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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,

otIIN L. = M = N|fA,
Fawn Street opposite Neavcg's Hotel,
SUMBURY, Northumberland Co. Pa,
| INFORMS his friends and the public generally
J that lac has taken the shop Of Jacob 5. Rake
decd and Is prepared 10 do all kids OF TAILOR
ING in good workmunlike manner. The patrun-
age oithe public isIG-rcct.u,ly solicited.
sunOory, Mny ID, lsd3.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30


HELNIiOI.D'S EXTESAC'T
BsgCRG
FOR WEAKNESSES
Arising from Excesses, Habits of Dissipation, Early
Indiscretion, or Abuse,
Attended with the following symtoms
1ndisposition to Exertion, Loss OF power,
Loss of Memory. Difficulty Of breathing
Weak Nerves, Trembling
Horror OF Disease, Wakefulness,
Dimness of vision, Pain in the back
Universal Lassitudc Of the Flushing ofthe Body
Muccular System, Eruptions the Face
Hot Hands, Pallid CouDtenanee,
Dryness of the Skin.
These symtoms, il allowed to 60 on. which this
medicine invariably removes soun follow
IMpoTENCY FATuITY, EPILEpTIC FITS,
In one Of which the patient may expire Who can
say that they are not frequently followed by those
'direful Diseases
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION,
Many are aware of the cause of their suffering. but
none will confess. The records of the insane Asy-
lums and the melancholy deaths by Consumption,
bear ample witness to tho truth of the assertion
The Constitution. Affected with Organic
Weakness,
Requires the aid of medicle 10 strengthen and in
vigorate the system, which .Helmbolds Extract
Buchu" invariably does. trial will convince
the most skelt!cal.
FEMALES. FEMALES. FEMALES,
Old or young, single, married, OF contemplating
marriage,
In many affections peculiar to Females the Extract
! Buchu is uncqualied by any other remedy, as in
Chloross or Retention Irreguayity. paiufulness or
Suppression OF the Customary EvacuatUns, liberated
| or Schirrous state Of the Uterus LcucorIbca, or
Whites Sterility, and for a,l complaints incident TO
the neither arising tr5A Indtseret;on Hubits Of
/ Dissipation, or in the
TIVll\I. or change M LIVE
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30
y CURE WARRANTED IN TWO
DAYS.
no Ntrcrry OF NaaseoNi Drugs
EsHe. .EOEsNSTeS.

FsHe. JOHNSTON.
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons London
Graduate from of the most eminent Colleges in
the United States. and the greater part Of whose life
has been spent in the hospials Of London, Paris,
Philadelphia and elsewhere has effected some of
the most astonishing cures that were ever known /;
many troubled with ringing in the hend nni ears
when asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed at
sudden Sounds. bashfulncss with frequent blushing
attended sometimes with arrangement OF miad were
cured Immediately,
EAEksI PAk;TEGg'AAEs NOTICE.
pr. j. addresses oil those who have injured them
selves by improper Indulgence and solitary habits
which ruin both body and mind uniting them for
either business, study. society or marriage,
THESE some of the sad and melancholy effects
produced by early habits Of youth viz: Weakness of
Il clinck and Limbs, Pains in the Head Dimnecs Of
ight. Loss OF Muscular Power Palpitstion CT the
Heart, nyspepsy, Nervous Irritabity. beTangemont
uf the Digestive Functions Gcncfal Debility, SyInp-
tous of CONSUMPTION. &c
MENTALLY.-The fearful effects on the mind arc
much to be drcaded--Ioss of Memory Confusion Of
Ideas, Depression o Spirits, Forebodings Aver
sion to Society, Sel-Dstrus. Love OF Solitude,
1imidity, &c are some OF the evils produced.
THOUSANDS Of persons Of all ages can row judge
what is the of their declining health, losing
ner ,igor. becoming weak, pale, nervous and
naciGtod, having a singular appearance about the
cough ana symptoms of cousu mptCl.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30
SO STOVES.
OF THE LATEST IMPROVEMENT ARE FOR
SALEAT
e. Eco;srhuc1H g Co.'s
z Q u NJ ID r Y

SALE AT
=. EeO;srhucIa & Co.'s
z Q u NJ d r Y
SU ME URX, PEN MA
Get the Best-Gct the Cheapets-Get the most Eco
nomical, which can be had At the Rohrbach Foundry
Having large assortment Of the most approved
SIoN rs, such ms Cooking Parlor, Office and Shop
Stoves. which will be sold the lowest rates Also
Kettles otall sizes, Pans. Skillets &c
They are also manufacturing Machinery ploughs
Castings, &c, at short notice.
Repairing all kinds of Agricultural implements
done III good workmanliEe and at the
shortest notice.
All articles shipped ms ordered. Orders resnect-
fully solicited hnd promptly attended to.
JACOB ROiiRBACH & co.
.s Old Iron and all kinds Of Produce taken in
Exchange for work.
Sanbury, Oct. ., 8s3.-tf ch fmyls
ESQ BEST PIAN NOS. ESQ
W. paeEksse,
Having removed to his new Ware-Rooms,
~ WEST HousToN STREET, NEW YORK,
Takes great pleasure in calling the attention CT the
public TO his New and Full Scale Octave
ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTES,
Containing all the modern improvements: Over.
strung Bass, French Grand Action Harp Pedal and
full Iron traInc. from
- $3.50 80 SSOO.
IA ROSEWOOD PIANOS
Exsra finish from
SsS:s sG SSJ1.
The great success attending II. Ducker's New
Scale PiHno tortes is, Of itself sufficient guarau-
tee for their superiority. Jhey only need to be
head to become universal 'avoritos
IA GRAND PIANO FORTES.
tFor which the Prize Medal was received AZ the last
American Institute FAIR he now offer for silica
Mr. Duckers Rieh.toned and powerful 1RlOLO-
Deems, which received the First Prize in 1859 and
1860 and likewise Il; the last Fair lac now offers ut
ue following low prices, varying from 500 to 1925
lhese superior Instruments possess sufficient DON er
tolesd congregation Of l0GU persons in any Church
All these Instruments are warranted to be made of
well-seasoned materials, and regulated in the pest
style
n. D.-Professors and amateurs are respoctfully
invited to examine these very superior instruments
October q. lS63-4m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30
CERTRICATES OF CURES.


From eight To twenty year, standing, with naIaes
known TO Science ami Pane
For Medical Properties Of Buchu, see Dispensatory
the United States.
See Professor Devices valuable works on the
Practice Of Physie.
See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr.
Physick Philadelphia.
sec remarks made by Dr. Ephraim Mcdowell, a
celebrated Physician and MoInbor ol the Royal
College of Surgeons, ireland, aud Published IN the
transactions OF the Hing aud Queens Journal.
See Medeu- Cirurgical Review, pubished BY
henIamin lraregs, Fellow OF the Royal College Of
Surgeon
see mos, Of the late Standard Works oa Medi
cine
EATRACr HrcHU, 81 90 per bottle or six, IS 90
sARSArARlLLAl 90 90
lNfnOskp k6sE WASH, 50 " 80
Og halt dozen of each iaI sl2 90. which nil be
sufficient 10 The uos obstinate cases IL direction
are adhered 10.
delivered 10 amy address, securely packed rom
Observation
~ DsscFibe ymploms Ia all communication
IaEss gnaEenleed. Advise gTzis.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30
WIAYEE'S EcTEr.

Ggraeg EavU and Market Streets.
SsNs:sssE. g'A.
fIuiL undersigned respectfully informs tie uublc
l. that he las taken charge 0s the above named
Hotel, and asks for the coHtnuance Of the forrncr
patronage and would invite all others to give him
call -
HIS TABLE
Is always supniied with the best The market sTorl.
His Bsr eoutair. he choicest liquors aId hi, st.L
ling is good and well attended by careful Osticrs
MtlNALl. WlLNERT.
sunlury, May 90, 1858.
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Wall t'aper-roaO Pieces

OF WALL PAPER OF EVERY DESIRABLE
STYLES AND PATTERNS.
IuST received direct from the Mapufae,ur.r n.
81 the MAMMOTH ST0KE of -
Sudbury, March 10 1889
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30
STRANGERS

Trust not your lives or health, to the care OF the
many uniraTned and Worthless Preenders, destitute
Of knowledge, name or character, who copy pr.
Johnsions advertisements, style themselves, in
the newspapers, regularly Educated Physicians,
Incapable Of Curing they keep you trihing month
after month taking their filthy and poisonus com-
pounds long the smallest fee be obtained,
and in despair leave you with ruined health sigh
over your CALLING disappointment.
pr Johnston is the only Physician advertising.
Ills credeutial or diplomas always hang In his office,
His rcmidies or treaiemout are unknown to all
lters prepared from a life spent in the great hos
pitfalls OF Europe, the first in the country and
extensive Prrsfe Practice than any other Physician
IA the world
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30
Northern Central Railway
SIMMER ,TkNEE TABLE.

TWO TRAINS DAILY TO and from the North and
West Branch Snsquchanna, Elmira, and all OF North
New York.
ON and after MONDAY, APRIL 20h 1868,
~ the Passenger Trains of the Northern Central
Railway will arrive at and depart from Sunbury,
Harrisburg anG Baltimore rs follows, VIZ:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30

DR. Sweets Irfallible Linimept
l. truly 'frcnd in need, gld every family should
have ii hand.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30

AFFIDAVIT
Personally appeared brloFe one an Alderman ofths
city VI PhAdclllia, n. 4, nsllnboli, Nho, byins
daly tNoin deth say, Biz pgVpaTaiisns eontAin 40
haTeoig, 30 eierIy, eE oiheg illgIl0al dIugs, bat
ase purely vegetable
II T. HELMnoLD,
Sven aud dsssg.bsi bslers lse, iLi "a day q
AogsiabeT, 1854. NM 4 HlnbAnD'
AidsInan, AiHsh'suss,, abo,s kseu, plAa
Address lsllsss Co. iplsgnsiion Ia sonaisrss.
II I nLkNhoLb, CLsisisi
psfoi lei south IsslL arrest. Lslos cAs.ilsl PLIs
BEWARE oF copATIRTEIIs
Asa VuFliasipls.i psslsn
VIA ssAsasss % alstass "ef thslg ssa" ssa .olhss
sftislss ~ ihe lsfataiien staias4 ~
llslslelas ushsils ffstAIaiisns'
- s<,..,..,irs
lnffels a k.ss NsaA
sela " sli p'sssis,s ssi'g~lsss'
ASK f0k nfiAD0iD . TAkH 80 0fnER.
t4i 80 ~ sifsliississti. ana isaf a. 4. Ati
Ateli lnflsitaa ssl lIlssaIs
hststlts llsss ssa 'clssiss Wsskssss. s9l.
hIas1ssF, hss fol
tsasssy =, ia3 IL
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06

G. A N G. T. IL s,
DIR. w. e.. COUDEN.
Formerly Of Cincinnati, hss loesieG peTms
neptly I'm
7erre lfGuSe,
me- cssr. over Ooess lSsrax store.
DR.. COudo1a

WIN devote special attention 10 the trealmsn %
Cancers and Generous snsciions.
Ineslllng attention 10 my Cancer Aniideie. new
er.msni Tor Cancer. permit me - sss ne. y ,ns
Il IL the great desderasnm long sought Tor b, the
Medical Profession and the afl.cted with cancer. ss
operation 4 truly astonishing without parallel.
and 4 the only known aniidotc 20 cancer. and al
escerous affections the taodus opersnti OF The am
udote l. sppsfcntiy BY entering Into the chemical
composition u the cancer. csncorous. malignant 81
unhealthy growth. thereby removing all lie and VI
tally. sstdons. killing and destroying The cancer.
pain OF the ofthe knife without oanstic eating
pernns without the icss 81 blood. In the least
snecnng 'hn sesnd nosh. hean b applied 20 the
vaier ny this means iAs &c cancers can he removed
from vital parts. tbs eye. large blood vez~cs A
Userc ether treatment could pesslbly BE- nsei:
and In doing We feel assured OF making pcrmAneni
cares when all other treatment falls The medical
fraternity and all interested isstea 20 call.
will exhibit large number o. csncers that have
thus removed and preserved. and N desired will refer
90 hnnnres ~ cases cured throughout the country,
consumpsioc. Asthma. bronchitis. Phsryugitia add
all affections, treated BY Inhalation or Otherwise.
Particular atnnlion paid 20 all diseases 20 the Aye
aud Var. such partial blindness deafness. eth
or acute OF chronic. am Ina possession Il almost
nHver falling remedy Tor fiis and spoplectis It's
eases.
SoRoFuLA, RnRUMArIsm AND LIVER
COMPLAINT.
| Treated lth succoss. Eruptixe dleoAses sush a,
ueors piles and iumors. soald head. syrhiis, fypal
htle Affections. mercuriAi diseases. dyspepsia ans
Indigestion. eriscpllas gyirc. swell ncck AMI Al
Affections fthe Kidneys and Spine ~ill receive das
| attention.
Also new aud successful remedy Cor removing
Tapc-Weun: and all other varieties q worm found
call and exAm'ne INV specimens ofcanoer.
| tanletwlv.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06


CBfksEkf gfMaDY tie great lnaian Dluretis
uro- AL de ases 81 thr urinary orKnus. su~h II
oss1faa ~ ~. lriue. Inflammation q tns Bladder
a.. ~ tlatfos lie Eldbsy4. Store n te his.ida
sfisictr eravei. oososrhsa. Glect aiei - e.ps
tally feeoF messasla N tsoe. seser % tieor Albm
or "aite- - iessass.i whsss a. ne oil HA"seon
NJ mes have iaiicd-
ss-n 4. lrrgarc 10 . Aieaij concentrated fora
~ aess oai5 ttins Dom one g. tea-posniaia tire
lines Ter daf.
sff- Il = aguf~ii s'i slt sailFe IA lts action pur
yfnf rrd ssan.inr Il his,.l. eas.s,a. q - low
II Of - osiKinA .ataf ani vwor; thus ssnios IN
rom me r,ftea Ifrsiefous causes which have II
luced disease
cuEHoi, "a. sNJs.tsrIoN b intel.dca ~ a
lly -ssi-saIii - &c tacrckcC Kennedy an
hould Be mel IL Injunction With that mcficinc
n eases Il clees. uonorIhea. fiaor Al,e- % White
q effects teAiiaE. soothing aud dcmnieslt r.
loying all scaidlnz. hea; ANA pam. instead II IN
and eiiso-t uncomfortable palm that l. exPer
need ~ith nearly IA. ehrsp guAcA ini c,'oaS.
So ~ ihe rs al -. utttrktE litNf y an
uEKokkt fN4kt tloN--fi.e $50 medicines al ia
anne un. = fHifausr ii-caarFse arr removed
nj The sealo ns.I Hs az, speedily restored 20 fa
siFor a.. strength.
Ia Price chrsos ~ if.'iard,, g. g.. bottle. .
hrce bottles fof g..
- Price. she rots.- ,..i.eisa.. s. per eo,ils. c
hrev hottsH1.s4 A.
- scet hs ispe o. any addres CA recsip, {
rice.
az ssr n.IlIlssir,3 IS ret ass papl.hi,, nom IN
rue st.fe la au.ls sriis .no W Wilma
a., a. .ay sl.ift ffc t
Ansuch orier masf s. s..i sC Ooh. Chicl
o. Our eencsa a. re - 81.
Sold ~
fh'ie.'ie i'sagr ST. ii'5 az i,rugsi's ~her
q. 4. "a -. ta,. .cp. elr 49, Ars far n
later lHaH faes ~i-eea,in. Hicnic a. ard 1
Dr. W. RI WIN < co.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-24
FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.

gyOR sxCHANG FOR PROPERTY IN pR NEAR
q thi> cry, arm OF $50 ia Putnam county,
diana. frice s6,ioo
of -s0 acre. 20 miles north # Lafayette 100
under hi oi cultivation, with coed bu Ii
inss orchard barn. tenement houses, &c Price s56uO.
farm Of 10 acres u miles east Of afayeste; good
buildings, barn. orchard aud saw mi run by
power. Price - 90.
For >ae. Farm It SO0 acres IL miles north Of afay-
cite. under he be>tcu tvaton with large residence
large orchard several houses. house ware
house. &c, chanc- for hue .nvestn Price
s40Ooo.
FOR sale beautiful Cottage opposite Asbery Chapel
on south New Jersey Price $4,000, bird
down. balance m one aud two years.
hou Of seven rooms North East street. bar
gain AT $500. par on time.
good proper on West s.. Clair street. six rooms.
large lr an 3 ,ss will buy IT,
A vacant Virginia Avenue high and dry can be
bought IA three annual payments.
Brick House on North Rat street. large and we'll
arrsne a prc. S+.sOo.
ia7g~ Brick Residence just Of the state House,
and very cheap property at S4,5oO
b-aut ii high lot win very comfortable house OF
n on lo-Sahy street. between hast Lib
erty streets, al sS,OW.
A large Hou.e 10 o Nor Delaware street.
and had or S2soo in three payments ii desreu.
Two Story Frame Ilouse on HcCarrv street. six
rooms. hal, wei. cellar stable. ARG fruit and
evergreens n abundance car bc bought great
gain.
large I've Story Frame House East Ohio in
IS 600 in pa. ne ITS vii take IL.
Outside properly Of zen acres WITH mise Cottage
House and Young orchard, grav,i road only MALT
mile from the corpor, ou line. and the shesre.; prop.
eriy that has been offered Ia year az 5000 In pay
ueats.
Three BUSINESS Rooms washinr- on street will be
oa,red few days al .oco. which certainly j. baf.
gain.
number Of other properties fsrns and lots,
for sale by L. a. HAMLiN.
House and La q Agent.
Once In Temperanee Hall Building, 30a West wa>h-
insiou sireet. maral -d3t -mtAs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-24
RECEPTION OF THE ELEVENTH INDIANA,
THE HEROES HO.rORED.

Military HILL last night was crowded by the
beauty and the chvalrs ct tie CT, ~ do honor
To the in vinclble Eleventh Indiana just returned
from the seat OF war
Most tasieiully was the hall decorated The
Star Spanelei Banner hing in graceful folds all
around it. la the center the Observers eve was
caught by the following Inscription
w elcome To the Eleventh. Indiana Zouave> .
upon their banner inscribed R"muey. ID mel
son. Shiloh. Champion Hills. and Vlcksburg "
The ealleni Young men 81 the regiment were
there And proud every citizen to speak of
Shiloh ana Nicksburg IN their presence
The reception speech by Byron h. Elliott vas
delivered eloquenfly and amid unDounded APP
plause follows
Welcome, galian, Eleventh. welcome TO your
homes again You have deserved welcome
not beyond the power OF the heart tu feel. nat
beyond the power of the tongue To express. and
such the welcome our hearts have given YOU
on return from the scenes of your glorious
achievements 10 receive the benedictions OF a
grateful people A. the sunbeam writes upon
the face oi nature so have yol written your deeds
OF noble daring npon a mighty nations heart
We have watched with thrilling hearts your
onward march in honors path. Bare mention of
the fields upon which YOU have fought i The
highest eulogium that can be prOnpuncei lpOn
your victorious career. Douel-onl and Shiloh !.
Fort Gibson. and Champion Hil Nick>burg
aud Jackson
Your noble bearing upon Shilohs fe irful dav
thrilled souls with prize aud our hearts with
jov With the sun which rose upon that bloody
held YOU began your advance. and not more
steadily through the heavens moved that sun
than through the storm OF battle and FIRE moved
your gallant colums Every step was In ad
vance. not one retreat You covered yourselves
with glory and YOUR State with honor
VrrrRAx-, You have double claim To
admiration aud our gratitude. Veterans not
,lnue in name but in deeds To that proud name
YOU have uobly won right. Won IT, a. the true
soldier wins glory, by lofty courage and unf,lier
ing vnlor Won IL. as heroes yin lane, b, valiant
deeds ard noble daring
Your thinned ranks remind us, but too pain.
fnliv of brave hearts. veterans IN valiant deeds
who NAV never more be welcomed 10 their
homes.
Amidst those ranks. our ewes seek otner ana
familiar faces. but seek in vain Their absence
tells u OF may q hearthstone desolate: OF mtny
an aching heart Indiana m0urns her "Gnreturn
ing brave Falling in battle their blood red
deus the fields of your glory. They sleep beneath
the soil of hostile States No monuments mark
their humble graves Brave hearts mourn for
them: bright eyes weep Tor them Theirs was a
,oble death worth all OF life To live for But
they are not forgotten: IN the remembrance OF a
yr,teful people. they will live forever When
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-24

The Speaker aid such language was against
the rule and decorum Of the House. and called
upon the House 10 aid him in enforcing The
rules
Mr. Blair said no other language could be
used in regard % allegations so false and utterly
. contemp'uous
Mr.. McClurg asked Mr. Blair TO look at his,
(Blar's) own signature to The liquor order.
Mr. Blair replied With passionate earnestness
that he would look It nothing thHt came from
the infamous scoundrel
Much excitement confusion and disorder pre-
vsiled throughout the proceedings
Finally the resolution 10 appoint select com
mitiee % inquire a. to the allegations OF McClurg
wss adopted
Mr. Wilson Of Iowa. from the Judiciary Com
miuee asked that il be discharged from further
consideration of the memorial asking Tor the
impeachment OF Judge Mi Of Iowa Nothing
appeuei from the documents TO justify action IN
the case.
The House then proceeded to the consideration
Of rhe amended national currency and bank bill
Messrs Highly Clay and Pruvn were appoin-
ted the select committee 10 investigate the
charges of McCurg against Blair.
Adjourned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-24
&c, &C.. &c., &c dc.


New YORK, March 22-The steamer CITY Of
Washington. from Liverpool 9th and Qneens-
town the l0th with four days later news. has
arrived
The D ,ni<h war debated in the House of
Lords OH the sth
The answer OF Denmark relative to a confer
ence expected in few days il she asseuts,
negotiations will be commenced; otherwise the
war must 20 on.
Lord Shuhesburg argued that British feet be
sent TO the Baltic 10 watch the Austrian vessels
there,
Lord Russell said the Channel Squadron was
IN readiness and il desirable could be sent ON the
shortest notice
The Austrians had made further advance
toward Jutand. and the investment of Fredrcka
by the allies ia few days
Macmillan remains AT Paris II is asserted
that a loan cannot be negotiated until he is es-
tablishe in Mexico.
A severe fight has taken place between the
Austrians and Danes near Viele Heavy loss Oh
both sides. The Danes we're driven towards
Fredricka
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-24

OF IHF otAtt Withheld
MEssRs EDIroRs:-Having been so fortunate
az TO receive a very costly present NJ the exhibi
ton OF the Polopticomorama. on Tuesday even
ing. obligated myself TO tell ten persons about
the merits Of the exhibition: and as know Of no
better method Of fulfilling nv contract. than
through the columns Of your paper. take great
pleasure in saving to your readers that know of
no entertainment ever presented 10 our citizens
30 repleie with interest 20 intensely absorbing in
It's character. l. IS truly gorgeous work Of
art, and once seen. must be visited again TO sa-
tsfy the craving interest excited. At least this
Is my experience. ] make this statement out Of
simple justice to the propueior-. believing that
nothing can be said TOO much in IT, own praise
Very respectfully.
Il. G. F KENNEDY,
Illinois Street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-24

- At saloon on Illinois street. day or
two ago, several soldiers called and demanded
something 10 imboe. The proprietor told them
that il against military orders to sell to them
Words ensuej. and the soldiers leit to return in
a few minutes reinforced The proprietor met
them pistol in hand. and signifed to- them that
thew had better leave his premises. de said that
he vas simply obeying the instructions OF the
military authorities. and that they had no ou-i-
ne-s there Thereupon the soldiers made arush
The proprietor OF the saloon fred The first
man ieli. the bali striking him in the breas' and
gIancing downward DE was conveyed TO shos-
ptal His comrades pursuing the matter. the
proprietor having reiterated. we've met upon the
stairs of the house by his wife. who told them
that she would shoot the first mar who attempted
20 ascend
Things lie these are certainly all wrong. and
must ssy that the military authorities here try
70 prevent them
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-24
from Cairo.

CAIRO NJ 'rch % An engagemen' took place
OH the 10 h. TWO miles east ~ Fort Pillow bo
tween sixty Federas and one hundred rebel. in
which he enemy was routed with loss of fifty
killed and wounded
The third aud sixteenth Iowa sixtv-eichth Ohio
ard forty fifth Illinois veterans arrived from
Vick-bure
The twelfth Nichgal infantry aud fifth Iowa
cavalry veterans passed. through Ell route To the
front materially strengthened
fire broke ont this evening in r Ell <
Num- foundry. corner of Ono and Levee streets
cou>umin. two entire h!ock> fronting nn Levee
between 10Th aud lllh -treetS. including Penn
betteys & Woonwatu'> Novelty Works
he total loss l. e-iimated from 500 900 to
0.0O0