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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-07

Rules for the Preservas.os, OF - cal


Wash yourself now aud then.
Change your inner garments occasionally.
Chew your meats
Eschew greasy GRAVES.
Don't chew your tobacco.
Don't eat much more than your stomach will
hold
If soldier, don't rest upon your laures until
they have been well aired.
Avoid falling out about triHes.
Fall out of windows as seldom as possible
II your constitution requires you to sleep dur
ing the sermon, see that the sexton has an aired
night-cap for you. and hOd of hot bricks TO put
to your feet
Keep your mouth shut on dusty days.
Never open your mouth in frosty weather
Ii your breakfast compels you to 90 out be
fore breakfast, have some breakfast first
Do not swallow too many kilograms.
Keep out of the streets when gold is falling.
If the silver of advancing wears is on your
head don't change il for paper
Don't let your circulation slacken; especially
If YOU are newspaper man
Neither Steep in hot rooms nor eat mush-
rooms.
Live on six nickel cents day, but don't earn
them some spectators are doing now.
Violate persistently all the sanitary rules in
sisted on by Halls Journal of Health
If you cannot account for the milk of the CO.
coanut do not hesitate to make free use of it,.
Never eat your own words unless YOU are
madly DESTROYS of giving an additional flavor to
the cup of bitterness
Should your thermometer indicate an extreme
degree of cold or heat immense il in cold or
hot water until il comes to proper sense of
its duty
II you subject to swelling wear kid gloves
next to your skin.
Rise early before you are twenty five, if
possible.
Never dress your salad with cod-liver OIL
ALWAYS dress yourself with care
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-07

u. s. BONDS.
u. S. 1O-40 BONDS. |
These Bonds issued under the Act Of Congress Of
March Stu 1884, which provides that all Bonds issued un
der this Act SHALL BIZ REDEEMED IN COgN, at the |
pleasure Of the Government any period nstless las
fe" nor more Aa" forty yea's from their date and
ii their redemption FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST WILL
BE PAID IN coIS, on Bonds Of not over one hundred
dollars annually and on an other Bonds Annuaily
The interest payable the FRS, days Of March and
September in each year
As these Bonds, by Act Of Congress. are
Exempt from Municipal or State
Taxation,
their value is increased from to three per cent per
snnum according the rate # tax levies in various
parts Of the country.
Az the present rate Of premium on gold they pay
Over Eight per cent. Interest
ia currency, and of equal
or temporary investment
is believed that no securities offer so great induce
ments TO lenders as the various descriptions Of U. s.
Bonds In all other forms Of indebtedness the faith or
ability of private parties stock companies separate
communities only pledged for payment while for the
debts Of the United States the whole property Of the
country isholden the payment Of both prHcpa
and interest in coin
These Bonds may be subscribed for in sum. from s5O
up any magnitud on the same terms, and are thus
made equally available to the smallest lender and the
largest capitalist They be converted into money at
any moment the holder will have the benefit Of the
interest.
The Funded Debt Of the United which inter-
est payable in gold the 81 day Of March, 1884 was
SECS 600. The interest this for the coming
fiscal year will be s45 ss7 l26 while the customs revenue
in gold for the current fiscal year ending June 3oh
1864 has been the rate of over 800 600 per
annum.
Il will be that the present gold revenues Of
the Government largely OF the wants Of the
Treasury for the payment of gold interest while the re.
viii doubtless raise the annual
receipts from customs the same amount Of importa.
tons $50, OOe goo per annur.
The authorized amount Of this loan is Two Hundred
Million Dos rs. Instructions National Banks act
ing as loan agents not issued until March 26 but the
amount Of Bonds reported sold at the United state.
Treasury up to May 2lst was
$5l, J64,9OO.
Subscriptions will be received by the Treasurer OF the
United States Washington the Assistant Treasur-
ers at New York. Boston and Philadelphia, and by
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
indianapolis, Ind,
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which depositaes of Public money and all respeca
BILE Banks and Bankers throughout the country sctng
agents of the National Depository Banks will furnish
further information application and afford every ia
city to subscribers my27 d&w2w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-07

sl6a-a6 Al

Total ................ .............. sl63.956 AZ
All of which has been collected. with the ex
ception of about 81 500. In addition 10 this
sum, bankers insurance companies. &c, report
and pay direct to the department in Washington.
The Journal estimates that under the pending
excise law. these four counties alone will pay
to the Federal Government over S200,000 per
annum
Ii that estimate l. correct. this single tax upon
the whole State will figure up At about Que mil
lion and half dollars per annum. the greater
part OF which goes for the support Of Govern
ment ofiice-hoiders and the payment of other
expenses incident TO the collection of the tax IL
Is generally admitted that the net proceeds of
this tax to the Government the last year were
merely nominal
BY adding TO this sum the amount being paid
by the people for State. county. and municipal
taxes, and the much greater amount being paid
under the tariff laws. large proportion of which
goes into the pockets of eastern capitalists and
manufacturers, we may get some idea OF the
burden under which the State is already laborng
Ii is safe to say, that of the products of Wiseon
sin, from five to ten millions of dollars in value,
is now 10 be annually taken by the tax-gatherer,
and goes to support the dependents of the Gov
eminent with a bare moiety left for the support
of the war. In the meantime, the national debt
is rapidly accumulating. and the most of the in
terest upon that is hereafter TO be ed Mil
waukee News.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-07

letter from ClcyeIand-The late Hat
tie on the North Anna-Heayy Less-
Arrival Of the wounded i'm wash
ingtOn-Bhc Baltimore Convention
and Strategy-Gen Grants Concern
WAsuISGFoN June .
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-07

After the public sale, all unsold lots will be subject
entry by the first applicant the office Of the Supern
tendent the grounds where ell the business of the
Cemetery Will be transacted.
JANIS ". RAY, President.
Hgo. L. HAUGHET, Secretary. je6 -d3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-07

The minimum price of lots will be increased in one "
from the day of sale, the sth Of June.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-07

The minimum price of the lots in Section Four con-
tanning the Family Pats for the nierment Of eight per-
VIII be 20 cents square foot $50 for such sized
lots The minimum price for all other lots in all the
tons will be IS cents square foot.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-07

ATE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF DRUG
w GISTS to the above establishment, and invite
them, when in the city, to look through stock.
Our goods were bought when gold was at 81 IS. and
before the additional 80 per increase in Tariff Duty
which, confident, will enable sell goods in
our line very low and yet realize profit We will du-
pcate any Cincinnati bill--fuctuatons in prices con-
sidered
Orders solicited je1'4-dly
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-13

WASHINGTON. Dec. PA dspatch from
City Point. dated Dec ilth. says shs Istcsi
uews Contained the Richmond papers q yes-
terdsy, the 10th. states that on the 9TH Gen.
sherEaan wac cast Of the Ogochee river, 25
miles from Savannah. moving ON that city
Gen. Sherman had marched his army, on
the 6th inst. IL miles. 4
WAssIseros, Dec - Arrange Aenss sEs
rapidly being made TO put the rev first corps
OF Gen. Hancock into the field At the earli-
est moment Many old and tried officers
viii In placed 10 command. and their names
will he announced 10 = few, days. s,~ps sss
being taken. which will induce each State 20
forwsrd Veterans 70 jaip THE corps.
Arrangements are. Il L said, in ptoeicss
by wsich State and other local bounties NAV
be paid here % a veteran recruit, Who nav
Aase himsst ctsdissd ,osspy particular lo-
cality ne may prefer. Tor any veteran sent 10
Warrington 70 be accredited to any locality,
certificate will be given. Il Is the inter
osof all localities 70 scnd on a. mnny vet
efsps. - possible, a. they Ase not subject 70
dfait. and ye, can be properly accredited 70
a pstcuiar locality The Government
bounty given to the veterans Of the let
corp, ere gsyen 70 20 Others. and superior
Inducements are. therefore. offered 10 enI "A
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-13

fRAuD IN Maxine moons RETURNS. 40
prominent merchants. doing business in Lou
isyille. Ky, were recently brought to grief
for making fraudulent returns of their income
for the year ls6t' Under tho present law IL
is made the duty OF the assessor to re-exsm-
Inc all returns Of this kind. and II he has any
suspicion OF fraud he must summon tbs par
ties to appear before him with their books
and their papers. and must examine the par
ties sod their witnesses under oath touching
their..sarioas sources OF income. The mer-
chau's..sbove referred TO were ssch fined i've
hundred dollars and costs. making total In
each case OF nearly seven hundred dollars
10 addition 20 which they had TO paw an m
come tar on three times the amount OF their
original returns.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-13

Nashviiiu without slipping Up The Gov.
eminent feels entire confidence ~. only 1
Shorpan's movements but in Others now o.
foot The ceontry via ,rs5oiee over 10,
news Ot moro thar one victory before n,
close CT this week.
NV YoRK. Dec. fo.-rhs.e vas :. crow
OF ladies esd gentlemen 70, Tho supreme
Court Yesterday % see Chief Jassice Chsr-
take bis seat for the 6rst time. They were
disappointed However. that gentlemen rot
having vet il Is said been qualified
Hoo JAS. Speed was confirmed By the Sen
etc to-day, IN executive session g. Attorney
General Of the United States.
The Hon. Reuben L. Fenton hss sent r
h's resignation as member Of Congress g.
take elect on the 20sh inst.
IL is bought the speaker viii appoint Hon
ID. Q. L'ttIeiohp 10 fll'the vacancy occasion
ed BY his rS'sassioa ..hs wavs suc
Means COMMITTEES - - ~ h ~
The Commercials Washington special
says, the Bankrupt Blu viii be taken up az
ter the League Island Navy Yard matter,
there are many chances that the Bankrupt
bill VII pas-.
Advices rem City neias Stale siosm
Was raging there yesterday.
It's reported that one o, Lees Important
Railroad communications hs. been cut by
cur troops 90 30 al
The Treasury Department suggests that
Congress legAlize the conversion Of the $50
bonds held by Banks into registered bonds,
An important financial recommendation bv
the ffessuy Depar.msp, exyec,ed 10 be
made in fe~ dsseils1 TO- - 4
The Posts Washington special says Mr.
fssseBden Is reported to be n favor of
agencies to sell 100 currency
bonds on system similar. n that BY which
the I've hundred and ten million Of 5.20's
were 90 successfully last year
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-13

eH- Scudder Il perfecting his arrange
ment- 90 the most magnificent scale toe che
approaching Holidays. His store "a already
throngsd by those who desire to select their
stock of TOYS candies. &C.. before the rush
he has brilliant array OF juvenile de-
iights.' and more goods are on the Way 70
replenish his fast diminishing stock Some
idea of bis sales Of candies may be obtained
shen &c state that Tor the month OF Noyem-
Der he paid government tar on this Article
alone amounting 20 sI37 20
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

isFoahkf1os FaKs-ro sKnvors sr,yxa-
1tss-A sentlsmsn. eaiei - ssrvoas sbllsty, Ia
e''1p>tsnef frsmst1ie O-es7. and youthful grror,
.e'nsssd d. desire 70 benefit oshsr,. viii be hap
~ 70 isrnish 10 al Who need IT, free % charged
recipe al direct chs Tor making he staple rene
az e-~d "a his ots~- sunsrsrs ~fshinz . prent -
ts~ advertisers bad srperieuce. and po.se.-es a
sure aud s.iuseis remedy. can 10 q b. Addressing
Am a. oaes ~ his place - basinsss The recipe
and fuii infornstioa-of vital Importance viii bs
shssrfsliy ssnf by rstssn mail
4Adsrss- JOHs n. oosDFR
No 80 Nassau street Hs~ York.
y. s.-ssrvous srrsrers q both ssxe. ~lil nd
this Informant on ihvslnsbls-
dsc7fwam
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-13
aSeadq ssarler~ for scsdlerr

MAORI. ID walker, lsss OF the "a lndi-
ana Caxairy, ADD David = NcKernsn. wal
ker 4 hcksrnsnsj No. > West Washington
street, Indianapolis, Indiana, authorirei
Agent for tae eollectsoa Of pcn..sss. Bounr
~ a.d Back Fay, for discharged soldiers,
vdose. mogbcrs and heirs Of soldiers who
have aiee n the ssrvies kr5 other claims
against the Hovernmcrf All claims can he
alserdes 70 By writing 70 n. just - veil -
if apelica1t cAGss ia person Mr.. joseph +.
Ione forasrly OF the hfnf Of Hamlin ( Long.
i ooone-ted ~stb the oesce. aud VIII ne hap
~ 20 zee his iricnds
Governor Morton gsys Of hen: "0ne q the
b>st And most responsible firms Ia toe vel.
1bey are goEt.smsn CT high character. and
suy tusinese entrusted 70 osn -Iii Be bod
estiy apt Ia tbful.y .ftesded 20" BOX ,OOs-
m.rl<aIJ. II
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-13
sPECsHNCOmr.

OrTTCK ColIkCrok ISTrExkL REvFSUk.l
arH Dssrxicr % lxpikxA.
! - .. Isx<s Harris. De- :. Is64- s
keticc = seree, givea that The A~es<-
nens L., q he sPeei.l Isoon~ Deity, an
der Joins Resolution Of Cenkrsss. approved
Jsiv Z. lse4. inpo-isE = s7<ci.i Ineene
tsiy 81 5 psr cent. sdSiness. upon TIE To-
come Rssurus for The yesr 1858. has ben
placed IA NJ hss1s By - 4ee--r ksk;
Tsx : Bo~ due. snt viIi sftssd n 7,r>on.
q by d~puss. a ne ofsre Of TIE coliccor Of
inssfnsl Rssruss.3s sAs so II T~--s
Haste. ksEo oounss Ipss2n.. fr0@ ne Isl -
TIE Ssh Of Decsnees. lisa. - receive aid
Tar. ssz y sss pa IA 80 c.ss he De-
sssnd 10 Per cent saaitsos.l ell be sSied
And collects. enforced By ai=srains
j. @. GRAIN Collector.
s~~sx2~-vlvA sHt4ANa -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-13


ing ali the Portraits that
have ever beeE made OF Washington. the
Father OF BIZ eountry. since the one painted
from life nv the great Artist, Stuart, We
equsi 20 tbs of Middleton'-. And We say
this voluntarily aud ir view of the tact that
an agent for the work j. now IN this CITY.
Just arrived for the purpose OF exhibiting IL
to our citizens, and receiving subscriptions
for IL. 30 that good Judges OF the works OF
art aud OF fine paintings will In a short time
have chance TO decide Tor themselves as to
the truth 81 what We hy We therefore
commend il TO the attention of our citizens.
Mr.. Huntington, the agent. will, we pre-
sumo. call upon the leading citizens OF rerre
Haato in the course OF fes days, With a
sample copy at the work. that the, NAV
have an opportuaiiy OF seeing il themselves.
and Of seeming copy. The portrait i very
neatly framed 10 heavy g' frame. With
French glass in front. j. oa canvas sDd
s,retcbsr, and painted in the besr aud most
durable oil eolors. To show what Is thought
Of this picture by those who are familiar
with StnaIt's original painting We reproduce
the following from the Boston Post, Of Feb
3. 1861:
MlDDLEros 5 PoRraAlT OF " Asnnsros. -
THIS likeness is admirable for ~ truth filneSs
and the beauty Of is finish. and has received
the unqualified appreciation OF artists. and
other gentlemen OF tue highest cultivation
aud taste in the country. IN the same style
IL furnished portrait oi Mrs. Washington,
characterized by all the points OF excellence
which have rendered Mr. Middieton's eoun-
terteit psessnf'nent Of The Gener a 50 popu-
lar
Mr.. Huntington. agent FOR these paintings,
and the COMPANION portraits OF Clay. Web
ster, jackson. Douglas. and other American
celebrities. he now here to fecsive subscrip-
tions for these truly elegant works OF ar.
Mr.. h. il stopping At the Clark House where
al can have an opportunity Of seeing and
ordering them.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-13

II See Freemsn's column this morning.
enumerating some Of the many articles he
ba- Ia store suitable for Holiday giit- The
useful a. yell as ornamental. In rare sband-
Ance can be found within his hospitsbIe
doors
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-13

sG The politician who ssid hts mouth never ut
.sEet q Ne. Ia ell probability spoke through hi<
Hat The person who said that NApAus Poz-
rss's Couss bstsAs l. tae remedy for Coughs
Colds and AL Affections of the Throat and Lunss sv.
a.et--~ must hsvs sookea with eyes vide opsn
from experience as does not fear contr sdictcuf
tisshHi every bedy says that ases n, 90 pleasant
and efectna. aud yst Fstsiis for euy IS cents per
bottle. DruGEfsts
nsyudiv
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-13

IT. Sarah Merrick, of Princeton. Ind,
sas caught last Thur-dsy night with negro
veneh and her thres caildreD. making for
the Ohio river. at Henderson,. ny. and in de-
fault Of $500 bail. vas pot ia jail TO ansssf
the charge OF attempting 20 run away negro
property.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-13
HEADQUARTERS ARxr PoroAao,l
Dec 10

4 III HEspousRrkRs ARNr PoroAsc,f
| Dec. 10
The demonstration made yesterday to-
wards Hsiches Run by division Of the "a
corps cav airy, did not result in bridging on
an engagement with the exception of a Skin
mish At the crossing on the Waugh Road aud
another ia the afternoon near the Armstrong
House. No fighting OF eonseenence took
place, the rebels falling back as our troops
advanced. The object of the move was evil
IDENTITY 20 keep them from sepdinea fors 10
intercept Warren and Il Is believed 70 have
been successful
Our loss in the affair amounted to about
l25 killed and wounded.
About , o'clock this afternoon the COM
msnd was ordered to return sad s2-pghi the
troops are back IN their old camp
Nothing positive has been heard from
Warren. There iss runor lhat he has had
a fight At Jasrett's Station on the Weldon
Road IN which be gained victory aud was
pursuing the enemy AZ ftf faif
The troops suffered much last night from
the change OF weather. yesterday afternoon
a severe sternof hail. fain aud enovssl IA
freezing keealy Ina morning ihs sniire
cSuntry was covered with a sheet of lee. to-
night u is raining and the roads are In
very bad cond ition. IL is believed that
Warren will have 20 difficulty ia reaching
his destination Notwithstanding the weather
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-13

tN3sHvnLk. Dec. l2.--oficisl reports just
receited from Gen Rousseau a Nuffees-
boros concerning the recent battle. on the
RsiirDsd south hurfreesccrvfs believed 70
be uniojured. IS slso the road between Aur-
free.boro and otvairs crseN. ave rsiles
north. from there = the LavergDe road.
they destroy ed dock bouse., and TIVE o. sis
we're abandoned by the gArri4ons. The sne-
nv surrounded them. bat they .brsvely
fought their way out and reached harfrees-
borfo wi,so.i, be- lt1ct 4 -
Ga Sunday, the Al. block house - Or
vsiis Greek w4s attacked by Gen. Bate
lrebel) dirisoa I'd q settery pf au.ley
ssvssty-four shot ssFe fired a. Is. bui DO
ing, however, no damage.
90 The same .iternoos three regiments
sish a ~efa ~ s4fillery vert fsfn Nur-
isss-,s. : 81 ts Ca MlrOy Tir sssm,'.
soE1s va nhkb5v1. Our tfoob HACKED
And routed ne enemy The Federal Ios.
49, isu, killed and forty wounded The
enemy's loss Is unknoru
sishi coming n. ar htc.fts,ifs8 stnin
ths tort
@ aolday la-s tie euems were reiniorc-
efs, s~o ersAas- Of ,si.pssy pad as0
csv,lry uDaes PORES. q per-5n sud adring
sspdsy ana "Wednesday evening ssSnonsfa-
fee axsiass he Ports ~ Hsrffesborc sns the
tswn. coming ~ within ore mile Of TIE Fosi
>ae diminishing heavily. On Wednesday
sb- ensnJ .,.af,ssrr sesed aropnd . Mi
ksrs9o Pike about oae and quarter nile.
rrtt vest Of lhe Fortress. near where ser-
lev esa-snd vss fsrzs>zl ~
AZ be bsrtss Of ikose River seven req.
Hs~nt~ sd s<stess -er~ so, o. sn re
| s1en Pike. Who s1co1niefei he enemy
zs2r aTkiason Pike .ntr~-~asd behind
brs~tsweTts u logs snd rails Or sit.ek
utterly vested sf= reoeis ~ho ~sre driven
Of 10 greet asion. FORESTS caTslfy M
k1r asscs szasss tine n ss<ir hor5 %
escape OR los r thisf engagement vas
30knled aa4 is woand>s Eaenys los
largely excceded ours. Ia This fight ve
capsorsd 2O7 prisoners including ls comma
ssonsi ceBesr-. too racs-sd twelve papole-
on -ere esp,nred ard are no- IN position 10
The fart. e.
Juus previous % Gee. xilsoys attack on
the rsDeis Bafcrds division o. cavalry A.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-13

| fPsIIApELFHIA, Dec 12.-The Bulletin hes
the following important Intelligence: The
eteamer Donegal arrived THE afternoon frsm
the South Atlantic Blockading Squadron,
having lett PORT Royal on tie 9TH inst, The
joint aAyal and land expedition under Ad-
miral pAhlgreen AID General Poster. pro-
ceeied from Beaufort up tie Broad River
ON Tnesd.y December Ca. the object being
to desires lac Poooialigo bridge on the rail-
mad between Charsestcu snd Savannah -
The Donegal accompanied lhe expedition 10
Telfany Greek bar did not accompany Earth
er. There were seven gunbosts IN the ex-
petition and sooh alter reaching proper
position heavy ere was opened by them, q
force vas landed and al action commenced.
and before evening Poeataligo bridge was
reached and destroyed Our troops were
then entrenched Tor such future operations
as might be needed The Donegal came
down 20 Port Royal the same evening bat
could not bring any details OF the losses on
either SIDE. OF tho successes OF the grand
Nt.tNt - tt' t@f@@f''" -'"tf'tf ta'tt taa
be no doubt 4r hs4.f
Our informant speaks in the highest terms
Of she'enessy and activity OF Admiral Dahl
green IN organizing and directing the move
msps Of the naval brigade In this affair
When the Donegal leaf % come down Bcoad
Run IN the evesing OF the TIN -heils we're
seen flying and exploding. which Indicated
that our forces we're deter mined 10 drive tho
cnemy out Of auy position they nigh, have
taken after being driven IRON the bridge
een. Posters scouts had communicated
sith Ger Shermans force which were
marching on Savannah. The belief Vas
that sherman would be IN Savannah on
Wednesday she l4th.
Toe rocstAiigc bridge i about IS miles
from Savannah. This bridge having been
destroyed and Sherman having cut the other +.
Railroad communications. Savannah esnnot
be relieved BY achievements from asy point
Norsh of that city. 49,. ..- -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-13

- The Augusta ConstitutiOnsllst. Of
November pa cave: Several Yankees.
white and black we're captured on this side
of Oconee. and brought TO this city" The
black Yankee" "is good