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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-04

tF Don't fail to insure your property with
this reliable company-Sinnissippi. 30lm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-04

PnoToGRAPH ALBUMs-One thousand dollars
worth at Bowen, Stewart & Cos Is West Wash.
ington street At
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-04

- The greatest rider in the world. this at
ternoon and evening. the square north of the
State House l-oi
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-04

tE Capital 5000 .O0O-,ecumula,ed in eleven
months. Sinnissipp 3G-lm
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g8- Visit Robinson & Howe's Great Circus
one square north OF the State House. Mis-
ssspDi street.
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.B The grand review of the military yester
day, by Gems. Darlington, Hovey. Frybarge
and others, was sublime affair
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rB Moses Spectacles do not weary or fatigue
the eve. bui tend to strengthen and improve the
sight. Lit
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RkxARkAELE CuREs The following are no
table cases from among many other cures per
formed by DR. Lighthll, of New York city, who
is 10 visit Indianapolis. October 18th He re-
mains at the Bates House two weeks
From George Tegg. member of the Royal
College of VETERINARY Surgeons, London, Eng
land:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-04

- MANY persons have suffered pecuniarily
aud otherwise. by mistaking another man for
Moses 4 a.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-04

sT- Moses Spectacles are made Of the best
material. fairly represented aud sold at their
fair value 4it
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-04

tE Robinson Howe's Champion Circus for
the benefit of the Sanitary Fair. this afternoon
NJ o'clock.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-04

~ AZ Hszekiah's, No Is, opposite the Bates
House. Illinois s'ree,, daily. fresh prairie chick
en-. Young and tat and all other sorts OF land
io~i. AZ vel a. fish. oysters. crabs aud Holsters
are received They are served up according TO
order "a the most magnificent sl,le Helekiah
has made all ms arrangement. perfectly 10 sup
ply las patrons With every de.icaev. Tomorro..
irom the north. more fresh. hne. fat. Young and
tender game will be received and held ready TO
De -efs Ell as called for
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sB Those who use Moses Spectacles all like
them Sold only at 30 East ashngton street
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eE Circus this afternoon and evening. OF the
ground north OF the State House. lot
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-04

rs Robinson 4 HoWes Champion Circus for
the benefit Of the Sanitary Fair. this afternoon
at O'Clock.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-04

II Moses Spectacles combine advantages.
mechanical and philosophical. 10 be found IN no
others offered in the West Ia
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tE Sinnissipp means one of the best fire in
surance companies now doing business in thii
city and State. 80 I'm
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DR. LIeHrHILL.-This eminent surgeon -surist.
of New York city. will arrive At the Bates House.
October l2th. where he NAV be consulted for
30 weeks on diseases OF the Ear
Testimonial from Hon. X. Cole Seoator
from the 10Th District New York:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-04

~ Remember that the original and only re
liable Spectacle Establishment in Indiauao polls.
!. Al ~ East Washington street 4 It
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NOV ELS.
MUNRO'S TIN CENT NOVELS,

FENHS Popular Series of Novels IL not the production
Il of dnapidated old ladies and gentlemen, and the
publishers do not think necessary eXhums fossils of
former generations for the amusement of their readers
The works all written by Of live genius AMI tai
eDt, aud hence the with which they have ourun
their tardy competitors. Having firm conviction that
merit will assert itself in spite Of all opposition, nothing
bnt the very best works put upon the market The
public have always been judges,a and invite
compare works with all others. The following is
list Of the Novels:
No. l. The Hunters. 2. The Trsppers Retreat. g.
The Patriot Highwayman. 4. The Hunted UnIonist. s.
The Track Of Fire. 9. The Man Eater. :. Charlotte
Temple. g. Tie Death Face. g. The Indian Slayer.
10. The Turtle Catcher. H. The Hunters Triumph. L.
The Ocean Rovers. Is. The Tory Outwitted. IA Zeke
sturnum, The LionhesTted Scout 10. The Scourge Of
the Seas. 10 The Captive Maiden. j.. Long Legged
joe the Demon Of the Woods Is. The Wild Scout Of
the Mount aims. 10. The Forest Lodge. 20. The Roll
licking Rangers. a. Rattesnake Dick. ID. Flower Of
the Wigwam. %. Rcketty Tom. the Rover.
These books for sale by all News Agents and Book
sellers, and sent postpaid Oh receipt Of price.
Terms liberal TO agents.
GEORGE MUNRO CO,
oct4-di 1871 william street, " ".
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~ The comic mules this afternoon and
evening. OF the square Horth OF the State House
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-04

~ Lookout for pickpockets, The profes
siona fraternity are plentiful in this city about
these times
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ALssSr. Jan. - 1864.

NY DEsE Dn LIGHrHILL-lt il with great
satisfaction that | communicate to you the effect
of the medicine you gave me on my application
TO you for defective hearing. | followed your
directions. and am happy to state. that am 30
far recovered after the first few applications
feel quite confident that am we'll. and shall not
need To proceed further BE assured dear sir. il
necessit, should require | should not hesitate TO
place myself under your magic hands
Yours with respect.
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sB- Visit the Metropolitan
sB- Visit the Indiana Museum.
sS-Sist the grea, magician, McAllister at
Masonic Hall
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tTs- Robinson & Howes Champion Circus fo
the benefit of the Sanitary Fsir. this afternoon
~ , O'Clock
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tT Counterfeit greenbas Is, difficult to de
tect are IN circulation.
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DEAFNESS AND CsTARRH DIR. Lghihill. the
celebrated surgeon aurist, of New York City,
will visit Indians polls for the purpose OF treating
deafness and eatarrh He remains al the Bates
House two weeks, commencing Tuesday. Octo
Der IL. The following testimonial speaks very
highly Of his skill and wonderful success:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-04

DEArSEss CvRKp-RemarkabIe cure Of Deaf
ness.-From the Rev. Joseph N. Clarke. Rector
Of ST. James Church.
SYRACUSE, Feb 90. 1864
have been deaf in one ear, ever since Was
In College. some twenty years ago BY the
skill of DIR. LighthilI. its hearing entirely
restored. so that now hear alike with both ears,
and find that j can use ny voice with much
more ease and comfort than before.
JosEPH n CLARK
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IL Two celebrated Clowns at the Champion
Circus. lot
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E-Those who use Moses Spec,aeles all like
them. Sold only at 50 East Washington street.
~
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sE- Major General Hooker has positively as
sumed command of this department.
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NOTICE.
LIVERY STABLE.

ESRY ALfEN Kew York Livery snt.ssl Stables
III Noe. Is and IL Rest Peri street. m the rear 81
6lsnass Elect. soE
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-04

As all matters relating TO the draft are nov o.
general interest. we give the following items ob-
tanned ct the Provost Mafshal's oece, for the in
formation Of our resders: q tAA =
The examination Of drafted men was com
menced on last Thursday: those from Franklin,
Perry aud Pike To~nships, Union county. being
disposed OF by Saturday morning. The other
townships of this county will occspy the stten
ton Of the Board during all of this week
Next week Hendricks county will be disposed
Of, and the week iollowing Morgan county will
be on hand The next in regular order will be
this Center Township. which will not be reached
probably before the 24th inst. the examinations
for which will require AZ least one week
Any Township may bill is quota either with
volunteers re enlisted veterans not heretofore
credited, and thus relieve all drafted men from
that Township
Any drafted man can exempt himself by fur
nishing an acceptable substitute to the Provost
Marshal At any time prior TO being sent to the
field
No man liable to draft in y Tos nship " hich
has not entirely filled its quota can 90 as a sub
stitute for another person. Neither can draft
Ell man volunteer even though he may not have
received notice of his having been drafted. If
be does volunteer. and fails 70 report 70 the Pro-
vost Marshal at the proper time, he will be re
ported dsserter. and il arrested will he treat
ed accordingly.
= cX- Gen George II Chapman. OF the Army
Of the Potomac, one OF the heroes who assisted
in chasing the rebel Gen. Early out of the She
nandoah Valley. utterly defeating and de
moralizing his army, is in the city on brief
:urlough General Chapman, notwithstanding
bis wound, which we are happy to say, was prov
identially not mortal. though annoying, is in
fine spirits. he Is noble soldier, and we have
heard privates of his command speak Of him
with pride and affection as one whom they would
follow to the death Gen Chapman is of Ind-
ana, OF lndlanapois-this, We believe, was his
birth place-and those who knew him of old. his
fellow citizens ofthe city and the State, cordially
and honoring him welcome him home. His so
journ ~ll be brief Not long viii the galan.
soldier remain from his post of duty.
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DKraoIr. September ~. 1854.

DE LlGHTHILL--As a Testimonial rom me-
NAV be OF some benefit 10 YOU, let me certify
that i have been deaf i nv right ear for five
years Besides being deaf | vas troubled with
noises IN the head and much dizziness Having
heard of your success IN your specially. ] came
here for The purpose Of receiving advice Of YOU:
and now. SIR. after fev almost painless opera
tons at your hand-. ] can hear perfecily | car
heartily recommend you 10 the afflicted and give
YOU full permission TO refer TO me Hoping that
YOU sill coon pa. professional vist ~ Chicago
atm. sir. truly yours.
Eli RIcH,
No l43 Sherman street
cell 3teodkwlt Chicago, Iiinoss
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u IT. OOLt.
l-3ieodSrli Albion. Orleans Co
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TksrIHoNIALs.--The following speaks very
highly OF DR.. Lghthill's success in his speciality
TO which he has so long devoted his practice. de
ia regarded as the most successful surgeon aurlst
in the United States:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-20

lne school department on which We rely =
much tor the elevation and ultimate salvation o
t'is eiass OF lOuth is dong much under The
management OF the present corps OF teachers Il
ii-pe The da 4 cloud OF ignorance IN which
these bows have beeu suffered 10 remain So long
Many interruptions have occurred 10 impede the
progress OF those In school, and 80 long ~ The
~oik OF the house and the chores OF the barn
are dependent upon tie labor OF the boys thi.
evii must necessarily continue
Last January. one OF tho boys.-James Euer
made his escape from the school He - - n
10 iafge. Three or four other bows have made
An attempt 60 do Likewise; With these iew ex
cepuons our BOYS have had the appearance OF
eifect eouteutmeut- They have eiifsei the
Arsest liberty possible 10 auy well regul latec
-chooi' their visits To the CITY have been ire
4lent Itey have been permitted 10 freouent
ne river Tor skating AID bathing Unattended. H.
companies numbering IRON i've ~ forty
lney have been about the iarm Al work Ike
80 many farmers boys, dnving cattle, holding
me pio", and using with pleasure and profit the
l'heren implements OF husbAudry 10 tact. w..
nave been Ousidefed rather reckless. m the
freedom given, out thus far our experience
teaches us' thai 10 reform a boy, or man. ne
must be taught self reliance, aad sel-coptrol
fnd 10 teach these, Tree exercise OF manhood
must be allowed.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-20

teen cents pr hundred W0F1s r. IL testimony Which
nay De reduced oy them writing ior claimants, -
establishing pre-empton homestead rights Ine reg
uatoas Tor syins proper rct - Tie Provisions q lh
sct g. be prescribed by tas Cousso1e u ths General
Land l-lce
Sec. g. 4ni t> :. f4T1heT esG1eS. That where pre-
ILpior has aken the ntat0ry steps qclred by
Ia laws o. reg-r1 u actual s-ltll Il,
az y ON such set-el-Lt ty being at Al y engaged
j. tie iitty naval service Il the Jntel states
al ty re-sU q such 4ls4Lce unable - appelT
lle -sirl.i -i Cree T. Elak-. oelur the register or
rec lFe-. TIE ailfg is rte 1 t1c t1lri-e u
lie prell pt-l CD Di .1lrt- : l-0er. eighteen
hun ref forty one Tie Tor ming such affidavit
% IaaAlAg lual p 81 an eLtry Cf loe4t1u sLaI bc
Ae---l x months i-er tie iirt ti-1 VI lis term u
service, upon satisfactory proof by Affidavit. The
siAD-g Di wlgltss-z. l1zt tle preeL 4tor
te wee being dl-d with the register Cf tie auc
oce for tie district hcn LIs settlement IS made
Sc O.. AHa b 4 fYrtteT enacted hat The registers
Al receives ~ tl- --.t- u Call the Of
D-rsen. An ia The Territories RaslI1st0a, Nevada
O. o--d4 I-alo New n -x.co auc Ariz0la shall be eu
-tel O. col ect an receive, IN addition TIE fees
tlo~ALees provided - thls act, MY per celtum O.
said ics tll allowances as nlpels4tio1 FOR their
wees Pr0rtded That The sa1ry and ices allowed any
register receiver shall exceed u ths agsresat.
Tue sum o. three thousand cellars per annum
Approved March - lsO3.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-20
NEGRO SOLDIERS.

General Neal Dow made a speach at Portland.
March 24th, is which he said
The Rebels have said that we could not find
the negroes Us iul soldiers, that they were COW.
ards AID would ruu at the sight OF 4 white man
aud whp. But they have long since found
that an escaped slave, armed and on equal ground
i match for biz iOimer MASTER
Gen. Butler told me that he has two excellent
black regiments of cavalry, and that in a recent
hight OF COZ Oi them against greatly superior
iorce OF Rebel cavalry, supported by infantry and
tour pieces OF artillery, the blacks won bril-.
liant victory They charged the Rebels in the
most admirable manner, with lUud shouts OF de-
nauee, and with the saber put them To rout aud
drove them Ia confusion Oft the f,ld In many
cases the Rebels have put colored soldiers pris-
OneTs, TO death as soon a. they we're captured
aud IN this case the cavalry took no prisoners :;
they gave 10 quarter and asked none The bar
OaIous execute of black prisoners by the K rbs
Is has not lntimidated negro sodiers, but on the
contary, has exasperated them 70 such degree
that they are qui ready 70 accept the rebel ool-
icy no quartvrl' On the occas on speak Of. a
black sergeant vas surrounded aud called upon TO
surrender. His reply was, mo quarter |
choose TO die in battle and not by the halter. &"
and he killed several Of his ASSISTANTS before ne
itt hitbceli, covered Win wounds.
have myself seen blacks placed in most try
ing positions IN battle, and once had them 10 Inv
o~n Command, ia iront OF an attacking column,
carving timber for crossing ditch, and no vet
eran troops could behave better. and no position
could oe imSgiued where more courage would De
required The Rebels have boasted that thes
could put armed blacks TO q ght simply with the
flourish of the whip; but they have already
learned that the emancip pated slave Is ma. aud
that in this War he is stimulated 70 brave deed,
BY every noble Consideration that can animate the
heart. When | left home, more than two wears
ago, there Wa- 3 good deal of Speculation in re-
gard 10 negro soldiers, but the prevailing seuti
meut seemed TO be that they would not be prac
uca'ly USEFUL and ought not to b. permitted to
help u fight our battles ! rel Dice now al the
Change III public sentiment which perceive ex.
ists here"
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pUBUC-NO 80 !
An ACT smendstory Of the homestead law and for 9th
cr purposes

An ACT smendstory Of the homestead law and for 9th
cr purposes.
Be eacteI by The Senate and House of Representatives
y the IHed States Of AHertcG Congress assembled
That 10 case Of any person desir0us OF avang himself
the benefits Of the honest 'ad Of twentieth Of
Way eighteen hundred sixtv-two but who bv rta-
son Of actual service N the military naval Of
The United States. IS unable o. 10 the perSoual prrml
ary acts al the district land ofce which the said
twentieth May, eighteen hundred AMI sixty-tw0, re
luires, and whose family, or some member thereof. $
sdng the land which he desires enter and upon
which bona nte Improvement and settlement have
made Il shall and nav be lawful for such person
70 make the affidavit required by said before off,
-er COMMANDING no the branch Of the service which
he party my b. engaged. which afr avit shall be a
binding Law and With Ike penalties a. II taken be-
ore TIE register or receiver. and upon such all
being ned with the register BY the wife othor repre-
sentative Of the party The same shall become effective
rom the date OF ch nng, provided the said aBpics-
ton and AFFIDAVIT accompanied BY the fee AMI com
Missions as srequired by lsw.
Sec. . And b Il fur.k~r sndctsf That besi4ps the
ten dollar fee exacted by The said act the homestead
applicant shall hereafter pay the register and reciv-
r each IS commissions az the time OF entry one per
centm upon ths cash price a. liked by law Of land
applied for aud ike comss O1s when the claid g final
" established the certificate therefor issued IS the
bass OF a patent.
hereafter IN which the applicant for the benefit of tue
lon stead aud whose family, or some member thereof
: residing on tie lant which he desires 10 enter and
~ % Nhl'na bona ude improvement ana settlement
naEe oeeu made. prevented. by Of distance
Oolly nngmlty. other good Cause from personal At
tendance Al the district land oce It shall aud may be
aViu ior him . make the aavit required by the orig
IA statute before The clerk q The court the county
"a which the applicant actual resident a1d q
transmit the same, with The Zee aud commissions 70 tie
register and receiver.
Sc ARd b II further enacted That in leu q The
zee allowed ~ the twelfth section Of the pre- ernpt1u
n fourth September eighteen nundred ami forty
the register and receiver shall each be emitted 4
dollar for their acting upon preenptar
eA ms. and shall be allowed. Jointly al the OF nf
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-20

THE CATHOLICS AND SLAVERY The Uniyerse
he organ OF the Catholic diocese Of Philadelphia
= ia from being an Abolition or Administration
paper. In It's last ssue it makes the following
candid confession: at is fact tbst slavery l.
doomed. We, the Democracy, do Dot like this.
but our dislike can effect nothing there are facts
before u. and, noieRs roieas We must accept
them What are We to dos Let Us gracefully
make the best Of di-agreeable condition Of things
Jet u act like men. We really have nothing 10
apprehend from the liberation Of them. Il is the
part Of decency and common seu-e 80 accept
iacis Let us not be Ike bind rams butling our
beads against stone wallis. Some Of orr cOtem,
Doraries persist IN attacking the AOolitonsls
There NAV be pleasure in this, but the is no
good 10 IT, The AoOlitionists have Won The game
and the longer refuse to acknowledge the
tact the more surely they will defeat Us 10 other
points.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-20

THE DEyASD FoR MINERAL LAxDs-Tbe rush
for lands IN the Lake Superior country, which
are supposed 10 contain minerals Is unexamped
The entries tor February amount 70 upEard Of
thirty-si1 thousand acres, includ ng cash and var
rant locations. The proceeds Of cash sales da-
ring that tine foot Up 81 .So5 So. Quite num-
Der OF warrants we're on baud at the close Of the
month, waiting their turn. and one days nail
brought 70 the Office for lOcatiod los warrants
calling for H. 200 acres besides several other AZ
phcAtiOus made IN person the same day, making
IN ell applications on that day amounting to over
eighteen thousand acres.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-20

THE QCALIFIcATIoSs or COLoR-A Washington
dispatcn remal a. that Senator Whkinson knock
ed down one of the butt esses of Slavery on
Thursday With smendmrnt 10 the bal organ
ling the Territory OF Mouiaoo-
He moved TO strike out tie words "evev free
white mae iuhabtant" froH elective franchise
cause, AID insert every male citizen OF the
[ uted States and those who have declared their
intention TO become such To crafty sugges-
tlOn from q Border State Senator that he had
better o. ssrt iu the oil distinct authority "a
black men TO vote, Mr Wilkinson replied thst
he was satisfied ~ith the amendment a. offered
and hoped never again 10 see 10 an act ei the
O"'t-d States Congress the words w bite and
Black The bll as amended passed BY % to s.