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The New York herald., 1864-11-27
DRANpRFTu's PILLS.

DRANDRETus PILLS.
I'D often when pills taken into the stomach hes
work mercy they come IN coninil
III OF that and apparently BY
influence that transmitted through the whole
tenn and often progress OF diseased
In the BODY. Bu tney are mostly taken
mp bs the sb~orbents and carried into the circulation m
through which medium thcy to every organ aud
part of system impating the blood tna
cple Of lite disease ana 20 neiics have
n t-nden also search the gland ulnr
and break al those contested matters on
which deI~nns aud pei thsn IRON the boty.
tha ng the blood essential proper
they actually impart TO u that very principle on which
lfe do ends
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
Communication by Telegraph 70
Columbia Interrupted.
A Rctregrade Movement for No eds
Ferces Predicted,
The Louisvi,,o Despatch.

The L0uisvliIo Despatch.
Lo HvLIx. Ky, Nov. rs. 1854
About thirty OF Jesses gang Of guerilas were a Shell
byvle night robbing the stores and gathering in oil
the plunder they could.
Jesse. with another gang, at Emnsnce at the
time, plunderng the people.
Union forces sent out from Frankfort to-day to
look after Jesse and his gang.
General Burbrldee with his command, has arrived at
Cumberland Gap.
accidental nre at the State Pcntentiary at Frank
fort last night destroyed the chair mandatory, black
smith and cooper shops. Loss $50,0O0
Rlmors prevail here. which, verified wond be con-
taband that Hoods army about thirty thousand strong
third cavalry, and ten batteries Of artillery incud
Ing reinforcements from Forrest and Dick Taylor, was
marching Pulaski on Wednesday.
Hood will either ngnt at Coumba. leaving Columbia,
march into East join mis- forces those OF
Breckinrid,e. eem.p.]
1t 10 possible that . battle was fought u Columbia
to day.
A res sel colonel was killed 10 skirmish yesterday.
A detachment OF our cavalry pckets were driven IN
within three miles OF Columbia, when the rebels were
repulsei infantry.
On Wednesday forces withdrew from Pulaski, an
y 10 supposed they will DO concentrated at Columbia
Thcre 10 believed 70 be danger 10 Pulaski for the
present.
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
Tne Nasnviils Despa eoh.

Xne OoBnVxlI0 O0SpotCus
NASHVILLE, Tenn Nov. %, 1894
Hoods srmy, numbering probably forty thousand men,
have been for several days past concentrating souh Of
Columbia, Tennessee.
Our iorces N the meantime. have evacuated Pulaski,
Huntsville and Decatur. which places are now " The
hands Of the rebels.
Our forces are near and about Columbia, IN Hoods
'front.' They are commanded bv General Thomas.
On the Gath instant skirmhhng occurred,
resulting loss 70 the Uaioniss of forty -four killed
and wounded The rebel loss Is estimated at two hun
dred and sixty -four. Among the killed was one rcbe
colonel
Largo bodies Of troops are being massed on Hoods
'front.' and heavy ngAsnz may bs expected In that
direction 10 few days
Communication by telegraph to Columbia has been
interrupted since yesterday.
There rumors In circulation that there tight
Ing yesterday between the op osing armes but on
cal adviccs Of engagement have yet been received
Hoods demonstrations In Tennessee have thus far boon
fruitless retrograde movements, and - eooAdenty pre-
dicted by those who arc well informed n army matters
that be will be made to retreat this occasion.
Nashville is filed with thieves and murderers. About
twenty deaths by violence have occurred lately.
II has been steadily raining here ali day.
The river has risen tw o feet, and s stili rising.
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

A RTfFICTAL HUMAN EYES MADE TO oRDBR AND
n inserted By DR.. \. BAGCH a =. GOUGELMANM
formerly employed by Boissonneau, Of Parish as Broad
way, New York.
The New York herald., 1864-11-27

ana Murray streets. who s tanned for tent reas cof'
fee. tlUur li.h Kinds ~ Grweres aud P0y~0na,
cheaper my other dea ~ The has reduced p
prices all his goods for hol days ~ that es boR
now ret bp rraina received. ON pack
ages Mackere :, Nos. I and 2, from m TO barrel.
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
100 LATE FOR CLAssIFICArIoN.

NA,KgON REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NoxiNATI0N-s-
M First Aldermanic dsuicL--For Alderman, John
Moore. =. JAMES OLIVER
Chairman OF Nominating COMMITTEE.
Jour n MCKINLEY, Secretary.
NJ ozARr HALL REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NoAISA'
FIRST ADL8RMANIo DISTRICT
For Alderman,
MORTIMER SULLIVAN.
Chalrrss of Nominating Convention,
RICHARD 7 Conv secretary
TAMM,Ny HALL REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NoMt,
u nation. First Aldermauic dsitlcL
For AiuermAn-JuHN MOOht. -.
tnwiN w. hA0FRTV
Chairman ei Noninasna Cvnyonuons
D.r,r, Dp1r,na tss 5oss' lsecre,.n.s
The New York herald., 1864-11-27

rnoMAs n AnNrw cnnNEn nr GRHENNlcH

Pr ncpal onlcr Prandrcin Bniidlna. New York; Solo
aro NJ No. Union sluafc ard by all deaera, Ohs@fyo
BhANDhEIH,p In white letters, on goyernmen@
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
BRANpRETH's PILLS MAYER FAILING IN DIAR,
RHGA AND DysENrEkY.

R,rFRy ASprr sov, sept q 1864
Npw YuRks-rlesge lind cola n.
elo.d Tor which send that worth n your pills,
nave used given all had These pills hsve cured
took them for the diarrh In few dtys. soma,
the disease three months. The duclors
had In al ~ thee Ibavc found
pills be failng IN fiarh a, tious n1ecuon@,
headache and costiveness How s the Sanitary people
not give out your p,lle Yours with great trsis
AIf a. HI
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-06
HOUSE.
Adjourned.

Mr. Fenton, OF New York, gave notice of the
introduction of bill relating to claims for losses
and destruction OF property belonging to loyal
citizens and for damages done thereto by the
troops of the United States during the present
rebellion
Mr. Harrington, of Indiana. gave notice OF
the Introduction of Il bill providing for the paw
ment of bounties to soldiers mustered into he
United States service and who have been honora-
blk discharged and have served for period less
than three wears
On motion of Mr.. Csifroth. of Pennsylvania,
tie following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the Secretary of the Treasury
be requested TO report To this House what have
been the services of Jay Cooke i Co to the
Government in the sale of United States secu-
rites and what has been tue rate and whole
amount of compensation therefor. Also whether
said service might not have been Is success ly
performed by the Treasury Department itself.
Also what sums OF money, il any, have been
paid out of the treasury for advertisements or
dered IN Jay Cooke 4 Co.
On motion of Mr. Chandler the following res
olution Was adopted:
Resolved. Thu, the Cos$pittee os Ways and
Means be instructed to inquire it.o the expedien
CIV OF reporting bill amending an act entitled
an act To provide internal revenue to support the
government and pay the interest on the public
debt. 20 as To reduce the duty on mineral Goa
from 3 - cents to n cents pes ton.
Mr. Nelson Of New York. introduced bill L
repeal the duties now IMPOSED by law on the i'm
portion of coal and paper and paDer envelopes
The bill WAS referred to the Committee on Way,
and Means
Adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-06
state Board Of Agriculture.

lsDIASAPoLIs, January >, ls6l.
The State Board of Agriculture met in the
Supreme Court Room al O'Clock P NJ
TIE President A ID Hamrick called the meet
ing to orier
4 Committee on Finance was appointed. con
sistng IL Messrs. Helm, Holmes. Fletcher
Thompson oil Jefferson, McCrsy. Gregory Of
Werren, Campbell. aud Thompson Of Johnson
On motion, the report OF the Secretary was
referred 10 the Committee on FHHnce
The following resolution offered BY NJ
Thompson Of Jefferson, was adopted
ResoiUed, That the Executive Committee of
the State B0ar'i be instructed to prepare publish
and circulate 10 the Secretaries of County aud
District Societies, blank forms fer the Reports
required by law to he sent to the State Board at
their annual meetings.
The following resolution offered by John )
Dunlop was adopted:
Resolred. That it shall be the duty of the Sc"
rotary to condense and collate the reports of the
county and district societies and select such es
SAYS "a may be deemed suitable aud prepare the
same for publication: mi
Resolred That the executive committee be APP
pointed To aid the Secretary in making proper sc
lectous of ESSAYS aDd reports for publication
On motion, John II Rates admitted a
delegate from the district composed OF IA cock
Henry and Rush counties.
unfinished business shall consist OF Mes-rs Fish
err ID ,naIson, Pool. SImple Fitzgerald. McCon-
mel aud Gregory OF Morgan
The following resolution. offered by Mr.. Cox.
of Posey, was adopted:
Resoiued. Tha, the delegates of the different
counties and the Executive Committee be
ques Ell to urge upon their Representatives the
Importance Of making appropriation Ter the
purpose OF insrituting practical experiments for
making sugar economically from some OF the
sugsI-he iring plants adapted To our climate. and
for institutins investigations To and some variety
OF cotton better adapted to our latitude. and for
experiments To cottenze the fibre of fax aud for
raising the ai!snthus silk worm
On motion. the Board proceeded To elect new
members. The following gentlemen were elected
First ID sirtt-E / Cox. New Harmony.
Second District. ID. W iIliams. Knox county
Third DistFict-John Q Shoemaker, Perry
county.
Fourth Dis:rict-Jnhn McCrer. Bloomington.
Fifth Districts II ThomI sOn, Hanpyer.
Seventh District-John 4 Grosvenor. Indian
polls
Fourteenth Disirict-A J Homes. Roches
| ter
Fifteenth Dstriet-John Sutherland, Lsporte
county.
Sixteenth District-G " Mcconnell Angola
Adjourned until 10 morrow morning at
O'Clock
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THIRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS.
SENATE.

wAsHISeIoS, January s. "A communica-
ton from the Secretary of the Navy in reply
70 a resolution OF the Seuate giving the names Of
officers who have left the naval service since
December J. 1860. and entered the Confederate
service, was referred and ordered to be printed
Mr.. Grimes presented a petition of citizens of
Iowa asking for such notification Of the enroll
ment law as will include all foreign residents
Also, a memorial from the True Inspiration So
ciety or Non resistants praying for exemption
from the 1900 clause in the con>fipton law.
Also. n petition from the Lake Superior and
Mississippi Company for grants for public lands
aid in constructing railroad from ST.
Paul to Lake Superior. All which petitions were
referred
Mr. Powell offered bill TO prevent army and
navy officers. and others in the military service.
from interfering IN State elections, and moved
its reference To Committee on the Judiciary
Mr. Grimes opposed the reference and moved
to send it to the Military Committee
Mr. Nelson NOV ed ~ Law the bill on the table
but Withdrew his motion
The bill was referred to the judiciary Com
mlttee bv vote of 81 to Ia
Mr. Wilson introduced resolution calling on
the Secretary of War for information in regard to
appointment Of army officers Adopted.
Also bill sestoiing the SlOc bounty to veter-
ans and $500 TO volunteers until the 10Th day of
February and Il bounty not exceeding 500 10
persons OF African descent, resident in States
now in rebellion during such time as the Presi
dent NAV determine.
Mr. Ten Evck moved the reference of the por-
ton of the Presidents message re'errng TO re-
construction in the seeded States To the Judici.
ary Committee. and spoke against the President
policy
Adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-06
MsDIcAL.
DIR. WHITTIER.

nRIvATE MEDICAL ADVICE FREE or CHARGE.
Dr. Whittier's Theory, symptoms and Treatment
Il Chronic Nrvous Urinary. and Sexual Diseases free,
plain sealed letter for six prepay
postage IL IL clear deiineai Of all the diseases and
conditions resulting from the infringement Of the moral
la e. indulgence exposures aad imprudenees
in married and single e. every sentence contains in
stTucticn the afflicted, and should be read by every
young person. keep them off the Shosls which 9TH
have heen broken pieces Amativen IS clearly
stated BE- under the control OF udicious treatment
and thereby prevent incn ii3n t. very prolific
Of disease Nearly every Of disease be treated
without nirGnce to business. Medicine sent by mail.
secure from observa ION. Charges moterae: consulta-
tons by letter the oce free qua anteed.
Office IS 81 Charles sreef, between Sixth and Seventh,
square south Of Lnde Hotel, = o. Box 3092. st.
Louis. No Circular Letter especially for ladies, con-
tanning nothing referring Sexual Diseases for &c Ets
postage. iaRI-dSwly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-06
from Albany.

ALBANY. y. Y. January 5-The Legislature
met and organized this morning. Republican
officers were elected in both houses The Gov
errors message was read After reterrii = TO
State topics he devotes portion OF has message
TO the consideration of military matters in con-
nection with the draft. &c He goes into the
consideration OF nati'nai affairs at length, and.
after asking what has been accomplished by the
government in territory wtested from rebellion.
rum
We must adhere Ia solemn pledges made by
our Government AZ the on set of the var We
must seek - restore the Union ard uphold the
Constitution 20 this end. While we put forth
every exertion Ia beat down armed rebellion. We
must use every influence of wise stateSmanship
20 bring back States who reject their con-
stitution'l obligations We must hold forth
every honorable iDd8cement Ia The people OF The
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-06
Emma waller this evening in her grand


Ixn,.x. poxoLns CAL SOCIETY This society
met IN the Senate Chamber Yesterday ST 2 T VI
The Attendance wa- not large. but greet interest
"a. manifested The President. l. ID. q Mel
son delv cred an address pertinent 10 the objects
and purposes Of the society With regard 10 an
Agricultural College. he insisted that sgricultur
ists must take the matter into their Own hands
aud not rely upon politicians DE suggested the
appointment Of committees by the society and by
the Agricultural Board TO confer with the legis-
laiure in the eveat OF Congress extending the
time within which States could accept grants OF
lard IN the regard.
Mr.. Wilson vent at length into the history OF
Pomology in the West he spoke practically oil
the cultivation Of every sort OF fruit successfully
cultivated in our climate He particularly cai'eu
attention TO the nany varieties OF apples' ana tue
remuneration the intelligent cultivation OF mem
was sure TO bring Ten selected trees, he SAID
would Weld more money than one hundred plant
ed promiseuously without care ano WITHOUT
knowledge of what they were
Mr. Wilson spoke Of the Canada Thistle Care
must he taken to keep IL out and he Indicated
means 10 that end Greatly were farms upon
which il had taken root deiefi0rated
He regarded the mania tor varieties OF grapes
a a hindrance To progress ia their cultivation.
Those seeking TO Introduce new and untried va
rie,ies were nothing more nor less than ssindlers
of the growers of the vine, and delrauders of the
public.
Nr Wilson's address was at once scientific.
practical and instructive 1t was listened To with
great attention. and will be published.
The contributors To the exhibition of fruits so
far are: Lewis Jones, Wayne county: Apples.
peaches. and asplepdd specimen oil the Osage
orange W II Reaein. Putnam: Apples. l..
ID. Nelson. Allen: Apples and pears. +. O.
Johnson, Floyd: Apples e. Vancamp. Ma
rion: Apples Geo Upton. NJ ,rion: Wine. cur
rants aud gooseberrie>. Gen Joseph Orr. LII
porte Apples A Furnance. Hendricks: APP
ple~. Charles Louder. Hendricks: Apples.
The display of the fruits indicated, though
limited comprises some magnificent specimens,
iustra ting the kill aud eminent success OF our
cuitivatoTs
The programme for TO lav is follows
+ Forenoon: ESSAYS some subject CONNECTED
with pearS--W IN H. Loomis indianapolis. aud
| DR. j & Helm Muncie, Delaware county.
Afternoon: Essays on some subject connected
with grapes-Dr r T. Brown. Indianapolis.
/ The Rev j Knox of Pittsbu,g. Pennsy lvaua,
will be present and address the meeting on the
same subject
| Evening: general talk on wines and wine
! grapes. wine making. &c.
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eyNEw DISCOVERY FOR THE

speedy and permanent Of Seminal Weakness. IRE
thrsl and Vaginal Discharges. elect. sequa Di>esses
Emissions. Impotence. Genital Debility and diseases Of
the Bladder and Kidneys
BILLS sFrcIrie Pills warranted in all cases
and De relied No change of diet required. They
do interfere with business pursuits Up
wards Of goo have BEEN cured the past month.
More tara Hundred physicians HSs them in their
pirate practice and all speak rel Of their efficacy.
They entirely harmless he system and be
lied in all arising from youthful ndlscretion
sef-abuse which often ncspacitates the sufferer from
fulfilling the duties of rndrri@d iifs
A TREATISE OF 81 pages containing means Of cure.
sent free 10 ali. I've stamps repaired for postage.
The Pills will be sent by mail. securely sealed on re-
ceipt of One Dollar, By BRYAN, ID,
No. 10 c. dar street. II.
Sold by all the principal druggists.
TOMLlNSON a cox, Agents,
sept3o-d&wly indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-06

South IN assume AGAIN the rights and dutiss II
American citizenship. We have reached that
point in the progress OF the war for which al
havs Struggled.
We nov stand before the world great All
successful military power. Wise ststssmanship
can now bring this war to q close upon the terms
solemnly avowed at the outset. Good faith 70
public creditors 10 al classes Of ciilzens. and 10
the world demands that this be done Tbs tri-
umphs by soldiers should be followed up
and secured by the peace r,aking policy o. the
statesmen in the cabinet. In no other way can
We save The Uuion.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-06
IL IMPORTANT TO LADIES. DIR


HAkvEY's FKnAIk PILIs have yet failed In
moving difficulties arising from obstruction s,oppage
Of nature, In restoring the system peree; health
when suffering from Spinal affections, ProsPsns, Cter
the Whites other weakness Of the Uterine Organs
The Pills perfectly harmless the constitution and
may be taken by the delicate female without
ing dstress-the same time they act Ike charm b,
strengthening nvigoratng and restoring the system 10
healthy condition, and BY bringing the monthly Pc
Rod with regularity, matter from what the
obstruction may arise. They should, however, NOT he
taken during the first three four months Of pregnancy
though safe any other time miscarriage would b
the result.
Each box contains 90 pills. Price 81.
DR. HARvEY's TREATISE Diseases Of Females,
Pregnancy Miscarriage, Barrenness sterily ReprodHe
ton and Abuses Of Nature and emphatcsy the Ladies'
Private Medical Adviser, pamphlet Of 81 pages sent
free any address SIX required TO paw postage
The Pills and book will be BY mail when desired.
securely sealed aud prepaid. by
J. BRYAN. N. D., General Agent,
No rs Cedar street. New York.
II TSeld by all the principal druggists.
rOALLNsoN COX, Druggists, Agents.
sept3o' 3-d&wIy Indianapolis.
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new Nork MARKET
~

NEW YORK, January ).
Flour without decided change at $5.15d6 IS
for extra State. s. .40d7 20 for common to good
shipping brands extra Round hoop Ohio, and
S775G9 50 TOR trade brands Market closing
heavy: no buyers At outside quotations.
Whisky steady at y0094c
Wheat steady and in fair speculative demand At
81 456al As for Chicago Spring. 81 1850 50
for Milwaukee Club, aud 81 $50 Sc for Winter
Red Western. Corn heavy and shade lower at
sI.29Qi 30 in store. and 81 299 .295 for distil-
ling.
Coffee and sugar quiet;
Pork firmer: fair demand at sl9 IS for mess.
and..$ie 1913 for old mess. Beef quiet.
Dressed hogs frmer at staGes4c tor Western.
911sc for extra do
Lard steady and in fair demand at l2la@
1879
Butter firm at 22@27c Cheese steady at Is
@l6c
Money active, and stringent all day except at
the close when il eased little; call loans at
per cent. Sterling quiet but firm at 66la. Gold
dull; opening at 81 advancing to 81. and clos
ing firm At 81 u 05l5sc prem.
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from the Army OF the Potomac.

HEaDousRrtRs ARMY OF THE P0roxsc, Jan.
5-Noihing Of importance is transpiriug All
are endeas oring 10 keep comfortable.
Three inches of snow fell last night.
The weather was pleasant to day. bot very
cold tonight
The enrollmen, of citizens in this army is
nearly completed. including whites and blacks.
Tn. number subject to draft will be very consid-
cradle
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-06
Further Particulars Of the Terrible
kaitrnad Accident.

DATreS, January 5--The passenger train
from Cincinnati AMI the train from d ,yton. on
the Z. II a II R4iroad colded seven miles be-
low th'- city AZ 10 O'Clock this morning
The baggage master. Tom. Davis. OH Potter :
train. VS. killed. AMI some ID or - others more
or ie-- Injured
ID, Willard dentist. OF this city. is reported
among thOse fatally injured.
Oae lady and child had 70 be cut out OF tue car
with axes. They badly burned
sEc0Np DISPATCH
The following names of the injured in the rail-
road accident have been gathered:
Green Sutheg-. Ell gineer, bruised: Jack Collins.
engineer. leg broken ami gtdiy bruised: Stone,
express mes-epsef. siishtiy ujared, Geo Steb-
bins, IOie'io, rOatu-sof ut brain. Deasit Michael
les berled; Mr. Mitchell, Johnson's Station.
fatally injured; Miss Waiiqce PiQas. hip DISC
caiei: M Bens Piqui badly burued: John
hin>ey, Miami Civ, toth eS> broken: john
Schafer. DAYTON. back Injured: Mrs. Clippinger
Lims. killed: she had two children. one OF whom
severely burne.; jacob steiner. Cincinnati
leg bruised: VI Turner. COLUMBUS Grove.
badly burned; avid Lyons. in breast aud neck
badly: Stephen LYONS. Sidney. too. bruised /: l. d.
Maver. Cincinnati. cheek broken. Sergeant OF
the Invalid corps had leg anu arm broken; g.
Fern. both legs broken; Jas y Morrow. Chap
lam 99ih Ohio, both !egs fractured
S0me thirty others we're more az less injured
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DAILY SENTINEL.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 6.


The Sentinel Office has been removed To the
new Sentinel building. on the corner of Meridian
and Pearl streets. half square south of Wash
ington street and nearly opposite our old loca-
ton. where will be pie ,sed TO see all Demo
Gratis, and Others. having printing to do.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-06

COINS AND BuSIoSs.--The celebrated Chirop
odist. DR. Stuart. now At the Bates House. Is pre-
pared 10 apply the most beautiful and scientific
mode OF treatment 10 all those who desire TO be
operated upon systematically for the cure OF
Corns. Bunions. diseases. Nails. Protuberances
Warts. &c. They are remo<ed without pain or
drawing drop at blood Ladies' NAV call a.
well a. gentlemen. dec2c dlx&~lw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-06

NV SrITs.-As this is the season when every
person wants new suit, they should call ON G
II Heitksm. No. II North Illinois street and
examine his stock OF piece goods and select a
>eomiortsble suit for the season New goods
Just received. decl-ti