,aa slight and
beautiful wumnD. who, on going alonetc
her room, seessIbs loot Of man yrcjec''
ing from under the bed. ODlyia stryspl
in the house. She gors car!essly about
the room. until suddenly tx laiming
aloud. i declare. I've forgot en- thai KY
agaiur she leaves the light and co0lly
goes down staifs. When she comts : P
sgain i. is w,th,a policeman and tie fott
Is soon on lis way IL ,hs wptcE.btu.e.
Presence Of mind is paIily a.nauii
gift aud partly an acquisi.ion. L ls hard
TO teach tito fool hu many a wise man
las played the fool for wan, Ofit.-TheO'
dore L. Cuyler. 5 e
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-02-19

,TvHRY GO REe ifTeFo FHE sfoftFI
INSTANT REtIGvl sroP YOUR cOusHi
PURIFY YOUR BREATH "a
STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICE. q.
/, i. as ,es.a
/ +. sPALDINo's I. 4
aA my sa Al g4fs
THROAT CONNECTIONS,
GOOD FOR cLERarMEN.
GOOD FOR LECTURERS.
GOOD Foe PUBLIC SPEAKERS
GOOD FOR SINGERS.
GOOD FOR CONSERVATIVES
GENTLEMEN CARRY
spa,d'ns'. Throat CONNECTIONS
LADIES ARE DrLloHrrD WITH
spaiding's Throat Conseciion.
CHILDREN csr FOR
spa,d,ns,. rnron, Conrsos,on.
They relieve Cough instantly
They clear the Throat
They give strength 4 volume to the voir'
They impsrt delicious aroma 10 the bIeatl
They ate delightful 10 the taste
They ara made OF simple herbs and canno
| harm any one.
1 | advise every one who hss C ougb ora Husk,
Voice Bad Breath, or any dnfeul,v ofthe Throa,
Ito get package ~ my Thvoat CORRECTIONS. they vii
relieve you instantly. and you will agree with M
hat "tbey 20 right to the spot" You will nnd theI
Very useful and pleasant whiio travelling or attend
ing pw biio meetings for stlins your Cough or ALA
your thirst u you try one package am safe In say
ng that you wiliever afterwards considerthem indii
4 pen,ibie. You win dnd thein Gt the Druggi,D an
Dealers In Medicines.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Ny signature m on each package All others ar
counterfeit.
| A package wiiibs sent By mail, propsid ohrseeiI
LOT Thirty Cents.
| Address 1u-
| HENRY G. SPALDING,
| No. 10 CEDAR STREET, NEW YoRK.
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TUW > 1TE AMI 40 i-E1-

EtkN fOR SNiE. CONTRASTING IT, N.rc,
= hi.. qrautv o' I. fsYc lE,d able tor tuctins
oi 9th itHl"..t 40 a,trs VI at meadow and,
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"a Ki.er lu.uI. 90. Mlti,Ai IL %. at 81 "a
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con. sr' ci't lr sifAulluet o. f,.iuad Iauu,us
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Washiu Hef. 70. d. yu. in a. .Nu.. 80
7 lGhI ROOMS AND tIiNpl row lk
- CUa',i. iros. N,'t.'o r..Ln JUuN
GAt.pir. itH N,hIxrst 4ul
DNEt ~ 'NiTAGE House To- IET
60. Ns - &, With stable. suitable io' ,,r
iH'" Il rr.pt'd ~
Nv llI.lN i.iESIiN l''ul'N. ON.
u,. ~ Nnsslu and lton II. large ...'. ''t
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IitAsG!z.E.sSss.

IN1l. NLWBURGH, IDt rihEErSi T.
udout King ton ~, MNE. row I'D loAye
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HUDSON RIVER h.. 4. fOE ALBANY,
Troy tae North ap4 wet, from Chamber q, AZ
, snd ~ A. n . and $40, " and 1850 u. NJ, and on
~n.fsgs ~ b., T. a .ly,.l isIt.ctA AFFECT. Avn
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uEDLCfNsas.

a 81, fDY ANp PERMANENT H.
N Of Il.a .Cn. Tpt'hatht, Nturs fiaau' t.t.r.
Relief ,slr.nttd Immediately. lse WOl CO7""s o.
,tAni Fair An .liatu. small bot,ss - ,4ts, tIYfs
~ sod 4, duY' b .y.-yvi'r.. Utqqt lI4C 'a',
Ian SlusIt, NJ IL
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DEtNI.sn I.

4 81 or ~ ~ or sliNFR. 81 no
Asle. on eol., % 4sr .1, IA s.t.. god, -,
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...-. no, an rlny'gi. iF .. L.NILl EES. i3
Do. ,pr., opposite fhr Old rhrr 80. 100
y Ml,I DLl,FIL DISCOVERY
INUssir. had NOR. 10. /, ec'rected bout pain
l., In. = 80 NUlirS, H.. Grand H. . blocks
ifDm Eflsdetl. CO.. rtll, tn-.~' 'tif o. recon
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N.tOANl.k - tnfAtL 81. 2ii
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.f L fI rus nut y M 2 the luA.ri ana liai.rreC
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mt IDtr hn4 cALI.i' atr. aud s.ttrWhrI. irfur,.
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our thousand teeth hay alresiy be,u extract q
wi,iOIt tie s'lgiIio-t psil b. this ptocess
Ofct-22 BOND r IHttT
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- 10 10 ~ ecu jnal sets ~ cgrtr per teeth
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10 ! per tooth, Teeth EXTRACTED nth" pam '"'
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4 $bAs..

EIHST QUALIFY RED ANN N'irr' t.H
l. CoAls Large Nut - Ia DO. .u,... a..
received u 3i3 Rover 'lI 600 ut street.. AND 80
Broo last JANDli WEEK.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-28
81 Mills SHORTER THAN AIRY OTHER ROUTE

81 Mills SHORTER THAN AIRY OTHER ROUTE.
AN AND AFTER MONDAY. APRIL 40 1858, trains
~ trains will to- follow
Chicago Express Train will leave indianapolis at
1235 p NJ, arrive at Kokomo $40 7. w.. in time to
make close connection with train the Cincinnati and
Chicago Air Line Railroad for LOganSport valpar
aud Chicago. and arrive az Peru at 4:2O p NJ.
Returning, the will leave Peru 12O 4 n
making close connections with the night train from Chi
cago aud arrive al indianapolis at $40 \. "
Mail Irain viii leave Indianapolis At 435 i. NJ,
stopping az all stations and arriving Peru in time to
make connections witt the trains the Toledo and Wa
bash Railway for Wabash. Huntingdon Fort Wayne, To-
ledo and De
Returning, the train will leave Peru $40
A. W.. after the arrival Of the train the T. W X. "
from the East and arrive Indianapolis az 1000 A. NJ.
in time make connections for all points East South
and West.
Chicago Expresstrain viii leave indianapolis $40
=. ~ making cloe connections at KOkomo with train for
Logausport, Valparaiso and Chicago. and arrive at
Peru Los A. NJ tine 20 make connection with trains
going East and West the Toledo and Wabash Rail
way.
Returning the train will leave Peru at 1915 T. NJ,
making close connection az Kokomo with the trains
the cincinnati and Chicago Air Line r. from Chca
Valparaiso aud Loganpor and arrive Indianapolis
4l0 T. NJ time connect with the evening trains for
Cincinnati. Louisville and other points
DAVID MACY, General Agent aud Superintendent
V T. MNoTT. General Ticket Agent. feb23. '62-dly
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M IDT cEo OHx EHR,
AtNo. 80 West Washington st.
LARGE STOCK OF HOMEMADE WORK FOR
N sale cheap. one door east Of the Palmer House
sep30-dly A LISTZ.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-28
RAilR ROADS.
BELLEF0NTiINE RAILROAD LINE.
Summer Arrangement.

an AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 90. Is6S. TRAINS
~ VII run sS follows
800 A. VI. Wall Train Arriving a;
CrrStlire O'Clock y. N. connecting With the fsS eN-
press 20 Cleveland Pftsbur- Phaoelphia, Washington
City, Buffalo, New York, Boston and al Eastern Ctes;
through % New York in 81 hour>.
s:I5 n. W. Night Express Arriving
hne 80 \ n. making closs connections with trains
wa cleveland ard Pittsburgh tor all cities Ee
gAat sieepng oars Oh this train
200 n. W.. Accom- modation-ArTiyiug I'm
a. tuion. 30. 7 NJ
N'htelonS Union for Dayton. Columbus and Wheel
Detroit ~
lbAlNS ARRIVE. Mail Train s Pm Nigh; ~
Pft<s "a n Accslrnm Id alton 12lo p "
ApSis-aS~s~ JNo. BROUGH. Sup't
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-28
.DvyRTlsISG IN THE WEEKLY.

flfr .ss.ssssssssssss w
For each subsequent insertion. and for each inser
tiou Of zach additional square SSts
Advertisements published I'm both the Daily and the
will be charged abe full Daily rates,
with one-half the Weekly rates added
Busness Notices published IN the local columns OF ten
ines or under be charged for each insertion 81; II
nes, cents per line
Charges will be made for Inserting the notices Of the
following Orders Societies and Associations at the rates
named, 20 be paid IN advance;
Military Companies Order ~ Odd Fellows, Masonic
Orders Benevolent Societies and Singing Societies.
For notice not exceeding lines % cents for each
Insertions over eight lines AZ shis rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, 81;
without notice free.
Marriage Notices so cent.
Notices of Festivals cnc and Excursions gotten up oy
individuals associations by churches al the regular
prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the bead OF
Special Notices ften lines over viii be charged double
the
Advertisements making less than three lines inserted
In the Daily, will be charged fifty cents.
Yearly advertisers TO pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices OF every description
be charged the Of o. so for each name In the
Daily and e. IN DE Daily and eey, the same 10 be- In
all eases, paid IN advance.
Legal advertisements inserted atthe expense OF the at
tonsys ordering and delayabe for the legal proceed
lngx but eoliectahe AZ our usual time Publishers not
accountable for the CT legal oe-
yond the amount charged for their publication,
ELDER HARKNESS BINGHAM,
proprietors Indiana State Sentinel
j.. NJ. TIIFORD,
President indianapolis Journal Company
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-28

Now AFrdugtIntut Ia fnnnenCe Non-
day. Feb. ,. 1863.
TFNNo paSsenger trains daily Sundays excepted be-
tween Indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot indianapolis. at 80 a. VI
aud T.. NJ arriving Madison at II 35 \. NJ. and 80
NJ.
Leave the Depot at Madison st A. NJ and =. NJ,
irving az indianapolis az IL y VI. and 5 10 p ".
The train leaving indianapolis at $50 4. NJ connects
with that leaving Columbus at - A. NJ. for shelby
willie and Rushville arriving Shcbyvle al lo5 4. VI.
aud RushVilie at l. 30 T. NJ.
Leaving nashville al 30 NJ Shelbyville AZ s. P.
NJ connects al Columbus with the and u. train ar
irving al either Indianapolis Madison the even
ing
This Road forms line with the Packets al Madison for
the transportation Of freight between Cincinnati and In
danapo> and points est.
Tariff q Freight> a. low a. by any other route.
shippers aud merchants West will find tito theirnier-
Il 90 ship hy this line.
feh2 d. C. BRANHAM. Superintendent.