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Help the Sick and Wounded
THE CHRISTIAN COMMISSION


rs now fully organised, 10 that II can reach the
soldiers In oil parts OF the army with stores and
religious reading and instruction.
It's object Is tho spiritual and temporal welfare
OF the soldiers and sailors. ltdistrhutes It's stores
by means Of christian men, who go without paysnd
each distribution by words Of religious counselan
cheer. aud by such personal attention as may u
The main object Of the Commission Is the rel !
Best succeed In this by FIRST ministering to the bod
lily wants. and then pointing to Christ J
At the present time the Commission arc doIug Q
In their power to aid our soldiers who are starving
in tho prisons In Richmond. ard for this purpos'
need large sums OF money.
ing and such special stores rs are not given. Y,
believe all stores entrusted to US Will DO isithiu
For further information, directions and doca
ments, address Henry H. Burge''' 81 Commercial
Money may DO sent to Cyrus Strdipant, 70 Com
mercial street. Portland, and stores to any member
Of the Army Committee.
Where moro convenient, stores and money may
DO sent TO George ". Stuart, Esq, 10 Bank street
The members of the Commission arc
George II. Stuart. Esq, Philadelphia,
Rev. Rollin II. Neale, ID, Boston,
Charles Dcmond, Esq, Boston,
Rev. Bishop K. y. James, DID,, New York,
Rev. James Eells D. ID. brooklyn,
Mitchell ". Miller, Esq.,, Washington,
Jay Cooke, Esq, Philadelphia,
Rsy a; =, r. \ !; v Tho%p;o m; Cincinnati
John ". Fsrwell, Chicago.
& Gy r. sA sFESiDrvAsr. MI i. G 9ofNsos
II. Ii. BURGESS,
3m49 Army Com. Portland y. M. C. Assoeiat,on.
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CLOTHES [WRINGER.

p.AsoNs Why |. wilEp.y % bay one !. u. They
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Fog ss; si'' '.sl,ssa ia!1l.Is iissassfs store.
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Every family at this season should use the
SAMBUCI VINE
Celebrated In Europe for Its medicinal and benefit
cial qualities gentle Stimuant, Tonic, Diuret-
10 and Sudorihe, highly esteemed by eminent Phy'
slcians used In European and American hospitals
and by some OF the first families in Europe and
America.
Asa TONIC,
II has no equal, causing an appetite and building
up the system, being entirely pure wine Ola most
'A''A0''' Asa DrURErIc,
news, and Urinary Organs. very beneficial in Drop.
~, Gout and Rheumatic Affections,
SPEER'S VINE
IL not n mixture or manufactured article. but ID
pure from the juice Of the Portugal Sambucus
grape, cultivated In NeW Jersey. recommended oy
Chemists and Physicians as possessing medical
nm excellent article forfall weak and debilitated
appetite appetite and Seneaiting sdies and children.
ALADtES VINE,
Because Il will not in6xitate rs other Wines rs II
contains no mixture OF splits or other liquors and
II admired for Its rich, peculiar flavor, and nutritve
properties, imparting healthy tone to the digest
i've organs, and blooming, soft, and healthy skin
and complexion.
WE REFER TO
q few well known gentlemen and physicians who
have tried the Wine
Gen Winfield SeottUSA, DIR Wilson, 18th ST. NY
Gov Morgan, N Y State, DIR Ward, Newark, J.
DIR J II Chiffon, N Y city, DR. Dougherty"
Or Parker, n Y city, DR. Parish, Philadelphia
~ None genuine without the signature Of "AL.
FRED sPEER. Passaic, N. j." Is over the cork Of
each bottle.
MAKE ONE TRI4k OF THIS VINE.
For ss BY ,s s sus D. r Smith su n
piled by H. n NAY, PoIj hd. and all wholesale
A. SEER. Proprietor,
yineyard-Passaic, n. J.
Onice-o0S broadway, NY.
JOAN Ia Foy, Paris, Agent for France and Germa
nv S-Iyr
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT -,
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DIR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. Z & . In.
dcott Street, Boston Is consulted daily Tor all dis.
Uterl. or falling OF the Womb, fluor Albus, Sup.
preston and other menstrual deran gements, arc
now treated upon new pathological principles, and
speedy relief guaranteed In n very few days. 30
that most obstinate complaints yield under IT, and
the afflicted person soon rcjoces In perfect health.
DIR. Dow has no doubt had greater experience In
the cure OF diseases OF women and children, than
any other physician In Boston.
Hosrting accommodation for patients who may
wish TO stay In Boston few days under his treat
meut. ...
attention 10 nm once practice for the cure Of Pri-
vats diseases and Female Comp plants, acknovlsdgs
no superior In tho United States -
N. D.-All letters must contain four rod stamps
or they will not be answered. e.t
OfDce honrs from A. NJ. 10 Pm.
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SertsuCuses % WIN
From eight TO twenty years. staD1}n with names
known TO SCIENCE An FAME.
For medical properties Of group, see Dl'pensa-
s! =: s :; sss,S works on the
See remarks made by the late. celebrated Dr..
PHYSICK, Philadelphia.
See remarks made by DR.. EPHRxIM MeD0W.
ELL, o celebrated Physician, and Member Of the
Royal College OF Surgeons, ireland, and published
in the Transactions Of the King and Queens Jour.
nal.
See Medco- Chlrurgioal Review, published by
BENJAMIN TR<YERs, Fellow OF the Royal Col.
Bee mOstSf oia.e standard Works on Medicine.
r..s. s.s.. .,Ss,.'", for Sc. sss
,m,,.s,s s Rsss Wsss Co co. (. 80. ga
Glen. e cure the most eases II dir'e'ion'
D:!!::;I:s 70 . any .dsr.,i.ss,.ly PACKED from
=. Describe symptoms In al communica tions-
Cures guaranteed. Advics gratis. ~ n Il 4
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NIates, Skates.

JUST received, iso. aiasrsa. e %sn..ssoss:, uo9
etNps ineluding ecoy ssertmeut Of Vie eelsoa.
ssce. Nov. II, 1853" iai l.HTl bll isW
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Pure RS1ash,
stf Just received and - q 10 by J. SAWYER
= TAD N E6Rs aAl
ARREARS AND BACK PAY,

800 Bounty 10 those who have served two years,
OF been wounded In battls-and TO widows and
heirs. . 49, 81. -
: Pensions 10 Invalid Soldiers and Seamen-slso 10
widows and dspendsnt mothers, and orphan sisters,
and children uuder sixtesn. p -
above claims promptly and .ohesply. Have al.
ready made largo number Of applications, and
with uniform suocsss. No pay required In cas- Of
fAllure.. Address psrsosapy, o. 81 Letter stating
psrt lSr.s i = ~D $500 $500. Maine.
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Certain Cure In all Cases,
Or Nh Chn1nc Made

DR. Dow 10 consulted daily, from ga n. 10 ~.
rs above, upon all difcut and chronic diseases OF
| every name and nature, having by his unwearied
utatIon which calls patients from all parts OF tho
country 10 obtain advice.
Among tho physicians In Boston,, mono stand
higher In tho profession than tho celebrated DIR.
DOW, No. 7 Endcott Street, Boston. Those who
need tho services Of an experienced physician aud
surgeon should give him call. l-I... % 4
P.S. DR.. Dow imports and has TOR sale new
article called the French Secret. Order by mall,
for 81, and red stamp. 80
Boston, April 1869. . lyi5
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MeIn.boId's ErH BNchM

rs THE GREST DiURETic,
and Il Is certain to have the desired effect In all
Diseases for which II Is recommended.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-06
Nm. WRlGMT'S
Aejuvenating Elixir !!
Or. ESSENCE OF LIFE.
Prepared fsom Pure Vegetable Extraets, consafnaa-
nothing Injurious to the most delicate.

sAs the Phoenix rises from the ashes Of Its Gre animal
I'd with this Elixir rejuvsnate the syr
aS-Ybe Rejuvenasine Eixir il the result Of moSexn
discoveries in the vegetable kingdom being entirely
and sbstr.et ethed Of care irrespective OF Ill the
old and WORKOUT systems-
a1rThis medeipe has been tstrd by the uost eminent
medicsi Of the day. and ~ them pronounced 10
one Of the grsatest medical discoveries Of the age
- 0Re bottle viii eyre general Debility.
a "A kw doses IIy sterfcs In females
04-Ore bottle cures Paiptation Of the Heart
AFrom one to three bottles restores the nssnlnepe
and full vigUr OF youth
= A lev doses restores the appetite.
ANnrse bottles cure the we're q Inpotency.
ga few doses cure the icw spirited.
q One bottle restores rnentAipcwer
H9A ffU doses restsres tho svsaas ~ g@R<yskSAa-
"a few doses bring the 10 the cheek.
~ This meirne restores TO manly sirnr and robust
s lits.. enersssed youth he ss "a n.
Of bcsinees the victim Of depression, tie indi
vidusl suffering from general debility from Weakness
OF gie organ will all find Immediate and anent
relief By the Of this Elixir E.senee Of Life
ArPee q per bottle three bottles for s. and for
ward BY Express on receipt Of money e any sddress
DrThe Cherokee Riils and Retuve d
theG .ss. sod by all sn,espri.isg Drveriss
in the civilized world Some unprineipled dealers how
try 10 cell WORTHLESS compounds In place Of these
those which they can purchase AZ cheap price, and
make money by ceiling. than they on shtso|
medicines A. value health, the health on
yonr future offspring, DO not he deceived by such ~
prfeciped Druggists ask for these edirfses nd fake ns
sfArys. the Druggist will luy them fer yvu en-
Close the money In letter and will send them you
BY Exprss securely sealed and packed free from obs
vntion-
LADIES' cr Gentlemen can A1dre-z us in perfect eond
dence stating fully and plainly their diseases and symp
toms ali diseases of chroEic in msleI
female Patients need rot hesi.ste their
inability TO Writ have treated pstiepts
fully In ali portions Of the civilized globe by corepond
I ence. 81
Patients addressing will please state plainly all the
symptoms Of their complaints and write Posfce Couu
IT, Stair and plain and inelose postago
| stamp for reply.
Va GOD 49, 81 page PsMpbo fire. 10 any address
Addrsss ali ietens tr Pamphlets advice to the propr
eforn.
DR. ". n. MER WIN 4 Co.,,
No. So Liberty street, New York.
C. A. COOK, Chicago, No. 26 Market street, Genera
Agent for the States OF Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Mich
g.n and Indiana no will supply Druggists reE
ular card prices noy30-d COW
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VII
Ksr ens nsntvAI SFODssruessSes, anA
AD4me11Go0 - 0o4u lar11y
- AAo4YN0mG8 - 9M0~
A0eAAB Rsr10A.
3bey care m otviats fhoas nnnercous dfsesses that
80: 80 &o- ''r's.r' y removing 'se illssal.riv
fhsy errs supprssd Exossaiv. and Painful xs.ssru-
ation. N
1hey core Grssn SICKNESS fchiorosis.,
Thy cure NdrvoaD and Spinal Ahections palma IN the
bAck I'D lover PAT Of The BODY Heavinea Fxquerfan
sGAt sxeton Pspttation II the Heart LevneA Of spi
r1fs, HysteriA, 6ek Headache. Gidness etc. etc In Q
vesd y renoving the IexulAnty they the canse
ana With Il ALI the effects that spring from it.
Coop.sd Of dnpas vegetable exfrsrts, they contain
nosnAnk to any constitution, dicate
tnen fnnenen being to substitute strength for weak
vhach, WHEN property ustd they fan to do.
They nay be feiy nsed any age and 1t any period
1cnfl DUnsSo IAsS ncsrne during wkSeh the
unAilng nature Of their seton wouid infabiv pxvNs
pregnancy.
All letters seeking information or sdvice win be rsad
J.. promptly and discrsesiy answered.
Pun directions acromrssy Zach tex *A
0UA-encs n ~ box, sfx boxes for o.
A1snt by maA, fres u postage rece8pt OF price
uPanphlsts ssnt By mail free OF postage, BY
IN. ~. =. mERWIN 4 c.,
| No. - Liberty street, Eew York.
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The Constantisoph cefrsspondsst =
the New York Evening Post thus write
concerning the Koran and certain chsnss
relative u it,:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-23
4 Bank Officer Absquatulated.
WARRINGTON NEWS
Estimated Cost of Ship Canals.
Important from Gen. Banks Depart
ment.
con CIR ES SION AL.
&c, &c, &c &C.. &c.

WAsHISGToS. January - The question af-
fecting the Punishment OF c. l.. Fallandigham
came before the L ) Supreme Court Ia day.
Ii was originally ex parte. Valandigham being
the petitioner. The motion for writ Of certio
ria TO the Judge Advocate General was argued
by ex-senator Pugh for. and by Judge Advocate
Holt in opposition thereto.
The estimated cost Of the ship canal round
Niagara Falls is five and halt million dollars
IL is proposed to build il from head waters TO
tension, distance of eight miles, with locks
80 feet long 80 feet wide and 10 feet deep. In
addition 70 this three and half millions will be
asked for for the enlargement of the locks on the
Oswego and Efie canal, and Sl3 600 900 for +
largng the Illinois canal, vessels OF 600 tons
burden can pass through.
Commodore j II Strong. Of the L. ;. steamer
MOnOngahela. reports on the 29th of December
at the request OF Gen WsShburne. that he sent
the steamers Granite City and Scotia M the
Peninsula. off the entrance of MatagOrda, where
he met Gen Ransom with l5I troops To cut of
the rebel pickets While the Sco;is at the
mouth OF the Brazos on a reconnaissance, the
troops which had been landed we're attacked by
500 or 900 rebels but the enemy were defeated
by the Granite CITY, which irel lao rounds. On
tie return OF the Scotia the Granite City went
down TO Pass Capelo and brought up the Monon-
gBhela and PenObscOt. and fell in with the Es-
tela Ga their arrival they found that the
airy had made several attacks, but had been kept
of by the Scotia. which anchored close to the
bank under the bushes. and she.ei on either side
of The river. During the day rebel steamer
came close up and shelled on troops cut of 20
sitiOn. forcing them TO rereit down the beach.
The Scotia and Esiet were sent up close TO
shore to protect them
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-23

INDIANAPOLIS CHAMBER or COMMERCE A
meeting of merchants and business was held
yesterday afternoon AZ the office of ID Carlisle.
Schuull's building. East Washington street. for
the purpose of taking steps to establish On am
Der of Commerce. comprising all the benefits of
Board of Trade and a Merchants Daily Elk
change. This i certainly an institution demand
ell by the great and growing interests. CONNER
cial aud N inutacturiug. OF indianapolis. Ii is
made recess ary by the enterprise of the times
Some City gentlemen we're present and DE- I.
b Elliott was called TO the chair and d. Carlisle
appointed Secretary
The President having briefly but clearly stated
the object of the meeting. several other gentle
men were heard and views fully nterchanged
With veS TO organization il was ascertained
that Mr.. F p Rusch had obtained from Toledo.
Cincinnati. PHILADELPHIA and other cities copies
of the Constitutions and Laws of similar as
sociatons. These. OF course, will be aids in
drafting TIC Rules and Regulations of the pro-
iectei indianapolis association.
\ committee or organization was uomin lted
rs follows: F. Ruseh, ". A Bradshaw, b. F
futile. e Kasan. inc Carlisle aud E Al
voFd.
Me,-rs 4. + futile John c Wright and d.
Mcguire were appointed committee ON Room
Me-svs Hubs, Jordan an1 Avord were appoint,
ri committee ou Correspondence
MessFs. HARE. Noel. Murphy. Macarthur and
Gallup we're appointed committee to canvass the
city for subscriptions Of membership
Ii was stated that sixty names representing
over SIX hundred dollars subscription had ALREADY
been obtained
The meeting adjourned until Wednesday the
9th inst, pa o'clock, = VI at the Council
Chamber.
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THIRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS
HOUSE raj
WASHINGTON Januarx %


The Speaker announced the following commit
tee on a system Of uniform weights and meas.
ures: Messrs. Kasson. Sehenek, Winfield, Will
ANS and Order
IL was resolved that when the House adjourn.
il be till Monday noon
The House then took up the bill reported from
the Committee Of the Whole on the State Of the
Union, with amendments. to increase the Federal
revenue. The amendments were concurred in
Spirits will paw 81 cents a gallon; authorizations
sold as wine. brandy. whisky, &C. an additional
tax; a tax OF 20 cents on all spirits on hand for
sale whether distilled prior 10 the date of this
act. or Dot. shall be subject to the rate of duty
provided by this act from and after January ~,
1854 spirit- taxed under the Law of july 1. 1862,
shall not ray more than the additional or increas-
ed tax provided by this act
All provisions of law whereby cotton in the
hands of manufacturers of cotton fabrics on the
first day o: October, 1862, and prior, is exempted
from Is 4 are repealed and such cotton shall be
subject u a duty of cents per pound
Spirits imported prior to this act shall pay an
additional tax Of 40 cents per gallon
The House then proceedei to consider Mr.
Stevens cub resoluton-teng nearly the same
bill originally reported by the Committee of
WAYS and Means
Mr. Stevens made brief speech. declaring the
House to day had decidedly reversed the egisla-
ton Of lS62-namely, that all tax should be
prospective
The substitute for the bill, az given by Mr.
Stevens. rejected-ayes 81. navs 100
The bill then passed-ayes 96. NAYS 6S
Mr Spalding discussed the resolution amenda-
tory OF the cunfscation act
Mr.. Stevens claimed that the Constitution has
nothing to do with forfeitur Of estate in fee
that Is under the Law of war and the law OF ma
tons
The House then adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-23

JANUARY THAw-We are now experiencing
all the mIldness peculiar TO a regular January
thaw, which Is so suggestive OF spring time with
It's April showers. hat bring to Us the birth OF
the DAISIES. Over the house tops the leaden clouds
have been low down, while the cav" of the
crow comes TO from the woods and snow
birds whirl ia edIying hocks through the air
The snow i fast disappearing under the mild
ness. The sun is gaining strength As it slowly
returns northward. and when its brightness is
visible it, cheerful rays fall pleasantly every
where. refreshing with hope for the speedy re
turn .. the season OF birds and blossoms Slush
will reign supreme for season. and will be
cheeriuily endured in anticipation of the coming
brightness, when all the streams will again be
let tree and all nature will bssk in the glorious
sunshine
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-23

Doors AND SHoEs.-A. Lintz. No. 80 West
Washington street, offers one of the best selected
stocks of Boots and Shoes in the market tn the
public. Not only from Eastern establishments
are the assortments supplied, but Mr.. Liniz is
known one of the foremost of home manufac
turers His custom work of all sorts is decidedly
superior. The ladies will bear in mind, "a well
as gentlemen. that he uses the Patent Improved
Elastic Steel Shank, new and important inyen-
ton. peculiarly adapted to all kinds of boots and
sloes MAZE with heels. giving them beautiful
outline. which they preserve until worn out
making them more durable and adding To the
ease and comfort of the wearer
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Tuk FR.sKLN HrRALp-By the fire

Tux FRANKLIN HERALp.-By the fire of
Thursday morning last. as will b. seen oy
another paragraph. the Office of this sterling
Democratic paper WAS destroyed But remnant
of The materials saved. The Democracy of
johnson county should at once take steps to re
establish il. Indeed. we understand. subscrip.
tons have already been set on foot which prom
Use handsomely NJ. Il. Slater. Esq. the editor
and proprietor, deserves this for he has served
his party in the cause of his country long and
faithfully.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-23


NEW YoRK. January % The Tribune's
special from Washington SAYS:
Trustworthy Information has been received bv
the Government that the feeling in the South is
decidedly ia favor of exchange OF prisoners.
Rumor says that the British Minister will iii
rect the Consulate at New York TO lay before
the House Committee a document in his posses
sion which will direct the Investigation into the
acts of parties not prominent in the Custom
House frguds
The Worlds Chattanooga letter of the 9th
contains extract from letter 70 "A deserter
from the 10th South Carolina regiment. fom bis
sister, stating that large amount of machinery
and other heavy materials being removed
from Richmond 10 Columbia She thinks that IL
looks like the evacuation OF the Confedera ts
Capitol
This letter Was dated December 10Th
The steamer Creole from New Orleans on the
10th and the George Washington on the 10th nave
arrived.
Gen. Banks proclamation the chief topic
in New Orleans Ii IL much commended by 10y.
al men.
The most prominent name for Governor is
Thomas j. Durant. an eminent lawyer and a
staunch lOyaist
Gen Growers Division had been ordered to
Jacksonville, town lately captured on the north
side of Lake ponchstrain
Gen Dana has been ordered - Matagoras Bay
and Gen BranSon Co BfOmersylle
The steamer Matam0ras with 800 bales of cot
ton has arrived.
The Commercials Washington dispatch saws:
The excess of > , - received Yesterday will be
slO.0O0.0 600 Secretary Chase asks for authority
to issue additional bonds to meet the excess
The Ways and Means Committee will change
their programme Of tax Ga foblcco leaf, and the
manufactured article will he taxei
The owner OF the steamer Kin kiong has ac
copied the challenge To against the gunboat
Eutaw. provided her expenses are paid by the
Navy Department
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sSNEw DISCOVERY FOR TIL

sE-NEW DISCOVERY FOR THE
speedy and permanent OF Seminal Weakness Cre
thral and Vaginal Discharges. elect, sequal Diseases,
Emissions Impotence Genital Debility and diseases 81
the Bladder and Kidneys.
BIII's Specific Puts warranted in all cases
and be relied No change Of diet required. They
DO nor interfere With business pursuits Up
wards Of 200 have been cared the pas; month.
More naA one hundred physicians Rss NeSa ~ their
pirate practice and ~ sD>at rel u their sgcdcg.
They entirely harmless the system. anf be
lied in AL arising from youthful ihdscreiicn or
sefabuse which often incapactsi-s the sufferer from
fulfilling zee Ja,fies ornarTiSd III.
ATRFATIsE OF 81 pages, containing means Of cure.
sent free TO ALL Two stamps required for postage.
The Pills will he BY mail. secure- sealed OF re-
cept Of One Dollar. by j BRYAN ND
No. 76 c, dar street. y, Y.
Sold by all the principal druggists.
r0MIINSON & COX, Agents,
sept3O-d&wly indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-23

- United States locomotives for Southern
railways have been passing through the city
lately Some twenty FIVE or thirty, we are in
formed, have arrived ana gone Yesterday heat
the Central Depot there were three or four stand
ing, lately come in. They were new and oi
superior workmanship built evidently with a
view To strength and service. They were from
New jersey They were complete in all equip
ments, tenders. &c They will pass over the JEFF
iersonville Railroad so soon A. the OHIO can be
crossed At Louisville, and thence proceed in the
direction of Chatttnooga.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-23

II A letter from Senator Hendricks states
that the Postmaster General has consented to an
increase in the clerical force in the post
Office in this city We understand that the al Ii
tIonil clerks will be put upon DUTY Immediately
In no other way would prompt distribution Of
the mails be secured, aud the thanks OF the
community are due to Mr.. Hendricks and the
Postmaster General for they prompt attention in
the matter.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-23

TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1864 Containing
Astronomical Calculations for 1864. Late Eelec-
ton Returns, Presidential Election Returns for
1852. 1856 and 1860 Government Expenditures.
Votes for Speaker and Aiming Negroes. the
Rebel Government its Expenditure &c. &c
Price per dozen. 81 20: retail. - cents each. For
sale at Bowen, Stewart & Cos.