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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-14

SEw Yosx, september -.
Cotton lees active, but prices without decided
change, at 45I1c for middling, closing heavy ct
about 45c
Flour dull and &c lower, al s. 5597 80 for
extra State: S. 1903 90 for extra round hoop
Ohio. and 50 20dll for trade brands. market
closing quiet. with no buyers at outside quota
tons.
Whisky firm: wes+ern 81 %. and retail lots
at 81 25ls@2 20.
Wheat Gull. heavy, and l(d2c lowsr; 81 SIG
I 90 for Chicago spring and Mil~ankee club.
81 64Gl 65 for amber Ailvaukee. - z62 10
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-14

yUNHE public are hereby notified that books now
j open at the Office of H. Daily. Indianapolis. and b
Rosenhal, yefersonv lie, Ind for the sale Of limited
number Of shares The proceeds Of the sales Of this
stock be devoted to the development OF the oil and
mineral lands belonging TO the Company, At and in the
neghborhood Of Henryville. The boring is now pro-
crossing under the supervision Of experienced opera
tor The Company has three thousand acres OF land,
situated nineteen miles from Jacksonville. near Henry
ve The surface indications these lands, Together
with the geological form aons such Justify the
most ssBguine expectations OF finding abundant deposits
Of oil. Experienced oil from the oil regions Of
Pennsylvania and elsewhere. have prospecied this ter
rory and that compares fsvoraby with the best
oil regions in the east.
The general impression 20 be that the enterprise
and capital invested in the development Of oil will
ualy settle upon this portion Of the State a. the most
promising section within its limits.
HARRISON DAILY,
au30 d&wf President
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Gen Meade's Account OF Affairs In
Vtrgtmfa and Tn e Car0iinas.

Nav YoRK. Sept. l3-The Commercials
special says: General Meade's account of the
condition OF Carolina and Virginia affairs is very
satisfactory. The people and the prominent cit
liens every where are disposed to accept frankly
the issue of the war. aud resume their former re-
lations with the National Government Ar
rangements were made by him. under the au-
thority OF the President, for the gradual with
drawal Of the Federal troops and the resumption
Of the civil. The people scquiesce in submitting
all disputes between the whites and blacks to
Provost Courts
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-14

~ Patrick nurphy. city bod carrier, intends
taking tour Of the fashionable places Of resort
in the Eastern and Northern cities, for the benefit
Of bis health. The labors OF bis office for the
pass four years have been srduous that he
finds tour necessary to restore his exhausted
vital energies.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-14

GB yalies dog came 10 grief. and also an
untimely end. on Washington street, yesterday
afternoon about o'clock; war worn veteran
outnaDked the canine enemy, and shot him nine
times in the head with double birreled revolv-
ing club. when the majesty of the doFg raw was
nagnanimously declared vindicated He died
nth bis ACE to the fos.
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~@.O $780,

ty- The Red Jacket Stomach Bitters invigo-
rate the system. give tone 10 the stomach. and
enven the mind Thousands have used il, and
there is but one voice. and that Of their wonder
full cures. They are sold by all druggists.
sepd&wlamlv
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WASHINGTON, Sept l3-Iu the wertx trial
on the opening of the Commission. this morning
Colonel Chapman submitted the following com
muncation:
OLD CAPITOL PRrsox,
WASHINGTON, Sept Is, 1868
Colonel Chapman, Judge Advocate:
SR-Captain Werfz has been pronounced, by
the Surgeon at this place, to be too much pros
trated TO appear before your Court to day
Very respectfully, your obediept servant,
GEORGE WEST,
Captain ana Military Superintendent.
OLD CAPITOL Prison,
WASHINGTON, Sept. IL, 1861
Capt. West, Superintendent Old Capitol Prison:
CAPTAIS--l have the honor to inform you that
Captain Wertz is unable to leave bis room to-
day. He is suffering from nervous prostratiop.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant.
G. 81 Ford,
A. A. Surgeon, L. 5 A.
After the reading of the record OF yesterday,
the Court asked Mr.. Baker whether he va. pre-
pared to furnish the names Of witnesses who, or
Monday. he charged had been tempered with
Mr.. Biker replied: Ii was impossible for him
to know the witnesses by name. excepting three
four of them. he would. il he could. give
the names with great pleasure
General Wallace said: The Court appeared 10
be satisfied with the inference drawn, from the
fact that the counsel is unable 10 give the names
OF all The witnesses alleged to have oeen tam
psred with, and To- let il be placed before the
pebble
The Commission adjourned till 10 morrow
morning
abe nexican Libe rails IN "A had why
The tensans-s he ChiHcsc Diff.
cuIty-SecretaTy NcCuiisch.
NEw YORK, Sept. l3-The Commercial
special says: Accounts from Mexico respecting
the prospects for the Republic are becoming more
gloomy. Mexicans who still adhere to the Re
public became discouraged on hearing of she
reduction of SheFidsns ermg in Texas, and are
aking the beat terms they can with Aaximl-
ian
Without an immediate supply OF mel and
money from the United States the Liberals
must abandon the contest.
The Administration. however will neither
suffer the neutrality laws to be violated nor will
1t 20 10 war for an idea In view of the prospects
for the establishment Of the Empire the subject
OF frontier defenses il now receiving the atten-
ton of the Government
The FenaDs are looking up "a q source Of
diplomatic trouble for Secretary Seward
The English Embassy has carefully noted the
Fenisn Demonstrations and the facts OF statistics
have been sent TO the home government, which
it is understood have become the subject of com
nunications, and demands that may soon be
invested with National interest.
The Chinese trouble has been unduly msgni-
fed. 1t is not expected that the State Department.
will sustain the demand OF our Minister for the
surrender Of General BurgoyEe, he having vr
tually denationalized himself by becoming a
Chinese citizen.
Secretary McCulloch coBtemplates early re-
forms in the Treasury Department and the
wedding out Of useless officials
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The indian council.

FRkr SMITH, Ark, September l2-ln council
10 day the Seminoles presented papers showing
their desire 10 tres, with the United States. and
their wishes in relation TO churches, schools and
internal Improvements
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HOUSE, AND LoT FOX SALE, No 430 EORTz
ILLINOIS STREET "A desirable residence, con
tanning eight rooms, furnished in the best style,
with closets pantry. and every convenience
Lot 40xl95 feet, with we'll and cistern
For particulars inquire of A d Ohm.
5-u Union Ticket Office
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-14

Doe BIr.-The idea is prevalent that whisky
is the only certain remedy against the bite OF a
mad dog. aud We see great many acting on
bis principle IL you see a man the street
,nder the influence of liquor. the chances are
to one he has his finger tied up. where it was
bitten by dog. and only used the ardent a
medical remedy to prevent hydrephobia. These
cases are maltiplying-we hear OF them every
hour in the dsv, and frequently of persons who
never INDUCED. IL the saloons should be closed
up. as is proposed by our temperance friends. We
greatly fear people will die in large numbers OF
hydrophoois because they can't get the remedy 10
apply The temperance folks will. if this state
men, is true. be responsible for great many
desths-srEo. every temperance man is equal to
two mad dogs. and they bad beHer be chained up
OF mnzzled
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-14

WANTED TO RENT-A comfortable house of
seven to ten rooms, north of Washing tou. and
between Tennessee and New jersey. Possession
wanted in October. A careful tenant may be
found by calling at No 4 AFFORDS Block. South
Meridian street -3eod
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r. The One Hundred and !

IL The One Hundred and Forty sixth regi
nents Colonel Welcb, was received yesterday in
the usual form. Governor Morton made the
principal speech, followed by General Mansfield
Colonel Washburne, Colonel Welch, and Others
This regiment numbers III men and thirty two
officers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-14

GB- Crompton's Strawberry Balsam "a GER
tain remedy for diarrhea, dysenteFy. cholera
morbus. hux, heartburn, and all bowel com
plants. IL is entirely vegetable. specific for
camp diarrhea Sold at Wholesale by Brow ming
& Sloan, Indianapolis. cod
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-14

Sr LOUIS. Sept l3-General Grant and party
arrived here at o'clock to day. They were
quietly taken to the Lindell Hotel. under the d.
rection of Mayor Thomas and few citizens.
where be will receive the public to night The
English party will arrive about midnight, and
will occupy apartments at the Lindell Hotel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-14

tyrone OF the incest and mos. reliable Drug
Stores in our city is the Capital Drug Store. -
on the corner of Massachusetts, avenue and Yer
mont street, ard sc commend It 70 all in need of
medicines, fnc sosps, pcrtnmcTy, and fancy
goods 1910
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A single Bottle WAL last a Month I
be used three times a day.
TERTIMONIAL

From Hon. Thomas J. Turner. Ex-Heuber q Congress
rom uinos late Speaker q the Illinois H5use ~ Rep
r.sentatives and Grand Master Of A. r., and A. NJ az
the state Of Illinois -.
FRxspoEr. October 81, 1858.
On ID Il SrkI1r-Dear SIR In reply % Jour notscs Q,
,hs Ieth ~ would say that severely s6cfet
With Cafa-rh Tor years, when became scqusntsd -ih
Voc and bought bottles % your hqud c.tarrh KEN
sdv Before had used bottle sAs sensiolY In
nre.d and before TIE second bottle finished. va
rar,,leeIy cured can recommend the metscns 10 all
srsIeted ~f-h cxssrrh- Respectfully xours.
THOMAS J. 1uRHBl
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Attempt at suicide

NEW foRK. Sept. ia CItholc priest,
named Peter Hamil, made tho attempts TO COM
NIT suicide. by cutting his throat. this morning,
on the Boston mail train, and il is Doubtful if he
can recover He vas insane
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Pay AccOun

Complete. with final cfi darits. made on fair
terms and warranted ect, at Col. Blake's
Military Agon cy, opposite the Theatre. IA 3
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lob PRINTING.


IN Adjutant General Noble returned yester
day. in good health and spirits. from shor
visit of relaxation
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-14

EuRRxA 1TBE ISyALLIsLE HAIR REsToRA-
TIVE DECIDEDLY the best article for restoring
grey hair to its natural color mot dying curing
all diseases of the scalp. preventing the hair
from falling off, giving it sOftness ard gloss
that nothing else can produce. Price 81 on per
bottle Sold by all druggists.
j. F. Senour, druggist, Bates House Block
agent. eod-tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-14

The Secret Service division of the Solicitor
Office has been informed Of the arrest OF several
persons engaged in counterfeiting. One named
Jakes jumped from the cars. while they were in
motion, but was again arrested ten days after
wards, by Detective Nettlesmith, aud another
named Tobias c. Eckert, was arrested in New
York YESTERDAY, by Detective Land. Eckert had
on his pereon 600 ore dollar United States notes.
Arrests are continually being made all over the
country
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-14

give understand prospects for selling
the city bonds in New YCsk are very slim. The
bankers Who hold city orders az collateral secu-
rity sili have nice time selling them at public
auction after a while
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-14

tY-Horses sold at the Government auction
yesterday very high. gentleman from Chicago
tells us that both horses and mules bring higher
prices here than in Chicago.
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slO per share only required AZ time Of subscription
For maps. circulars information apply the See
Rotary Of The Company. at Indianapolis
apr9s tkv -dfriAsaf
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as Tie price of the Daily Sentinel. contain
ing al. the latest news aud relegraphic Dis
patches. is only Twenty Cents a Week. delivered
by the Carriers in any part of the City. If
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-14

tE- The total debt Of the city Of Indianapo
lie. on the best showing that can ne made. i
4366 947 %
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-14

sE See d.. VIM. Thonson's advertisement
on the fourth page oI to days psper.
jan 25-tf.
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The Hottest DAY.

BuFFAIo. Sept. l3-To-dsy was the warm
est OF the season thermometer 81 In the
shade
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1890 -
A Denial.

PIT Hole. Pa. Sept. l3.-The exaggerated
reports OF an epidemic .pre vailing in the Oil
Regions without any foundation. Those
having friends in this section of country
need have no anxiety in this respect as
the general health ia good.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-14

NKw YosK. Sept l3.-The Tribane's CORES
pendent from Hawkinsville. Ga, says that
throughout the whole Of the State people Hock
to the Offices Of the Provost Mstshals TO take
the amnesty oath long before the necessary
blanks can be procured In some instances OH
cials have been asked why the oath has not been
administered before. Some planters have trar.
eled thirty miles TO the nearest Provost Marshal
to take the oath, and had to return again without
doing 80, because that particular individual had
no jurisdictions over the country.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-14

tS OFFICERS RETURNS MADE Or and guar
anteej TO pass inspection ~ Washington. at
Blakes Military Agency. Instructions given to
returning veteran officers free OF charge l4-3
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sascALL voR CIRCULAR DESCRIBING ALL
SY M ITO M 81

The symptoms Of Caiarrb, as they ener.ly appear
are ct frs very slight Persons tnd tLsy have cold
that they have frequent attack and are more sensitive
the changes Of temperature. In this coDdton- the
may be dry, slight discharge, thin and scr1.
afterwards becoming thick and acbeslFe As Inc disease
becomes chronic the discharges Increased Ia qaarfy
and changed In quality they are nov thick ard heavy.
and are hawked cOugbed on The sccrerors are Of
fensve causing bad breath: The yoice Thea and IA
al th eyes are weak the Of The smell Il esseDec
or desfroyed deafness frequently takes place Anc.her
common and important symptom % Cstarrh Is that the
person Is obliged clear hs throat IN the morning "
thick or Shiny mncus which has fallen down from the
head during the night When this taxes place the per
son may Be that he disease Is on its way 20 he
ungs, and should lose no time IN arrestingt-
The shove bat few q the mary C1ts-Th synPtons
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Deloss Root, W. schoaeld. VIM. Turner, J. A.
Grosvenor VIM. T. Clark. Z. e. oln, J. C. Her-th, In.
eien Hills. omsr Newman. Jerre NeLene and Edwin A.
DAVIS.
public on terms that the Company feel confident will
nat sub~crfhers
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MEDICAL.
Gil AID n Z w -
FOR TIE UNFORTUNATE
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS
MEDICAL,

BE LIS SPECIFIC Pill s
Are warranted in all cases the and
I'll diseases arising from sexual excessss
YOUTHFUL lSDISCREIIOS,
Seminal Lo.s Nighty Emissions, and Sensual Dreams,
GENITAL, Physical and Nervous Debility, Impotence;
elect, Sexual Diseases, Ac-, &c-, &c.
No CHANGE or DIET Is NECESSARY,
and they can be used without detection Each box con-
90 pils Price OsH DoILAR. yon cannot get them
Of your druggist. they w be BY mail securely seal
ed postpaid, With full Instructions that insure cure, on
rece % THE money; ana pamphlet % foo pages On
the youth consequences ana remeey sent
free; 10 required for postage Address d. J. hkrAs
Consulting Physician,
y. %. Box s0s9. AZ broad~ay, New Iork
Dealers can be supplied BY Denas Barnes d Co.,
Wholesale Agents, Ne. FORK; Tonlnsop Cox. Agents
for Indianapolis
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The Denth OF Henry O'Ciareucc sic.
Garthy.
FkSIAs HALL,

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. Z, 1865
At regular meetiHg of the Indianapolis Cen
tire of the Fenian Brotherhood, held at their
Hall, on Thursday, the 9Th September, 1865. the
folawing preamble and resolutions were uusni-
mously adopted:
Whereas, Ii has pleased Almighty God. in the
dispensatiOn Of His wise Providence, 10 send
amongst US again His messenger. Death, 20 bear
away from our midst, IN tho prime OF lite aud a
career of great usefulness. our beloved Deputy
Head Centre and Brother, Henry O'Clsrence
Mccarthy. who, q short time since. confidently
looked forward TO the day OF retribution. rapidly
approaching when Ireland would be freed from
the CALLING yoke OF British oppression. and drive
from her soil ever vestge of the naughty depot,
and in which struggle for his country's indepen
dence. our deceased Deputy Head Centre IL
tended taking an active part, and for the accom-
plishment Of that great object desr 10 every
lrishman heart, he WAS willing. If necessary, 10
sacrifice his life: be il. therefore,
Resolved. That. while ne bow with humble
SUBMISSION 10 this manifestation of the will OF
DIVINE Providence, in common with all Fenisns
We deeply dePlore the death ~ our balov ed aud
respected Deputy Head Centre, Henry O'Cl.rence
Mccarthy. whose eloqaence genius and sterlin 2
worth were invaluable 70 the cause which ho had
espoused with ali the earnestness and zeal OF his
ardent nature, inspired with a love of country
which LED him 10 devote bis time his talents
AID all tiat makes life inviting 20 the res,or.
ton OF IRISH Nationality
Resolved, That the devotion aud zeal of our
deceased brother in the great cause in which the
brotherhood il engaged il emiuen,ly worthy O
imitation: and if the same spirit Of Unsel6sh
patriotism which animated him inspired ever,
Fenian, the redemption Of Ireland from be
present thraldom. and her recognition as an in
dependent nation by the powers of the cart
would not be long DELAYED
Resolved, That ne ~ pAthiIe with ne tamil
of the deceased in this their great bereavement
aud that the Secretary be instructed TO send iher
q copy of these resolutions. and that they b
inserted 10 The inmates Of our meeting, and
Resolved. That a copy OF these resolutions b
sent TO the city papers. Boston Pilot aud lr.
American, for publication.
THoaAs Nssa Centre
j AUSTEN STKvAEr Ssc'y
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OFFICE RS
william n. Tureer, President and Superintendent
Deloss Root, Vice resident
Edwin A. Davis. Secretary.
J George Stir. Treasurer.
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soldiers Discharges.
EENUINE DOCUMENTS FOR SALE. ADDRESS
" p O. Box 1877. sepl2-d3t
WAN %.

1 HOUSE, containing six seven eight rooms, suit
able for Boarding house, by prompt pay ing ten
Inquire this Otice. SCI
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-14

PolIcE MArrKRs-Ye sterdsy was a busy day
in the Mayors Court Sam. Johnson was ssnt
up for ten days for intoxicaion.
John Camp and Daniel Boer each paid 81 40
like men. 70: intoxicston, and went their WAY
rejoicing.
Patrick Esgsn's dog wasn't muzzed. and Pat
had to pay. in fne and costs, So 10. besides los
ing valuable time to attend the Court.
julius Schwister was fined and costed s. 4O
for public indecency.
Another raid was made on the women of easy
virtue and the pockets Of the officers are fat this
morning with the wages of sin. obtained from
these harlots Hattie Taylor, for keeping a
bagnio. paid $2g 10. while Jennie Warren. Ella
Wilson, Lydia Jones, Lou +. Hamilton, Susan
Harrison, Minnie Carter. Nellie Carter and Jen-
ME Long each paid xl4 40 for occupying houses
of il-fame. being. in each case, FIVE dollars fol-
the school fund. and nine dollars and seventy
cents to be divided out among the officers
Robert Robertson, James johnson. Charlie
Harrison and John X Davis each paid $l4 10
for visiting houses of ill-fame.
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hon. JOSEPH x. MCDONALD, Indianapolis, Indiana
"a JOHN H. COFFROI II, Huntington Indiana
a. VIM. DALE, New York City.
. JOSEPH w. NBWLiN, Attica. Indiana.
- JOS RlSTINE, Covington, indiana
% K. NJ MCDONALD, Covirgton, Indiana
80 DAVID WEBB, Covington, Indiana.
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INDIANA NORMAL
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
AT INDIANAPOLIS.

YUNHR PAIL SESSION WILL COMMENCE OF NON
y day. scot neei Al aud close on SATURDAY, FEB
roary I'd. lSGs
Instruct given IN he fslio~ing branches. via
The Organ, Pano. Guitar. NocsliEstion. bsrnsay AID
Composition. he Art Of aching ana Leading cholra
Situations provided Tor GrseaAtes 1. desired
and en- vacancies In Academy shev viii BE
hnec froni owu G. aGua; n Class.
The Aoa,emy Building and Boarding Fstabiishnsni
are pleasantly sitDaf on the hcC@r Estate, Ne fes
south Meridian street two sQases eocth q TIRE Cnian
Depot BY special arrangement wih he fresident q
the Indianapolis F.ma Institute, Rev. c. " Hs~es.
scholars belonging 20 the zane. and ALSO orEEA To-s
SCHOLARS GIVE thoE eson durng the Scholastic
Year a that Institute.
Fer Circulars, ke., apply ioihe President.
CHARLES HEse,
aug2l-dlm Letter Box Is. Indianapolis, Ind.
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THE NEXT TERM
or TBK
UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DIME
WILL COMMENCE on THK
Fifth Day of september.

TUNHE College but just erected AZ expense -
ESQ co., ui be rea y for the reception Of ~ pills Of
the opening Of the term and viii Afford smple eccomno
dat on for i've hu' dred noaiders
The Of instruction in every department viii be
thorough rsuA Ia this nsitution
Terms, sl2s so per session 81 Eve months.
For Catalogues and particular Information sd-
dress kEy. p DILLON. S. S. G Pres
Or the Agent ct Indiana pllis, j. a. NckEhSAN.
augT-d12 9iaw
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whole management as vel as the display oil
hcrses gives The bes, Of satisfaction. To morrow
promises to be great day both for the display OF
horses and for fss, rotting.
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PETROLEUM.
PETROLEUM.
WABASH PETROLEUM !
AND
COAL INNING co,
AT
60 vIN-aTO IND
Capisas stock. S3,2jO,OOO.
Divided into $4,000 Shares at $50
Each.

OiFluou ililU oO,VOO ondico at WV
Each.
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS or TIKI STATE
OF INDIANA.
WILLIAM DALE, OF New York, President,
JOSEPH RIS TISs, Coving;on. Vice President.
- w. ID. KERR, Secretary,
JANIS w. KING, Treasurer.
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oEx. rESSrsAcKKs

foErREss MosROE,. Sept. i2-Gen- Penny
hacker, vho was wounded at the capturs OF For
Fisher, has so far recovered as to leave the hoe
pitsl for his home in Wsstchester, Pa. sccompa
MED by his aid, Capt. Bornum.