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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-01

- asasa ssssseiKnsS aaes sOs gkand
10 the say oil The lewless sSolsnss d Als.
LEncota. stLasussaaaA Gsvarnos Jsssbs
oil kmsacky Iefs Tor Mashiagson. y says
a dfspatsh' ssiz saSrga Of Ualsad SsakesI
oshsrfs, as . political egissarr.s Tbs
work af ahalsfisa eos aeosmpiSshsa BY
naturalization in Msrylaml. appears, frgsa
tbs arrest Of LieaIszaas ssossFaas Jaeoks,
70 be aboas to eamKsanss ID KsBsacky.
Governor Rramlesss has shawn himself,
lately, anwilliag u be frownsd o. eaIlied4
late ssesson 80 hisssrass asd a. be il
therefore likely TO psuvs AimseH made of
more manly ksaE slaa GsweraoF Bradford
Of Maryland, ws shaiI not be at all sag-
priseI 70 dad hiA foiIowiag, soms sE
thess days, IN the waks of Lieasenaps
Goseraor Jasobs, - . apollsical pris-
ouss.n
Public sileaee in reference to the oas
RACES Of the Executive may, under the
painful eoaclaaioas poinsea By the late
elsefieu, Be nsistaksA for psblse saassus.
We saggest fasrafafa, that each new crime
OF the AdmIolssrzai ~ against the rights
OF the citizen or the s5Tercignsy OF ghe
States, be made, On eiyen dag after lie
perpesEatioa, asabiecs throashous NIL the
cities Of the adhering States Of .ssasalla.
aeoas protest. Te carry Tbs oas, wsI
reco nmeud orgaajxation; ard knpw 90
better aucieus fos that pp rposs than thar
presented Ia ths ipeipisas association oil
the party OF Stats issgsw,g Clubs srgas-
izei in accord wiEh the nriginating sLs
hese, taHy be N aaae nlsskie esnters u ths
party % popalas Isbsssy AND BIO ashs sntas
eommanion wish eaeh other by regular
correspondence, mag keep before the
eyes OF absolatisf violence the living naw-
&C Ct constitatioeaI prinsipl 4. Tha Isseus.
tenant Governor of & greed State is cloth
Ell With the mantls Of its sovereignty; and
bis arrest by lHwtess violence Is 4 high.
banded outrage agaasHs law, right and
liberty, which aay sell conssitnte.a sub
jset for inisating. through The length
and breadth oE shalaad, msvemsat Of
Eesistance by the weapon Of. a. NIL Greats,
noraI force. 0ar Dcsaaarssie ca&sm po-
raries viii, ws hops, sss to il that shis
proposition be brought at once ander the
considsrstian Vi Ghsir readsrs who still
adhere, wi.h kops and eonstancy. to thy
good old doctrine Of tbs invioiahisity OF
righss OF the citizen and Of the sovessign-
~ of the ssate.--N VI Asss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-01

gIaladiaoa nalis sh@ Coassiealsoa sssne
sscesaena Of the Unien,n - and yss have we
lived to see saea who pfOsiaim them
aelves unionissa carving that saEasni 10
atoms aaasx sas visieaea Of Iawiess
mar
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-01
YxEE EsgLP 0E THE Pa EsgDEwTaAE
MERGsYE0X

The smoke Of the contest has go clear
ed away as 10 enable rs TO give lhe Fe.
sali sf the vose for PEcsidess By States,
as follows:
STATES voTtsa Foa LIxcoLs soRNsnm
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-01

g. Wsshingsoa admouishes us shaa
"Les lhers be 40 change BY usUErArEos ;
fer though this, In one isstanea, may be
the inslramsas Of good. u Ia the eastom-
asy weapos by walsh grss sOsssnme#a'
are Scssreyed s'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-01

DA correspondent o. the New York
Herald wriFes from Massinsbarg, on the
9th inst:
ssOtsaevs last arrived fros Winchester,
stsse that Mosby eapsared > los OF Dur
men the other day, near Newtoa ., anpag
whsm wss cspsaia Rgewsses, GOsa@sss%
ry of the 81 eavalry divisaon- After
narching than by eirealtous rosie 30 a
point near Winchester. end between that
and BsFryvillss aAsy wsrsobaissd 10 draw
lots TO deseYmias their fsia. AZ sevea OF
them we're TO be hang la retaliation for
serea of blosbys gang VIA we're hanged
By Zen. Custer. Capt. Brewster dreaR q
blank and was destined 70 20 10 Rich
mon1. The sevsa waFe taken ia point
beswesa two Unien dwsilIngs, where shres
as them we're banged. Ona had escapad
90 the way By slipplng the Fapa from bis
arns, falling aas 10 the mud, and allow
Ing his capsoss to walk oyer hSm. ThlRk
iag n 500 mnea tsoEbls ID hang them aii,
the exsesliag psTly det@miae1 . sAsoi
ths other ihsea. gThsy asesFsliagiysbsng
ed away as lhens. killlnx oas end woaSd-
ing sssoai, mAlis ID Ehffd ssaxes.2 aa-
bari, and being jsiass byshs one thai
hsd escaped before, Fetarnsd TO Winehes~
tss. TIE exe0utians took place juss hs.
fore dag aad the union rssidsass of ahs
slsinisy feaaa The bodies labelled, lang
ed By hoab1 u rssaiialiaa fss sessa ef
his snca hsA8sd BIZ Gea. CasssfssH 0ss
~ The mes rsResssd 10 hare bsen lp&s %
dsatA - fhte aseseiens w@.e9MfRer4
D6dxa, sf shS III vsfmeas eavalrys
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-10
MmertF anifd,c SSaebriebtcn.

W0lbinRtnn, Z. i9lpp. 9aS @erii6t; Sc
neral WcGlelan babe oaraul persi9tet, idbrlia
$4,000 aus Dem 5dase gu 3ieben, 1T unmabr.
Gr bleibt bebarrli6 elmer BON 2incpln's vWlietbs
lingen." a5as4 ..H4 fs5aaH asais nn ,sun
nj st. 0nuis, Z. SOP. Sine 0epeide pOn
General blunt, Oatirt 9leOibp, WO., 30. Oft.
iagt, oab er ont %. ba Netptppn aufprioe itieF
uno oenielben nab einem barten Sample Don 3
coer A Stunben nit benz &erluite DON 200
Wtanns oaranter sWei Oberlte1l, in Serpirrung
pom S6la6tfeloe trieb. unIer gauSer 8erluit
betrdgt ettpa 100 Wtann.
unlere Sruppen beitanoen aus SDrb25 uno
SennliOn's 8rigaoen bon Slunt'S 9ipiiipn.
Ser 5etno mar polle 10000 Wtdnn itart.. @r
lpu nod einen bebeutenben Traius uno 10000
gOnlcribirte Ubne @afen baben; tnoeB miro bic
Mabrbeit pieler Nadri6t beweifelt, Gtpa
62O @efangene, wel6e Briee ab9enpmmen
wuroen, lnD ,geitern bier a%n9efommelt lnbl eS
iperoen nod nlebr erpartet. as.l.7asae q q
gairo iagt: Na4ribten aus 9aoueab stfolqe
bat SOrreft init elmer bebeutenoen Srupptnma9t
am p~ereangenen 9onncrita9e 8atterien am,
SenneHeeHuIe, uncertbulb Wteilen Dor. eSSobp@
~ionpille, mo bret 8anpnenbpDte sunb 8sSransz
pDrtI6iffe la9en, anf9epfanst. ,a.lass
Ia! Srib MrrsenS am 6reitase %er6finete Serrelt
bas Seuer nuf Die Sransportihihe uno A1nbs
renbOote, inbem er eieleIben nit Ypmben' be-
tperfen IieB. Die &%1npnenbOOte puroen Daoupb
tampfunfdbis senia6t uno 1elen in bic 6dnoe
bes 6einbes. t-a A2tls Hsr;st4alh
"" p ~. ,. On-..e u cIAy ~ ~ N.IkE II
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-10

gr flbrt ebenfaaS 81 @ei6ibe nit ii6, meie
items meliingene g. unb 12=Bfinber.
8tr peroeu pdbreno Der ndditen 8c6en
cine interei1ante I3eit baben. 6oOo luiro iiber@
pdltigt weroen, ebe er }id'S periiebt. SIS
st bewertiteai9te .leinen uebergans in GU
PREP Greet, 2a MeiIeu untsrbulb t6lorence.
Sies it elm iebr 9~anitiger Bunft sum llsberz
gang elmer Grmee, aber aud Der einSi9e, iber
welden 9pOp wiecer surldsufebren I'M Stanpe
lit tpenn Sherman ihm bies ~aeitattet. Sic
desperation i6eint 9poo 81 oieiem Sdritte be-
mO9en 81 baben. Gr bat feline anberen 9roz
riantr@ orrdtbe, ais Die er I'M 2aroe ipoet.
Gr mag ScbniOnpile 81 errei6en luden, nell
Dies am Sennehee liest unO Der Gnppnnft Der
@iienbubn BON bier 1T, Ooer er mag ii6 se9en
bic Gbattansosaz8u unterbalb bieiiser StaOt,
bemegen. .ot-,,, ~ mss f,aa tAsn nue5
Sn beioen 6dlen miro er ben Marids ni6t
ALIEN MAIDEN, lonbern General Sbpnas miro
gmitibm" fem. sfr7 .qu3y2m Isajg1
9Opo bat genau ous setban, mas Sherman
wuni6te, unO piro balD cine acknowledgement
Wta6t Dor ii6 ieben. Sn ben ndditen 2 biz 3
8c6en tpiro fi6 @lles entnideln.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-10

Sinat, Iprin9t, bllIt uno frDblCdt lno iaBt
bic feurigen 1O0O=pfanoisen 8cmben aus ben
neuen 3~pan5i9s6anern eridalIen: Oenn BOrte
rei6en ni9t aus = bic gauge @rDbe unlereS
Sieoes aus3ubrlden. 9teielbe ldBt ii6 MIR
%erfaien, penn mir in ben bpbenlOien Nbgruno
bes @lenos uno Der S6unbe binabbliden, in
mol4en mn8 cine Rieberldde d%eitirst b6tte. -
ipenn oas Vac victisi baS vQBebe ben Beliegt
tenl" pel9es bic 8elmont8, 6ernanoO @cO6S
unb 8aIanoi9bantS 9eitern urs Susuberrlhen
aebahten, beute wieoerballte i'm 2dger oerJtebel>
len inter Dem 9Obngeld6ter Der Sole. Seuer
un6 S6pefel!
@er bite einen lOlden Sag Iberleben
m6oen! Wer bite ben Sob Der oenotratiI6 en
9epublf iberoduern per bate es NIT an
leben fSunen, baB 20 MiaiOnen FREEZER, tapferer
Rdnner nm zines elensen i2intpfiden Srtes
oens piIen, bic Waffen itreden DOR einem 9aua
fen Hu6> unO ni6tSplroiger S6urten unb
RebeIenl sa.I9 <.R
SIP bitten mir binflieben iplen duf oteier
grrBen, weiten @elt - unier Angelidt gu bers
qen Dor bieier unausl6i6Ii6en S6ma6? Nie
bitten mir ben 6pbn unb SpOtt Der 6reunoe
uuo 6einbe, Der 6reien nnO 9eipUten uno Der
Sf[apen auf grOen, mie bdtteu mir benz Sing
er3eia felbit Der &inber entaeben wp0en ? So,
Die Rinoer wirOen NIT Stagern aAf uns seoeus
tet unO uns na6gerufen baben: vSebt oa bic
freten 8irser, bic Seisselihter, peren 3ebn pDn
Giuem SrOBbuben zines Iibli6en &itterS Dge'
1ippt" weroeH t6nnen!" unb bod CAB eS
@9nrfen, bic un8 bieS 5umutbeten, Die tein Wit-
tel bes 8etrugs unO Der @epalt unperiu6t lie
SEN, all otele S6anbe iber uns gu bringen :
Der @tlaperei uno NriitOfratie gu lieb, Sla6
ibnen unb epise 8era6tung! M69en ie INNER,
mo- fe tbr fupferige8 9aupt erbeben, 9el6lasen
peroen, tpie getern gei6lasen biz sur Ser
ni6tung = aus Npd uro Ramiipl, pom San
Bic 8erIeba. Selal 7
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xele9rapbifebe StdcDrtcbteia.
Btrt6tet IIr BEN Baltimore aDe6ex'
PMS Dem Slenan0nahthale.

Stem OOrt, 8. Nop. Ser Special>Gprz
Respondent beS oSeralo" Bel Sberiban's Nrmee
idreibt unterm s. D. o.: Sheridan babe Na9@
ridt erbalten, baB Die RebelIen iOfprt Die Ofen,
iipe gu e%rsreifen 9%eionnen ieien unb oaB Smell
an bic STEELE @arlp's setreten iei,
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GurDpdiiebe Ssaebriebten,
9euslams. g1fnaC

.GgsUE01glgE e@nsIams. s2ffmAC =
20nb o n, %. Oft. Sn ben auItralilden
@UIOnien lit i6on felt ldngerer 3eit cine orpBe
AsitatiDn .sesen bas 9epOrtationsipltem i'm
@anse. England ibidt befanntIi9 cine Wengss
ieiner perurtbeilten Gerbreder na6 @eItauItra4
lien, uno BON pieier Straffclpnie ausAio Imlz
ten bic 3la9en = peroen Die freien Gplpnien
nit benz Nbi6aum Observation-Disclosures
inbem bic Strdflin9e entreber nab ibrer Gntz
laiung Ooer Our9 S6ladt aus benz @eiten mad
ben 6itli6eren Sbeilen Der Sniel ~selansen, Gin
aer Spite Der 8emesuns se9en Die Deportation
febt Nelbpurne; ,bas 9arlament BON @ictpria
bat in fetner letten Seiipn an Gn9lano' bic
guforoerung 5u ridten bef6lpfien, oaB es 6as
Spitem Der Berbre9eroepDrtirung adnsli6 aafz
sebe poer elm iiplirt liegenbes Gilano basu aus
ertpdble. .s-...1e a5s@e sIs.sA SIS g
Snaa OeutftbIamc.
a8itn, %. Ottbr. Dem 6anb. gprreIp.
Wirb vpOn Der 9Dnau", 9el9rieben: .gs 1T
mebrfa6 in LETTER 3eit bebauptet wproen, ben,
Baron S6eelz9leRen iei pom Yrinsen BON
Ausnitenbnrg bic Dbere 2eitnng ieines @cnIeilS
ansetra9en, bod babe perielbe, urb stpar aug
peri6nlider Mntipatbie, bas aniinnen abaelebnt.
9ie &idtisteit bieier Nnsube fann in Der Shat
fauu, bespeifelt iperbsn. a54a ss.
Ser nglussb. aa5. 3tg.A wiro seidrieben:
D9ie BON @ien aus in benz Globe .getoms
meme gla6ridt, uls pOle Der Sirit pom 2idtenz
fein fem 2ano an Oeitrei6 abtreten, lit i9on
our6 bic beiSefiste Mptipiruns: Der Shirt lei
NIT ieinen l1ntertbanen unsufrieben, getennz
sei6net. IS If lestere 8~esrinoung ebiolut
untpahr. :" a g9 el
M~ain1911. DIT, rgieaeS 2eben blibt
aus ben Ruinen" = on bieles @orts gemabnt
uns Der Se9enpartise Mnblid Der airde' uno
beg ebemalisen SpitalS gum beiligen Settle.
Cine perfauene uno fnftere 3uine tpuroe bieies
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-10

@ebduoe ppn benz Gtabtorrtano Der bieligen
Oeutldfat6DIii4en e@eneinoe setauft, welde
oaielbe NIT einerr 8Ditenaufpanoe pm iiber
10000 Il. ffpl9eredt uat9ebaut unO Die per>
fuaenen Neben9ebdube ourd eihen p6Llig neuen
8au eriett BAT, 70 baB iener ebemals 10 ense
uno Oiitere Stabttbeil iebt <einen freunoliden
Mnblid gepabrt.
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9ie M%bfimmnna fiir @nmarek.
Sweiter 0tffriet.
0rttter 0iariFt,

at.E.a famusn nod Sts ssriats aus ten ssairlsa Der
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1875 1866 ,12,oO9

Swann erbtelt in Der Staot 14,587 St,
iein Ge9ensGanOiOat Chambers mur 1886, 10.
boB Spann's Mebrbett 11,6O1 ct. betrd9t.
SIN @an5en puroen in Der Stabt 17,941
Sttmrnen abaeaeben. .aea .ssaI n
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-10
SSOm SpOo's Nebeaem Slrmee.

Man meloet aus glaibrille BPM 3. NiDp.:-
6Uub's 9lrlnee befinbet ii6 iebt auf Der NorOs
ieite bes Senneliees 66luhe5 in un9efdbr fploenz
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der Scr. ct. 9Irmse

so. 20 SOutb Str.
Baltimore, Mb, 1, Npp. 1854.
8etNeeelte Nngebpte TN Duplttnt tperben daf bic let Office
entseeeneenOmmen, I'M has Der. st. Subffen5 Departes
ntent 5u Baltimore, Niby 81 Serieben NIT
t6eu unb !&orn in Mebren.
Die Qtefrungen ifab am Waters Wtarf, @dlttmprs, Nlb,,
;n MAIDEN, fret BON gpbn-fseIb fir bic Gputrattcren. Das
6eu nus sutes 5eu tn 8alen unb bassOrn tn guien Safeu,
poppn teber "a Buffet bait rerpadt tetn.
Mnlebpte tperben augenpmnen fir 2teferuna BON so Goa
men Seu unb 1000 8nfbel 8orn tn &ebren (35 pf. auf ben
gnlpeD naO %aufpdrts, 9ieter mSssu anseben, wrnu fe bic
3ieferung beetnnen unb mann ~beeubtgen modem.
Dds S~ferirte 9eu u. RCrn wtrb elmer eenauen Snfpefftpn
ebe eS aueenprauten trtrh.
Mnsebpte Fnb auf JUrmglare su fdreibea, psI6e BON bteler
Office 81 bejtepen fnb.
8ablnns wtrb tn iol9en Spnbs eena@t, ala eerabs an Sans
1inb; fno tetne D~rrbdnter, frbdib OILS trelbe ~etnsebeR,
Sete YerfOn cber tebe Etrrnd, teiGe Mneebpte maht mug
e~tefelbea tpr6 etnen Ersueib ~besletten, tpenn nt6t Elm FOLDER
bier r~eeilrtrt rurbe.
Mae ansebOts wersen Dtenaass unb BrettaSs ieSer gBOat
erDfnet. lIamY
s3sss S.S. @ttmdn,,sss
(2nrS } Capt. unb 6. gu. 9. a.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-16
az IMPORTANT TO LADIES DIR

~ IMPORTANT TO LADIES. DIR
HAEvrr's hxALE PIiIs have never vet failed in
moving difficulties arising from obstruction soppsge
Of nature, or In restoring the system perfect health
when suffering from Spinal affections. PrO.spsus Uier
the Whites, other Of the Uterine Organs
The Pills perfectly harmless the constitution. and
may be taken by the delicate female without
ing dssress-tbe time they act like q charm ~
Strengthening, nvigosting aud restoring the system 10
healthy condition, and by bringing on the monthly Pc
riod with regularity, matter from what the
obstruction may arise. They should, however NOT he
taken during the fret four month.
though safe at any other time miscarriage would be
the result.
Each box contains 60 pills Price 81.
DIR. HARyEY'S TREATISE on Diseases Of Females,
Pregnancy. Miscarriage Barrenness steriiy Reprodue
ton ami Abuses Of Mature and euPhstcay the Ladies'
Prirst, Medical Adviser, pamphlet Of a. pages sent
free address. six required paw postage
The pills and book will be by mail when desired
securely sealed and prepaid. by
J. BRYAN, n. D., General Agent,
No. Ts Cedar street. New York.
" FSold by all the principal druggists.
roMIdSsoS n cox, Druggists, Agents.
sept3o S3-d&wIy indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-16
THIRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS
" AsHINGTOS. January ID.
HOUSE


HOUSE
Mr. Conness Introduced bill amendatory OF
the homestead law. and for other purposes Re
ferred
Mr. Ramsay introduced a bill authorizing Min
nesota and Wisconsin To extend their boundary
Referred.
MIR Conness presented a resolution of inquiry
as To the failure of the overland mail to Caliior
mia the last two months
Mr Henderson presented House bill providing
for 4 deficiency in the appropriation to paw the
officers and men in the Department of Missouri
The Enrolment bill was then taken M
Mr. Wilson offered an amendment giving 10
drafted men bounty of 800. placing them on
a footing with volunteers and reducing the time
of service to two years
The amendment was opposed by Messrs Con-
ness and Clark
Mr. DooliItle proposed an amendment prohib
Ting enlisted men from serving as substitutes
except IN regiments from the States where they
enlisted Adopted
Mr.. Clark asked leave TO Withdraw his amend
ment. passed Yesterday, allowing drafted men to
furnish substitutes
Mr.. Nesbit moved hat the Senate rescnd its
action OF Yesterday IN reference to the $500 com
mutation clause
title OF the bill as il now stands, by calling it a
bill To raise tax by lottery from certain able
bodied men Who are unwilling to enter the SER
vice Laugh er
Mr. Harris moved to amend Mr. Sherman
amendment by inserting 500 instead of $500.
as the price of commutation Carried, 10 against
On motion of Mr. Johnson. the Senate adj
Journed until 10 morrow
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-16

ST Louis. January l5.-Gen. Mcneil arrived
from Fort Smith
The rebels in Arkansas are suffering severely
from cold weather, which prevails throughout the
South
Kirby Smith has been ordered to march north,
as his Arkansas and Missouri troops refuse to go
further south
Deserters in large numbers are coming into our
lines, acknowledging the rebel cause hopeIessly
lost
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-16

CorcHs. CcLrs. Soar THROAT. ASTHMA AND
CoSsvMPrTox lit y only necessary tor any one
troubl ed With these complaints 10 Try one bottle
Of Dr. strickIand's MelIifuobs Cough Bsiszm to
convince them thar this Is the beat preparation
ever used Il not ONLY cures the above affections
OF the throat and lungs, but j: cures nigh, sveats
and splitting Of blood, and is an excellent gargle
for any kind Of sore throat. IL Is pleasant to
take and safe medicine for infants. 50 cents
per bottle Sold by all druggists.
jani6-d&wtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-16
From Cairo.

CAIRO. January l5-The steamer Hillmsn.
from Memphis on the 18th, arrived with 800 bales
Of cotton
Gen Sherman has arrived At Memphis. and
the authorities rendered him much hospitality.
The City Bulletin SAYS:
In consequence of The stringency in the money
market end the bid state Of the weather. there is
but little activity in cotton.
No news from below
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-16
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There many preparations sold under the
Btterr, put In quart bottles. ccurpounded Of the
cheapest whisky common costing from 20 to
per gallon. the ast@ disguised by Enise
This class Of Btters has caused aud will continue %
cause long they be sold, hundreds 70 die the
death Of the drunk By their the system kept
continually under the influence Of alcoholic stulsnss 81
the kind the desire for liquor IL created and kspt
up and the result Is all the horrors sfenfani upon
drunk ards life and death.
For those Who desire and UiH haze q liquor bitssrs
publish the following receipt: Get bottle -
Hoofdnds German Biffeys and NIX with three qsdv's
Of good Brandy or HhiSky. and the result ~ill be
preparation will far el Ia medical virtue and trus
excellence of the liquor bitters in the
market and ~ill cost much lees You will have ali the
virtues Of Esefdnds biDers IN connection with good
article Of liquor much less than these inferior
preparations will cost you.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-16

eF- The Spencer House has recovered from
the accident of New Years day. the old kitchen
range which blew up being replaced by an en-
tirey new fabrication. The Spencer is a hotel
for sojourners. near the Union Depot. and con-
veoent to the business streets And the public
well know that Messrs. Canaan 4 Sapp, the pro
hoteliers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-16

From New York.

NEW York. January l5.-A special to the
Post dated Washington the 18th. says:
The Baltimore American says tina, 900 boxes
and barrels have been sent to our prisoners al
Richmond. Henceiorth anything sent to the
Union officer will be forwarded to the rebel Capt.
tai The prisoners are not now suffering for
want of clothing.
Two delegations were before the Committee on
Ways and Means this morning, urging that the
tax be placed on crude oil instead Of The refined.
The Committee on Reconstruction in the
rebel States will soon report bill.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-16
Prom WashfUgtou

WAsHISeTcN, January I5-Hon John Kerr
OF Maryland has been nominated to the Senate,
for Commissioner of the L. 5. Court of Claims,
vice Richard Bates resigned
Col. Rastif, Danish Minister, has returned to
Washington. whence he has been absent on a
special MISSION for his Government TO China and
reported treaty He expressed warm feelings
for our Government
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-16

IL The beneficial effects of The recent ap-
pointment of Gen. Darlington to the superintend-
ence of the several camps in this vicinity, are
apparent daily. No longer are the thorough
fares. the hotels. and the prominent places of
resort thronged to that inconvenient extent that
latterly obtained bv individuals in uniform having
nothing to do. Persons about their business.
visitors to the city sojourning at public houses,
ladies and children on the sidewalks are not
nearly so much ncommoded from this source as
formerly. And this although numbers of troops
are continually arriving, and every place Of mill
tary rendezvous is pretty well crowded. The GAL
liant members of the corps d Antique. too. are not
now scattered about as plentiful as blaekberries
The sable patrol goes it, regular round. picking
them up here. there. and everywhere The ult-
mate of Gen. Carrington's reform has not. how
ever, vet been reached. Day BY day, and we
congratulate everybody on the fact, the good
work he is doing in this regard will become more
and more apparent, as the greater and greater
influx of military will make it more and more
needed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-16

.sr rxErsaxrsL
Cincinnati Market.

Cincinnati market.
$500 cixcIyxArf. January Is.
Flour unchanged. a f
Wheat UNCHANGED. Corn dull at 97alO3c.
Oats in better demand At $40 Rye and barley
unchanged 4tH - go
Whisky unsettled; sales OF 700 barrels at $50
de7c, chiefly at Soc.
Provisions fat; buyers have withdrawn. but
holders are firm at yesterdays prices; 40 900
pounds bulk shoulders sold at 81 30. packed
Lard - offered freely at l3c
Mess pork is offered freely at $40. 52623 AZ:
market closed quiet
Gold advanced to $l.54 Exchange rather
dull. Currency scarce at I0dl2 per cent
NeW york marke.
NEw YoHx. January Is.
Flour held 6rmer. and in better demand At
SO 9O@I 90 for extra State. 81 Asa. IS for extra
Round-hoop Ohio. 81 70@9 80 for trade brands:
holders refusing to sell at inside quot atoms.
Whisky heavy at 9l@94c.
Less doing in wheat, owing 70 high prices de-
manded: 81 81 al SO for Milwaukee, Club. deliv.
cred. Oats in good demand at 93693lLc. very
choice sold at 94c.
Wool in good demand
Pork is a shade easier with a fair demand AZ
S2O25. Beef steady
Lard less active aud scarcely so firm
Money very active az per cent on CALL
Sterling firm, and fair demand Gold 6rmer.
opening ut 55. advancing to $50, snd closing
firm at 5514c prem.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-16

CAUTroS.-CoUSrEEFEIT ISDIANA S. Norp-
A dangerous counterfeit FIVE dollar note of the
BanE Of the State of Indiana. has just appeared
The face of Judge Morrison on the left end il
indstinct, and the back ground of that and of the
head of Mr.. Lanier. well as of the center
ylgnetie, Is much darker than in the genuine
The signature OF II. McCulloch Is engraved
The back Of the note is plausibly initiated The
notes seen are on the Madison Branch. but
they may be filed and the names on the back
changed TO other branches The above caution
will provide ready detection.
JANIS VI RAY Cashier
Indianapolis, January ID, 1864