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DRoPOsALs FOR pPINE WOOD.
CmEr QUARTERmAsrrR,s OFFICE, !
WAguInaTnn nppnr

| CHIEF QUARTERmAsTER's OFFIcr,)
| - WAsHIHGToN DEPOT,
| WAsHIsoros, D. C, August /, 1854,
sealed Proposals for the delivery, At this depot
OF I'VE hundred 5000 cords Of Pine Wood, will be
received At this office until THURSDAY, August
II, 1854, att o'clock, m.
The wood TO be hard, sound, and merchantAble
Pine Wood, four az feet long, and split to the Or
binary slze of cord wood.
The wood to be delivered At such points in this
city az the Depot QuartermAster shall direct, on
or before Ootober lat, 1854, corded In ranks four M
leet high, delivery not being considered complete
until measured, inspected, aud so corded.
. An inspector will be designated on the mart of
the Government to inspect and measure the " God,
and such as does not conform to the above specif,
cations will be rejected.
Bonds In the sum equal to the amount Of the
contract, signed by the contractor and two respon-
slble persons, the same to be certified to by some
oteer OF the Government well known TO this office,
Will DO required OF the successful bidder or bdders
upon signing the contracts. Payment 10 be made
upon the delivery and acceptance Of the whole
amount OF wood contracted for.
The right 10 reject any or all bids that NAV be
deemed too high 10 reserved by the Depot Quar-,
Proposals. must be addressed TO the UNDERMINED.
and should be plainly marked Proposals. for Pine
Wood,n D. II. RUCKER,
auI-IO'u Depot OF Washington.
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NAvr YARD.-Qult0 a number Of punboats
a.s 81 toe yard, sone undergoing repairs and
Tiger, W. II. Seward, and WyandA are lying al,
the yard. The gunboatB Teaser and Eureka, have
lately come up nom the lower Potomac, me
VIII soon be ready for sea- ""u
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WHlTEHURsT's GALLERY, 4Y4 PENNSYLVANIA
hyEHTE.-ThiS celebrated estabIishment has Iust
uten elegantly Tettted and furnished Has one OF
the isrgest collections OF Photographic negatives
IN this country, numbering over fifteen thousand,
embracing hkeneates Of distinguished persons,
noth elEil and military. Likenesses OF many OF
superior work, Whitchurst outatripping his COM
peltoTs, received medal at the WoriiIs Fair
ought after. novia4tS
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-01

WoUNDED.-The hospital steamer Connecti.
GUY wss hourly expected at the Sixth street wharf
ms morning, with about four hundred s,ck and
Wounced officers and soldiers from the front.
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New YORK Standardization, Olo,6iro ..
Hsi9 Gnt tdhtonGRc "A large assortment for Dress
rhc huslness wear. The English Sack and Walk.
Snsts excel IN beauty, grade and tn.Eh any.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co.
"o5-h s22 Pa. sv., bot. Ninth and Tenth ats
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o FIRE;1On Saturday night, about II | O'Clock.
suing from = frame building on Twepty.tbipd
S SdG me western Hose Engine House, and i'm.
niieuiaIeIy gave al alarm. Several of the fire en-
Joining property. The engine house was entirely
lion. f' W e Noipola-
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DIED ON THE MARCH.-Yesterday morning
while large nuaber OF convAlescent soldiers from
me h9spltals were marching up Fourteenth street
hsrdid onlce and was assisted to the sidewalk,
where he expired In few minutes, In spite Of Al
we're not AseertAined.
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WAR DEPARrmrNT,)
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFIcE,
..r WARRINGTON, June 30, 1864.
tciroulsr, No. SOL
Civil employees In the various Military ofiees
sna departments in Washington, who claim a
residence and liability to draft elsewhere than In
tne District OF Columbia, will Immediately pro-
duoe evidence OF such residence and LIABILITY Ia
the proper enrolling officers Of the District Of Co.
lumbia, and take steps to have their name.
stricken nom their enrolment lists, In order that
the quota Of the District may be liked UPON A
proper basis.
BY ord-r Of the secSotary Of War:
49,. X. d. TOWNSEND,
Uo Assistant Adiutant General
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Any one having occasion to visit private
Ecllnv. wal VI III
4 large and EucccsSful practice here and o,,e.
HheEa enables him to guaranty perfect cure in all
Al visits snd communications strictly private
ana confidential. PsrGsns calling see no one hui
$40 Doctor. fehINt,
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I1G only place where you can purchase b,dia
2. u. q, HALLs India Rubber warehouse, bio
-cnnEyiVnni. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
usly GcpsisGd a. abort notice. mar 80
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.

NJ EWSPAPERS' AND PERIODI-
J'EDwIN HALLENBECK, dealer in Nev,D,.
pers, Periodicals., Novels, Stationery, Prints To-
bAeoo, Segars, Flaga and Playing Cards; also, a
large assortment OF Plain and Colored Photo
graphs, ll6 King street, four doors below Provost
Marghaps office, Alexandria, Va.
subscriptions and advertisements for the WASH
ington DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN received.
Ap20-n
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SMITH Il FARIS,
~ FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
And
LADIES' REsTAU RANT,
No. ll3 West Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE.
The rarest delicAeies, Fruits, Creams Pound
Sponge, and Frosted Cakes supplied to families al
shortest notice.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY,
Ef-The choicest Wines constantly on hand.
jell
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LOCAL NEWS.

Or: sUNDERLAsD's FAREwHLL.-Yesterds q
moIning Dr. sunderland preached his farewell sei
20 very large and Intellectual congregation
otn verse; For though be absent In the aesh
yet am with you in the spirit, enjoying and be
nG,.dhi3E your order and the stosdfsstnesi OF you
In the course Of his remarks he said, Tho MIN
ne, 81 families copprtsed In this congregation II
not less than two hundred and hfty distributed r.
every portion OF tho city and it, yicinsse w,
have erected within the last few years this bea,,t
soa s ona eonmoa,ous place Of Worship, cost Of
Tor double that sum. wehsvo perfected our chur oh
examination BY establishing the oiiioe Of deacon
OF board of trustees and the addition ~
committee on the liquidation OF the debt
tall Iad,es association, existing for only eiEh.
eseds q their late festival having ryssSed The nm
:;,tp recently msde By cur isnds IN he
rom The annual revenue Of the church, which has
oeen made In the year that is past will entirely
leave \ .nan every dollar Of debt against II, and
nSn suH1ient tdrd for all contingent or current
sshoni e. we hsve, in addition 70 the sabbath
rhoo, Of some 10 children, two bible classes and
the Youths M ssionsry Society, which, Tor seysra
past, AZ new, employs q city missionary, un.
sons ~ :. buperintendence mission school Of
E. Nv ny emhera IL conducted.
p..tasso ing his own work he said During my
Es,orIapt in this church, have prepared and de-
speeoS 4,le1 sermons, Lectures, addresses, and
ns,t, est made b,7ii pastoral vista, which are
my OF record, with many more beside, OF which
"a .ecount has been kept; have attended lSs fune-
.,s ADULTS and 1865 children; In cooperation with
sne session, received into the church liz members
~ letter and iI9 on profession OF faith, dismissed
oy letter 90, and suspended 20.
IN hudtion to personal and domestic cares, L
nave carried on correspondence averaging 200
letters annually have attended 1,1st meetings OF
various kinds, In most OF which 1 have paftiei-
pateai nave travelled over routes equivalent 10
isVW mlles, and done an amount Of work outaide
the httiot sphere of ministerial duty which have
no means TO computes was called 70 the main bur
zen zen o. me new Western Presbyterian church In
we fltst ward, and then TO the new structure OF
ny own congregation, in addition to active par
heipAton In the Unlon prayer meetinga.n
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RoVER's AFR z
Z Penna. Avenue, near willards Hotel.
Grand triumph q the Celebrated Irish Com
full young artistic, LA BELLE EMILE.
! tvu THIS t !mondsy) EVENING, Aug. I, 1861,
VIII be presented the beautiful drama entiilt
{ Jimmy Finnessn. @. c. ch.rl,
To We followed by '' = -''
ri. 49,. tn 4 IRISH LION.
- TO conclude with H. ~ - N'"'''
The u UTCH ACTOR.
La Belle Emil
10 A N Blu RY,
" CANTERBURY.
CANTERBURY.
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY.
LOUISIANA Av., NEAR SIXTH ST.
GEORGE LEA. propr,s,o
ANOTHER FESTIVE WEEK
ANOTHER FESTIVE WEEK.
NEW FACES. NEW FACES.
NEW FACES 49, NEW FACES,
AUGMENTED COMPANY.
AUGMENTED COMPANY.
First week OF the beautiful Miss
sALLIE SUNDERLAND,
sALLIE SUNDERLAND,
THE QUEEN OF MELODY.
FlrSt week Of MISses
ELLA wEsNER,
ELLA wEsNER,
MARY wEsNER,
MARY wEsNER,
NELLY KILMIRE,
NELLY KILMIRE,
LIZZIE WESNER,
LIZZIE wEsNER,
The Fascinating Daughters OF TerpIichore.
Continued engagement of the Great nIogul Of
Negro Comedian,
JOHN MULLIGAN,
JOHN MULL'GAN.
ALSO, Of
BILLY WEST,
BILLY WEST,
HARRY WILLIAMS,
HARRY WILLIAMS,
JOHN DoUGHERTY,
JOHN DouGHERTY,
W D. cGv8NHaSSH,
Johnny REDEEM,
JOHNNY REDEEM,
And the entire Variety Combination In a Select
Bill OF New
SONGS, DANCES, BuRLEsauEs,
SONGS DANCES, BURLESQUEs,
NEGRO ACTS,
NEGRO ACTS,
AND>A
LAuGHABLE FARCE,
LAUGHABLE FARCE,
Forming In all
BILL OF RARE EXCELLENCE,
BILL OF RARE EXCELLENCE,
DAY,
THANKSGIVING DAY,
THURSDAY, AUGUST I, |
THURSDAY, AUGUST !,
TWO GRAND HOLIDAY PERFORMANCES
TWO GRAND HOLIDAY PEKFoRMANCES'
THE ENTIRE COMPANY APPEARING,
Afternoon at 2, Night at O'Clock.
ON MONDAY, AUGUST 8,
MR.. J. X. OGDEN,
MIR. J. II. OGDEN,
MIR. J. H. OGDEN,
The Celebrated Irish Ambassador, VILLA. near,
LADIES' POPULAR MATINEE,
LADIES' POPULAR MATINEE
EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON
EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
Commencing at 2 o'clock.
% centsi Children, 10 cents.
eohn.t.n cents
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+ GFFLER's CITY GARDEN

GFFLER CITY GARDEN.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST ., 1861,
GRAND FETE OF THE SEASON.
Inc proprietor has engaged, at enormous expense
SIGNoR BUONo CORE,
TIL GREAT FIRE KING,
who Will perform his marvellous feat OF
WALKING THROUGH FIRE,
and remaining In
CAGE OF FLAMES
IS performed by him in Joness woods, New York
In the presence Of over nifty thousand spectators
In addition to which,
GRAND BALL
Will be held In the Pavilion Dancing will be kent
up until midnight. ''
A SPLENDID DISPLAY OF FIRE WORKS
and othSr feativities will enliven the occasion,
m ProieAor Bergman's Celebrated Brass and String
Band Will be In attendance.
TICKETS, FIFTY CENTS,
to the entire entertainment.
Can run on the seventh-street route within A
short distance Of the Garden.
Tickets can only be obtained at the office near
the gate, which will be opened at 2 p. M Good
order will be maintained.
,.oo JOHN J. KEEFER,
Jyzo't Manager
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AcCDBST.-Last evening. a lad on one nj
we street cars, opposite wiilards, having droppe
ms hatwhile the car was moving rapidly, sprsnr
on 10 secure II, and was dashed heavily TO ths
gfound severely iniuring his m,ryndsrinF, Il Ii
feared, amputation neceasary. Every attention 10
the torture OF tho sufferer was offered Al Inc
eatheet moment; not, however, until his sores ms
IN such eases, excluded all air from the faintine
iaui each individual busted in Offering others
back, to crafty his own curiosity,
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Err rem = .

WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE,
w July % lS6i-ThiS office having been ne
eessary closed for several days during The present
month, the time for receipt of water rents ia ex.
tended to the 3lst August, after which date the
water Will be shut oil from all premises of which
the water rent 10 unpaid. No further notice will
be given RANDOLPH COYLE
jy30-d Water sRegistTar
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTlON SALE OF CONDEMNED
IA HORSES.
WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAul
OFFICE OF CHEZ QUARTERdAsrER,
,, WARRINGTON, D. O., July I, 1864
Win be sold at PUBLIC AUUTiON 10 Tho ht,h
viz: ''''"'
Lebanon, Penns THURSDAY, July Il, 1851.
Reading, PennA., THURSDAY, July 81 1864
Harrisburg, PennA., tn TUESDAY, JULY 2s 1851
Altoona, Penna., THURSDAY, August 4 issi.
1891. august ~
place. " N'S''
the Cavalry service OF the Army.
gains may be had. '
Horses sold singly.
Terms: Cash, In United States currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
1t. Colonel and Chief QuarttrmAster,
VeSN Cavalry Bureau
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT.
|H0RsE FOR sALE---A FIRST. rate
- Family Horse, dark chestnut, good to worh
anywhere. Price, si26. Apply 70
! ,., No. % A street south,
-aul-St Capitol Hill, opposite Park. 2
i. F0R sALE-.-A STRONG MARKET
u, WAGON, with good top, and lot Of Roof
YET Apply at No. 2s2, corner Twsnty.arst and
NhIeeu. aui-5t'
| A RARE CHANCE. FOR SALE, A
"a Hotel on the European plan, containing 90
rooms, between forty and nfty beds, and a stable
bsTSon%9 9s horses and All doing
$50 per month. ABORTION Of the house is rented
city, selling viii be espisined a, an i IN.
teryiew: Inquire at the Republican ONCE
V2s-u tStar copyl
TOR RENT---A NEATLY.FURNIsH-
Il ED ROOM, In a pleasant locality, for siI per
snen address Box No. 10, this Office. Refer
enoe required. Jyasf
DOR RENT. PERSONS DESTROYS
A. s S,,,re1slng Rooms finely furnished and agree
between sixth and Seventh, The Port off,ee ana
fstent once arc near BY. jys-tf
ITO RENT IAN ELEGANT HOUSE,
with brown stone front, partially furnished,
n,ea,, ~ modern Improvements, centrally and
Sen1e OF Secretary Chase, together with large
brick stable. The premises not to be rented for a
poefdlng.house. For particulars, inquire Of Hon
D: 2. soMEs, on the premises, or Can't GEORGE
ley No. "a -Four and-a-hAlf street, or JAMES
ToWLEs, ADO street. jye-ti.
DOR RENT, IN THE LARGE BUILD.
i ing corner Of Louisiana avenue and Tenth
nent size suitable Tor snS lSon' 81 s9nys
pmeel, law oinoes, DO. The rooms have lately
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NllED STATES MARSHAL'S
THE DISTRICT OF CoLUMBiA.EIo rir,ns i II,
seven warrants OF sale issued from the CIerk,s
once Of the supreme Court OF the United States
Court, and to me directed viii sell AZ public sHIc
FOR cash, at the front of the oourt.hoise door OF
said District, on MONDAY, the Sth day Of August
estate Of the several owners Of the following
washington, in said District, together with ali
anu hngular the improvements thereon, viz;
ERTY.
hoIS ,r,v NO. 30 and 81 in Square No. AS,
ate on west side Of Seventh street west, between
and streets south.
DESCRIPTION OF John LETcHERs PROP
sc Lots Nos l. $4,000, 10, II, and "a, in
D Delaware avenue, and + and G streets north.
DESCRIPTION OF WIN. II. THOMAS; PROP
East 81 feet > inches Of lot T, by tn. d.p,b y,
SAID lot, subdivision OF part of Square $40, i'm
proved by a four-stery brick building, situate on
e street north, between Second and Third streets
DESCRIPTION OF II. H. LEWIS PROPERTY.
SUBDIVISION ~. !, In Square No. 2Is, Improved
mont avenue and North L street " WI
OF OSCAR R. HoUGH's PROP
Yves. half of Lot No. ns 3 ~ sou,Ds No sss an,
DESCRIPTION OF THos. W. GREENS PROP.
ERTY.
" 80
DESCRIPTION OF TRUsTEN POLK AND WIN.
sMiTHSoN's PROPERTY.
Parts OF lots Nos and 4, In Square No. 4ss be.
ginning on sixth street at point sixty feet from
lhe southwest corner OF said lot No. g. and running
nehen, more or less, to the face Of an old wall
hence east with the line OF said wall 46 feet TO an
sieyi thence north on the line of said alley ii feet
inehot thence west IS feet inches; thence south
ieeti thence west - feet to Sixth street thence
'outh ~ ieet 4inehes, to the place OF beginning;
improved by four-story brick building, situate
IN SIKH street west, between L and y SITS. north,
seized, libeled, and condemned under the con.
iseaton act OF July A. 1852 the property OF the
isove-namsd defendants, and will be sold for tho |
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A THE AMERICAN DlsPkNSARY VIZ TfFAT ~
~ new method. and with the hspplesi resuhs, Pro
kIsas tteri calling OF the womb, tdHcerIsoa f7cer
afoH, LacAorrAed, whites) Urinary and ell other dis
20 which the american Female n 80 pecularl,
liable Send three dollars aud receive by express one
the Doctors Female Syria0es This instrument should
be used by every IA the land, for the purpose
cierHiHess com fort AedlA, a.. Sent free on receipt
Of stamp copy of Private Letter MarriedIadle,
on health. dc The Doctors celebrated Fsp'aie FUs
fresh from the Dspensary rery good In simple dis
eases, irregularities, &C. Price al, sent by mail
Al the AmerlcdR Dispeasary We also treat. teitlos
mercury, and with falling Iesesdf.
what the quncks call prrdfe sscrcf diseases; pAH
IN all ~ stages, Gonorhea, elect, Structure Hydloeele
Circocele. varcocce, Carsocee, spermaorhca Seminal
Weakness Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual Debility, I'm.
potency, and ciiects'of scf.abu.c. The last ss are
treated Of In private letter. which We send free on
receipt Of stamp.
The experience Of the Surgeon charge OF this de.
partment TN of the best Hospitals ln Europe and IN
New York city, enables him to treat patients selenteal
iy and restore them speedily.
Those living az distance can communicate by lettel
and be treated a their homes In urgent cases send i
or eiO aud receive wodlclnes.
Consultation Tree and cogddeatiol. Room No. 2at.
Fast Washington street. indianapolis u. q. Box l2ot.
aprO dlv.wl2t.lAm .
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Noon Reports.
WASHINGTON NEWS.
Burnside TO Command the Army
Of the Ohio.
The RtbfI Raid in the Shenali-
aOah "a Fit<ft
CON C. L. - SO n L.
Noon Reports.
co GREss SION AL.
&C.. &C.. &C.. &c &c.

NEw YoRK, January The Tribune has the
following specials from Washington. under date
OF the 5th
The mission of Gen Butler has much wider
scope than has yet been made public, aud must
remain 20 great extent secret until some farther
action by the rebel Congress shall determine ia
development.
Gen Butler had to-day protracted interview
with the President. Secretary stanton. and Gen.
Halcck. He i understood TO have received their
full power to give il effect
All rebel prisoners. say $4,000. will be trans
mtted % Buffers department and rrtaliatory
measures to leeimate degfee will be determined.
There i embraced la Gen B's scheme count
of which tie rebels little think, but whlsh cannot
fail 10 bring them to terms He has prepared a
counter to every possible contingency, and
whether the rebel. do or do not refuse 20 hold
communication with him. the result will be the
Other special. are Of the same tenor as the
above. on the same subject
An officer of Government aud who has ust ar.
rived from Nevbetn n O. reports the scheme
for the occupation OF abandoned plantations
works Admiralty. The rental now provides quite
revenue besides relieving number of poor
people white and colored
bll will tu day he introduced by Senator
Mason to provide for the examination before a
board to be convened for the purpose. Of every
quarermaster, cOmmissaty, and paymaetor, IN the
service.
Gen Burnside leaves to morrow to relieve
Gen Foster Ia command of the Department OF
tho Ohio. Foster Is reported Ia ill-hchlh.
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ConarnssinnnI. &C.

WAsnINGroN. January 5.--Not less than 25
different propositions 20 amend the conscripton
law were submitted IN the Senate to-day The
bill before the Military Committee has the ap-
proval OF the Secielsr, OF VAR and of the Proves,
Marshal General This bill will retain the 1900.
clause. and require that the couscript shall be re
sponsihle for his substitute
The Worlds correspondent denies that Rose.
Grams hae been assigned TO the Department OF
Missouri. or that he will be.
The Worlds correspondent with the Army OF
the Potomac, writes that Meade will retain hi:
present command
la the House. to day. a committee of nine was
appointed 10 consider ths eIpediency of con.
structng railroad between New York and
Washington. for postal aud other purposes
The Military Committee have reported a
joint resolution extending bouutss heretofor,
paid, from January : to March /.
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Advertisements published both the Daily and the
weekly srsrNst viii be ehsrrei ihe full Daily rates
~ith enc half The weekiy rates added.
bushes. Notice. pub-ed IA th" iocal columns ~ ten
tnes under, viii be charged for each insertion VI "
ten lines, ten cents per line.
Charges will De- made uf Inserting the notices ~ the
following Oters. Societies and Association a. The rates
named, 20 be paid iu advance
Military Companlss. order af Odd Fellows, Masonic
Orders, Benevolent Societies and singing Societies.
For each notice exceeding lines 70 cents Tor each
Insertion. over eight lines ~ ths rate.
Announcing deshs Nilh funeral notiee attached, tl.
without notice free
Marriage Notices 90 cents.
Notices of Festivals rcus Nd Excuraons gotten up by
individuals associations ny churches. al the regular
price,.
Advertisements lesdes aud placed under tho head ~
Special Notices u ten lines over will be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisements making les than three nnes Inserted
once IN the Daily, viii be charged my cents.
Yearly advertisers topay quarterly,
Announcing candidates Tor offices ~ every description
be charged the RAJ" Of fi 30 pt each name n the
Daily, and t2n the Daily and weekly. tho same 70 De- W
eli cases, paid "a advance. -,
Legal Advertisements inserted AZ the expense of the Az
tornsys ordering and dclayabe fo the legal proceed
lng- but colleeahle At our usual time Publishers not
for the accuracy ef legal advertisements De-
yond the amount charged for their publication
ELDER, HARkNkss biNdiAM,
PropFietora Indiana state sentinel
!. A. TitFOkp,
President indianapolis Journal Company
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Indianapolis and Madison
RE n ~ gDA ID.
1868. WW 1868.
New Arrangement TO Com I'm e
day, Feb. 2, 1863.

New Arrange ment TO COM IN e nee Nom
day, Feb. 2, fs63.
NWO passenger trains daily fSundays sxcep;edl be-
tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot indianapolis, al 100 4. N
and T. NJ, arrivin olson al II so A. n. and SO
M
Leave the Depot at Madison at A. N. and 40 P. NJ
arriving al Indianapolis at IL A. N. and It0 p. N.
This Road forms ine with the Packets Madison f.l
the transportation Of freight between Cincinnati and In
dianapolis and points West.
TaTif Of Freighfs a. low a. By any other route.
shippers and merchants West will f1d IL
est 20 ship By this line.
feb2 D. c. BRASHAh. szperiniepdent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-07
Erom Mn.hinrton.

WASHINGTON, January 5-There Il reason "a
believe thal Early movement IN the Shenandoah
Valley Il for Ro other purpose than TO protect
that section. and particularly the railroads south
from our cavalry raids He has, not his own a.
vision, but disisions OF Ewell's coFps--evidently
he purposes to lead Us 10 wrong conclusions.
From the reports of rebel prisoners aud desert
ers, no apprehensions need now be fell concern
ing the operations of Early in the Shenandoah
Valley