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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18
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20 tho cn s'N:
Twenry steamers are "a, he wharf taking on
troops for expedition. which il j. presumed
will unite with inks comm mi and 90 10 Re-!
River Report gives Gen 4 J Smith COM
mand OF the expedition
Ii i said that Krty Smith IS selling his cotton,
delivered in orr lines 70 British houses for SER
lin. exchange
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

Cry Mar IA Few o. Suliivan's Maps Of the
CITY OF Indianapolis. the only Map nov IN print.
are on band and for sale II this Office. Price ~
mare dtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

ylcxsRrHs. Nss-. Aug ?. is63
Ia JoHS Bill Dear Sir. an happy 70 state 10 yOu
that have your valuable Cedron BitcT- with great
benefit myel m general debility and pro,fraiion q
nv system procured By The uubeathy aud nis>Insfic
influence Of the Mississippi lAsrr zni zraaua ycks-
burr hasiuS o~vn With Ge. Graz amy throughout
us Whole southern campaign. co1 eteafly n.nend
its use all persons who ar ezpo-e1 snhestLy eli
mates. II. y. FDaLf.
Ageas L. :. sanitary conuis,iOn.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

- TIE Plantstioa Bitters have cured nae Of 4
derangem II the kidneys and urinary organs that IA.
distressed ire for YEAR,. Ii &c ilk- charm.
c. c. MOORE, -. Broadway, n. "
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

B- A mammoth psnorsinA Of the var Is adj
vertssed ,a Our paper - eemng mere We sill
al go to see H. Il will De exhibited at Masonic
u.H
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

Atertox SArK of HousF ASp Lor i vii sell
=, aue,ion. on the premises. Ffidsv. March l..
Is64. az IOJJs click A. VI .h''use No.e2 Nor'h
Tennessee .uee'. err rooms. hill, cellar. veil
ci-tern. shrubbefy. &c. Lot 1874 by l95 70 81
feet alley. Terms-Oae-third down. Balance in
one and two years. with s'x per cent interest.
secured by mortgage. This j. No properly.
and will make some one a goo'i home
VIZ. Z FEArHIRsToN. Auciionser
Il A.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

~ Are you dead broke! Il YOU are. go at
orce TO Mes-rs Hance & Turner. authorized
Pawn Brokers. No. 3 East Washington street.
and deposit your Watches diamonds. jewelry and
other ARTICLES OF value. and receive liberal cHsh
sdsanceueBt until ,oa make raise We
commend them to the public. mchls-d3ls
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18
" EXECUTIVE MANSION.

IN pursuance OF the following Oruer OF tne
President
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
Washington. ID. -, March 10, 1854. (
Under the authority Of the act OF {, ngress
T. revive the grade of Lieutenant General in rhe
United States Army. approved Feb 29h. 1864
Lieut. Gen ULYSSES ) Grant. L. ; A, Is ap-
pointed to the command OF the armies of the
United States
Signed "a. LINCOLN"
assume command of the armies of the United
States.
Headquarters will be in the field, and. until
further orders, will be with the Army of the
Potomac.
There will be an Off e Headquarters in Wash
ington. D. c to which all official communica-
tons will be sent. except those from the army
where Headquarters At the date of their al
dress.
Signed L : GRANT.
Lieut.. Gen. L. ) a.
Gen Grant leaves for Washington on S,tur.
day. and repairs Immediately 10 the front His
Staff composed OF officers formerlv with him in
the military division of the Mississippi Among
them are Brig Gen Rawlings. Chief of Staff
Lent Col Bowers. Cipt e. X Leer. Capt f.
Parker. Assistant Aiiutant General; Capt H
" Jones Assistant Quartermsster; Capt Bad
eau. Lieut. Col. Duff late Chief OF Artillery
Geo 4 Senior, Aid lie Camp.
Gen Sherman. due here 10 night will imme-
diatelv assume the command OF the military iii.
vision
Gen Dodge is in this city
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

80 Thou vii, send me two bottles more of ID
Plantation Bitters. Ny wife has been greatly benefit
by their Thy lend,
AsACURR y, Philadelphia. Pa"
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a. The Plantation Bitters have cured me o
liver complaint o: which laid up PROSTATE aud ha
to abandon my business.
n. B KINGSLEY, Cleveland, o."
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

The Plantation Biers make the weak strong, the Ian
guild brilliant, and exhausted natures great
They composed Of celebrated Calssys Bark, Win
tersreen, sasafras. Roots Herbs &c, az preserved in
perfectly pure 81. Croiz Rum.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

- Me-srs Thonp-og Son have received
Peterson Ladie-' Nation i A.sszne for April.
IL l. b<sefiIally illassFsted.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

Prom ths army hOspi;s-he eloocy battls-held-ihs
mansion Of the rich and humble sbsde Of the poor
from The Office aud the sacred desk-fru the mountain
top. distant valisss and iAr-oa Islands Of the
troD every nook an corner q the civilized WORKS.
pouring IN the eyieue Of the astonishing elects Of
DRARE's PLANTATION BIrTERs. Thousands upon
'soussnds Of letters Ike tbs following may be
our oEc.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

Or The 23t of Jaly las ed. ihr 1xk ssent
Of mine. the Medical Director tie Deparm-nt e the
Gu uherisnd sample OF my Cedron Buffers bis In
specton, and rroue ted II after analysis be found n
soldiers.
The following Is The Medical reciors reply and also
Gen Roe ans permission ID ship 300 dozen 20
have Il sold u satiers. JOAN BULI~
Il am satisfied that CedrOn Bers viii 90 no hsrrl %
any one e taken nropcr'y and N ,cersfion.
objection Dr. Bull In permitted dspose Of
Suttlers. A. HENRf THCRsT0S.
snrgeon ard NJ q q Dirrctcr, y. @" 4
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18
FOR SALE
CROCER IES.
..IIO MES Il .JOH y :"
NEW FAMILY GROCERY,
Wholesale and Retail,
No. III West Washington Street.

4 IL KINDS or GROCERIES, WITH TIE ExCEP-
N ton 81 iecorl ke.t n>tsrflv On hand, pure and
fre't. al No Isl Vet Washington street. Produce q
al sorts ooagt and sclc. Foar cohees. IeAs ana all
ueies 10 family use AisAys N GAnd. Give tie sub
scrlbers call n K<oy a co
nl-ds 80. - - -
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90 . I owe much 10 you for verify believe the
Psntston BitterS have saved my life.
REV. ". Il. wAGGOSER,
Madrid " Y"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

soVTH WARsAw, O., Jaiy Is. lss3.
One young man. who had been SEX and
nocont OF the house for years with Scrofua and
Ery'pess sfter paying the doctors ESQ without
OeneitAas been cured BY tOiles Of our bitrers
EDWARD wOUNALL-
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Night Report.

Night Report.
OFFICIAL ORDER FROM GRANT.
HIS HEADQUARTERS IN THE FIELD
An Expedition for the Red River
Explosion Of n Cartridge Factory
SEVERAL PERSONS INJURED
SOUTHERN NEWS
Proceedings of Congress.
&c. &c. &c. &c. dc.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

NASHVILLE. March II ten Grant formally
assumed command OF tie armies OF the nted
States to-day. The following are the orders Oh
the subject:
HEADou ARTERs ARMIES 3,
Nashville. Tenn. March IL
GENERAL ORDERS 40. l.
In pursuance of the following order OF the
President
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

I have been 81 the army hospital FOR
fourteen monihs-speech and nearly dead Al Alton
w.. they bottle Of Plantation Bstters.
Three BEETLES restored my speech and cured Q.
c. A. FLAUTf''
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HraDssssrss Drr.r o. nv crssrss 3d.

HEADQUARTERS Drrr OF nv cr~sru ,sD.g.
SxsnviIry, 1ESx, yuiy %. ISIS.
Dr. John Bulls Accent. Mr. -. has permission 40
ship 70 Nashville Tspn tvenyfvt gross oT DO dozsnl
OF Bulls Cedron Bsrs for sale Ss-ers the army
only.
The regulatonr Of the Treasury DeppHnsnt to Be
comp led with slr cly.
By conn ALd Of sJor General Roseerant.
wv. ". WILLS.
Major and Provost Nsrsbal General.
Soid Wholesale and Retail ~ 49, /.
J. !. sFsouR. Drusrs,,
West Washington Street, Indians polA
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

LDIER S-WE THINK DR.
strck and is quite rgh in advising you in his advertise
columns Of tadsy's paper, 10 take bottle
OF his highly recommended Anti Cholera Mixture in your
it may the lives of many Of our best
soldiers. Mother hs, vour do not neglect II.
You get The Drug So per bottle
II Is the best remedy for Diarrhea and Dyseutery
march, dlyeodtwiy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18
PROFESSIONAL.

Dr. a. -. dEAssE.
nFFERs HIS SERVICES TO THE CITIZENS OF
" indianapolis and vicinity. 0hce, Virginia Avenue
No. AZ. Residences North New Jersey street. No 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

To THE LApIEs.--We take the liberty of call
ING your attention in this manner 90 our new
enterprise in the retail shoe business in this CITY
No ~ East Washington street No 20 i re
fitted in fine style. aud fine shoe store Is opened
for the sale Of ladies' misses and children's work
vey-something heretofore unknown in
this CITY. but long required Our stock has been
purchased in Boston. New York City and Pbila-
delphia. for cash, and we have adopted the motto
of quick sales and small profits. We ask you to
give call.
marS-tf CHASE & CADY
THE JEFFEEsoSvILLE RAIL Roam For the
past two years no RAILWAY has been taxed 10 the
extent of the JefierSonvlie Al all times the
managers Of this route have held themselves i'm
readiness not only 70 obey tie demands of their
local trade but to be obetient TO whatever was
required of them as loyal citizens. Among the
mos; accomplished officers OF this road is Mr. J..
W. Alexander. gentle man " no has for the last
ten years. been connected With the road, and
never has any usiH u his being met with any
serious accident. To AL travellers from Indian,
polls We would commend Ma Alexander AS a
model railroad officer. aud the train of which he
Is condoctor.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

IL IMPORTANT TO LADIES. DR..
HAKvsr's frxAIs Pills have never 80 faned in re-
moving difficulties arising from obstruesn stoppags
ofnaturs. in restoring fhs system 60 petsci health
when suffering from Spinal Affection Pro.sp~us Uteri,
the Whites, other weakness Of the Uterine Organs
TIE Pills perfectly harmless the constitution.
may by delicate female without
ing disiress-th same tine they Get Ike charm BY
Strengthening. nvigorsting and restoring The
healthy condition. and by bringing the monthly Pc
Rod with regularity. matter from what the
obstruction may arise. Thes should. however. S0T he
during the three four months Of pregnancy
though safe a; any other lime, niscszAgs woule 10
the result.
Each box contains go p ns. Price 81.
DIR HARski's -lREATiSE o. Dlfessss Of Females,
Pregnancy Mscarriee steriIity Reprodse-
ton AMI Abuses of Nature. and emphatcay The Lsses
Private Medical Adviser. pamphlet % O. psgcs
free any address SIX required paw postage
The Pills and book will Be sens ay mail when desired
securely sealed and prepaid. by
J. BRYAN, u D., General Agent,
No. IS Cedar street. New York
T7'sold by all the principal druggists. 4grt
T0NLIyS0S cox. Drsgg..is. Aeents.
sept3Oe3- d&wly Indianapolis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

r. Commutation of Quarters aud Subsist-
ence Ordnance and Quartermaster Reports made
out, Certificates Of non Indebtedness obtaned,
and Officers Pay Accounts collected promptly
by
WALKER & McKERNAS,
u s Claim A. gents.
marl2 tf No. West Washington street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18
ST. ATRICK'S DAY.
TIE FENIaN BROTHERHOOD.
A Patriotic Demonstration.
THE GREEN, RED AND BLUE FOREVER.
Nationality for Ireiand--FreedOm
for America.
II u H n EE n H. % Ex n,

Yesterday being 81 Pttrick's Day. the men,
bers of the Fenian Brotherhood celebrated it,
At early hour the streets we're fhroGged with
ladies and children. aud Burners we're hung out
from the prominent business houses. The day
wa clear aud beautiful and everything au-
spcous. A body OF men were concentrating
their traditional Liberties, anu respect OF their
demonstration was accorded OF all sides
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16
Uropoeale.
PROPOSALS for S5OOOOO VOLUNTEER
1 onInIpRs, FAMILY AID FUND BONDS No.

-
EIGiT-Sealed proposals will be received az the o1pof
er's Office until TUESDAY March 1854 at eloch y n'
whea the viii be publicly opeped, ior tno put 20 ~
not s their par value Of the whole Crazy VA o.
sum of Five Hundred Thousand Dollars OF me ~
TIER SOLDIERS FAMILY AID FUND boNpS 70
authorized by ordinance Of the Corporation passfu
1884 aud Of the Legislature OF the state oil
pa .ed March 8, 1869. ,.,
The said Bonds win bear interest at the rate OF hys r
per anu pay able semi annually on the hrst Gay OF ay ana
November IN each year. and tho principal WIZ Do i'uece
November ], lH12 a. o.sr.d and
,b. nrce Der one hundred dollars thereof aud the persons
Who proposals are accepted will be required to deposit WIN
tho Chamberlain Of the City within hvc days s 'o 'n
Of the bids the ga as awarded To respectively:
On presenting 10 the Comptroller the Lecep,s oi W..
be for such deposits the parties viii be entitled TO tsov
bonds for eana amounts OF the par value thereof bearing In
ter.st hom tn. dates Of pa ments. ,.p...,.
Icb proposition should sealed and Endorsed proposals
for Volunteer Soldiers Family Aid Fund Bonds NO. ana
incosei in second envelope sddesscd TO the c9ptIo,,
The right Il reserved to reiees shy OF al OIL III" o"' " ~
interests OF the COOPERATION require it c..uro
MATTHEW 4. BRENNAN, ComTIolnf
City Of Newyork Department Of Finance, ComPtfoh"f
Office. February 10, 1864.
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II. sbov. form 81 proposals will be adhered to as closely "
practicable Other ors viii b. received oy tho Department
and duly considered. 49,, . .,s,.,
guaranty that the bidder ia able to fh the con
IT,, .rih. ~. clcrb 81 the nearest District Court
District Attorney must accompany the proposal
Il will BE- rejected .
oath OF 4g 20 the United stAs Government must
aso accompany the proposa. 81,
The wifi BE- awarded 70 the lowest responsible
party parties who will be duly nothed BY mall OF Other.
ss tat ilis hid l. accepted, s1d they wiz immediately be
cqr. into under bonds 10 the amount OF
. s0a Bonds o. be- properly certified to.
Bdd.5s nay be present IN person when the Proposals. are
opened
lie Ooe address Of The parties proposing must be
distinctly written upon the Propose.
Proposals must be addcssd TO Henry johnson, Medical =
X, aid Punsyor, ~ \. A., Washington ID. G.
The Departments the ht to reject my or all bids
d,ealed nsu i,sbI-. -
HENRY JOHNSON
Ms. X. snd Purvryor. ". 9. A, Washington, u. {.
Printed forms Proposs as b. had II this office.
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Cost ano foun6.

A MOTHER HEAVY ROBBERY. - Last
IA Tuesday night a gentleman bv the rsms Of W. D.
CAPkON, while on the New YORK and Eis Railroad, from
Depoht 70 TINS city. was relieved Of BanktN Book
tanning and many papers OF value. Any person having
tnowedge Of the wheeabouts Of these papers viii coaisr
great on the loser and aso receive liberal reward fos
Their uoao Ihe BANK Book aimed the sddfr of G. L.
CsPIcn Brock port T. Any Information can be oven 70
JOHN b. DUNHAM Nos rs to IS East 18th st. New.Yozk
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MEDICAL PuRvBrORs OFFICE }
WhsnISeroS. ID. C., February 1851.
PROPOSALS FOR ICE.-SEALED PRO

POsALs win be received hi. office until u M FEB.
rusry the 25ih for furnishing lee TO the Medical Department
OF DE Army durng the present year ut the points here
d. ns,cd The lee to be stored BY the contractor ~ prop
ice houses at each pon, OF delivery ON OF De-
Tor, he 18TH day OF April the ice not 10 be Iec' pied
M nn Us anafy the fitness OF the ice house, AID the nan
nr which packed shall have been approved py men
cal officer appointed tor the pu pose OF ny Medical IN
speor and payment viii be- ado only for the amount thus
actually stored sud Ieceiped for ,,,,
The proposals will be Tor the quantities indicated pSw
reqnd a, the respective places with the pFovs2 na 'n,
b. needed at any time for the years supply sA DC
a h Say y'r re- md nd 9d:I n at
Annapois, Md-lce house owned by the United States
Fortress Monroe vaIeehou.e owned by the United States
Point Lookout MdIcehouse owned by the United States
Portsouth house no, owned by the United States
Nswben, " C-eehouse not owned By the United States
Hilton Head s. CIce house owned by tho United States
Beaufort 5. C-Ice house owned by ;he United States
propos viii also be received for furnishing ice daily, by
wirht for the year 1864 In such quantities may be-
qred by the In cbhrg" AZ nted states o-ne
Hospitals. nyon tie following annual estimate IN and near
Boston, Mass l0tnns.
New.York, 900 ,uns.
New Haven, Conn, 60 tuns.
Port,nonth Grove, X. l., 100 ,uns.
Philadelphia Pa, 80 tuns.
Newark, ~ j., 100 tuns.
ws,hnstOT D. c. c. 40 'un'
Frederick Nd. rs tuns.
until January le% to be furnished a, the rates.
FORM OF PROPOSAL
Ihs 9p pssd Il the ns
within named points, namely:
the Oao'. rree per ,un o,wO thousand pounds, name
ly, at
Tie leo b. subject 10 IN. Inspection measurement and
approval Of Medical officer o. o:hes properly appointed IN
Payment b. made rom line to time upon duplicate bills
certih.d 90 by tho Medic al Director.
slgaed
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Mem 1Dnblitatlone.
WILL be Published in few days:
w No OF
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TO BE ISSUED WEEKLY.


THE NEW NATION viii give its attention with oil TOPICS
OF National interest Civil and Military, aiming at the lorna
ton OF public opinion upon all important question: Ilef
than 10 he it's echo. .,, .,,.,,, A.,
The distinctive features and policy OF THE NE" Ma
TON viii be;
Full Discussion Of the Mature of the Changes winch are
Required in tho Organic Law.
Ii-T'niversal Liberty without Distinction Of Rare.
L-The Maintenance of the Monroe Doctrue on this Con
tineni -, ,,.,,.
IV-The Complete Reorganization Of the Military System
OF the Country. .
V.-foreicn Correspondence from Distinguished Statesmen
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VL-Literature. Science and the Arts 49,
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FORM or Proposal

The und,rrnsd propose. furnish d'iy, o,herwise al
he ice required o the hopi approved regulations
Surgeons Ia charge. q the yhifaned pon.s al
he following prize PER hundred pound nsnisly;
SD. per hundred pounds.
tn. leo ,har be o, The best quality aud subject The APP
rrovs surgeon in charge who win receipts lof the actual
amount Delivered ~ each hospital
Payment b. made tine 20 dime upon duplicate bills
ccrlihsd to by the Medical Director.
signed,
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w low prizes. TIIOS. BRUINS No. is3 Brosdway, N. Y
Specimen by mall for 25 cent?.
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- mailed 10 Soldiers for SOC G.neTss Photographic
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